r/EntitledPeople - Karen Demands I MOVE OUT! Her Daughter WANTS My Home!
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- r/entitledpeople OP gets a random knock on her door one day and is greeted by an entitled Karen. The Karen demands to speak to the owner, for OP to move out immediately so Karen's daughter can live there! She refuses to take no for an answer! Subscribe for more stories!
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16:54 - Story 6 (u/Fizzypop01)
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@@wristdisabledwriter2893 oh you..stop it.
Family, friends and not coming across any wild Karens ruining the day.
@@_Terrestrial my guy. Me too.
That messy room? So she has to "Adjust because she doesn't live with her mom anymore "? Yeah no. That is no excuse for throwing used pads around and having moldy cups in the room. That's DISGUSTING.
🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮 that is so gross & just plain trashy for someone to leave that crap out!! Especially in someone else's house 😱😱 that's just an entire new level if trashy!! It baffles me just how incredibly rude, disgusting, & selfish some people can be!! 🤯🤯🤯
@@karenwhinesmore9347 then you wouldn't like this. I worked in a rehab hospital. Paralyzed people, cancer, amputees and brain injured. I was on the ground floor and had to go to the bathroom. Now this bathroom was primarily used by housekeeping. I reached up to get a toilet seat cover and IN THAT BOX, someone stuffed their USED pad. I almost vomited on the spot! I was so mad and SO grossed out, I went to the head of housekeeping and told him I needed him to see something. I stood at the door to keep from vomiting while he looked. I told him that his staff should know better. It was so gross.
My autistic daughter would sometimes leave pads in the bedroom. When I explained about hygiene etc., she realised that it was gross and apologised.
@@Rhianalanthula see? She gets it. I can't figure out why people think this is okay behavior. My sister once spilled juice on the carpet and left it there. I picked up the cup and it was STUCK to the juice in the carpet. Ick.
@@heididietrich9800 it’s one thing when there is a physical or mental comprehension issue and is understandable but there’s nothing wrong with this girl except having been catered too her whole life or at least knowing that she can do whatever and her daddy won’t say boo!
Karen: "I'm never shopping here again!!!"
Everybody else: "Praise the Lord!"
That's "as they say" when Everybody clapped!👏👏👏
LOL-- If she said that to me, I would say; "Promise?"
"Promise? Can we get that in writing, please?"
Yeah 😹👍, that's missing in OP story. People cheering 📣 in the background 😌 as Karen leaving 😂 the store forever ♾️.
Employees: "See you next week"
The dad with the teenage daughter is full of BS. As a 13-year-old my room might have been messy, but I could easily adhere to livable levels of sanitization. Puberty might be the reason behind negligent hygiene standards and swinging temperament, but it's not an excuse to be an entitled brat.
My 13 year old son is like you; messy room, but not gross... just dusty with a few clothing items on the floor. He loves the ladies though, so he's always clean and smells nice. XD
The swinging temperament... FOR SURE!!! I don't know which one is worse, my daughter at 13 or my son at 13. My daughter is now 18 and not so crazy with the moodiness though.
Puberty is no reason for living like a pig. Many years ago I was a 13 year old girl and it just was not happening.
Here, here. Every word of your comment was dead accurate. But to add to it, the fault lies with the father who lacked the backbone to discipline her properly. That's why he had to go too.
I wonder whether the dad doesn’t want to stand up to her because he wants her to prefer living with him over living with her mother.
Pie story: There's a WARNING about the EM in the break room? WTF, why isn't she BANNED from the store if they have a warning posted about her?!?!?
im guessing its a corporation so they wont ban her unless she does something extreme like breaking merchandise or actually commit a crime
the warning is probably an "informal" one, like to be known among employees but not issued by the company
Why not have the police no trespass her?
@@evadedenbach1226 See Roboshadow's comment.
You gotta do a good deal more than be an unpleasant, entitled moron to be completely banned from a grocery store.
@@evadedenbach1226 Because I don't thing it's legal to do that
Story2: OP would be the jerk if she let the little brat and her enabling father stay. To herself and her son being bullied by the brat. Good riddance to the trash!
Absolutely!
What's even worse is the brat is 13 and the other kid is 5 that's messed up
The kid is having a tough time transitioning and being away from her mother Very easy solution there .... pack her up and ship her back to her mother to stay permanently.
Story 3, "Chad" is gonna catch hell from his fellow officers when they realize that the discount will be discontinued.
He’s gunna wish he kept his mouth shut, that’s for sure
I came to say, if I were OP or the manager I'd be real sure to Tell every cop just Who is at fault for no more discount! Like "You can tell CHAD Thanks for nothing!"🐷
@@marshawargo7238 I'd have told the chief to get bent, and he was banned from all locations, and continue to give the discount.
Serpico had better actuarial ratings than Chad.
@@oldmanjim2376 The thing he actually could be right it is kind of a bribe (even though it's not the purpose of the discount). There are certain amounts of money/gifts that officers are allowed to accept. So it depends basically on how much money they'd safe.
As for Story 2- no OP wasn't in the wrong. The holes in the wall would have been more than enough reason to straighten out a thirteen-year-old, who at that point in life definitely knew better. The dad/boyfriend really didn't care, as long as he got a place for him and his own kid to live. I don't know if it was just me and my family but we were taught to always respect other people's belongings and properties whether we live there or not. It's plan obvious to see that girl and her father were never taught such a concept.
