Except when I put my cart away at Costco, there are often people waiting for my parking space that get mad because they had to wait for me to put the cart away.
Yea I've been vaping outside and watch as wind takes carts not put away and slams them into cars REALLY fuckin up peoples cars causing thousands in damages cause people are lazy and thing they are to good to put the carts away
The most comical thing about this entire scenario is that the guy spent tenfold the amount of energy it would take to simply put the cart back trying to challenge the guy recording the video lol
I sympathize with him to an extent - the attachment of the magnet could be considered assault/battery since he was in his vehicle (depending on jurisdiction). It could also be considered illicit tampering with a motor vehicle (in others). That is, after all, when this situation really takes flight - the magnet. From Karen's perspective, it's very possible that he just heard a loud ***THUNK*** after being verbally accosted, and he took an adrenaline dump thinking he/his vehicle were under attack. Personally, I find myself (likely the only person here) questioning the legality of Cart Narc's actions after this video, as well as his conflict avoidance vs. provocation skills. Not the Karen's...
@@chemomancer yeah, I’m not sure why people are slamming the so called “Karen”. If anything, these cart narcs are the Karens. They are legit giving people shit over a cart. If they cared so much, why don’t they just put the cart away themselves? These cart narcs are just harassing people at this point. But yeah, the guy is labeled the “Karen”. People are beyond stupid
Nah, the most comical thing about this video is the cart narcs ignorance to harass people over a cart when they could put it away themselves. Anyone who sided with the cart narcs needs a reality check
This guy is freaking hilarious and both of you just basically admitted to the internet that you don't put your carts away. The dude complained about being too tired to put the cart away, and then chased him around the parking lot... instead of walking the cart back. He could've laughed and been like "yeah I'll go put it back" but instead, he became a drama queen about it.
The whole time he's chasing him down I just keep thinking.. he left his door open to his truck.. anyone could be in there grabbing whatever they want or taking off with it lol
@@butterbeanie9264 It isn't "harrassment" when you have every opportunity to continue driving away, as you were originally going to - but choose to stay and engage with the cart narc instead. Stop diluting words that have real meaning just to play a victim over nothing.
@@scarletamazon3455 actually, no. The cart narc literally follows people and puts magnets and flags on peoples cars harassing them for not putting a cart back. When the dude started walking away the no life cart narc followed him
I wouldn't be in awe. My personal theory is that the magnet is what triggered this event. I believe the Karen got in his vehicle, heard a loud 'THUNK'. After just being verbally accosted by somebody over a minor action - the context causes an immediate biological response in his brain: "I am being attacked", causing an adrenaline dump. Emotions run high, judgement runs low - he is forced to choose fight or flight. Flight isn't an option - based on where Narc is standing, he is obstructing the road, and lethal force isn't warranted yet. Karen gets out - intent on using the other remaining option - only to realize there is no threat. Unfortunately - this doesn't change the fact that he's now pumped up on very powerful hormones. Where the lack of a threat should calm him - instead the realization that 'he's being f*ed with' only infuriates him more. The rest is history. Depending on jurisdiction - the magnet could well have been considered a form of assault/battery, given Karen was in the vehicle at the time.
@@chemomancer if you as a human get THIS FUCKIN MAD over a magnet and a annoying convo Please never leave ur house. I deal with worse stuff at work. Like no ur adrenaline doesn't start pumping over a tiny argument unless ur a maniac
My boyfriend and I were at Target the other day and this cart that someone left out was just sitting in the middle of the parking lot. A freak gust of wind kicked up, started a little litter tornado, went toward the cart, and sent that cart at like 10mph into someone’s Compass. Dented the hell out of it. I felt so bad for whoever’s car that was. My boyfriend grabbed it and took it to the corral after taking our own cart back so it wouldn’t happen to someone else’s car. If you don’t take your cart back when you are perfectly able to, you’re an ass.
I saw an old female pushed her cart instead of going into the cart corral it went in between that and another car went the hill since the parking lot is on the hill and hit a person’s car and I have no clue why she didn’t make sure it went where it supposed to go and I showed her where it landed as well as gave her a serious look
@@aaxu oh wow, well in Canada, we have to put a quarter or sometimes a Loonie/Toonie ($1/2 coin) to be able to use the cart. So we def not going to leave our cart behind
Imagine being accosted over a minor act. You attempt to withdraw from the situation - closing your truck door. The next thing you hear is a loud ***THUNK***. Your brain's immediate biological response is: "I am under attack", and it takes an adrenaline dump. Now your emotions are running high, judgement is running low, and fight or flight is triggered. You can't flee - something is now attached to your vehicle, you don't know what, could be part of the threat
Doesn't help when some people make a literal living off of faking it. Can barely ask questions.. just gotta deal. Imo people like this don't help by egging people on. One cart vs. a pissed customer that was about to leave that yiu may have to call the cops on now. Like thanks for saving me from putting up a cart just to deal with this now. It literally make no sense how anyone think this dude was helping.
As someone who also worked in retail target to be exact … I understand moms who have their hands full or dads or older people. I have no problem helping them out .. just lazy adults or couples that’s where I get annoyed
“The Shopping Cart Theory” is literally the test of someone’s moral because there’s no consequences for NOT returning your cart (unless this guy’s in your parking lot 🤣) but it’s obviously the right thing to do to put it away. There is literally a type of person that will deliberately leave their cart laying around the parking lot.
Bingo! You got it, same for littering. These things tend to go hand in hand ,showing the morals of a person. For me, my morals are too high because I physically can not allow myself to not follow simple courtesy rules. Wish we had more people with unwavering good morals and not some days good some days don't care..
Mmhmm lol and the people that will purposely leave them infront of your car, behind it, bump the cart into it, put it in the parking spaces instead of the spot 2 steps away where the carts actually belong, ahhhhhh Ignorant, LAZY people, I even see seniors && disabled people put their carts away, so there's honestly no excuse. Except that they are.... lazy & ignorant. They're Terrible 😒🙄
Or me. It's so inconsiderate to me to have to go after carts that customers leave all over the place because they are too lazy to put them where they belong. Especially this time of year when it gets hot.
I'm positive that's the kind of guy who would completely go insane when there's wind and a left behind cart hits his truck. He'd immediately blame the store and demand reperations. Insane people.
I love how polite he is and how much that makes everything he says sound so much worse 😂 like suddenly being called lazy bones is just the ultimate insult 😂 not one swear word used and it still sounded badass 😂 absolute legend
Fair but if this dude rolled up on me with a camera doing this annoying shit (yes I know not putting carts away is annoying too) I’d knock him on his ass.
I currently work for Walmart and temperatures almost reached triple digits recently. I felt sorry for the cart pushers having to work in the heat. It was muggy more than anything.
I feel for you, but I'd have to disagree. Depending on jurisdiction - attaching the magnet could be considered assault/battery, since the Karen was in his vehicle at the time. Think about it from his angle - a kid just ran up to you, yelled at you over what - to you - is an exceptionally minor action, you dismiss him, shut your door, and head to leave - next thing you know: ***THUNK*** .
@@chemomancer I agree it would’ve been out of line if the magnet was “thunked” onto someone’s vehicle. But he was reserved with his movement and placed it rather gently and in good notion. No judge would give this man assault charges for what he is doing and if so I’m sure he would face backlash from the community.
If I was a manager and someone came in complaining about someone making them put away their cart I’d go out and thank the dude making people put back the carts lol
Dude sounds like a toddler having a hissy fit in the playground. You can definitely tell someone's character by how they react when someone confronts them for doing something wrong.
@@boston3233 That's such a backwards way of thinking... It doesn't have to be someone's job if people just returned their carts. Honestly, shifting the blame on other people is such a good mindset. And fyi, this mostly happens in the US, I do have to wonder why.
@@boston3233 It's common courtesy, my guy. Besides, the cart retrievers' job is to get the carts from the *corrals*, not from all around the entire damn parking lot. I'm guessing you're probably the same jackass that leaves their trash lying around at fast food places, since it's "not your job" to clean your table up. 🤦
As a person who never understood why others leave carts out, I got a great deal of amusement from this. Both guys were hilarious but for different reasons. There's an actual "shopping cart theory" I've heard of that's very interesting in how it proposes a microcosm for society.
