As a floral designer and business owner this rings true! I had friends shake their heads and ask… When are you going to stop playing with flowers? 40 years in the trade and just retired. It was hard physical work yet so very rewarding.
it's such a common misconception that careers in the arts or in service industry are just stepping stones to other things or somehow aren't meaningful. Let's shine a light on these misconceptions!
I wanna see those people when in fact everyone just took it as a stepping stone.😅😂 If they would, there'll be like 1 salon every 100miles or so😅 Not to mention all the other jobs they deam invalid. Why are they so uneducated? Or are they just blind? They should open their eyes and look around the world they live in. They are not alone on this planet
I’ve been told I needed to “get a real job” when I worked at a diner… by people who frequently ate at said diner. I don’t think they realized that if everyone that they claim “doesn’t have a real job” suddenly stopped working those jobs, they’d lose a lot of services they regularly use. No more hair stylists, no more waiters, no more fast food workers, no more cashiers, no more baristas, no more janitors, no more writers, no more artists, no more actors, no more of a lot of things. Maybe Karens should just stop judging other people lol
What is wrong with them? The actual definition of a "not real job" is something that no one would pay for. Being a server, a hairstylist, a cleaning worker, etc. are real jobs because people are paid for that, they might not be highly profitable jobs, but they're still jobs, VERY necessary jobs...
Part 1 left me literally spluttering in rage at the insensitivity of this woman. I'm happy to see that you responded saying all the things I hoped you'd say.
I think it's so funny too, that those people talking about tattoos like this don't realize how the culture of tattoos has changed in the last 30 years. The hiring managers often have tattoos too. It's not taboo like it used to be.
@@siiriparkssunfortunately that still depends a lot on where in the country you are. Where I'm from, it's typically still taboo to have visible tattoos or brightly colored hair.
@@siiriparkss One of my managers had a butterfly ring tattoo on one of her fingers and that was 15 years ago. People have less subtle body art now. In fact I expect most of the younger people who are taking over to have a visible tattoo or two. No one will care. All that will matter is how well you do your job and get along with others.
The minute she said "I used to have a lemonade stand", I knew there was no redemption for this woman. How the hell does someone compare a child owned business that pops up on a random Saturday to an actual salon that requires appointments, consultations, and up to $400 in payment?
"Well if this is a business this is how you run it to the ground!" "Ah, I'm sure your place on my appointments list can be filled with one of the dozens waiting for a spot."
As the best selling published author of four books, one a prize winner, with more books in the pipeline, I can tell you that this attitude covers any work that doesn't fall into the standard job description. My ex used to say, "Leslie writes. Anyone can write if they have time to waste" all the time.
@@maggpiprime954As a budding author myself I will say any one can write but not every one can write a whole book let alone multiple books and especially not ones good enough to become bestsellers and prize winners. Writing as a career takes time effort skill and that's not including the dificulty of findind a publisher and how hard meeting deadlines, which can be especially difficult when having to deal with the very real issue of writers block. I currently write mostly as a hobby, (my job is being a cna which a lot of people also say "isn't a real job"), That said I due plan on making it my second job eventually if possible and especially with that goal in mind I still experience a lot of difficulty writing soneting I consider good enough to publish and especially when I want the book I am working on currently to be the first in a series the I already have semi-planned out
I'm so sick and tired of the real job vs fake job bs. If you pay real money to a person for doing something for you, that is a real job. Fast food is a real job, trades like hair styling are real jobs, retail is a real job, and going even further, babysitting/nannying, are real jobs. Even the kid mowing your lawn or doing odd errands for you is a real job. And even further, that lemonade stand can grow into a big company too. If you pay real money to someone for a good or service, it IS A REAL JOB!
And she ALWAYS has to be right, and accept NO responsibility for how her “help” was actually b!+€hy and judgmental it really was. Good on you for firing the client.
Why would she go to a stylist who she did not believe was a professional stylist? Like she's insinuating that being a stylist isn't a profession or isn't something you can do full-time. I don't want someone doing my hair who doesn't do it full-time who hasn't been doing it for a very long time and keeping up with their education and trends. This lady is crazy!
