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When he screamed "Do I look like a child?!" I would say "No sir but you are definitely acting like one...."
You’re fired!
I would just shut him down by saying "I'm refusing service to you. Leave or the police will be called." No nonsense.
@@SpellboundWolf yeah unfortunately that usually doesn't shut down people like that. It usually just escalates the situation and then you really do need to call the police
Honestly that would get you in more trouble than it’s worth because it gives a valid complaint for the customer even if it’s true^ it’ll make the shop look bad and for people reading reviews and whatnot they didn’t see the interaction yk
@@_S7VEN yeah, really it depends on where you work and who your manager is. You might get fired or you might not get in trouble at all and they might have your back.
I worked at a Wendy's. One day a woman pulled up the drive-thru speaker but wouldn't respond to anything we said. Cars were lined up behind her all the way to the street. Finally a manager went out to talk to her. We could of course overhear the entire conversation inside the store. She had come last week and ordered 12 baked potatoes. She had not called ahead, just showed up assuming we had 12 potatoes ready at all times. Well, we didn't. So she has come back today "To get revenge!" Her exact words. She was just going to sit there all day and block the drive-thru. We called the police. They forced her to leave. Revenge failed.
Some people are such toddlers, Jesus 😂😂😂 actually toddlers are better behaved.
You could’ve said “M’am this is a Wendy’s”
Not revenge 🤣 I hope to have enough time on my hands like that some day
She is wasting her own life.
Who the frick gets 12 baked potatoes as a Wendy's?!
Ice Cream Ranting Old Man. That guy must go into places wanting to rant about how insulted he is. And been doing it so long that he didn't know what else to say anymore.
This is when you wish some other customer jumps in with something like "If you're a grown man then why are you throwing a tantrum my 5 year old would be proud of ? Why don't you go sit over there and let the real grown ups get their orders."
My guess? He was angling for free ice cream. Maybe not initially, the description of the wind-up seems pretty genuine, but it's possible that he decided he would only be satiated by free ice cream a couple of minutes into his rant.
@@TheStartrek99 Then why didn't he say so when the manager asked?
@@davidtherwhanger6795 fair point
I assumed the old guy was just either getting a free ice cream or is having a senior crises or something. Like from noticing my grandparents and the old people who visit the restaurant I work at. they really don't eat much. Sometimes ordering kids meals for themselves straight up. And taking it much better than that guy did. So maybe he's just big mad he has to eat like a child size instead of a normal ice cream.
'they over charged we a dollar'
cop: 'ok'
'do something about it'
cop: 'do you want me to go with you to get your dollar back?'
'they already did. but you need to take a report'
cop: ok then. this was a waste of a single sheet of paper, and the quickest a case has been clsed'
Hearing these people who are more then half my age and have kids act like children themselvs makes me feel better about myself and the way I behave sometimes. I may be 22 years old and autistic, but even I know to listen to the people working behind the counter. And if I don’t agree with them, I just respectfully decline and go elsewhere.
Yeah, it's weird how that guy from the first story acted like the biggest child ever over nothing. He acted just like kids do in such situations.
@jinpachibobochan3532 some people don't mentally age, they just gain entitlement
@@lugiamaster9707 VERY true
U mean twice? Half ur age is 11
@@Imjustflyinalong yeah, that’s what I meant.
My ex's mother was the biggest child I've ever seen. If she didn't get her way, she would storm out and sit in her car until her husband would go and beg her to forgive him, whether he was at fault or not. She would then come into the house and cry her eyes out because her "babies" would not bend over backwards for her every whim, even if her sons weren't even involved. I legit think she had some sort of mental issue. It wasn't normal seeing a 50+ year old woman throw a toddler tantrum.
Erika???
Hi...its me Josh, your ex.
Im so sorry about my mother's terrible behavior....we should catch up sometime.
@@sakon10 😢 12:02
Holy shit, a reunion
My mother had this great habit of freaking out whenever I was on the phone. One day, I was on the phone with my friend on my birthday and she stormed in demanding my phone. Me, being done with her BS at this point, tossed the phone since I didn't want to hand it to her. The phone was practically just dropped next to my bed, but my mom dramatically threw herself on the ground screaming and crying that I'd hit her with it-
It was nowhere near her, as she was standing by the door.
I really hoped you moved out.