The sheer audacity of this guy. Can't put the cart back, but spends more energy throwing a tantrum worse then a two year old over a cart. I hope next time he parks in a parking lot a gust of wind pushes a cart into his truck. I'll call that "cart-ma" lolololol
Lol if anything, the cart narcs are the two year olds. They’re literally harassing people over a cart… a fckn cart. And throwing magnets on their cars to shame people over, again, a cart. If they cared so much, why don’t they just put the cart away themselves? The cart narcs are the baby’s making a scene
@@GlobalTossPot Because people are lazy and should learn to put things back where they find them. If being shamed into cleaning up after yourself is what puts you over the edge, then maybe you need to go do the dishes or something.
The fact that everyone is totally on the cart-guy's side and are straight up laughing in his face when he tries to get them on his side must be making him infinitely madder than he would be if he stopped bringing people into it and I'm loving every second of it.
Can’t imagine why random people minding my business and taking the side of the person harassing me would make someone angry. This guy could’ve easily asked him to move the cart and moved in with his life but he decided to stay and be a prick over something so small……camera guy needs to get a life
As someone who works at a gas station and hates cigarettes, agreed! And they smoke right outside the door as if that doesn’t blow into people faces. I swear most smokers are the most selfish people.
Man this would've been great back when I worked carts, some fools would take them across the street and I'd be like "you can push it this far but not to where it's supposed to be? This isn't lazy, this is advanced lazy."
I work at Walmart. There’s a food city, dollar tree, and several other stores in the same area. At least once or twice a month, I see one of their carts in our parking lot or brought into our store.
Agreed. I'm in a wheelchair as well. I have an incurable muscle wasting disease and can only stand for a few seconds before my legs and back give out. Moving a cart forces me to stand, causing my muscles to decay faster. Other than basic human respect, I have none for people who put carts in handicapped spaces, block it, or are so lazy they park there without being handicapped (that one really gets me upset).
One time I grabbed a random extra cart that was out of place in a Walmart parking lot to put away and this kind older man saw me, got out of his car, thanked me and gave me a $2 bill. So sweet 🥺
... Got up. Got dressed, (assume showered), drove to the store, walked the whole store buying stuff, stood in line, paid, brought his cart to his truck... didn't put the cart away. Why? They finally got to a point where they said "this is someone else's job" and left it. Shout out to cart pushers, I've done it, it's hard.
If that dude could have just walked away he would have saved so much dignity. Instead he ran down the street crying to anyone who might listen and ruined his cool. What a guy.. lol
You have to watch the one where the dude tells him “they have people to put them back” and he claps back with “well they have people to clean the bathrooms but you don’t poop all over the place when you’re in there, do you? “
I love how the guy racked his brain trying to remember even one mean thing the Cart Narc had said, and finally blurted out "he said he's faster than me"! 🤣 Oh, how terrible, you poor soul. Funny how he didn't remember he was called "lazybones", though that's too cutesy to be offended by.
At my previous job, I collected carts in a 9-floor parking garage. This guy is my hero. Edit: It was not part of my job description to collect carts. I was sometimes asked to do it, because some of the other employees were afraid to. Collecting carts occurred after close in a parking garage where people routinely set things on fire, sold or did drugs, and physically threatened other people. Therefore, leaving the cart far away from the corral on completely different floors of the parking garage was a risk to safety and was not appreciated.
I am disabled and I’ve had to move carts many times out of handicap spots. The other day I had to park pretty far from the entrance because the only handicap spot available had about 10 carts in it. I don’t understand.
Dang that sucks, especially since you're disabled. I can't imagine how hard it must be to move carts away while being disabled. Just hope that some day those jerks are going to face this kind of situation.
@@Happy-Turtle 99.9% of the time yes I do return the cart. However, there is that .01% of the time when my pain is so bad that I can’t walk back to my car after returning the cart without holding onto something. But when that does happen I put the 🛒 somewhere safe where it won’t roll off.
FYI: neither the store nor the employees can be held liable for any damages incurred to vehicles by carts left loose in the parking lot by lazy ass customers. UNLESS an employee was the last one to touch it. Then the employee can be held liable.
Yeah, and still we get complaints from those people. Waving over here from my secondary job in Retail, where it is my job to man the cashing station, call out lazy bone customers for parking on the handicap parking spots with their Porsche and, of course, reminding them that carts belong in the cart space and nowhere else...
The shopping cart is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing. To return the shopping cart is an easy, convenient task and one which we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do. To return the shopping cart is objectively right. There are no situations other than dire emergencies in which a person is not able to return their cart. Simultaneously, it is not illegal to abandon your shopping cart. Therefore the shopping cart presents itself as the apex example of whether a person will do what is right without being forced to do it
As a retail employee, this is the hero I never knew we needed. The ONLY “karen” I could get behind. Edit: Ohhhh and at a CVS. I work at CVS and yes, those customers are by far the most entitled people I have ever met. They don’t put their cart back because it’s an inconvenience. You know what’s an inconvenience? Buying a bag of chips for $6.
I used to collect carts at a grocery store and it would drive me crazy whenever people didn't put their carts away in the corrals or inside the store. What especially drove me crazy is when people would mount their carts on the mounds with the trees and/or rocks. They have the energy to do that but not the energy to put them in the corrals?
Honestly, just put your carts back. I'm a cart pusher and I have had people set their carts so far away from the store to where i would have walked a half a mile to get it and come back to the store -_- This man be doing justice for us
@@kimberlyk2530 Right!! Imagine being mad at the job of getting stray random carts, your being PAID to do. Maybe he should give this harassing cart narc guy some of his wages🤣🤣
@@kimberlyk2530 but that’s also why there’s a whole spot dedicated to carts, so that people will put them there . It’s like saying it’s a garbage man’s job to pick the trash off the ground and not just what’s inside the the trash cans.
I pushed carts for a while (it wasn’t my job but I liked helping) but I stopped because people don’t give a f about stopping to letting you pass, I almost got hit a few times
that's what your paid to do why don't you shut the hell up and learn how to do your job better it ain't our job to do your job for you it's called earning your money.
Wow...mr. I'm too tired to take my cart back, but I have the energy to walk all over the parking lot including right past the cart corral and even a short sprint! Hilarious content! Love your channel!
I worked at IKEA as a summer job, I started to take pictures of the most creative ways people would place their carts to avoid having to actually put their carts back where they belong. This guy is doing god's work, because placing the carts back as an employee is a full-time job (two actually)
Ive seen someone hang one off of the corral at Walmart. Not like one wheel on the sides of the corral, but full on picked up the cart and hung it from the very top by the front two wheels. Shit was insane.
I love how the guy screams to get the manager because the “cart narc” is bugging him but in fact the angry guy has now charged back at him on 3 separate occasions meaning he is the one going back for more so that’s on no one but him, if he wasn’t such a hot head he would’ve walked away already but he keeps letting his rage send him back for more like someone who needs some serious anger management classes.
When he said “you said you could run faster than me” I straight away thought of my little brother when he was like 8 when he would be like “I am so fast and anyone who says I’m not is stupid 😡!” and honestly I find it so funny that this grown man is acting like a hyper, annoying 8 year old 😂
In Sweden you have to put a coin in the cart to be able to get it, and you have to return it to get the coin back. It works, never ever seen a cart on the parking lot
There are people here who you could charge a $20 to use the cart, and they still won't return it. Lots of places here won't let you take them outside because homeless people steal them.
Im such a freak about carts and cart corrals. I constantly reorganize the corrals at my grocery stores. The tiny carts go on the left and the big carts go on the right!! I got caught the other day by the cart pusher and I awkwardly said “im not doing your job…im just OCD…im sorry” then i scurried away like a scared mouse.
I always make people feel bad when I see them just leaving their cart near me. I will deliberately walk over and be like "I guess someone isn't gonna put this back so I'll get it" while they're sitting right there. a ton of people will say they were gonna get it or will get upset.
Ya, I called a person out once. They got in started the car, and about to drive away. She had her window open so I yelled out.... 'huh, too lazy to walk 36 steps to put your cart away, eh.' And then she got out and Said I was going to do it anyways... I was like sure you were.
Haha..If you said that to me..I would give you the thumbs up and watch you take my cart back as I go about the rest of my day without feeling any embarrassment or guilt about it
@@JLT071986 But that's partly what makes you the a** who would leave the cart there in the first place. That you wouldn't even feel a twinge of shame is what proves it. That you don't care if your actions affect others, even if this is a petty example of it.