For as long as I live I will never, ever, understand the kind of person that believes it is perfectly fine to invalidate and demean another person who is providing them with a service, be it hair styling, house cleaning, or serving drinks or food. All common decency aside, what kind of an utter moron insults the person who is going to be alone with their food, or who is about to use dangerously sharp or hot objects around their face?
You handled her way better then I would have. I don’t have time to deal with folks like her who say something and when you answer them they come back at you. And are clearly not hearing you or downplaying your skills and abilities.
I loved her response! I think I would have been like, "Thank you for your concern. So that'll be $200 for the fake job I just did." (Which, knowing these kinds of customers, was likely a full treatment, wash, conditioning, cut, dye, and style. Because they're always asking for full service while denying the value of said service.)
I’m an artist. I sell my paintings. It’s a real job. Despite what people think. These things that make life more pleasurable are done by people doing real jobs. I got so mad for you. I, too, have tried to be polite about it. You handled the situation perfectly.
You are truly Amazing ❤ I love the way that you handle yourself 💞 #respect I also wanted to say, i loved the gentle and thoughtful way you approached a very delicate question with Miss Rogers that i saw in a recent short you put up. I only adore you further now. I have worked in all different fields and many in the health sector and the way you approached answering that question and every single thoughtful word, was truly nothing short of beautiful❣ ✌💚🌻
That's like the parent who complemented me on being so "articulate" and "well educated" in my career as I'm managing the safety and education of their child in my horseback riding program. 😂🙄
Imagine telling an essential worker that what you do needs to be upgraded so you can afford things. This is not her hobby- it is her business and her livelihood. The only thing with more responsibilities than those two things is being a parent. Kind of wish that was in this skit too.
My sister was a stylist until 2 car accidents removed that option. She was t-boned to the driver’s side, she’s left handed, then rear ended while waiting to turn left. She continued to style for another 15 years, then just couldn’t handle the pain anymore. She was demeaned and disrespected so many times by ‘well-meaning individuals just looking out for her’ as they rolled up to her 6 bedroom house with the studio designed into the plans. (I got her on some alternative things that helped with inflammation and pain, but she’s never returning due to severe Karenitis … btw, her name is Karin. :P And I told her about Castor Oil packs for the joints and liver, as well as liquid magnesium chloride or Epsom salts in a super saturated solution, rubbed gently into the injured areas and muscles. She was training for Iron Man races, lol, due to physio. Long story. But the magnesium was something I tried for her after running a qualifying marathon. She couldn’t walk over the 3/4 inch door frame, had to step backwards over it, and had to be lifted into their truck. We slathered her in liquid magnesium, she just walked normally out of the house and hopped into the truck …. I had to remind her of how she hobbled out the previous year. So, nothing ventured,…. It might help. Being in chronic pain sucks. I started using it due to L3,4,5,S1 compression injury)
My second ex husband insulted me a long time ago telling me "well, mine is a carreer (now retired Court Officer), your's is just a job (at that time head cashier & back up Front End Manager); hence one of the reasons he is the second ex husband, we're still very good friends though, third husband packs my lunch for the crueling double shifts, smiling saying make that paper baby as he gets ready for even more crueling double shifts Rock on Siri stay blessed
imagine if everyone who ever worked a ‘hobby’ went to a ‘real job’. then there would be so many gaps in society that wouldn’t be constantly filled that people like the karen in this video would demand be available to them. hairdressing is a real job. makeup artistry is real job. being a florist is a real job. working at a cafe or bakery is a real job. working fast food is a real job. if you have an income you pay taxes on,it is a real job. for some it’s not the end goal for a career, for some it is. for some it. might even be the end goal for now, but not something they want to do the rest of their life! all are completely valid! who are we to judge what someone does for a living!! and all of that isnt even touching on the judgement for what someone does with their money and body. if everyone could just keep their nose in their own business and quit worrying about others and making problems out of things that not only aren’t even problems, but have nothing to do with them, the world would be a more respectful and easy place to live in.
OMFG!!!! This is my 21st year as a server, and I work in an adult store as well. Whenever people try to say anything to me, I just laugh at them. People like this act like cunts because it makes them feel better about themselves!
I feel like people like this assume it’s a “young people job” and that you’ll leave for a “real job” later because they rarely see older people (+60) still doing hair. But I have, and I’ve seen them be owners and teachers and aestheticians. From what I’ve seen, beauty is an industry that never dies and you almost never leave!