@@Manglethefox238 Been about 3 years now. I didn't get to go no contact at first but now I don't have to deal with her anymore
@@bombdotcom2168 Your mom sounds crazy. But glad you’re not talking to her anymore.
If I was the owner of that ice cream shop I would have told the guy that a child size is appropriate for him because he's behaving like a child.
To the person with the dad and boogie boards, my dad was the same way. His last temper tantrum was at my wedding (that I fully paid for) he left before the father-daughter dance without telling anyone because I wasn't doing as I was told by him. He was also mad that I was sitting at the head table with my husband and wedding party instead of him on the back side of the reception hall where he decided that day to sit instead of the family tables near the head table.
What did your dad expect, your wedding to be for him? It's your special day after all, it sounds like he's missing the point
Bullying, abusive parents are the worst. I hope you never felt you needed to please him when he used such behavior.
Pickles on Sandwich Cousin. "And NO pickles. OH god help you if I find pickles." -Stewie Griffin.
I was at my local starbucks at about 12. I was always super shy and quietly ordered my shit and would sit at the counter for my stuff. A grown man came in with his own cup that was between a venti and a grande (large and regular). The man working at the counter told him such and basically offered him a deal saying he would just charge it as a grande but that he couldnt use non starbucks product there. This was just unacceptable and he started yelling how he comes here all the time and probably payed for majority of his pay check as he was starting to leave i scoffed and said in an audible voice “what a fucking man child, jesus fucking christ dude”. Apparently he heard me because he whipped right tf back around and started screaming at me. A family happened to be in the shop and the very burly father grabbed little man child by the shoulder whipped him around so they were face to face and said something to the effect of “These are parking lot words buddy. Gtfo.” Manlet left the shop red in the face and sped off. The worker who was screamed at brought out my drink and cake pop. He told me he pit an extra in because i didnt deserve to be yelled at. I put a five in the tip jar after id already tipped. Still go there to this day. Still cant believe it.
Story 1: We were in Gatlinburg in December of 2021 on Christmas Day. We were riding the big tram up to the top of Ober and everyone was told that masks were required since social distancing was impossible with like 45-60 people smushed together (no matter how you feel about them, it was the rule and everyone was informed when tickets were purchased). A middle-aged man was asked to put his mask back on ( it was hanfing from his ear, so he had one). Once the tram was in motion and he refused and started making fun of the tram operator. He was so angry that he just started making fun of his appearance and saying hateful and hurtful things because he got embarrassed and then tried to get everyone else in on it. He got a few to agree with him, but they didn't attack the operator. He was in line in front of us and I heard him agree to wear a mask on the tram so I started telling the operator, loudly, what about how childish someone has to be to attack someone over something as small as a mask when it wasn't the operator's fault for the rule. The operator was near tears before I started talking to him. He told me he was missing his daughter's first Christmas because they needed the double time pay for working a holiday. He was smiling and joking with me and my husband before we got off at the top. The man complained to the management when we got to the top and I know because I had gone to customer service to let them know if anyone complained that the operator was just doing his job. He legit tried to get the man fired for following the rules his employers made.
Story 2: I want to start by saying that I adore my in-laws, but my MIL has some crazy sisters. We went to a Texas Roadhouse to celebrate 2 birthdays of my MILs sister and sister in law. There were 21 of us in total and since no one thought to call and inform them, we were seated at 2 separate sets of tables. That was the first complaint. It was fine until everyone ordered. The server didn't refill the drinks when she brought the rolls and appetizers out, but said she would be right back to d9 them once she got the order in. She was back in 2 minutes max. They complained she took too long. Let me be clear that no one had an empty drink. When the Silverware was given out in preparation for the meals coming out, we were 1 short because we had someone join our table last minute. That's when the grumbling began in earnest. The people are not quiet at all so our server heard everything. Then her name was being made fun of because it was Siri. Our entrees were out within 30 minutes and for as packed as they were and our party size, that was reasonable. Someone got mad because they had the wrong steak put in front of them when she had asked them to pass it down because she couldn't read because a booth was in the way. About this yike the other table started to complain that they hadn't gotten their food yet and we had. They were loud. Our severe started to get flustered and I could tell. One was trying to joke with her and then got mad because she was concentrating on the complaints everyone had about their food. He got mad because she was "ignoring" him. I could tell she was about to cry so I told her that I was sorry and she was doing fine, which didn't go over too well with the table. It was just a jumbled mess of complaints after that. I was shocked when no one asked for a refund to be honest. I left an extra good tip because I didn't know if they would tip her at all at this point. I looked for her as I was leaving and couldn't find her. I decided to call and ask for a manager once I had left and explain that none of the issues were her fault, she had done an amazing job, especially for the party size. The manager said that the girl had come to her very upset that she hadn't done a good job with us. I explained that exactly none of what happened was her fault and to please apologize to her for me. I will NEVER eat out with all of them together again.