Yeah, at the very least, sue for damages (preferrably press criminal charges for destruction of property too) and report the ex bf to CPS for child neglect and delinquency...
I wondered why she didn't have her own room at her mom's place. Guessing this crap had a lot to do with it. She dodged a bullet getting rid of both of them. If this is how he handles raising his kid, can you imagine what would happen if they had any kids together? He would push all responsibility on her and not deal with it.
Should have nipped that stuff in the butt long time ago then it wouldn’t have escalated to that point. Had a ex’s daughter tried to pull that stuff: 1) yeah, I’m not your mom and not going to pretend to be but guess what, we’re in my house, my sandbox means my rules and I’m not going anywhere! 2) food wise: this isn’t a restaurant and I’m certainly not your maid. Until you put money in this house or contribute, this is it! Destroy stuff, believe me you don’t want to go there. 3) again, my house my rules. There’s the door, both of you.
I agree that kind of behaviour should have been stopped early as a kid. I mean, I was very young when I was taught that lesson.
I don’t know how old I was at the time. I’d say somewhere between three and five years old. I don’t remember why I decided to write my name in crayon on the wallpaper wall in the dining room…
But I do remember my Grandfather taking off his dap/slipper and walloping me damn hard across the thigh with it. I remember that pain and absolute astonishment because nobody had struck me before. Again the memories are hazy but I remember him marching me home holding my hand a bit more tightly than was comfortable.
I don’t remember the rest, but years later I asked my mother about it because I wasn’t sure the memories were real. She confirmed that they were and filled me in on the details. When my grandfather arrived and handed me back to her I apparently immediately blabbed that I’d drawn on the wall and that he’d smacked me with his dap/slipper for it. She took me behind the car out of sight from the street and pulled up my skirt to my examine my thigh. She said there was a bright red welt on it that turned to bruises over the next few days.
Apparently she went absolutely mental on my Grandfather. (Her father.) She shouted and screamed at him in an absolute fury and told him he’d never see me or my brother again and went “No contact with him.” At least for a good several months before my much gentler and diplomatic Grandmother managed to negotiate a peace treaty on the understanding he’d never hit us again.
I didn’t learn until I was much older as a teenager why my mother flew off the handle like that. She’s normally patient and not given to full fury and shouting. Basically he had often beaten her while she was growing up, ranging from hand, to belt to fire poker. (Metal rod.) Worse, her brother was his favourite child on account of being a boy. Frequently he’d do something wrong and blame her so he’d be believed and thus she’d get the beating that should have been his. (She went low contact with her brother for most of her adult life, then totally no contact after they died and the inheritance issues sorted.)
So obviously as an adult with young children of her own she didn’t want him to beat us like he had with her. And it worked as he never laid a finger on me again. And I know full well it’s wrong and criminal to beat a child but boy I sure learned to respect other people’s property and homes. I don’t really know about using a light smack using the hand as a discipline method. I’m not a parent so perhaps I can’t really say.
One rotten cop had to spoil it for everybody. Owner should point it out to Chad's fellow officers that Chad complained about the kindness.
oh yeah. That's the best they can do. Let the team sort him out.
@@Nerobyrne I guarantee they did. And more than likely they started a 'Fucking chad' trend where if something happens that isn't illegal but it IS bad, it's become Chad's fault no matter who actually did it. Someone is a lunch thief? Chad did it. Someone left a hazmat incident in the bathroom stalls? Chad did it. Someone pulls a plastic mouse prank on someone who hates mice? Chad. DID. IT.
It’s unfortunate that he ruined it but the discount was probably a violation of the department’s ethics policy to begin with and it’s good that the Chief enforced it. It can be a grey area but a lot of departments don’t allow officers to take free food/discounts unless those things are also offered to the general public. I work for a municipal agency (not as an officer but I work with them) and as an agency employee even *I’m* not allowed to accept free stuff. One time I went to lunch with a uniformed cop and when our server brought the check the officer’s meal had been comped. He was pretty upset about it but not mad at the server. He made her put his meal back on the tab before he paid. I was the less intimidating-looking one so I explained to her that she hadn’t done anything wrong, we appreciated the courtesy but it was something that he straight-up wasn’t allowed to accept. We paid for *both* meals, left a generous tip, and continued to eat there (with no more discounts).
Actually, in my city, no police officer is allowed anything for free or discounted. It can be misconstrued as a bribe. I once offered a cop my place in line because I was off from work that day & wasn't in a hurry but he was on his break. He very nicely declined my offer & said his break included the waiting in line time just like everyone else. I was impressed by his 'I'm just one of the gang' attitude... absolutely no sense of entitlement. I smiled at him & said, stay safe out there.
Sometimes giving away a cup of coffee can be quite beneficial. It's cold out so the cop was wearing a winter coat with only a small patch on the shoulder. Cop was preparing a cup at the counter. Robber decides to come in. The officer put his cup down, turned 90°, pulled his weapon, and pointed it the robber. Best cup of coffee that store gave away.
The Karen: "I'll never shop here again!"
The World: "Yay! The trash takes itself out!"
_The Management:_ Could you please give that to us in writing?