As an assistant manager who spent a lot of my time collecting carts from all over the parking lot because there were wouldn't be any left for people coming in , I appreciate this cart narc guy a lot more. I would have sided with Cart Narcs if he had showed up to my store.
Allowing customers to be harassed in the parking lot is not becoming of an assistant manager. You should not have had that title with an attitude like that. You got paid to collect carts. Doing your job, without a nasty attitude towards customers, is the right thing to do b/c we all know you cashed that check every payday.
In Eastern Europe our carts have coin slots in order to be unlocked. Yours do not have coin slots? I guess you can earn a wage if enough carts are being left on the open to collect the money inside of them. 10 carts containing 50 cents leva is 1 hourly wage here. So everyone brings back their carts if they want their money back, if you see a cart laying around its free money.
I honestly envy this old guys as well as every other Karen who can waste so much time and energy on things that are so insignificant. They really must not have any other problems going on in their lives that they can afford to make a scene out of nothing.
Well that's rarely the case. It's usually their lives are so miserable, they can only project their anger and bitterness onto innocent people and cause more chaos bc they have lost hope, lack close relationships and empathy towards others bc they can't see beyond their misery. It's actually quite sad, and unfortunately mental illnesses are typically involved as well.
Basically saying don't envy anyone, besides it's a pretty nasty sin and mainly ends up causing the one who's envious more pain and creates a vicious cycle, a victimhood mentality, a cynical view on life, while missing the beauty in Yah creations. It's a destructive mindset, feeling, to your mental, physical but more importantly, your spiritual health. If you're a believer in Yeshua, know the truth(have received the Gospel), then this mindset indicates that your belief and\or faith is lacking or even non-existent, being lukewarm.
@@mandielou Sounds like you took a joke a bit too seriously. The comment you replied to is a joke. And you don't know everyone's life. I have a brother that basically has no problems, rarely works, lives with our parents, and he does shit like this. He complained on the phone to his cell provider for almost an hour once because he got an extra fee on his phone bill because he accidentally called a number that was long distance. Some people have so much time on their hands and almost have no problems, so when a problem does come around, they exaggerate the problem and try to make them seem like the victim instead of admitting they did something wrong.
“This video is for our protection” at first the stick he was holding was one of those kid lightsabers I thought he was gonna go on Jedi mode on the Karen. Hope he’s happy that this video made it on UA-cam.😂
The second that guys voice started cracking while he was chasing me i wouldn’t be able to hold it together. Literally yelling and running around crying like a toddler 😭😭😭😭
As someone who had been a cart-pusher back in the day, them carts be wildin' in that wind if we didn't get to the strays people left around the lot quick enough.
Where I live people get shot for NOTHING, you can't just do this, no matter how right and justified you are, you're risking yourself, other people around you, and the store is liable for whatever happens on their property so doing this actually hurts them more than helping them. The employees love it, naturally, but if the corporate office saw this? They might sue him for endangering blah blah or whatever, they don't like heros, they like order and as little legal issues on their property as possible. I can just see stuff like this turnign into another grocery store shootout, over carts. I just put other people's stuff away for them without saying anything, sometimes you have to just be the bigger person and clean up and NOT gripe and complain or be passive aggressive, because some people will actually stab you for that, they'll stab you for $20 or because you looked at them the wrong way on the bus, public confrontation is very serious, it's just not funny like it was in the 90s on Punk'd. It's definitely not worth youtube videos. Like if you're gonna get shot over something, why not go help tortured little girls in 3rd world countries, or go protect animals being poached in Africa, or go stop the drug empires in Columbia? What's badass about risking everything, and other people around who didn't even consent to be involved if bullets start flying, over "people are lazy and I'm annoyed having to put their stuff away". If I was prepared to be killed I would be doing actual brave things and helping people who need help, not rounding up a few carts. That would be pathetic to die known as "the cart hero who made sure everyone put their carts away so rich brats won't scratch their pretty cars". There are children being shot in the face for standing up against actual tyranny, this is not a battle to be choosing.
The guy who set this up was being annoying, but the guy should have just rolled his eyes and driven away. Also, just return your cart to the corral. It’s the polite thing to do. 🙂
He wasn't being annoying, he's beautiful. B.e.a.utiful guys can't be annoying. It's literally impossible. He looks like Cinnamontoastken if he was beautiful Greg Gutfeld height.
If you watch their videos, there are many times when they do just put the cart away. Some may argue a bit but they usually end up putting it away. Hopefully they do learn their lesson for being called out but this just shows entitlement at its finest.
I mean legally the guy who makes these videos is following all laws. he is allowed to film (under photographers law, the law also gives you permission to film in stores so don't ever let a store employee tell you that you're not allowed because you are) and yell at anyone he wants.
@@tatteredloved8501 he's NOT allowed to put magnet stickers on someones personal property. The minute he put that crap on that man's truck is when he crossed the line.
The amount of times my car has been hit and/or scratched by random carts in a grocery store parking lot is enough to make me want to wring the neck of anyone who doesn't put their cart back.
@A D Sounds like someone has some entitlement and can't put a cart back where it belongs. Let me guess you can't wipe your own ass either? Only someone who doesn't put carts back where they belong would be okay with people not putting carts back.
Really?!?! He got a grown man to go super emotional, near crying, over something every other kid does without being asked? 😂😂😂 I think dude missed his nap time
DarkViperAU is making a crusade over how reaction content is killing channels or whatever, but I'd never have discover Cart Narcs, lmao Thanks, Ken and Buff
i feel the same way and think that crusade of his is silly, i don't really look for new channels to watch but i've started watching so many through reactions of Ken & Buff or Critikal or others like them and in the vast majority of cases the channels end up growing because of it or appreciate seeing other creators they like enjoy their content.
The best is when you go to put your cart away and you pass by an elderly person going to the store who's like, "I'll take that from you" because it's both a cart and a walker for them.
What if the corral is farther away than the place the cart collector has to take them to? Ever pushed carts for a living,? No, so your opinion doesn't matter.
I think some people don't realize the people who are employed to collect the carts don't just walk around doing that all day. They also have to do restocking and in some cases work cash. So, yes, there's someone employed to do it but you're giving them so much unnecessary work.
They should combine trolly collection with carpark attending instead - the bit where there's someone who checks how long you're parked in the supermarket carpark for and issues a fine if you gone over, or are using the carpark but not the store... 😏
As someone who worked as a cart pusher for Wal*Mart, I am sorry to tell you that, yes, some stores are big enough that they will employ people purely to collect carts and nothing else. Also, some people will hate this, but I LOVED when people put the carts as far away from the store as possible, as it would be this nice break of walking super far away from the store and any managers and just catching a breather on a quiet stroll.
@@CrAzYpotpie there are smaller stores than walmart that don’t have a big enough team of wages to employ someone *just* for cart collecting. at my store job it fell back on the cashiers. that’s a whole lot of doing shit inside and then collecting carts outside for usually ONE person. i’d be lucky if someone could watch cash while i collected carts.
@@CrAzYpotpie I should've clarified that it's for most stores, not all stores, but the point still stands. Also I'm gland you had fun doing that lol I'd actually probably find it fun too if I only had to hang out outside all day :)
@@erin2597 Yeah, there definitely is more stores like that then there isn't, and I have worked at those places, too! However, cart narcs even have a video of them at the exact Wal*Mart supercenter I worked at which had pure cart pushers. They harass people to rile them up for views, what they are doing never helped a person like me who was actually in that position. Him helping would be returning other peoples carts without harassing customers with a camera in their face for UA-cam views. That parking lot was dangerous enough without a cart narc riling people up to drive crazily away, or him running away between cars constantly. I wish doing this actually would change people for the better, but it probably tends to do the opposite.
Dude some people are sooo mean. The biggest “insult” I got at my old supermarket job was “employee of the month” because I told people “you can’t park there” and “it’s only 2 packs per person”. People are just so vile for no reason. I’ve genuinely cried because of what people would say to me
I think that was actually why the guy recording started going around and having people put their carts back. He said that it had happened to him once, where his car got messed up because of a cart that someone didn't put back, and so he doesn't want it happening to anyone else. That's why he is so dedicated. Just put your carts back people.
In Europe, generally in supermarkets with carts on the parking lot... you need to insert coins to get a cart unlocked. Then you collect your coin back when putting it back in a cart stall. People are motivated to get their money back, so this entire problem seems to be solved.