Good on you! I maintain hope that there are more kind people willing to speak up than there are awful, bratty loudmouths, and tidykk m
Gatlinburg! I live near there! Very fun place In my experiences.
Something tells me that the old man from the first story was angling for a free icecream...
My mother in law, at her own mothers funeral… Nothing like women in her 50’s stomping and pouting like a 2 year old. It wasn’t her fault, it was our fault for not giving her the attention she deserved. Apparently we were to focused on mourning and saying goodbye.
My mother frankly had many many tantrums. Like one time when I was trying to cook dinner after she had a long day (keep in mind I was a teenager) and if it was not ready exactly when she wanted it some nights she would have legit stomping fits where she screamed and cursed at us because it was “soooooooo hard for her and why couldn’t we just underSTAND that???” Ect ect.
She’s not a terrible person, but boy do I frankly not see her as a mature adult.
Coworker was in the break room once and he was on the phone full on screaming full volume at a bar down the street he ordered food from because they forgot his fries. He finished the call and someone told him to calm down and he started screaming and ranting about his fries to coworkers. They heard him at the front office meeting rooms and pulled him in one and fired him. Guess he's prob gonna blame the bar for losing his job.
I have autism, and with autism normally comes ridiculous tantrums over stupid things. One of my worst was as a tween or teen, it was breaktime and I was in the cafeteria line, ready to ask for a sausage roll. There was one problem... the person in front of me took the last one. I had a full-on meltdown, crying and complaining, until a staff member got me to calm down. Afterwards, the person in front of me gave me the sausage roll. My mum and I think they just got annoyed with me. Even though I took it, I did end up feeling guilty. That was when I learned that sometimes, someone takes the last one, I just have to accept it.
As an adult? I still have the occasional meltdown, but one time I remember having a meltdown for no good reason (I feel justified in my other ones, still overreaction but justified) is at my first job working at a cinema. My dad had bought me one of those cinema cups with the topper, specifically this was after we had seen the third How to Train your Dragon film, I chose the light fury topper. Shortly after, I was working and had taken my cinema cup to use for my drink. At some point I come back to it and my light fury is gone, later learned that a manager was serving someone and took the topper for a customer without realising it was mine. Not in front of customers to my knowledge, but I did complain to the manager I saw (it was a different manager), just sobbing over the missing topper. I think it was the next day I came in, I found another light fury, and the manager who had given my topper away was aware of the situation, he said 'oh, yeah, I'm really sorry, you can take that one'. Then a short while later I leave the cup behind in the cinema and I never see it again... this time I went 'oh well, my fault'.
TL:DR Teenage me gets mad when last sausage roll is taken, adult me cries to boss about missing topper.
Throwing a tantrum is not justified
@@Imjustflyinalong I said they're an overreaction to the situation, but the reason is justified. Basically I have good reason to feel how I feel, I just could have been calmer.
@@coralmaynard4876 but having a tantrum still is not justified
Every day I wake up i thank God I am not autistic. Holy smokes imagine feeling "justified" as a teenager for having a full-on sobbing meltdown over some fast food sausage roll slop 😂😂😂😂
I and my coworkers were held hostage by a man who was pissed off that we didn't have a hamburger on the menu at McDonalds (this was before they added it) and we rang him up for a cheese burger with no cheese and even gave him the .40 cents that the cheese cost back. He just couldn't wrap his head around a cheese burger without cheese being the same as a hamburger, he literally locked the doors to the restaurant to yell at everyone.
That's terrifying. I hope he was charged. Yall don't get paid enough to deal with that
Omg
Male Karen: “Do I look like a child?”
Me: “No, but right now, you’re definitely *acting* like one.”