I hate the whole "real job" I got that when I was a shift manager at McDonald's. I paid my bills with that job. I got a concussion from that job from fainting due to malnourishment because I wasn't eating due to stress. That job is dealing with unhinged people, high temperature equipment, making sure no one gets food poisoning and making sure the old men don't hit on the 16 year old girls. Also cleaning up poop from people who smear it on the walls.
Normally , I would agree with siiri on hairstylist being just as valid of a business as any other business . However, in this case there is a huge difference because she just isn't any stylist like most normal people are. She is famous and has the money to be able to afford these extra luxuries. Most stylists can't afford to tell people they aren't welcome in their place of employment or their business. Siiri has may luxuries that normal people cant afford.
How you deal with people like this w/o b**ch-slapping them into next week....well, you are a model of self-restraint. I used to have to deal with the teacher edition of this, as in:"You musta became a teacher because you ain't able to do anythin' else.'
"This is how you run it in the ground." No it's not. You should have zero tolerance for disrespect for yourself and co workers and friends and family. This is how you keep the bad people out and the good people in.
The awfulness of so many people in the world just astounds me. Tattoos are very popular and worn by a lot of people in a lot of professions. Maybe some professions require that they be hid under clothing, but there are a lot of people in a lot of professions who have them. The attitude about hair styling, though! Wth??? I shouldn't be surprised. I could go on for days about stuff people have said about teaching. The world just has a huge lack of respect and lack of empathy problem these days!
"When are you gonna get a real job?" = when are you gonna get a boring desk job to make me feel better abt me being too chicken shit to chase my dreams?
Yes!!! ❤ In her face!!!🥳🥳🥳 And she still asked for the manager and tried to insult you😅😅😅 oh boy... Edit: I am so sorry for your shoulder. It sucks big time...There are not many ways to lower the pressure on there?! This is not due to your height, is it? Hope surgery goes well. And don't start the job again too soon!!! Healing process is so important for long term function. I know it sucks too, cos it will be months, I assume. Just, be safe❤
What I don't understand is how many Karens say that this is how you run a businnes in the ground after founding it. If it was that terrible then why are you even here? Oh is it because you didn't get what you wanted?
I am a database specialist for a software company. I work from home and make awesome money, but we also did use to work in-office and I had pink hair and tattoos. Come on now, Karen. Tattoos arne't the barrier that they once were. My bestie is a teacher and has been for 25 years and she's covered in tattoos. We're still valid and competent workers.
No, this is how I keep my sanity and have clients who respect me and I respect them. Saying this is not a real job is insulting to me. If you think this isn't a real job than you can do this yourself. Bye
If I have done a job full time for half a decade I am pretty sure I have a set career thanks. PS a lot of jobs are beginning to look past "job stopper" tattoos (thank god) and it is easier to get work with tattoos on you. PPS so many people with tattoos are successful so can we stop acting like having tattoos is a life inhibitor
Hair stylist is no hobby and certainly no walk in the park! It is demanding, physically strenuous and quite unhealthy f.i. with all chemicals, one has to come in contact with and inhale. Just wondering, what do these people consider as a real job?
All jobs are real jobs? When you ask for someone to bag your groceries because you're too lazy to do so, a person does it for you right? Thats a real job. How about the people you pay to put the pump on for you to get gas? Or the cashier you yelled at because an item was wrongly placed somewhere? Or the janitor you yell at to clean better and say you could do their job better? I hate people with this type of entitlement. If by her logic, these aren't real jobs, then what is? What she does must not be real either. Or is it real because she's doing it? Oh man sorry these kinds of conversations piss me off lol.
Nah, don't blame boomers. Ninety-nine percent of us are way cooler than that, and we are the generation who genuinely wants to see people succeed. Many of us ended up in helping professions so we could do just that. I've seen some mighty young Karens and their parent Karens...just sayin'.
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As a floral designer and business owner this rings true!
I had friends shake their heads and ask… When are you going to stop playing with flowers? 40 years in the trade and just retired. It was hard physical work yet so very rewarding.
it's such a common misconception that careers in the arts or in service industry are just stepping stones to other things or somehow aren't meaningful. Let's shine a light on these misconceptions!