Story 3: No good deed goes unpunished, but now all the other cops are going to know that the one cop ruined it for them and he'll be greatly hated.
standard tactic in the army as well
if you mess up you dont get punished, everyone else does and they are informed who they are being punished for
disclaimer this is just what i hear, i guess it varies with the officers in charge
Yes and no.
The cop will without a doubt have gained infamy with some/most other cops but gained reputation with some others. Just a few.
Thing is he ultimately uncovered somewhat of a crime. Named "corruption".
Yes doing something good for officials is not good.
The restaurant could go a few ways with it. They could tell the a-hole chief to F off as it's not illegal to give discounts, they could capitulate and tell every officer who comes in why they won't give a discount. Or be complete a-holes in return and ban officers in uniform (no, I don't agree with it, but they can do it)
My decision if it was my store would be tell the chief to f off and you don't dictate out company policies, we will continue to give the discount, except you won't get one.
@@oldmanjim2376
No the chief of a single department does not change your companies policy, you are right in that regard.
But what IS are law enforcement as a whole and legal prosecution.
What the shop did is technically illegal.
You see the police chief actually was nice to let a criminal offender know that he does something criminal and urging him to stop doing that before taking action. Since most likely "Chad" issued a formal complaint the police chief is legally obligated to inform his superiors about it which starts an investigation.
If the restaurant agrees that is the one and only chance the police chief has to keep the issue sealed.
If you'd answer in such a fashion you will hear about the issue again soon. Simply because it would not sweep it under the rug but shines multiple big spotlights onto it.
Right when the FBI comes storming into the office and your private dwelling.
And after that again when you get served the official papers learning you are charged for corruption of law enforcement.
That is a felony by the way.
And you'd get another one for insulting an officer as that conversation is NOT protected under the 1st amendment.
Needless to say when you get out of jail you are broke, in heavy debt, without a job and on a "do not rehire" list of your old company and most others in the same field.
Yes, like he may have a deplorable «accident» when cleaning his gun, or something...
Story 2 - her house, her rules, no one else gets a say, especially when they are disrespecting her. Both of them are freeloaders and disgusting people. Shame on that father. Don't like her rules? GTFO!
Good thing she learned how bad he was now before they got married. I would not have given them 30 days myself, a week at most and then change the locks and throw anything they left out on the front lawn. The daughter is a real-estate agent, RENT SOMETHING!
Agree. Good riddance
Ok piss bottles are one thing but SIX USED MENSTRUAL PADS, that’s extremely disgusting
@@jackmack4181 Definitely
Seriously the breadwinner gets to make the rules (as long as they are reasonable)
“I don’t know what celiac is, but I need that crust”
My niece has celiac as opposed to not eating gluten because it’s trendy, she has a medical condition where she can’t eat gluten. She didn’t choose that, but that Karen and her brat certainly chose to have entitled attitudes.
Agree. If you don't know what celiac is and demand gluten free, you are being trendy, not treating a medical condition.
I just thought it was the last pie crust of any kind and Karen didn't care about it being gluten free.
Stevo deserves stuffing, sweet potatoes and pie with his turkey.
@@Kimberly-dt4ko That could be so. Still doesn't change things.
I can't help but to think "I didn't choose the celiac life. The celiac choice chose me" (in reference to "i did choose the thug life. The thug life chose me.")
Even though I understand why it can be annoying to deal with the trendy types, them making gluten-free food more trendy has genuinely been helpful for a lot of people. Growing up my grandma ALWAYS had to bring her own food when we went out to cafes and the like, and I'm glad that before she died that it was already more trendy and thus she actually had options. (also I genuinely enjoy the different taste of GF food because that's what I had at my grandma's place growing up, so while the trendy people can be annoying im still glad we have more options now)
She's not wrong at all. She was in the right, in evicting them
Ya she was spot on right throwing them out of the house. I was a wild child from 8 to 13 and nevwr knocked holes in the wall on purpose or refused to eat my mons meals. It was great how she did the 30 day eviction and did it proper. She did the right thing and gave the kid and her d as d a ton of chances and they blew it thatand how that brat treated he kid was enough reason to throw hwr ass out with the dad.
She should of recorded the little brats nasty room and posted it in social media also her tantrums lol watch her attitude and room clean up quick
Cop disount story: Way to ruin a good thing for many deserving people. Especially nowadays with the attitude against police in general.
Pretty much yo. Way to ruin it for his colleagues and every other officer of the law.
@@anionleader as other people have pointed out he'll have a very "friendly" conversation with his colleagues when they are informed why they're lunches doubled in price
Yeah, I'm occationally getting fast food on my way home from national defence militia exercises while still in cammo uniform, sometimes, I've gotten discounts from that, I wouldn't ever expect it.
After all, I'm no more of a citizen than they are, and their part in the logistics chains of society is no less important than any other, and a lot more important than someone like a daytrader at a stock exchange.
The cop gonna be labeled a Blue Falcon.
Pizza delivery drivers have a more dangerous job than cops
My mom is also celiac, I learned to bake for her, so she doesn't miss on the deserts
Hey try making the pumpkin pie without the crust I do it and like it whole lot better.
My grandma had celiac and would always have to take food with her when we went out to eat (especially when I was younger and gluten-free food wasn't more trendy). When I was trying to figure out if I was also celiac it was honestly a nightmare to realise just how much food isn't gluten-free
I can have gluten as it turns out but tbh I genuinely enjoy the taste of gluten-free food as well because I grew up eating it at grandma's place.