To be fair I was sort of raised religious and it was pretty common in smaller churches for certain families to unofficially have like their own specific pews or whatever although getting upset and yelling at a clearly new family who isn't aware of this I agree is of course highly unnecessary and immature
I worked at Arbys. I would ask people if they would want any sauce, no answer. I would hand them their food and they would go “Is there ketchup in the bag?” I would hand them ketchup. My one manager tried chewing me out for it and I was like “Ma’am, I ask every single time and they don’t tell me anything. They complain when I hand their bag and their sauce isn’t in the bag. They didn’t say what sauce they wanted.” That managers name was indeed Karen. Legitimately and she acted like a Karen.
Managers like that are not worth your time.
@@Memoreism she also yelled at me for getting cussed out by a customer who was her friend. That felt wonderful at sixteen years old
I love the fillet of fish and I’m happy to wait for a fresh one.
Lol! I love ordering off the kid menu and hate places that don’t let you order of the kid section for dine in!
My ex's grandma. Idk what exactly set her off but this was years ago. Anyway she got mad at my ex for some reason and started destroying the whole house in a fit of rage. She was so mad she ripped out the Ethernet cable from the router, busted a TV, and broke things when she threw down shelves. It was needless to say, pretty traumatic for someone who has C-PTSD from childhood. She wasn't mad at me, she was mad at him. We never called the cops like we should've. She threatened to hit him several times that night. We booked it to his mom and stepdads house that night
Whose house?
That last story. Titanium Triforce if you can make a vaccine against Karens you will be the richest person ever.
Only if they can also figure out how they trick them into taking it
@@tejaswoman It's a Vaccine. You take it and Karen behavior don't happen to you.
I used to work at hotel as an valet attendant. One day during the middle of the hurricane, multiple people came down and requested their vehicle cause they left or their kid left something in the car that they needed/wanted.
When we told them valet is suspended due to hurricane, some people went nuts cause we refused to go outside in a middle of a cat 3+ hurricane to fetch their car so they can get the stuff they wanted, telling is that “its our job” / “I don’t see why you can’t”.
Some of them try to guilt trip us by saying “do you want to be responsible for my kid not getting to sleep tonight” (cause their kid left their stuffed toy in the car).
Or my kid NEEDS this to keep him entertained (either a electronic device or a charger).
Sure enough we said no, we offered to give them the key and go themselves, but they refused cause its not their job to go out there and get the car, its ours.
It was me... i was working on my robot arm. It's an industrial 2T robot arm that i use as a hobby robot, lol. I was working on a new plc ladder, but when i tried to compile it and run it, kept getting an error i never seen. No amount of searching on the website, manual, or Google i couldn't find any info. I actually started stomping my foot and cursing up a storm, then actually sat on the floor and and sulked. I was unaware my wife snd daughter were watching me and laughing their butts off. I finally noticed them and we laughed together. Turns out i simply had 2 switches with the same name...
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Jellybean would be the greatest name for a budgie birb.
It's getting to the point I watch these videos in part to see if you or the turtle approve it first. Thinking about changing my username...
This was in the video game section at a Toys R Us, some guy was just sold a camera, and the cashier just assumed that was the end of that transaction so he proceeded to assist me with looking for something. Suddenly, the former customer gets angry he wasn't being helped anymore, and demanded the cashier show him how to put a memory card in his camera. The cashier said no and the guy stormed off.
At a city diner, 2008, with boyfriend of the time, after a full day hiking/exploring. Boyfriend was very hungry, asked for "a few extra fries" with his meal. When he did not get (in his opinion) "enough fries," he pounded on the table and made a tantrum when the manager came. Long story short, he would not eat any of it.
When I hear "adult tantrum", the first thing I think of is, "Guess we have another Karen/Ken going crazy!" (I have an awesome uncle named Kevin, so I don't call male Karens Kevin, thus Ken). Seriously though, adults throwing tantrums? Especially an 80 something year old! Looks like age doesn't equal wisdom but instead have some ppl never grow up! 🤦♀️
Contrary to popular belief, the customer is not always right.
Oh gods. I never even threw a tantrum as a kid, according to my family.
I try to be really honest with expectations with the people I talk to at work. Most of the time it works, but I did have one person who was literally stomping their feet and screaming, "But I want it TODAY!!" (there is a 1-3 business day wait for requests and it's been that way for years so they know) I just remember being like, so flabbergasted.