@@siiriparkss Yes we will sweet girl !💪🏻🥰
I wanna see those people when in fact everyone just took it as a stepping stone.😅😂 If they would, there'll be like 1 salon every 100miles or so😅
Not to mention all the other jobs they deam invalid.
Why are they so uneducated? Or are they just blind? They should open their eyes and look around the world they live in. They are not alone on this planet
For some reason, people think you have to hate your job in order for it to be 'a real job.' *splutters in wtf-ification*
I’ve been told I needed to “get a real job” when I worked at a diner… by people who frequently ate at said diner. I don’t think they realized that if everyone that they claim “doesn’t have a real job” suddenly stopped working those jobs, they’d lose a lot of services they regularly use. No more hair stylists, no more waiters, no more fast food workers, no more cashiers, no more baristas, no more janitors, no more writers, no more artists, no more actors, no more of a lot of things. Maybe Karens should just stop judging other people lol
They did, Covid happened & now they claim no one wants to work anymore.
I'm a server at a firbes 5 star rated resort. I hear this crap all the time.
What is wrong with them? The actual definition of a "not real job" is something that no one would pay for. Being a server, a hairstylist, a cleaning worker, etc. are real jobs because people are paid for that, they might not be highly profitable jobs, but they're still jobs, VERY necessary jobs...
@@edithflores2015 my point exactly
@edithflores2015 and I bet you anything that Siiri makes more than me at my "real job" by tf ton. Lol
Part 1 left me literally spluttering in rage at the insensitivity of this woman. I'm happy to see that you responded saying all the things I hoped you'd say.
I think it's so funny too, that those people talking about tattoos like this don't realize how the culture of tattoos has changed in the last 30 years. The hiring managers often have tattoos too. It's not taboo like it used to be.
@@siiriparkssunfortunately that still depends a lot on where in the country you are. Where I'm from, it's typically still taboo to have visible tattoos or brightly colored hair.
@@siiriparkss One of my managers had a butterfly ring tattoo on one of her fingers and that was 15 years ago. People have less subtle body art now. In fact I expect most of the younger people who are taking over to have a visible tattoo or two. No one will care. All that will matter is how well you do your job and get along with others.
Bravo!
@@siiriparkss wasn't it like super recently that nurses were finally able to have visible tattoos?
The minute she said "I used to have a lemonade stand", I knew there was no redemption for this woman. How the hell does someone compare a child owned business that pops up on a random Saturday to an actual salon that requires appointments, consultations, and up to $400 in payment?
That lemonade stand soured HER
I cannot stress this enough... ANYTHING that takes your time and effort and pays your bills is a "real job"
On behalf of all servers and bartenders... thank you
"Well if this is a business this is how you run it to the ground!"
"Ah, I'm sure your place on my appointments list can be filled with one of the dozens waiting for a spot."
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As the best selling published author of four books, one a prize winner, with more books in the pipeline, I can tell you that this attitude covers any work that doesn't fall into the standard job description. My ex used to say, "Leslie writes. Anyone can write if they have time to waste" all the time.
I'm glad for you that he's an Ex.
@@jomoncon 💯
@@jomoncon Hear here!
@@maggpiprime954As a budding author myself I will say any one can write but not every one can write a whole book let alone multiple books and especially not ones good enough to become bestsellers and prize winners. Writing as a career takes time effort skill and that's not including the dificulty of findind a publisher and how hard meeting deadlines, which can be especially difficult when having to deal with the very real issue of writers block. I currently write mostly as a hobby, (my job is being a cna which a lot of people also say "isn't a real job"), That said I due plan on making it my second job eventually if possible and especially with that goal in mind I still experience a lot of difficulty writing soneting I consider good enough to publish and especially when I want the book I am working on currently to be the first in a series the I already have semi-planned out
@@maggpiprime954 Thank you.
I'm so sick and tired of the real job vs fake job bs. If you pay real money to a person for doing something for you, that is a real job. Fast food is a real job, trades like hair styling are real jobs, retail is a real job, and going even further, babysitting/nannying, are real jobs. Even the kid mowing your lawn or doing odd errands for you is a real job.
And even further, that lemonade stand can grow into a big company too.
If you pay real money to someone for a good or service, it IS A REAL JOB!