I like to make gluten free itens! I not only make them from scratch. I make my own gluten free flower. It is not rocket science.
My mom is also ciliac and has had to argue with a lot of stupidity, from "it's made of Barley, not wheat" to "let me just pull the toast off your plate."
Fun fact, the Ciliac Association whom has been dedicating their time to study the gluten in all foods have stated that Oats, even labeled "gluten free" are not recommended for ciliacs as they are GMOs that do not pass the gluten tests... Yet I remember getting kicked out of my aunt's house because my mom suggested all the oatmeal she ate might be a cause of her stomach issues.
There is no benefit for people without celiac to eat gluten-free... it's just a fad and dumb...
I've literally had customers at my work claim that they will never shop at our store again. So I just say, "have a good day and see you next week". I often do see them next week too. Lol
Gluten Story: If Karen has been a problem often enough to have a Warning in the Staff Lunch Room specifically about her, WHY ISN'T SHE BANNED FORM THE STORE???
I don't care HOW much money she spends in that store, it's less than the amount of money she COSTS them in lost sales due to other customers she's insulted/Pissed Off!
Corporate doesn't care about that because no customers complain about her or threaten to sue. To corporate it's cheaper and brings in more money to allow Karen to keep shopping
Works well. until corporate comes down and you don't work there any more...
Hasn’t done anything to get banned, just make things difficult
Disclaimer: she WILL come back. There's a reason why there are warnings about her.
Store Wars: Revenge of the Gluten Pie Crust.
Its a good thing I don't work there the mouthy gramma I am if I heard the "I'm never shopping here again!" Would be to holler back "you promise?" Lol I'd be so fired 😂 🤣
Oh or better yet "thats not the threat you think it is " lol🤦♀️🤣
Yeah 😅, there's always come back. Fortunately the store 🏪 staff is always prepared ☺️.
Just ban her from the store ...... clearly justified if she is routinely causing a disturbance when she is in the building.
@@tinydancer7426 Depending on the local customer rights, I think they can't be banned unless they cause damage or represent any danger.
Story 5 - I bet that's why she wanted the paper receipts. So OP wouldn't have proof. Then tried to scare OP into coming back so OP couldn't use the proof to tell HQ
I hate when people kick their kids out the house when they turn 18 right away that’s when the cruelest things you can do, there is still teaching you can do for an 18-year-old You can just have your child pay rent, And don’t be surprised if you ask for their help later on and they don’t give it to you
I agree that turning the child out just because they are of age physically doesn’t mean they’re there mentally much less being prepared for the world. But that’s all in the parenting, of which this post can go in forever on. But in the op story case, this “child” is 13 and if isn’t “directed” (bring nice here as a could used checked or worse) she will have a few rude awakenings when she does come of age.
While you're legally allowed to kick out someone when they turn 18, it is pretty immoral to do so. I agree with you there. It basically tells your child that you were only taking care of them out of obligation and not because you actually loved them.
Parents who do that have no right to act surprised when their child doesn't help them after pulling something as scummy as that.
Based on the timing, it seems pretty clear that OP’s egg donor only wanted her around so she could embezzle the child support. It also sounds like she probably structured the car deal deliberately with the intent of taking the car when it only had one payment left-the timing is too perfect to be a coincidence.
The dad and daughter story….don’t let anyone move in. Keep the distance
Oh I'm sure they're gonna love this guy back at the precinct after he just killed their 50% discount.
The grocery lady complaining about how long OP took reminded of how my mom complains for me taking “too long” at the store as well. “You just stand there at the store on your phone”, well yes and no. I’m on my phone, waiting for her replies to the questions I ask her.
Second story. It's now suprise where the daughter gets the entitlement from. Clean up after yourself. Nothing worse than moldy dishes and everything else just being left around the room to rot and punching holes in the walll
For the last story, I'd contact a lawyer and arrange to have the final payment of the car held in escrow, then wait until her mom tries to sue. Then present the evidence of her moms behaviour to the court along with that bullshit itinerary of what her mom thinks she owes along with proof that her dad had paid his child support to show that all the expenses mom tries to claim is stuff her dad already paid for and that the mom is trying to screw HER over and on those grounds file for dismissal with prejudice and plaintiff paying both parties court costs.
I worked at Dominos and we had the same policy for both police and firefighters. I used to confuse them greatly by saying "Hope you have a boring day!"
My Firefighting Cousins would just laugh at that & reply w/, “I hops so too.” 😊
How entitled do you have to be to end up with a NOTE IN THE BREAKROOM warning employees about you? That's just next-level stuff right there.
In story #2: OP dumped her boyfriend at the right time. 2 of my friends are stepdads. When they started dating their wives the rules for the kids were “Stepdad” is going to be your parents as well.
The wanting to rent one. If you so badly want a house, buy it and give the person an offer they can’t refuse.
Last story: OP needs to block her mother and find a new address. That mother is going to show up - maybe weeks, maybe decades from now - demanding OP help her out because 'FAMILY'.
I would had taken that car back by force mask on with the burner
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat Gas Groceries & heat should have been covered with child support. I think OP needs to talk to a mechanic to find out what she can do to damage the car so mom can't drive it but is easy enough to fix. Then buy it for that last payment. Or get grandpa involved.🐧💦
@@marshawargo7238 I like the idea
Would not surprise me if she tries to come back when she's old and expect OP to take care of her. Hope OP just laughs and slams the door in her face.