Also special shout out to the lady I was helping with a very easy request who was normal up until I was confirming that I was sending the message back for her. Just, "Okay I've sent your message back to staff so they can help, is there any--" "You know what? You are so rude. I can't believe they'd hire someone like you!" And on and on. The switch was so sudden that I was just confused. She went on a long tirade and threatened to fire me, usually I can at least see what set them off (even if they're unreasonable) but I still have no clue what I did.
Jeez, I worked around the corner from McDonald's and had ordered food for my colleagues. They had forgotten an order, so I went back with my receipt and asked politely. They didn't even look at it. Had the order in two seconds.
Be polite to cashiers. It's not that hard.
having a vertical seizure (21:42), that one had me laughing my butt off
IDK why anyone thought it was common to say "everyone clapped" because before now, I haven't seen a single thread mention that
It's less a thing people actually said, and more a thing detractors used to say pretty often in the comments to mock an outlandish sounding story like idk
Op: I turned right into a parking lot and the cop sped past me! Some guys saw me but they didn't say anything so that's how I avoided a ticket.
Commenter: And then everybody clapped 🙄
Mine was from a band I was in we were running too many space heaters and we popped a fuse and this 28 year old man proceeded to throw his equipment around punch holes in the wall scream yell at everyone because it was his idea to Run 3 space heaters alongside all our music equipment which was pulling so much energy that I knew the fuse was going to pop and all he had to do was rationally think for 3 seconds to figure out which fuse it was but no he threw a two-hour tantrum over it
0:56
@@alexanderrobinson4728 k?
5:52 purtwqitt 6:21 6:21 8:06
Some adults throwing a hissy fit because they didn’t like the way their favourite TV programme ended.
Bro just described half the aot fandom lol
@@lollybirdy I’m saying nothing
one time in Panera they put a tomato in my sandwhich so my mom called the employees and asked to speak with the manager. She spends 20 minutes outside talking to the poor guy while I embarrassingly sat in the car and ate my sandwich
So glad I've never been caught on video... that I know of.
I would just be disappointed to see that "child size" was not, in fact, the size of a child. :(
😂
The most embarrassing adult tantrum I've ever seen was when a fellow professor at a university was upset that he was going to have to wait a year before being allowed to apply for tenure. He took off his sunglasses, threw them to the floor, and broke them. Mind you, this was not an immediate reaction to finding out that he'd have to wait a year. This was when some of us were hanging out with him and he was retelling the story.
3:20 "I used to work as a manger at a wings place." (manger/wings) Brings up all sorts of Nativity scene images.
5:25 There used to be a Friendly's near me. Every time the wife & I went, I had this overall cringe feeling of stickiness, even though the tables we were sat at always seemed clean. Not sure what that means. Back in college (70's), when we wanted to treat ourselves, my friend group would go to Shoney's for their Hot Fudge Cake.
Eh, that typo happens all the time. xD
@@KnakuanaRka Still good fodder for the occasional joke. :)
I miss Shoney's! Had one in my town in the 90s and aughts, but it got turned into something else and so-forth.
@@OuchingTigerLimpingDragon A lot of Shoney'ses have closed down or been sold. One in Richmond recently became a Mexican restaurant. At least the location is being put to good use. Shoney's' coffee was always better than what one would expect from a cheap-eats place.
11:14 What an awful woman. Who throws SAUCE? At a cashier!
A depressingly large amount of the population
When I used to work fast food we had a guy in a giant white van aggressively pull in the drive thru. He started swearing and then demanded to see the manager bc his double burger that he had ordered hours ago was missing a patty. He claimed he had taken pictures and already posted bad reviews about us on Facebook 😅. After he gave the manager what was left of the burger (it was at least 1/2 eaten) he waited until she had walked far enough away to pull out his phone and film all of us, including our cashier who was a minor. I covered up my name tag, got out of frame, and told the manager. She got up in his face and told him he wasn't allowed to film us and that she was going to call the police. He kept screaming "Tell me your name! I'm going to report you!" And just generally cussing us out. She actually did give this psycho her first name. After a few moments she left him at the window to call the cops using the store phone and that guy took off like a bat out of hell. Oddly enough this wasn't even the only Karen/psycho we had to deal with that week. Had another guy come in and berate me bc he didn't bother to read the sign on the window. After speaking to the manager he actually apologized when he realized he was wrong and tipped me $2. Had another Karen who always had a specific request: microwave everything twice so it would be extra hot. Then she'd call the store 10 minutes later to complain that her food was too cold.