Also idk where you live, but people in my country tend to like following the rules. Makes society run smoother. Being lazy to the point where you inconvenience others is one of the worst traits you can have here
male karen: he's just SO RUDE the guy who's filming: Sir i just... male karen: DON'T CALL ME SIR!!!! Stop being nice😤 me:... do you even know what you want?
@Bass Armstrong I can see that in a way , but guy filming is clearly instigating things. If he's that concern over a cart, he can simply move it back himself. Doesn't need to do something to someone else's personally property. I can understand why guy truck got mad.
I’d just like to take a moment to point out that when he first got out of the car and chased the cart narc trying to return the bumper magnet he also left his truck’s door open, presumably with the keys inside, as he was originally about to drive away.
I've seen this guy's videos. Absolutely hilarious to see all the energy people put into yelling and/or chasing him. Like bruh you could have simply returned it, moved on with your day, and you save yourself from looking like an idiot in public.
I got called a Karen because I commented under a post of this on fb "Keep up the good work. This is a huge pet peeve of mine." All I could do was laugh react because clearly they didn't understand the concept of a Karen or parking lot annoyances. So glad Ken and Buff did a video on it!
Pretty much the person who called you a Karen is the real Karen. But honestly I don't like the Cart Narcs content. Because all they do is harass people who don't put their shopping carts away. Now I know it's annoying for employees to put away carts themselves. But it's not a reason to harass people and do things that can cause a huge problem for them.
@A D not what I said but if thats your take then...🤣 The sentiment is yeah, call these people out, it's annoying. If you take that as me cosigning all of his behavior then we clearly speak different internet languages.
It's funny how there's so many Karens trying to appropriate the word to label anyone that criticises them or disagrees with them (or even just anyone they don't like) while being completely oblivious to its actual meaning.
@@pyp2205 I think the same way lol. I put my carts up… but I find it odd that ppl do this… I’ve never heard of this till now actually. Like he even has MAGNETS. Like all I know is where I live employees put the carts up lol. But yea I definitely agree with you
I totally agree with the cause, retail and grocery employees already deal with so much but I'd have a hard time not wanting to punch this guy's face in. His voice and pointed antagonization is very counterintuitive
I actually really like this person lol. It just feels like people have lost courtesy and putting a cart away is common courtesy. So troll the crap outta people who aren't courteous
Ken calls him a “male karen” because he avoids calling them by their proper counterpart name… “Ken” lol Obviously not based on the best Ken of all time
I heard a comedian say once: “you can meander around a Costco for 2 miles but you can’t take 3 more steps to put your cart back???”
Well technically it would take more then 3 steps lol
Except when I put my cart away at Costco, there are often people waiting for my parking space that get mad because they had to wait for me to put the cart away.
@@solamente These are the reasons I do my best to park right by the cart return.
@@solamente That's their problem they can wait another 5 minutes it won't hurt them.
@@User-yu8er Less than 120 seconds, at most; assuming 60 seconds on average for most
All the energy to chase him around the parking lot, go talk to the manager, but not enough to just put his cart away. LMAO
"I'm so tired I could chase you"
They have unlimited energy the moment they hear the word "manager"
@@Retronyx like a shot of adrenaline
Yea I've been vaping outside and watch as wind takes carts not put away and slams them into cars REALLY fuckin up peoples cars causing thousands in damages cause people are lazy and thing they are to good to put the carts away
That’s what I’m saying lol
The most comical thing about this entire scenario is that the guy spent tenfold the amount of energy it would take to simply put the cart back trying to challenge the guy recording the video lol
I sympathize with him to an extent - the attachment of the magnet could be considered assault/battery since he was in his vehicle (depending on jurisdiction). It could also be considered illicit tampering with a motor vehicle (in others).
That is, after all, when this situation really takes flight - the magnet. From Karen's perspective, it's very possible that he just heard a loud ***THUNK*** after being verbally accosted, and he took an adrenaline dump thinking he/his vehicle were under attack.
Personally, I find myself (likely the only person here) questioning the legality of Cart Narc's actions after this video, as well as his conflict avoidance vs. provocation skills. Not the Karen's...
@@chemomancer yeah, I’m not sure why people are slamming the so called “Karen”. If anything, these cart narcs are the Karens. They are legit giving people shit over a cart. If they cared so much, why don’t they just put the cart away themselves? These cart narcs are just harassing people at this point. But yeah, the guy is labeled the “Karen”. People are beyond stupid
Nah, the most comical thing about this video is the cart narcs ignorance to harass people over a cart when they could put it away themselves. Anyone who sided with the cart narcs needs a reality check
This guy is freaking hilarious and both of you just basically admitted to the internet that you don't put your carts away.
The dude complained about being too tired to put the cart away, and then chased him around the parking lot... instead of walking the cart back. He could've laughed and been like "yeah I'll go put it back" but instead, he became a drama queen about it.
@@chemomancer bro what
I gotta say "Lazy bones" is the most polite insult I have ever heard 😂
The whole time he's chasing him down I just keep thinking.. he left his door open to his truck.. anyone could be in there grabbing whatever they want or taking off with it lol
And wouldn't that just be a lovely bit of Karma lol...
that would have definitely happened where I live, that's so dumb lol
@Yuli Mirelys I thought so! What a moron! Lol he big mad. He can't even think straight 😂
And it would be perfect karma by that point
I love the cart Narc guy, it’s really entertaining. “I’m highly trained in running” 😂 his quips are some of the best
harrassment isnt entertaining
@@butterbeanie9264 it’s a matter of opinion as to whether something is entertaining and/or harassment..but go off 🤷🏻♀️
@@DubCatXero 💀
@@butterbeanie9264 It isn't "harrassment" when you have every opportunity to continue driving away, as you were originally going to - but choose to stay and engage with the cart narc instead. Stop diluting words that have real meaning just to play a victim over nothing.
@@scarletamazon3455 actually, no. The cart narc literally follows people and puts magnets and flags on peoples cars harassing them for not putting a cart back. When the dude started walking away the no life cart narc followed him
as someone who is extremely conflict avoidant and full of social anxiety, this man fills me with both awe and absolute terror.
I understand this comment on a very deep level.
I wouldn't be in awe. My personal theory is that the magnet is what triggered this event. I believe the Karen got in his vehicle, heard a loud 'THUNK'. After just being verbally accosted by somebody over a minor action - the context causes an immediate biological response in his brain: "I am being attacked", causing an adrenaline dump. Emotions run high, judgement runs low - he is forced to choose fight or flight. Flight isn't an option - based on where Narc is standing, he is obstructing the road, and lethal force isn't warranted yet. Karen gets out - intent on using the other remaining option - only to realize there is no threat.
Unfortunately - this doesn't change the fact that he's now pumped up on very powerful hormones. Where the lack of a threat should calm him - instead the realization that 'he's being f*ed with' only infuriates him more. The rest is history.
Depending on jurisdiction - the magnet could well have been considered a form of assault/battery, given Karen was in the vehicle at the time.
@@chemomancer bro it's a magnet
@@chemomancer please elaborate how a magnet on a vehicle is assault or battery?
Also, we found the person who leaves the cart without putting it back.
@@chemomancer if you as a human get THIS FUCKIN MAD over a magnet and a annoying convo
Please never leave ur house. I deal with worse stuff at work. Like no ur adrenaline doesn't start pumping over a tiny argument unless ur a maniac
Honestly, as someone who works at a grocery store, I appreciate when people put carts back. It makes our jobs SO much easier
Why arent there any cart returns near handicap parking
were you not hired to do it? do it then
i'm sorry, but whoever works in a gorcery store doesn;t deserve an easy job lmao
@@robertmilchis5955 Tell me you've never worked a minimum wage job without telling me you've never worked a minimum wage job🥰
@@krisb5695 do you think the workers design the stores?? Bro I just work there loll
Mama told me that once you catch yourself screaming, you've lost the argument. And I hate losing, so this was very helpful advice.
That is helpful advice. Thanks for sharing. And thank your Mom for me.
Tell mama thank you for this bc I will remember this moving forward
My boyfriend and I were at Target the other day and this cart that someone left out was just sitting in the middle of the parking lot. A freak gust of wind kicked up, started a little litter tornado, went toward the cart, and sent that cart at like 10mph into someone’s Compass. Dented the hell out of it. I felt so bad for whoever’s car that was. My boyfriend grabbed it and took it to the corral after taking our own cart back so it wouldn’t happen to someone else’s car. If you don’t take your cart back when you are perfectly able to, you’re an ass.