Yeah, it really sounds like her egg donor only wanted her for the child support.
OP is trying to teach manners, Opie’s boyfriend’s daughter is a spoiled brat and if he doesn’t do anything about it she’s gonna stay that way OP leave this boyfriend this is not worth your time
OP's boyfriend has shown his who he really is. He has so little regard for OP's home, her property, and her son. Is it any wonder that his daughter behaves as she does. Ship her rude little fanny back to her mother and let her mother straighten her out because clearly the boyfriend isn't do it. Wanna guess the real reason the daughter wanted to live with dad is because mom doesn't let her pull that nonsense.
FIRST STORY: That Karen is banned from other stores in town...SECOND: Kid is just like her mom. That's why Dad isn't with her.
Naw I believe OP is just like the kid mom and that's why dad isn't with her lol OP said the little girl was doing good when she first moved in and then started changing. I believe she couldn't get away with it at her mom house and thought she could at OP house because of her dad
Entitled parents often raise entitled kids. It's getting so much worse now.
She should have filed for damages against her boyfriend in story 2
At least make THEM fix them. Also she should have asked him about why the kid doesn't know where used pads go (Yuck). & I was wondering what he had to say about the kid wanting expensive clothes & makeup paid by OP? Also is it Just Me but WHY is she aloud to eat in her Bedroom? A drink maybe If u know how to deal with glasses or cans, but meals r eaten in a kitchen or dining room! Can anyone say roaches Or rats\mice?🐒
@@marshawargo7238 i mean i too eat all my meals in my bedroom... The difference my mum makes us wash our own dishes immediately afterwards... The boyfriend is a sad excuse for a father if u ask me
@@marshawargo7238 I've always eaten in my meals in my bedroom. You can have roaches are mice in any room of the house no matter where you eat
@Marsha Wargo I'm another that eats in my bedroom. I prefer it. I actually wonder if the daughter was that nasty when she was living with her mama?
@@IreneZGoodman But I was talking about her not have sense to clean it up & who's going around the bedrooms looking for dirty dishes
I know of a lot of places that give police officers & sheriff deputies discounts or even free food. There's 3 parts to this: 1) recognition that these people are underpaid for their job; 2) Thank You for your service 3) Anyone wanting to rob this place has no idea when a Law Enforcement Officer will show up.... therefore, don't rob this place!!!
Story 2: OP should have told him to fix the damages and talk to her boyfriend's daughter the first time issues arose. But since she didn't she was right to kick them both out and should bill the POS for damages and any money lost, including rent, utilities, etc.!
For Story 3: I had the opposite kind of cop. I was 14, in my first job at DQ and all service workers got a 15% off, so I applied it to apperantly the worse cop. He nearly had me processed for drug dealing and bribing an officer before his partner was able to make him chill.
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Way back when I worked at a small family eating establishment, the owner explained that uniformed PO’s or military got a discount. He also explained not to say anything about it. I thought that was odd, but whatever. Later I found out the reason. Discounts or free items were against PD policies and officers could get in trouble for accepting them. The owner wisely kept the discounts quiet across the board by not saying about it to any customers.
Okay, if there's a warning about her in the break room, you'd think they'd just ban her from the store.
But as company policy states: MONEY! Except for, in cases such as that results in lawsuits, MONEY is supreme
The gas station I work at gives officers, ambulance workers and firemen free fountain drinks or hot coffees when they come in. This has prevented us from being robbed due to the police showing up at random times for their drinks, so robbers won't ever know when/if a cop will stop by.
The woman never forgot about the extra items. She just thought that by ordering at the last minute, and/or intimidating OP she could thought she could get the items for free.
I think that by skipping the office she thought she was going to pay the "charges" for the service minus the added stuff. But if that were the case she should have had OP have them rung separate & paid cash for the extras. So I believe you r 100% correct. She wanted the receipt so she didn't get charged at all. Good Thing it wasn't OP's first day on the job & knows how it works or she might have gotten away with it! (I've never used a service like this k Don't know how it works.😓🐒
@@marshawargo7238 I have worked with a service like this in retail a few times and sometimes the shopper asks for 2nd receipt. The store I worked at would allow this, but the 2nd receipt would have a VOID marking on it. That way there would be less hassle overall. I always suggested when they asked is to give the customer the non-voided receipt that way they could return anything without going through the delivery service. Although it does depend in the delivery service as they might handle the returns themselves, if that is part of the service.
This. My mom and sister have both worked for those types of places and they have many stories of people trying exactly that in an effort to get free stuff.
Oof! That second story was bad! I'm 100% with OP. She should have just left them sooner.
The employee of the first story knew from moment 1 that Karen was lying. She's caused problems before her picture is in the break room.
The daughter in the second story was testing boundaries. Unfortunately it looks like Dad had no spine and no respect. I feel sorry for the girl, but if the parent won’t parent or let you parent, getting rid is your best option.
It's pretty sad to see that one entitled guy ruining nice thing being done to people.
I hate that last story. Makes me hate people even more than I already do.
As someone with celiac, i'd be very upset if that woman tried that with me. Especially when I realized the kid didn't have celiac.