People who get mad that they weren't charged more money are among those that I just can never understand.
ETA: You'd think it common, elementary school knowledge that holding everyone else hostage because one insignificant person screamed for special treatment is bad for business, but of course, narcissism knows no bound.
Never understood the people who buy something then destroy in front of the employees……like you bought it and just wasted your own money…..weirdest power play I’ve seen 😅
It’s amazing what the human is capable of
Turtle approved
The kid who ordered the wings is a little asshole for doing that thinking he was funny, b/c of how his parents acted.
Some restaurants call out your orders, rather than waiting for you to ask about it so he probably just thought it would be funny to hear them call out "it's in the game" rather than thinking it would lead to a blow up.
I remember when I was at Wendy's once and someone put "Batman" as theirs, cashier didn't even care she shouted "The Batman" at the top of her lungs when it was up, scoring a few chuckles
@@christopherjones8448 Honestly if I heard someone yell out for Batman at Wendy's, Starbucks, etc I would get a good chuckle out of that.
Our 47 year old godfather preventing himself from crying yet he did anyway and then screams at the same time like a toddler finding out his toy’s broken over not being able to get into this ship where his ex-wife is, he wanted to take revenge but cancelled due the fact he din’t make it to this interview to work in the same ship as her. What’s worst is, his neighborhood could hear him and knowing we’re around as his birthday guests, there are more people around the room.
I was interning for Game and Fish in Arizona one summer. My job was to help out at boat ramps and provide awareness for invasive species. One of the lakes would typically give out free trash bags to boaters. However, due to budget cuts they had to stop giving them out that summer. So while talking to boaters as they waited in line to drop their boat in the water it would help out the local park rangers and tell the boaters information, like they were no longer giving out trash bags for free, but the marina store next to the ramp sold trash bags. One California boater threw a fit and literally started pretending to cry and threatened to throw all their trash in the lake. This was the worst, but I got similar reactions from a number of California's. There is a reason Arizonans and don't care for Californians.
It's scary how a lot of these are in fast food places like fucking hell.
last one : *he asked if her car can fly* lol
Early dementia can look like this
I think it would be like seeing one of the wonders of the world if somebody wanting a discount of some kind actually had the proof they are who they say they are so they can get a discount. People want a discount for literally everything.🤷♀️
My aunt does brief hollering outbursts the regular. I just remain calm, give her space and don’t look at the faces of the people around me.
Reading/seeing the thumbnail made me have a good chuckle when scrolling and seeing it before class.
the only bit of solace I can take away from this is that chances are, they won't live as long as their peers due to elevated blood pressure or some such
I feel like these kinds of people should be given muzzles/anti-barking collars.
I don't care how that makes me sound, by the way. Some people deserve it.
They deserve to be put away lol
For him to name it "EA Sports. It's in the game." Would make him over 30 to even get that reference.
Im an accountant for a large regional convenience store chain, and we are tasked with giving refunds to certain customers, primarily those who ordered on the mobile app but didnt get their entire order, as well as any fraudulent activity. We recently had an incident in which a guy ordered, came to the store, picked up his order, left, and came back a few minutes later to complain that we didn't give him enough fries, and demanded that we make him some more. When we refused, he flipped out and called the police, accusing us of "stealing" from him. The local police knew they were being dispatched to our store, but didn't know why, and they apparently suspected it was something serious like a fight or a robbery, so they sent about five cars. They were none too pleased when they got there.
At my job We sell "bottomless tea and coffee" you're given a cup and you make your own. This woman comes in orders food and tea started ranting about the cup being to small and we are ripping her off so she has to buy more (for the bottomless tea) and demanded a bigger cup she was told they hold all the same amount just different shapes. Then lost it when she had to walk to the rea station and make her own she thought each time she wanted a refill we did it for her. I don't serve myself you serve me. So we suggested she could have a coffee from the machine or a special tea which we can make up but this wasn't good enough cause she didn't want to pay each time she wanted a fill up. Her teenage son had to come over and bring her to her seat. I've also seen an adult take a tantrum cause he didn't get a free ice cream with his meal but his kid did when it was explained all children get a free ice cream with their meal he then went on a rant that his child only got one scoop of free cream cream with his meal and it should have been at least 2 and we are greedy we don't give away more free ice cream. Yes this was in front of his son about 5 and he must have been in his 30s.