I saw an old female pushed her cart instead of going into the cart corral it went in between that and another car went the hill since the parking lot is on the hill and hit a person’s car and I have no clue why she didn’t make sure it went where it supposed to go and I showed her where it landed as well as gave her a serious look
I don't even understand how is this possible to be a problem . How do you get your token back if you don't take the cart back to it's place ?
@@Lostouille uh idk we don’t have tokens in the US. There’s no punishment for leaving ur cart
@@aaxu oh wow, well in Canada, we have to put a quarter or sometimes a Loonie/Toonie ($1/2 coin) to be able to use the cart. So we def not going to leave our cart behind
@@AznYunHou I've only seen Aldi's do that in the US actually
Imagine being too lazy to put away your cart but you have so much energy to threaten someone and to go back into the store to get the manager.
Imagine being accosted over a minor act. You attempt to withdraw from the situation - closing your truck door. The next thing you hear is a loud ***THUNK***. Your brain's immediate biological response is: "I am under attack", and it takes an adrenaline dump. Now your emotions are running high, judgement is running low, and fight or flight is triggered. You can't flee - something is now attached to your vehicle, you don't know what, could be part of the threat
@@chemomancer you done crying over a MAGNET
A MAGNET
@@chemomancer someone has lazybonitis
@@chemomancer you're on every comment talking about flight or fight. Please stay home
@@FailedNoName maybe @chemomancer is actually lazy bones 🤣
The real victims are the employees that don’t get paid enough to deescalate these disputes .
Doesn't help when some people make a literal living off of faking it. Can barely ask questions.. just gotta deal. Imo people like this don't help by egging people on. One cart vs. a pissed customer that was about to leave that yiu may have to call the cops on now. Like thanks for saving me from putting up a cart just to deal with this now. It literally make no sense how anyone think this dude was helping.
Yeah shouldn’t the first response to somebody acting aggressively be to deescalate the situation or better yet just walk away.
Please. Have you ever worked retail? This is class A entertainment.
Maybe Sebastion should donate his earnings from you tube to those employees ,since he keeps telling people this a volunteer service.
If someone has to call the cops because of this that person should be in jail for disturbing the peace. @@catbaldwin5115
As someone who used to work retail, people who don't put their karts away are super annoying
Especially the motor ones
@@calibrijones fr,idk how many times I've had to go to the end of the parking lot to bring a motor one back
As someone who also worked in retail target to be exact … I understand moms who have their hands full or dads or older people. I have no problem helping them out .. just lazy adults or couples that’s where I get annoyed
I hate the ones that put it in the medians where the rocks and plants are or sideways in the cart corral
Only if it was a hot day. Otherwise it just gave me something to do away from the store.
“The Shopping Cart Theory” is literally the test of someone’s moral because there’s no consequences for NOT returning your cart (unless this guy’s in your parking lot 🤣) but it’s obviously the right thing to do to put it away.
There is literally a type of person that will deliberately leave their cart laying around the parking lot.
Bingo! You got it, same for littering. These things tend to go hand in hand ,showing the morals of a person. For me, my morals are too high because I physically can not allow myself to not follow simple courtesy rules.
Wish we had more people with unwavering good morals and not some days good some days don't care..
Mmhmm lol and the people that will purposely leave them infront of your car, behind it, bump the cart into it, put it in the parking spaces instead of the spot 2 steps away where the carts actually belong, ahhhhhh Ignorant, LAZY people, I even see seniors && disabled people put their carts away, so there's honestly no excuse. Except that they are.... lazy & ignorant.
They're Terrible 😒🙄
@@bunnyrabi I definitely agree, although where I am littering can impose fines up to $1000 per offense depending on where/what it is.
Sometimes I just like seeing the carts "return home" so ya ^^ As if the carts are little metal horses XD
Or me. It's so inconsiderate to me to have to go after carts that customers leave all over the place because they are too lazy to put them where they belong. Especially this time of year when it gets hot.
I'm positive that's the kind of guy who would completely go insane when there's wind and a left behind cart hits his truck. He'd immediately blame the store and demand reperations.
Insane people.
EXACTLY
I love how polite he is and how much that makes everything he says sound so much worse 😂 like suddenly being called lazy bones is just the ultimate insult 😂 not one swear word used and it still sounded badass 😂 absolute legend
Goes to show, it ain't the language you use, it's the attitude you use it with
Fair but if this dude rolled up on me with a camera doing this annoying shit (yes I know not putting carts away is annoying too) I’d knock him on his ass.
lazy bones KILLED ME
He’s “polite” but it’s just condescending there both a holes tbh
As a former cart pusher for Walmart I thoroughly respect this man and the agenda that he stands for.
I currently work for Walmart and temperatures almost reached triple digits recently. I felt sorry for the cart pushers having to work in the heat. It was muggy more than anything.
why he is literally taking away your job...talk about shooting oneself in the foot logically
I feel for you, but I'd have to disagree. Depending on jurisdiction - attaching the magnet could be considered assault/battery, since the Karen was in his vehicle at the time.
Think about it from his angle - a kid just ran up to you, yelled at you over what - to you - is an exceptionally minor action, you dismiss him, shut your door, and head to leave - next thing you know: ***THUNK*** .
@@chemomancer I agree it would’ve been out of line if the magnet was “thunked” onto someone’s vehicle. But he was reserved with his movement and placed it rather gently and in good notion. No judge would give this man assault charges for what he is doing and if so I’m sure he would face backlash from the community.
If I was a manager and someone came in complaining about someone making them put away their cart I’d go out and thank the dude making people put back the carts lol
Yes! So would I
Dude sounds like a toddler having a hissy fit in the playground. You can definitely tell someone's character by how they react when someone confronts them for doing something wrong.
But the thing is he doesn’t have to put it away it’s not his job. We literally pay people to put carts away just seems like those people are lazy.
Are you all autistic or what
@@boston3233 That's such a backwards way of thinking... It doesn't have to be someone's job if people just returned their carts. Honestly, shifting the blame on other people is such a good mindset.
And fyi, this mostly happens in the US, I do have to wonder why.
@@boston3233 with that mindset, you might as well argue that he doesn't have to do jack shit.
@@boston3233 It's common courtesy, my guy. Besides, the cart retrievers' job is to get the carts from the *corrals*, not from all around the entire damn parking lot. I'm guessing you're probably the same jackass that leaves their trash lying around at fast food places, since it's "not your job" to clean your table up. 🤦
As a person who never understood why others leave carts out, I got a great deal of amusement from this. Both guys were hilarious but for different reasons. There's an actual "shopping cart theory" I've heard of that's very interesting in how it proposes a microcosm for society.
Literally got a dent on the back of my car from a cart. This dude needs more respect. Lmao
"No sir, 'cause I'm highly trained at running"
The delivery of that line was excellent.
The sheer audacity of this guy. Can't put the cart back, but spends more energy throwing a tantrum worse then a two year old over a cart. I hope next time he parks in a parking lot a gust of wind pushes a cart into his truck. I'll call that "cart-ma" lolololol
Not just one cart but two carts. Then the "cart-ma" will be satisfied
Cart-ma😂
Lol if anything, the cart narcs are the two year olds. They’re literally harassing people over a cart… a fckn cart. And throwing magnets on their cars to shame people over, again, a cart. If they cared so much, why don’t they just put the cart away themselves? The cart narcs are the baby’s making a scene
@@GlobalTossPot Because people are lazy and should learn to put things back where they find them. If being shamed into cleaning up after yourself is what puts you over the edge, then maybe you need to go do the dishes or something.
@@GlobalTossPot lazybones energy with this comment
I can’t get over how much lazybones looks like Ken in 10 years.
The fact that everyone is totally on the cart-guy's side and are straight up laughing in his face when he tries to get them on his side must be making him infinitely madder than he would be if he stopped bringing people into it and I'm loving every second of it.
Can’t imagine why random people minding my business and taking the side of the person harassing me would make someone angry. This guy could’ve easily asked him to move the cart and moved in with his life but he decided to stay and be a prick over something so small……camera guy needs to get a life
@@khalilmcclain51 Put your cart back, asshole.
@@khalilmcclain51you're just mad because you're a lazy bones too, aren't you? I know a guy that could help with that...
@khalilmcclain51 lmao the camera man is trying to help the store and you think he needs to get a life
The way he stops in defeat after the cart narc ran 😂😂 testing out those running skills lmfao I love this
Had me dying omfg. Hes a professional runner he shoulda known!!