She doesn't know what Coeliac is? But she Needs gluten free pie? Even if you are only Gluten Intolerant, you know what Coeliac is.
Too many people fake gluten allergies
@@CensorshipVictim And I really don't know why; gluten free options are better now than they used to be, but seriously, eating stiff cardboard with pie filling used to be all you'd get "gluten free"...
@@Kayenne54 people with their hip diets
@@Kayenne54 I had a coworker who claimed that anything with gluten would kill her, every catered lunch or event she'd make sure that there was a gluten free option and whine about how we weren't doing enough for her.
Then we'd caught her gorging on bread, desserts, and other gluten items in her office during our Christmas party her first year at our company.🙄
It sounds like she really needed 'Glutton Free' food. ;-)
Story 2: why you never blend families, without pre marriage counseling and a strong pre-nup
Second story's A-hole score:
OP: 0/5
BF's daughter: 3/5 for being an entitled piece of garbage
Boyfriend: 4/5 for enabling his daughter's behavior
Exactly
Very well scored
No daughter and useless boyfriend score 10/5 they were trash
No, the scores should be: OP -100000000000000/10
Entitled daughter: 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000/10
POS lazy father: 1000000000000000000/10
Story 1: The fact that they have a warning in the break room just for this Karen tells you a lot.
Story 2: You can see exactly why the daughter is as entitled as she is...the boyfriend is just allowing it. Both are OUT!
Story 3: All the other officers are going to be like "THANKS CHAD!" for fucking up the sweet deal.
Story 5: So Karen attempts to extort...then to blackmail...OP? Yeah...that's really gunna work out in her favor. Blacklisted 4 Life!
Story 6: Good show for OP...the best thing OP can do is to go no-contact and to succeed in life despite the crappy parents.
Fourth story: This woman is crazy. **Knock, knock** "Hey, move out for my daughter (Who I think won't want to move in that house.) can live here." Someone need her brain checked.
It happens a lot. A friend had that problem for years (beautiful small house +great location). It happened to me once, a woman showed up saying she used to live nearby, she has a son, "so as a favor, please move out so he could move in?" I told her that That is not a favor and she left, saying I hurt her feelings.
I had the original owner of my home knock on the door She wanted me to sell it back to her, at a very low price, then her daughter wanted to dig up the yard to find the cats that she had buried when she was a kid. I told them, NO and NO! Her husband was a 'Mr Fixit' who did a lot of shoddy work, and buried indoor electrical wiring about six inches deep, all over the property It had horse fencing around the half acre lot, and he had put outlets on it. He used scrap cable and had a lot of splices that were just taped instead of in junction boxes. It wasn't UV resistant, so the insulation was crumbling, and it started smoking at one of those splices
@@michaelterrell I can understand her desire as I have a similiar nostalgic connection to the house I grew up in that my family moved out of when I was twelve, but seriously, even if I'd be able to afford market price (I can't), I'm not entitled enough to even considder approaching the current owners with a sub-par offer even if I spotted the house in an up for sale ad.
And I'm not delusional enough to fool myself into beliving it would feel the same after other people has lived and made their own accumulated adaptations of it for 25 years and counting. The property doesn't even look the same on the outside so who knows what interior changes that's been made or what condition it is in regardless of the top notch condition my parents sold it in. (It was a two storey house with a furnished attic, basement, a small cabin with a terrace and permanent bbq, geothermal heating, three heated floor bathrooms, a basement sauna, a 2nd floor and a basement kitchen, 4 1st floor bedrooms, 2 attic bedrooms, a dining room with a sea view, 3 2nd floor living rooms, central vacuum system, grounded electrical system, municipal sewage and it's own ground water well and pump despite beeing in the geographic middle of a small town.
@@SonsOfLorgar I think she wanted to buy it for what she had sold it to the previous owner. I bought it because it has a detached four car garage that I use for my workshop.
I had searched for a place big enough to be able to pursue my hobbies.
Story 3 reminded me when I worked at two different KFCs (at different times/years) and both owners wanted to do this. The first owner, I straight out told him no, that looks like you're bribing the cops, and he took my word for it and decided to not go through with it. The 2nd owner did not listen to me and did it anyways. Within a week we had regular people coming in with fake badges, some with real badges that were a family member's they borrowed/stole, and one that came in and just outright demanded the discount and made such the fuss the real cops had to remove him in cuffs. Did not have the discount any longer after that.
Karens are nuts
Their entitlement always make they scream 'You should prioritize others than yourself' or other altruistic statements
Ironically, they don't even do it by themselves and their statements always have underlying egocentric purpose
The lack of self-awareness is just mindblowing
Story 4: What I'm curious about is, what does Ted think of this whole ordeal? Clearly the other woman is acquainted enough with him to know that he has a house in that location, but they obviously aren't so close for him to make any actual attempt to set her up and let his graddaughter know about anything. I bet when he heard about it, either from his graddaughter or this acquaintance of his, he had some choice words for said acquaintance...
Story 2: OP did the right thing. The daughter became a hellion due to a lack of discipline from the father.
I worked at a Texas “stop and rob” that gives police a free coffee or fountain drink.
Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth.
Sooner or later, that debt is paid.
-Valery Alekseyevich Legasov.