I worked at an automotive salvage yard. One of the owners was outside kicking and screaming at the dumpster just because a customer wouldn't buy a part that the owner wouldn't negotiate on the price for. Smh. A grown ass man- baby having a tantrum because he refused to negotiate with the customer and the customer basically told him to go frick himself.
Lmao at the Rick and Marty neckbeards flipping out over schezaun sauce. Neckbeards are prime ridicule fuel
Me and my friend who was driving watched as this rather large woman threw a tantrum in a Burger King parking lot. She knocked over a trash can and spit on the drive thru speaker before leaving.
First story: my grandpa would LOVE to order a child size. 💀 then talk for 30 minutes about 1960 and how he grew up lol
I'd get a child-sized with crushed peanuts for my doggo and a single-scoop adult with bananas, peanuts, caramel, hot fudge, wal nuts, and brownie chunks for a bed.
Where I live there's a grocery store chain called Super1Foods, not the same as the Super one Foods franchise in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and North Dakota. The one where I live has ice cream sizes called large, medium and child size.
The first one sound like the animators "ice cream sandwich story" 😂
I THOUGHT THAT 2
I don't get why people get upset waiting for food. I would RATHER wait for fast food because I know it'll be fresh, and it might take 15mins tops of it's busy. Full service restaurants too, I go out on a Friday night between 5-8pm, it's busy, I think 45 minutes is a reasonable amount of time to wait for my food. I'm very skeptical when I go to a busy drive through and my food is ready instantly, same with a full service restaurant. Unless the restaurant is empty, I shouldn't be getting my food in less than 10 minutes
One of my uncles learned Magic to play Commander with my cousins and I.
My cousin counters a game winning card and sends it to the top of uncle's deck.
I then exile the card on my turn.
Uncle ragequits the game and storms off to watch Law & Order.
Why do uncles hate getting blown out in tabletop games?
My brother would do the same when I beat him.
Tbf, the security not allowing an open container of orange juice is pretty ridiculous.
My asshole of a grandmother pulled the "let m talk to your manager" bit because the food was taking too long at a bojangles after church. Pretty much all that happened but i was embarrassed af
After church. Says a lot.
The first reminds me of someone I know. She went to a local restaurant where she was upset by the name of an item. I don't recall what it was, but if I would deem it mildly out of date? She insisted that it was harmful to women. I'm a female who has been surrounded by feminists for years, had for a time thought of myself as one. I tried to see it from such an angle. I didn't think it was so bad. But she did, apparently yelled at the owner. He felt he couldn't just change it for her after years of it being a known dish andit had never upset anyone else. She went to social media, posted publicly about the menu and insisted on a boycott. Her like minded friends were divided and talked about the owner, his having a family. But nope, a problematic name was enough to take his place down if he didn't change the menu. I don't know what happened from there. I didn't care to follow any more. It was painful to watch.
7:49 It's a real shame he's aged out of that!
I work in a call centre. Every day I experience people having the most embarrassing adult tantrum I’ve ever heard (although not technically ‘seen’ I guess!)
The only time I threw an adult tantrum was when i was 8 months pregnant with my first son. I bought a nice purple dress shirt to feel like a cute whale and I lost it. I searched all over our bedroom and couldn't find it. I cried for 20 minutes. I found it 3 months after giving birth under my mattress. I just laughed at myself. I'm wearing it now typing this while 9 months pregnant with my second son.
'If he had the opportunity to sit on the priest he'd do it.'
Hey! That's reserved for under 12s.
My grandpa worked at JC Penney. He started as a floor associate and worked his way up the ranks in the company eventually becoming a regional manager in charge of store layouts for the whole West Coast but stepped down to district level so he could stay closer to family. Anyways while a floor associate a customer asked if there was a specific size of dress. As it happened they had exactly one, but it was being displayed on a wall mounted mannequin. He got it down to the floor and began to remove it. That is when a different customer came up and berated him for removing the clothes from a mannequin.
actually i think i know that culvers story i don’t know if they have them in the rest of america so it was probably the same as the one i went to on my birthday was a karen lady at the drive through screaming about something we all just rolled our eyes and kept eating
Isnt the first one Ice Cream Sandwichs story?