A hair salon is not a lemonade stand 😍
PREACH!
My daughter needed no training for a lemonade stand. She is 100+ hours in the 1500 hours she must have in our state to do what you do :) @@siiriparkss
“I put sharp objects next to people’s heads” LOL for real!!!
seriously!!!
And 450° flat irons, really?!
Loved that response. That Karen doesn’t deserve your talent or time.
You go girl. Dont let anyone degrade your profession.
“There’s a more polite way to say that.” Lady didn’t start with politeness so why the heck should you?! 😂😂
“I had a lemonade stand once” 😂😂 WUT
the things we hear lmao
If you get paid, you're a professional. End of story.
Karen Get OUT Of My Salon Now & NEVER Come Back !!! No Explanation Necessary. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Right? Don't let the door hit you
And she ALWAYS has to be right, and accept NO responsibility for how her “help” was actually b!+€hy and judgmental it really was. Good on you for firing the client.
Why would she go to a stylist who she did not believe was a professional stylist? Like she's insinuating that being a stylist isn't a profession or isn't something you can do full-time. I don't want someone doing my hair who doesn't do it full-time who hasn't been doing it for a very long time and keeping up with their education and trends. This lady is crazy!
I had a townhouse I bought for 115k and sold for 300k - 😂😂😂 nothing wrong with condos or townhomes. People love those!
The comedic timing of the cutaway 2:00 😂😂😂😂 this left me with the giggles
For as long as I live I will never, ever, understand the kind of person that believes it is perfectly fine to invalidate and demean another person who is providing them with a service, be it hair styling, house cleaning, or serving drinks or food. All common decency aside, what kind of an utter moron insults the person who is going to be alone with their food, or who is about to use dangerously sharp or hot objects around their face?
You handled her way better then I would have. I don’t have time to deal with folks like her who say something and when you answer them they come back at you. And are clearly not hearing you or downplaying your skills and abilities.
I loved her response! I think I would have been like, "Thank you for your concern. So that'll be $200 for the fake job I just did." (Which, knowing these kinds of customers, was likely a full treatment, wash, conditioning, cut, dye, and style. Because they're always asking for full service while denying the value of said service.)
They never apologize or have any shame. I’m so sorry you have to deal with these kinds of people.
Part 3: Twelve weeks later, Karen can't find a hairdresser to style her ratty hair within a 100-mile radius.
I’m an artist. I sell my paintings. It’s a real job. Despite what people think. These things that make life more pleasurable are done by people doing real jobs. I got so mad for you. I, too, have tried to be polite about it. You handled the situation perfectly.
Well said.
You slay Siiri! Do you girl! Set the haters straight!
You are truly Amazing ❤ I love the way that you handle yourself 💞 #respect I also wanted to say, i loved the gentle and thoughtful way you approached a very delicate question with Miss Rogers that i saw in a recent short you put up. I only adore you further now. I have worked in all different fields and many in the health sector and the way you approached answering that question and every single thoughtful word, was truly nothing short of beautiful❣ ✌💚🌻
You seriously have learned and excelled at this trade and own your own business, house, car...at 25 years old?! 😮 You amaze me ❤
Oh yes a real job!!! These Karens are too much!!! Ugh 😫
This fake job paid for house and car....sooooooo lol
That's like the parent who complemented me on being so "articulate" and "well educated" in my career as I'm managing the safety and education of their child in my horseback riding program. 😂🙄
Great ending! ❤
U are absolutely amazing girl! Keep u the great work. ❤
Imagine telling an essential worker that what you do needs to be upgraded so you can afford things. This is not her hobby- it is her business and her livelihood. The only thing with more responsibilities than those two things is being a parent. Kind of wish that was in this skit too.
If there is one thing I have learned it's we can carve a living when we find the right career to match our skills and personality.
I would love Bailey and Theresa to do something similar❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hope your tendonitus feels better soon!
I’m fully expecting to get “when are you gonna stop playing with horses” later in life after all these stories lol.
I despise job shaming of any kind.
All work is real work
My sister was a stylist until 2 car accidents removed that option. She was t-boned to the driver’s side, she’s left handed, then rear ended while waiting to turn left.