Imagine how entitled you have to be to have a warning in the break room about you 💀
Lol, the 1st Karen is so bad that there's a warning about her in the crew room
2nd story - OP's response to the BF calling her an asshole should gave been, "Oh, since you think I'm an asshole, I'll go ahead and BE an asshole." Then sue his sorry ass for the damages.
Bet Chad is popular now with his colleagues now!
Put him on mugger detail, in tacky drag! ;-)
you see that thing with Chad so often.
Everyone is enjoying a nice thing, then someone like Chad comes along and ruins it for everyone.
I hope the staff tells the cops that their meals are now 50% more expensive because Chad told on them and the Chief told the business to stop the discounts.
6th Story. There is nothing OP could do to sue. She was 18, and legally the parents can kick them out. The car belonged to the mother, thus she had all the right to take it back and technically didnt need to return money, and while yes OP was paying for it, unless OP was the primary on the registration, there isnt anything OP can do. The mom knew what she was doing but was still nice enough to give some money back.
I've only grocery shopped online once and I picked the order up at the store. Why only once? I found I missed far too many things that I would normally pick up when I see them in the aisles that didn't make it onto my list despite trying to think ahead. Not saying it's a bad idea, just not for me.
Slob Teen Story: Hope Op's Ex likes being alone because unless he grows a pair and disciplines his daughter he's gonna be alone the rest of his life.
I always smile and wave when I see cops around my home town if I'm walking and see one walking towards me I'll stop to chat with him/her letting them know they are appreciated
Story 2, OP should respond with, "no, you're throwing away 3yrs because you can't understand how to be anything but a shitty father _and_ partner."
Imagine getting taken for 25k worth and just being all "Meh it happens."
Kid has no value of both money and self worth. Hope it is at least a learning lesson.
The young woman has value of money, but she also values her sanity. Going to court isn't cheap. Working and attending nursing school isn't easy and is exhausting.
@@melissafaulkner7351 If you ask me it would be more stressful knowing I am 25k down because I let someone walk all over me. So no, her priorities are scuffed. It isn't like she lost $100, it is 25k, you also seem to not realize how much that actually is, and that doesn't even take into account the money she now needs to put towards new transportation, car, bus, or whatever. The amount of time she spent working to pay up to that point just vanished, gone, poof, was completely worthless. She lost time, money, and dignity.
@@brakthalas, I realize exactly how much it is. I never said I agreed or disagreed. It's her decision, and it's her choice. I didn't have parents like this, and I didn't parent like this. Everyone should be aware of their limits.
There is the issue with the car being in her mom's name, though.
@@melissafaulkner7351 It wouldn't be hard to show receipts of all the money she had payed on it. Like most people have been saying, it would be an easy win in court.
When the grand child is born, tell the EM of the last story, "If you want to see your grand daughter it will cost you 1 car."
Chad is NOT going to be popular! He whined to the chief of Police who told the restaurant they’re not longer allowed to do a nice thing, which will affect every single cop who goes there for lunch. I hope they tell every cop who’s discount is ruined who ruined it, I hope OP and the owner just straight up name and shame him to the other officers, because he is NOT gunna be popular and is gunna wish he kept his stupid mouth shut!
#3 - as usual, some idiot wants more than something for nearly nothing and makes a stink about it, thereby ruining it for everyone. most places give; discounts, free coffee, free dessert, etc. to uniformed officers (if they are of the pro-law enforcement bend) and nearly all officers appreciate it and don't abuse it. hope they all thanked 'Chad' in their own way (making him take messy call at end of shift, etc).
Story 1: Is this the only grocery store in town? Story 2: Believe it, this is typical 13-year old behavior. Your job is NOT to support her. You are not her personal maid. If Daddy doesn't like parenting, maybe it's time for both of them to move out. All thirteen year olds are miserable. It's YOUR house. Story 3: So he is buying food for his entire family instead of using the discount properly. Story 3: Most delivery services bring the bags into the house and leave the house. You should tell her to take it up with the manager and end it (which is what OP did). Story 4: If your father paid child support, then you don't owe her anything.
On the grocery delivery: People like this are why some services (e.g. Kroger's in-house service) lock the orders 6 or more hours before the delivery/pickup is scheduled.
Story 6: not really a clear win, as op said the car was in the mother name, so by technicality the mother owns it. While realistically what she did was just plain theft, ruling it as such leads to a bad precedent, because it would mean anyone is entitled to the vehicle, even if it isn’t in their name, so long as they have made a payment for it.
Story 1: when are people gonna learn?; "the customer is always right" is nothing but a stupid myth/an excuse for Karens to boss people around
If two customers disagree then who is right?!
Not a myth originally it was the customer is always right but times change
So, just a fun fact. People use "the customer is always right" the wrong way. It doesn't refer to customer/employee interactions at all. It refers to the market itself. The idea being that the customer dictates the sales trends, because the customer will buy what they actually want, and will not buy the things they don't, and the market needs to adapt to the buying habits of the customer. A business can choose to sell anything they want, but that doesn't mean customers will buy it. To succeed, you sell what the customers are buying, thus when it comes to the market trends, the customer is always right.
@@velvetdarksoul8741 it originally was longer, the original was 'the customer was always right in matters of taste' ....in other words even if the outfit they are putting together looks awful you let them get it. Also it originally only existed in stores that catered to ONLY the super rich, stores where you wouldn't even know it existed unless you were extremely rich. But all it takes is for people to start bragging and it spreads and others assume it applies elsewhere too.