I’d love it if someone called out who leave cigarette butts all over gas station parking lots.
Or outside hospital doors etc clearly marked no smoking. That's my complete pet hate
As someone who works at a gas station and hates cigarettes, agreed! And they smoke right outside the door as if that doesn’t blow into people faces. I swear most smokers are the most selfish people.
Man this would've been great back when I worked carts, some fools would take them across the street and I'd be like "you can push it this far but not to where it's supposed to be? This isn't lazy, this is advanced lazy."
I work at Walmart. There’s a food city, dollar tree, and several other stores in the same area. At least once or twice a month, I see one of their carts in our parking lot or brought into our store.
one time i walked to work at a grocery store and i passed two of our carts on my way to work. i brought them back as a good samaritan but jfc
A spongeebob fan. Nice. Yeah i dont understand why people don't just put them away
Got it, you complained about doing the job you were paid for. I would shred your resume if you ever applied to work for me.
As a person in a wheelchair, it is rude. I have had to move carts out of my way, on shopping center sidewalks, to get to the grocery store.
Agreed. I'm in a wheelchair as well. I have an incurable muscle wasting disease and can only stand for a few seconds before my legs and back give out. Moving a cart forces me to stand, causing my muscles to decay faster.
Other than basic human respect, I have none for people who put carts in handicapped spaces, block it, or are so lazy they park there without being handicapped (that one really gets me upset).
Wtf how the hell are you supposed to move a cart in a wheelchair?!
@@maggiee639 I shove it out of the way with my hands
@@Metalchic22 that seems really annoying that you gotta be throwing hands at shopping carts just to use the damn sidewalk.
One time I grabbed a random extra cart that was out of place in a Walmart parking lot to put away and this kind older man saw me, got out of his car, thanked me and gave me a $2 bill. So sweet 🥺
Not putting a cart away says a lot about a person's character, and this video is proof of it
It might but how pathetic is the guy filming this? I mean like every other incel his lives with his mommy. She even went in Dr Phil with 😂😂
@@gwenstone9685 its honestly pathetic on both ends
Judging a person at their worst says a lot about you. ;)
... Got up. Got dressed, (assume showered), drove to the store, walked the whole store buying stuff, stood in line, paid, brought his cart to his truck... didn't put the cart away. Why? They finally got to a point where they said "this is someone else's job" and left it.
Shout out to cart pushers, I've done it, it's hard.
@@vincevalentine2407 not putting a cart away is a person at their worst? Hate to see you at your best
If that dude could have just walked away he would have saved so much dignity. Instead he ran down the street crying to anyone who might listen and ruined his cool. What a guy.. lol
If I was exhausted enough to not return my cart, I wouldn't bother with the guy. The magnet can stay there till I get home, lol...
You have to watch the one where the dude tells him “they have people to put them back” and he claps back with “well they have people to clean the bathrooms but you don’t poop all over the place when you’re in there, do you? “
Imagine the amount of carts he could've pushed back with the amount of chasing he did. He could've been paid for those amounts too 🤣
Man I've never seen this dude before. This is comedy gold, I have laughed so many times just from this one encounter. Hope to see y'all react to more
Honestly all of the excuses to not put the cart back but then has the energy and time to run around and wait for the cops lolololol
I love how the guy racked his brain trying to remember even one mean thing the Cart Narc had said, and finally blurted out "he said he's faster than me"! 🤣 Oh, how terrible, you poor soul. Funny how he didn't remember he was called "lazybones", though that's too cutesy to be offended by.
At my previous job, I collected carts in a 9-floor parking garage. This guy is my hero.
Edit: It was not part of my job description to collect carts. I was sometimes asked to do it, because some of the other employees were afraid to. Collecting carts occurred after close in a parking garage where people routinely set things on fire, sold or did drugs, and physically threatened other people. Therefore, leaving the cart far away from the corral on completely different floors of the parking garage was a risk to safety and was not appreciated.
I am disabled and I’ve had to move carts many times out of handicap spots. The other day I had to park pretty far from the entrance because the only handicap spot available had about 10 carts in it. I don’t understand.
That makes me so sad 🥺
People are just rude, inconsiderate @$$holes.
Dang that sucks, especially since you're disabled. I can't imagine how hard it must be to move carts away while being disabled. Just hope that some day those jerks are going to face this kind of situation.
Same. I'm also disabled as is my mom. I don't have a ramp or anything but the ramp space is always packed with carts from people.
@@Happy-Turtle 99.9% of the time yes I do return the cart. However, there is that .01% of the time when my pain is so bad that I can’t walk back to my car after returning the cart without holding onto something. But when that does happen I put the 🛒 somewhere safe where it won’t roll off.
FYI: neither the store nor the employees can be held liable for any damages incurred to vehicles by carts left loose in the parking lot by lazy ass customers. UNLESS an employee was the last one to touch it. Then the employee can be held liable.
Lazy bone customers*
Yeah, and still we get complaints from those people. Waving over here from my secondary job in Retail, where it is my job to man the cashing station, call out lazy bone customers for parking on the handicap parking spots with their Porsche and, of course, reminding them that carts belong in the cart space and nowhere else...
Are we just gonna ignore the fact that that guy looked like an older/fatter Ken? ☠️
I clicked just because of this
The shopping cart is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing. To return the shopping cart is an easy, convenient task and one which we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do. To return the shopping cart is objectively right. There are no situations other than dire emergencies in which a person is not able to return their cart. Simultaneously, it is not illegal to abandon your shopping cart. Therefore the shopping cart presents itself as the apex example of whether a person will do what is right without being forced to do it
physical disabilities make it inconvenient and difficult, and as you say, it’s not illegal
@@Sunset553 sounds like a person who definitely doesn’t put away their shopping cart
its a copypsata. but still a great message
@khymera915 good for you
@@SirFingleton thanks
As a retail employee, this is the hero I never knew we needed. The ONLY “karen” I could get behind.
Edit: Ohhhh and at a CVS. I work at CVS and yes, those customers are by far the most entitled people I have ever met. They don’t put their cart back because it’s an inconvenience. You know what’s an inconvenience? Buying a bag of chips for $6.
Yess I work there too they’re assholes
Honestly tho he didn't have to put that sticker on his truck and intervene there both on the wrong of the guy shuts the door just stop and walk away
They guy from the truck is the Karen xD
Used to be a pharm tech there and a lady got mad because we didn’t have Walgreens caps on our medicine bottles. Absolutely ridiculous
they are both terrible. harassing people is just going to make them want to do it more.
That guy for sure cried on the way home 😂
I used to collect carts at a grocery store and it would drive me crazy whenever people didn't put their carts away in the corrals or inside the store. What especially drove me crazy is when people would mount their carts on the mounds with the trees and/or rocks. They have the energy to do that but not the energy to put them in the corrals?
Honestly, just put your carts back. I'm a cart pusher and I have had people set their carts so far away from the store to where i would have walked a half a mile to get it and come back to the store -_-
This man be doing justice for us
That's why they pay you
@@kimberlyk2530 Right!! Imagine being mad at the job of getting stray random carts, your being PAID to do. Maybe he should give this harassing cart narc guy some of his wages🤣🤣
@@kimberlyk2530 but that’s also why there’s a whole spot dedicated to carts, so that people will put them there . It’s like saying it’s a garbage man’s job to pick the trash off the ground and not just what’s inside the the trash cans.
I pushed carts for a while (it wasn’t my job but I liked helping) but I stopped because people don’t give a f about stopping to letting you pass, I almost got hit a few times
that's what your paid to do why don't you shut the hell up and learn how to do your job better it ain't our job to do your job for you it's called earning your money.
for some reason that "uh oh" when he started being chased actually killed me lmao
He ran around the whole parking lot but still didn’t put his cart up 😂
Just proves he’s not lazy…
i wish he had pointe dover to the cart corral as dude was mid yell and said “well know that your here..”
when the cart nark said “I’ll show you where it is” i burst into laughter 😂😂
That sold me immediately
Wow...mr. I'm too tired to take my cart back, but I have the energy to walk all over the parking lot including right past the cart corral and even a short sprint! Hilarious content! Love your channel!
I worked at IKEA as a summer job, I started to take pictures of the most creative ways people would place their carts to avoid having to actually put their carts back where they belong. This guy is doing god's work, because placing the carts back as an employee is a full-time job (two actually)
Is it bad that I kinda wanna see these pictures XD
Ive seen someone hang one off of the corral at Walmart. Not like one wheel on the sides of the corral, but full on picked up the cart and hung it from the very top by the front two wheels. Shit was insane.