She continued to style for another 15 years, then just couldn’t handle the pain anymore. She was demeaned and disrespected so many times by ‘well-meaning individuals just looking out for her’ as they rolled up to her 6 bedroom house with the studio designed into the plans.
(I got her on some alternative things that helped with inflammation and pain, but she’s never returning due to severe Karenitis … btw, her name is Karin. :P And I told her about Castor Oil packs for the joints and liver, as well as liquid magnesium chloride or Epsom salts in a super saturated solution, rubbed gently into the injured areas and muscles. She was training for Iron Man races, lol, due to physio. Long story. But the magnesium was something I tried for her after running a qualifying marathon. She couldn’t walk over the 3/4 inch door frame, had to step backwards over it, and had to be lifted into their truck. We slathered her in liquid magnesium, she just walked normally out of the house and hopped into the truck …. I had to remind her of how she hobbled out the previous year. So, nothing ventured,…. It might help. Being in chronic pain sucks. I started using it due to L3,4,5,S1 compression injury)
My second ex husband insulted me a long time ago telling me "well, mine is a carreer (now retired Court Officer), your's is just a job (at that time head cashier & back up Front End Manager); hence one of the reasons he is the second ex husband, we're still very good friends though, third husband packs my lunch for the crueling double shifts, smiling saying make that paper baby as he gets ready for even more crueling double shifts
Rock on Siri stay blessed
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ITS UP 🤩
imagine if everyone who ever worked a ‘hobby’ went to a ‘real job’. then there would be so many gaps in society that wouldn’t be constantly filled that people like the karen in this video would demand be available to them. hairdressing is a real job. makeup artistry is real job. being a florist is a real job. working at a cafe or bakery is a real job. working fast food is a real job. if you have an income you pay taxes on,it is a real job. for some it’s not the end goal for a career, for some it is. for some it. might even be the end goal for now, but not something they want to do the rest of their life! all are completely valid! who are we to judge what someone does for a living!! and all of that isnt even touching on the judgement for what someone does with their money and body. if everyone could just keep their nose in their own business and quit worrying about others and making problems out of things that not only aren’t even problems, but have nothing to do with them, the world would be a more respectful and easy place to live in.
From the charges I hear on here i wish id had talent and desire to do this kind of work.
OMFG!!!! This is my 21st year as a server, and I work in an adult store as well. Whenever people try to say anything to me, I just laugh at them.
People like this act like cunts because it makes them feel better about themselves!
😂😂😂That old bat had some nerve!
these ppl are just bitter they have a boring job that probably has less benefits. its all projection 😂 loved to see u give it to her like that!!!
genuinely what job is she talking about that fits that entire description???
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I feel like people like this assume it’s a “young people job” and that you’ll leave for a “real job” later because they rarely see older people (+60) still doing hair. But I have, and I’ve seen them be owners and teachers and aestheticians. From what I’ve seen, beauty is an industry that never dies and you almost never leave!
I hate the whole "real job" I got that when I was a shift manager at McDonald's. I paid my bills with that job. I got a concussion from that job from fainting due to malnourishment because I wasn't eating due to stress. That job is dealing with unhinged people, high temperature equipment, making sure no one gets food poisoning and making sure the old men don't hit on the 16 year old girls. Also cleaning up poop from people who smear it on the walls.
After 20 years of hair, I just had to have carpel tunnel release surgery on both wrists. The injuries are real. 😢
damn i wish i was there in life
Ive always thought being a hair stylist is hard work and i commend you bc I couldnt do it
Normally , I would agree with siiri on hairstylist being just as valid of a business as any other business . However, in this case there is a huge difference because she just isn't any stylist like most normal people are. She is famous and has the money to be able to afford these extra luxuries. Most stylists can't afford to tell people they aren't welcome in their place of employment or their business. Siiri has may luxuries that normal people cant afford.
As a dog groomer I get similar comments. Been my own boss for 6 years! I’m turning away clients now.
Unrelated but I love the pride pin in the corner 🥰
"...less physically strenuous" 😂 I thought her type of snob thought 'real jobs' required no physical strain.. unless you're a doctor.
How you deal with people like this w/o b**ch-slapping them into next week....well, you are a model of self-restraint. I used to have to deal with the teacher edition of this, as in:"You musta became a teacher because you ain't able to do anythin' else.'
"This is how you run it in the ground."