@@raeishimura yes exactly let them buy what they want to buy even if it is ugly/awful/weird/cheap/whatever.
"What happened to the customer is always right?"
Me: Well, ma'am, I'm pretty sure that started and ended with people like you.
What ever happened to 'The customer is rarely right'?
😂😂
Story 2: I would have thrown them out a lot sooner, and I wouldn't have given them 30 days' notice. I would have put their stuff on the lawn and changed the locks while they were at work/school.
First of all I would have had a screaming match with that girl for leaving nasty bloody pads on her bedroom floor, that's just fucking disgusting. I think she is doing the right thing and kicking both of them out of her house. Who does that ? That's absolutely nasty and just plain lazy I wouldn't want to see what her mom's house looks like. Anyway love your videos Peace and love to you and your family 💙💜💙💜💙💜
I am Canadian and we had our turkey day last month 🙂! Happy thanksgiving 🇺🇸!!
If OP is ok, her mom is out of the picture, then fine. As long as her mom has no contact with her again.
Pie crust story: if I need a specific ingredient, and don't know if supply at the store will be consistent, I'll start looking for it months in advance to be sure to find it.
"Looks like you will have to wait until next year for your pie." Yeah......... cause NO OTHER FUCKING STORE IN THE AREA HAS GLUTEN FREE PIE CRUSTS.
"I have a five year old son, and he has a fifteen year old daughter" Yep. Fluff out of context seems legit.
I literally read that as he said it.
Putting holes in walls might not just be a phase she is going through. My nephew started doing this as a child and he is almost 16 now, and he has punched holes in walls of expensive hotel rooms when he gets mad and his parents are at their wits end over it now.
Story 2 is gut churningly gross, I've had a messy room since I was a teenage girl but never have I had mouldy food, drinks or used pads thrown around 🤢 my word how did that girl not feel gross living like that? Also the entitlement of her requests and expectations and of her father. OP shoulda dropped them both quicker, what a mess.
Oh, yes, Ma'am, I would be happy to move out of our house for your daughter? Would you like us to pay her rent as well? Maybe we could help her move too? Oh and even do her college work? What a joke!
The law states if any officer that accept anything for free or half price it's considered bribery. In my state anyway.... My father was a LEO and anytime anyone offered him anything, even a coffee he had to say Thank you but I'll pay for that or not accept it at all.
Yep, I have a degree in Criminal Justice Administration and all of my teachers were retired cops, detectives, prosecutors or lawyer's and I remember them saying more than once that its illegal to give cops free stuff and they are not supposed to accept it because its bribery. That always stuck out in my mind, I always remembered it for some reason because I knew cops for years that got free stuff just for being cops.
I worked for a department and a restaurant in the city offered a police discount. One night the owner of the restaurant was arrested for DUI and he made a big stink about being arrested after feeding cops “for many years.” The department deemed the place to be “off limits” to department personnel.
If offered a “discount” on a meal while on-duty I would place the price of the meal or the balance on the table or into the tip jars.
Story 2: your house your rules lady :-) if the bloke can't man up and educate his own daughter he deserves to be kicked out!
When I was 13, I was making family dinner, keeping the trash moving out of my room, helping clean the house.....I knew if I mouthed off at anyone that I would get a slap upside the head.
At 13, I was working after school and Saturdays at a TV shop.
1:00 American summer children: _Stop apologizing._ It's a sign of weakness. Just do it New York style, and tell Karen to EXPLETIVE off. You're not obligated to educate or genuflect to baronets in America.
Happy Thanksgiving DarkFluff and Steve-O! Hope no one stole your turkey or sides!
Story 2: Sheesh! That’s disturbing from the kid, truthfully there’s no way she could make it this way. The parents have got to discipline her
That guy giving the woman a high five is a great guy. Like I sould love to get high fives from people.
My birthday was yesterday so happy me and happy turkey day
Mine was Monday, happy belated birthday!
Happy belated birthday, fellow Sag ♡
I served at a diner and we weren't allowed to discount cops' food. We did give them their drinks for free, though. Same reason. It could look like bribery.
I remember this one cop. I assume he was a detective because he and his buddies were in dress slacks, button-down shirts and ties. The one guy, though, would pull his gun out and lay it in the middle of the table. I didn't say anything, but I wouldn't put his drink or order down until he moved it. One of the other guys noticed I had hesitated and told the idiot to move his gun. Then, I set his order down. That was nonsense!
I am Australian and every food place I’ve ever worked at gives discounts to emergency services (police, paramedics, fireies, SES) in uniform. The bigger chain places will usually apply the standard seniors discount (between 5-10%) and the small independent places would have a discount amount set by the owner (I’ve been instructed to give between 20-50%). It didn’t matter on whether it was a ‘bad’ neighbourhood or not, whether it was a big city or a small town, it’s just a thing that is done. They would usually get skipped to the front of the line too. It’s a way to recognise that while this is just a regular person getting lunch, they’re also someone that works for the community’s as a whole so the community wants to make sure they have a good lunch break.
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It baffles me how many people will lie about an incident knowing full well stores have security cameras.
"I'm no Dr. Phil"
You say that like it's a bad thing to not be him
What do you expect? He is a friend of Opera.
Her kicking the bf and his nasty daughter out was the way to go. Obviously neither respected her or her property.