I love how the guy screams to get the manager because the “cart narc” is bugging him but in fact the angry guy has now charged back at him on 3 separate occasions meaning he is the one going back for more so that’s on no one but him, if he wasn’t such a hot head he would’ve walked away already but he keeps letting his rage send him back for more like someone who needs some serious anger management classes.
When he said “you said you could run faster than me” I straight away thought of my little brother when he was like 8 when he would be like “I am so fast and anyone who says I’m not is stupid 😡!” and honestly I find it so funny that this grown man is acting like a hyper, annoying 8 year old 😂
In Sweden you have to put a coin in the cart to be able to get it, and you have to return it to get the coin back. It works, never ever seen a cart on the parking lot
COMMON SENSE?!
That's not the Murican Way.
In my country basically is the same as US but, usually you can't take the cart outside of the building.
There are people here who you could charge a $20 to use the cart, and they still won't return it. Lots of places here won't let you take them outside because homeless people steal them.
That quarter must mean a lot to y’all
@@XxSALTMINERxX why waste a euro or 50 cent if I can just walk a few steps and put the cart back. that's all there is to it.
This makes me violently happy you're finally watching this AND laughing. You did it Sebas!!!!!
My favorite people in one video ❤
"No sir, because I'm highly trained in running." If I don't get to use this quote at least ONCE in my life, I will die with regrets.
Same
Im such a freak about carts and cart corrals. I constantly reorganize the corrals at my grocery stores. The tiny carts go on the left and the big carts go on the right!! I got caught the other day by the cart pusher and I awkwardly said “im not doing your job…im just OCD…im sorry” then i scurried away like a scared mouse.
Same!!!
Even if it's not my job, I still wanna make things look better 😊
@@ThisOneGoes211 😐
@@ThisOneGoes211 who hurt you
Im sure he/she was probably greatful anyway. Probs get mad people forcing them in at random
I always make people feel bad when I see them just leaving their cart near me. I will deliberately walk over and be like "I guess someone isn't gonna put this back so I'll get it" while they're sitting right there. a ton of people will say they were gonna get it or will get upset.
haha, i do enjoy a lil passive aggression once in a while XD
Hooray for self rightousness
Theyre both idiots
Ya, I called a person out once. They got in started the car, and about to drive away. She had her window open so I yelled out.... 'huh, too lazy to walk 36 steps to put your cart away, eh.' And then she got out and Said I was going to do it anyways... I was like sure you were.
Haha..If you said that to me..I would give you the thumbs up and watch you take my cart back as I go about the rest of my day without feeling any embarrassment or guilt about it
@@JLT071986 But that's partly what makes you the a** who would leave the cart there in the first place. That you wouldn't even feel a twinge of shame is what proves it. That you don't care if your actions affect others, even if this is a petty example of it.
😂 Omg 😂 “leave me alone!” While I chase you. 😂😂
As an assistant manager who spent a lot of my time collecting carts from all over the parking lot because there were wouldn't be any left for people coming in , I appreciate this cart narc guy a lot more.
I would have sided with Cart Narcs if he had showed up to my store.
Allowing customers to be harassed in the parking lot is not becoming of an assistant manager. You should not have had that title with an attitude like that. You got paid to collect carts. Doing your job, without a nasty attitude towards customers, is the right thing to do b/c we all know you cashed that check every payday.
@@bulld0gmom760 someone doesn't put their shopping cart back. Nice try, Lazybones.
In Eastern Europe our carts have coin slots in order to be unlocked. Yours do not have coin slots? I guess you can earn a wage if enough carts are being left on the open to collect the money inside of them. 10 carts containing 50 cents leva is 1 hourly wage here. So everyone brings back their carts if they want their money back, if you see a cart laying around its free money.
@@tsvet5804 the Aldi stores have a quarter system. They're the only ones as far as I'm aware.
@@lexiheart6558america has Aldi? Wow. My mind is blown
I honestly envy this old guys as well as every other Karen who can waste so much time and energy on things that are so insignificant. They really must not have any other problems going on in their lives that they can afford to make a scene out of nothing.
Well that's rarely the case. It's usually their lives are so miserable, they can only project their anger and bitterness onto innocent people and cause more chaos bc they have lost hope, lack close relationships and empathy towards others bc they can't see beyond their misery. It's actually quite sad, and unfortunately mental illnesses are typically involved as well.
Basically saying don't envy anyone, besides it's a pretty nasty sin and mainly ends up causing the one who's envious more pain and creates a vicious cycle, a victimhood mentality, a cynical view on life, while missing the beauty in Yah creations. It's a destructive mindset, feeling, to your mental, physical but more importantly, your spiritual health.
If you're a believer in Yeshua, know the truth(have received the Gospel), then this mindset indicates that your belief and\or faith is lacking or even non-existent, being lukewarm.
Shoot, I have 0 things going on in my life and I still don't act like these people haha
@@mandielou Sounds like you took a joke a bit too seriously. The comment you replied to is a joke. And you don't know everyone's life. I have a brother that basically has no problems, rarely works, lives with our parents, and he does shit like this. He complained on the phone to his cell provider for almost an hour once because he got an extra fee on his phone bill because he accidentally called a number that was long distance. Some people have so much time on their hands and almost have no problems, so when a problem does come around, they exaggerate the problem and try to make them seem like the victim instead of admitting they did something wrong.
God dang thank you. Like wtf is this shib.
I've been working at a grocery store for a few years now, and this man is my hero! He does what we never could!
“This video is for our protection” at first the stick he was holding was one of those kid lightsabers I thought he was gonna go on Jedi mode on the Karen. Hope he’s happy that this video made it on UA-cam.😂
The second that guys voice started cracking while he was chasing me i wouldn’t be able to hold it together. Literally yelling and running around crying like a toddler 😭😭😭😭
As someone who had been a cart-pusher back in the day, them carts be wildin' in that wind if we didn't get to the strays people left around the lot quick enough.
I don’t know how he can deal with this confrontation. I’m a bit worried he’ll make the wrong person very angry though.
He already has had 2 guns pulled on him
@@dumberthanasackofhair4507 jeez, those people REALLY didn't want to put their carts back.
Where I live people get shot for NOTHING, you can't just do this, no matter how right and justified you are, you're risking yourself, other people around you, and the store is liable for whatever happens on their property so doing this actually hurts them more than helping them. The employees love it, naturally, but if the corporate office saw this? They might sue him for endangering blah blah or whatever, they don't like heros, they like order and as little legal issues on their property as possible. I can just see stuff like this turnign into another grocery store shootout, over carts. I just put other people's stuff away for them without saying anything, sometimes you have to just be the bigger person and clean up and NOT gripe and complain or be passive aggressive, because some people will actually stab you for that, they'll stab you for $20 or because you looked at them the wrong way on the bus, public confrontation is very serious, it's just not funny like it was in the 90s on Punk'd. It's definitely not worth youtube videos. Like if you're gonna get shot over something, why not go help tortured little girls in 3rd world countries, or go protect animals being poached in Africa, or go stop the drug empires in Columbia? What's badass about risking everything, and other people around who didn't even consent to be involved if bullets start flying, over "people are lazy and I'm annoyed having to put their stuff away". If I was prepared to be killed I would be doing actual brave things and helping people who need help, not rounding up a few carts. That would be pathetic to die known as "the cart hero who made sure everyone put their carts away so rich brats won't scratch their pretty cars". There are children being shot in the face for standing up against actual tyranny, this is not a battle to be choosing.
@@-desertpackrat you really had a whole panicky tirade because of some imagined violence XD just chill out and put your cart up.
@@br2k lmao
The guy who set this up was being annoying, but the guy should have just rolled his eyes and driven away.
Also, just return your cart to the corral. It’s the polite thing to do. 🙂
He wasn't being annoying, he's beautiful. B.e.a.utiful guys can't be annoying. It's literally impossible. He looks like Cinnamontoastken if he was beautiful Greg Gutfeld height.
I don’t think he’s set anything up, I think that Mann left his cart and he wasn’t supposed to
If you watch their videos, there are many times when they do just put the cart away. Some may argue a bit but they usually end up putting it away. Hopefully they do learn their lesson for being called out but this just shows entitlement at its finest.