No it's not. You should have zero tolerance for disrespect for yourself and co workers and friends and family. This is how you keep the bad people out and the good people in.
The awfulness of so many people in the world just astounds me. Tattoos are very popular and worn by a lot of people in a lot of professions. Maybe some professions require that they be hid under clothing, but there are a lot of people in a lot of professions who have them. The attitude about hair styling, though! Wth??? I shouldn't be surprised. I could go on for days about stuff people have said about teaching. The world just has a huge lack of respect and lack of empathy problem these days!
"When are you gonna get a real job?" = when are you gonna get a boring desk job to make me feel better abt me being too chicken shit to chase my dreams?
Telling her how much you make a year with this “hobby” would have shut her up after 2 minutes.
Yes!!! ❤ In her face!!!🥳🥳🥳
And she still asked for the manager and tried to insult you😅😅😅 oh boy...
Edit: I am so sorry for your shoulder. It sucks big time...There are not many ways to lower the pressure on there?! This is not due to your height, is it? Hope surgery goes well. And don't start the job again too soon!!! Healing process is so important for long term function. I know it sucks too, cos it will be months, I assume. Just, be safe❤
What I don't understand is how many Karens say that this is how you run a businnes in the ground after founding it. If it was that terrible then why are you even here? Oh is it because you didn't get what you wanted?
I am a database specialist for a software company. I work from home and make awesome money, but we also did use to work in-office and I had pink hair and tattoos. Come on now, Karen. Tattoos arne't the barrier that they once were. My bestie is a teacher and has been for 25 years and she's covered in tattoos. We're still valid and competent workers.
No, this is how I keep my sanity and have clients who respect me and I respect them. Saying this is not a real job is insulting to me. If you think this isn't a real job than you can do this yourself. Bye
Wanna bet that she either works or has worked a desk job (still hard, but likely not as physically demanding) or was a housewife?
I would've said "let the door hit you on the way out"
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If I have done a job full time for half a decade I am pretty sure I have a set career thanks. PS a lot of jobs are beginning to look past "job stopper" tattoos (thank god) and it is easier to get work with tattoos on you. PPS so many people with tattoos are successful so can we stop acting like having tattoos is a life inhibitor
The playing with hair comment still pisses me off, actually infuriates me. And it is not her business.
I hate when people say this stuff.
It's none of your business if tattoos affect the future. Let them live their life
Imagine actually thinking people will EVER not need their hair done
I’m looking out for you! Now let me get you in trouble.
Do plan on beginning an Only Fans or Patreon ?
Why did you answer to her? That is none of her business!!! She just need to know that other people private lives are private
If she thinks its not a "real job" then why is she using the services?
Jeez.
Hair stylist is no hobby and certainly no walk in the park!
It is demanding, physically strenuous and quite unhealthy f.i. with all chemicals, one has to come in contact with and inhale.
Just wondering, what do these people consider as a real job?
How can a lemonade stand be compared to a beautician. That lady is weird
All jobs are real jobs? When you ask for someone to bag your groceries because you're too lazy to do so, a person does it for you right? Thats a real job. How about the people you pay to put the pump on for you to get gas? Or the cashier you yelled at because an item was wrongly placed somewhere? Or the janitor you yell at to clean better and say you could do their job better? I hate people with this type of entitlement. If by her logic, these aren't real jobs, then what is? What she does must not be real either. Or is it real because she's doing it?
Oh man sorry these kinds of conversations piss me off lol.
Tell come back in 10 years to say i told you so. See her then
She's just jealous don't let her get to you
"Hobby"??? Sheesh...
People don't do higher education for a "hobby", karen
Comparing a lemonade stand to a professional salon...
Also dumping on people renting. Yeah, okay Boomer.
Yeah, mostly renting from people like her who expect your soul for a grotty room in a house-share.
Nah, don't blame boomers. Ninety-nine percent of us are way cooler than that, and we are the generation who genuinely wants to see people succeed. Many of us ended up in helping professions so we could do just that. I've seen some mighty young Karens and their parent Karens...just sayin'.
@@avengingemmapeel That is true, some of the nicest people I've ever met have been Boomers, yet I've met some awful people from younger generations.
Queeeeeeeeeen
Bye, bye to bad rubbish