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT
I can recall several months ago, I saw my oncologist for a follow up appointment, and he gave me the great news that I was clear and didn't need to be seen again for a while. As my mother and I went to the check-in desk to schedule another appointment, though, we saw a woman screaming and yelling at the staff about something, the high cost of her healthcare or lack of expedient service from what I could glean. She kept on ranting and raving despite the staff's best efforts to calm her down, and when another patient standing next to her asked her to chill out, she shouted, "Black Lives Matter!!" (it should be noted that she was African-American). Eventually, security came and took her to a back room, so I'm not sure what came of that incident.
My dad can be a bit Karenish, but he kinda has a reason. He was neglected and put down his whole childhood, so when someone doesn’t get his food on time, he takes it as an attack on his masculinity. Dumb, I know, but I also haven’t had his childhood.
He’s also autistic, so he doesn’t really know how to act. He’s working on it.
But like, damn he’s not nearly as bad as these guys
"as soon as the human signs the paper" as if the dogs are out here holding pens. 23:29
Does anyone remember the Unicorn Frappuccino that Starbucks released a few years back? I sure do. for something that tasted pretty awful there were so many adults throwing full blown temper tantrums when they ran out of stock because of the demand. Anytime something goes viral like the whole Rick and Morty sauce thing you always run into people acting like complete babies and taking it out on the workers. Industry workers are not NPC's.
Also for whoever doesn't know this already. Your server doesn't make minimum wage. I've ran into a lot of people who just assumed the servers at least made minimum. it's kind of messed up that companies do this deliberately and weirdly it's not something that's done in any of the other countries I've been in. If you choose not to tip and you live in the US, you might just be sending that server home not able to cover their bills. Standard tip is 20%
And these people are old enough to vote…yeah we’re so cooked
A guy approached a woman for her number at an event I was at. She very, very, VERY politely declined. Dude lost it on her, red-faced, pointing in her face, screaming, etc. I guess he thought he’d intimidate her into falling head over heels for him? Anyway some other guy walked over and slugged the guy right in the face and dude went night-night. The lady said thanks and made her escape.
The story at 14:59 reminds me of the teeny beanie craze at McDonalds back in the 90s.
If my uncle who is a supervisor or boss don't really know saw a dude break about 1k worth of building material he'd be like "mate A. Your fired and B. Don't expect your next pay Check and expect a lawsuit!"
probably the guy throwing the tantrum at McDonald's for Szechuan sauce
What's the most embarrassing adult tantrum? The Trump Presidency
Me again-This cousin really ripped into these good people--referring to them as "those Indiana people who are Hoosier hillbillies & even claimed that they brainwashed me!" This was NOT true as I have been here for 2 yrs & I'm VERY happy & have since gone no contact. (Also, those cousins have NEVER met them)
Gonna be spicy
Ah yes. The one thread where nobody understands what an autistic person is, and says openly ableist things about them.
A former friend of mine had a slow speed collision with a deer. It was avoidable and totally his fault. Me and another buddy had seen the deer way down the road. Both of us warned him multiple times to slow down because there was a deer. Last warning was both of us yelling "Stop the car!"
He finally notices there is a deer at the last second and slams on his brakes. Results in a slow speed collision where the deer is knocked end over end then jumps up and runs into the woods. Idiot driver then exits his car, still parked in the traffic lane, then proceeds to run into the woods as well. He was screaming his murderous intent like he was going to catch the thing and ninja snap it's neck.
After he got back he threatened us if we told anybody what happened. When he saw his fender was slightly wrinkled he lost it again screaming like an irate school girl. Naturally we told everybody about it.
first: early stage alzheimer.
Hollywood when they had to pay Twitter
6:40 OMG Having worked at a burger king when I was younger I can' tell you how many times people gave an attitude over us asking them for their order.
What was the first guy problem? I'm so so so confused
He wants the cheapest one and wanting a big ice cream?
He doesn't want a lot of ice cream he wants the smallest they offer, the smallest ice cream is called "Child sized" but he's a BIG STRONG MAN so ordering a kids meal makes him feel small.
Basically he is upset that there is no "small" on the menu 🙄