I mean legally the guy who makes these videos is following all laws. he is allowed to film (under photographers law, the law also gives you permission to film in stores so don't ever let a store employee tell you that you're not allowed because you are) and yell at anyone he wants.
@@tatteredloved8501 he's NOT allowed to put magnet stickers on someones personal property. The minute he put that crap on that man's truck is when he crossed the line.
I have been watching cart narcs for years, and I love that you all are into it!!!
The amount of times my car has been hit and/or scratched by random carts in a grocery store parking lot is enough to make me want to wring the neck of anyone who doesn't put their cart back.
@A D Sounds like someone has some entitlement and can't put a cart back where it belongs. Let me guess you can't wipe your own ass either? Only someone who doesn't put carts back where they belong would be okay with people not putting carts back.
Really?!?! He got a grown man to go super emotional, near crying, over something every other kid does without being asked? 😂😂😂 I think dude missed his nap time
Fair to say I did not expect to love this cart narc guy so much 😂
DarkViperAU is making a crusade over how reaction content is killing channels or whatever, but I'd never have discover Cart Narcs, lmao
Thanks, Ken and Buff
Well darkviper is a moron who compared twitch streamers reacting to videos to being rapists lmao hes unhinged
Who?
Who cares about that loser. He's just butthurt because he wasn't as popular on twitch when he tried it, now he wants everyone to fail like him.
i feel the same way and think that crusade of his is silly, i don't really look for new channels to watch but i've started watching so many through reactions of Ken & Buff or Critikal or others like them and in the vast majority of cases the channels end up growing because of it or appreciate seeing other creators they like enjoy their content.
The guy who makes cart narcs is seabass from the Woody Show
The best is when you go to put your cart away and you pass by an elderly person going to the store who's like, "I'll take that from you" because it's both a cart and a walker for them.
One time, I put a cart in a corral, as I got into my car, it rolled out backwards and slammed into someone’s car. Some people have really bad luck.
Carts are seriously the ultimate litmus test
I pride myself on my cart exercise by taking those suckers back to the corral
What if the corral is farther away than the place the cart collector has to take them to? Ever pushed carts for a living,? No, so your opinion doesn't matter.
I could just shut the door and drive away because I’m tired.
However I’m going to fight you. Because of my extreme exhaustion. 😂👏🏼
The dude just standing by in the parking lot is like, “I like to watch”
I think some people don't realize the people who are employed to collect the carts don't just walk around doing that all day. They also have to do restocking and in some cases work cash. So, yes, there's someone employed to do it but you're giving them so much unnecessary work.
They should combine trolly collection with carpark attending instead - the bit where there's someone who checks how long you're parked in the supermarket carpark for and issues a fine if you gone over, or are using the carpark but not the store... 😏
As someone who worked as a cart pusher for Wal*Mart, I am sorry to tell you that, yes, some stores are big enough that they will employ people purely to collect carts and nothing else.
Also, some people will hate this, but I LOVED when people put the carts as far away from the store as possible, as it would be this nice break of walking super far away from the store and any managers and just catching a breather on a quiet stroll.
@@CrAzYpotpie there are smaller stores than walmart that don’t have a big enough team of wages to employ someone *just* for cart collecting.
at my store job it fell back on the cashiers. that’s a whole lot of doing shit inside and then collecting carts outside for usually ONE person. i’d be lucky if someone could watch cash while i collected carts.
@@CrAzYpotpie I should've clarified that it's for most stores, not all stores, but the point still stands. Also I'm gland you had fun doing that lol I'd actually probably find it fun too if I only had to hang out outside all day :)
@@erin2597 Yeah, there definitely is more stores like that then there isn't, and I have worked at those places, too! However, cart narcs even have a video of them at the exact Wal*Mart supercenter I worked at which had pure cart pushers.
They harass people to rile them up for views, what they are doing never helped a person like me who was actually in that position. Him helping would be returning other peoples carts without harassing customers with a camera in their face for UA-cam views. That parking lot was dangerous enough without a cart narc riling people up to drive crazily away, or him running away between cars constantly.
I wish doing this actually would change people for the better, but it probably tends to do the opposite.
Dude some people are sooo mean. The biggest “insult” I got at my old supermarket job was “employee of the month” because I told people “you can’t park there” and “it’s only 2 packs per person”. People are just so vile for no reason. I’ve genuinely cried because of what people would say to me
This dude cracks me up. His little jokes are so damn funny 😂
Yes, at last! I’ve been waiting for you to react to the Cart Narcs. My day is complete now 😀
I think that was actually why the guy recording started going around and having people put their carts back. He said that it had happened to him once, where his car got messed up because of a cart that someone didn't put back, and so he doesn't want it happening to anyone else. That's why he is so dedicated. Just put your carts back people.
He's the hero America needs but doesn't deserve. His origin story.
A hero
Man is literally the Batman of shopping carts
In Europe, generally in supermarkets with carts on the parking lot... you need to insert coins to get a cart unlocked. Then you collect your coin back when putting it back in a cart stall. People are motivated to get their money back, so this entire problem seems to be solved.
Also idk where you live, but people in my country tend to like following the rules. Makes society run smoother. Being lazy to the point where you inconvenience others is one of the worst traits you can have here
It's the Batman of carts. We don't deserve him.🤣
male karen: he's just SO RUDE
the guy who's filming: Sir i just...
male karen: DON'T CALL ME SIR!!!!
Stop being nice😤
me:... do you even know what you want?
The guy filming is the Karen..
@Bass Armstrong I can see that in a way , but guy filming is clearly instigating things.
If he's that concern over a cart, he can simply move it back himself. Doesn't need to do something to someone else's personally property. I can understand why guy truck got mad.
10:23 dude sounds like courage the cowardly dog 😂💀
I’d just like to take a moment to point out that when he first got out of the car and chased the cart narc trying to return the bumper magnet he also left his truck’s door open, presumably with the keys inside, as he was originally about to drive away.
I've seen this guy's videos. Absolutely hilarious to see all the energy people put into yelling and/or chasing him. Like bruh you could have simply returned it, moved on with your day, and you save yourself from looking like an idiot in public.
These people just really hate having to admit they made a mistake or did something wrong. Even worse when other people are aware of said error
*Karen:* "Dont be polite to me! Dont call me sir! Don't speak nice words to me!"
*Also Karen:* "Youre being mean to me!"
🤦😆
I got called a Karen because I commented under a post of this on fb "Keep up the good work. This is a huge pet peeve of mine." All I could do was laugh react because clearly they didn't understand the concept of a Karen or parking lot annoyances. So glad Ken and Buff did a video on it!
Pretty much the person who called you a Karen is the real Karen. But honestly I don't like the Cart Narcs content. Because all they do is harass people who don't put their shopping carts away. Now I know it's annoying for employees to put away carts themselves. But it's not a reason to harass people and do things that can cause a huge problem for them.
@A D not what I said but if thats your take then...🤣 The sentiment is yeah, call these people out, it's annoying. If you take that as me cosigning all of his behavior then we clearly speak different internet languages.
It's funny how there's so many Karens trying to appropriate the word to label anyone that criticises them or disagrees with them (or even just anyone they don't like) while being completely oblivious to its actual meaning.
@@pyp2205 I think the same way lol. I put my carts up… but I find it odd that ppl do this… I’ve never heard of this till now actually. Like he even has MAGNETS. Like all I know is where I live employees put the carts up lol. But yea I definitely agree with you
I've seen so many run away carts. My favorite is when they are left in the middle of parking spaces.
This guy would have a FIELD DAY in New Jersey. NO ONE EVER puts their carts back in that state. EVER. XD
I always park next to the cart corrals if I'm able. It's easy for me to put away my cart and the free roaming carts aren't usually nearby.
I totally agree with the cause, retail and grocery employees already deal with so much but I'd have a hard time not wanting to punch this guy's face in. His voice and pointed antagonization is very counterintuitive
I actually really like this person lol. It just feels like people have lost courtesy and putting a cart away is common courtesy. So troll the crap outta people who aren't courteous
I had a cart take out my hood ornament while i was getting groceries. This guys awesome
He’s doing the Lord’s work and deserves a cookie. GIVE THAT MAN A COOKIE.
Ken calls him a “male karen” because he avoids calling them by their proper counterpart name… “Ken” lol
Obviously not based on the best Ken of all time
Glad someone noticed it. And not only that, he also kinda looks like him as well.😂
I thought it was kevin not Ken
@@shiashau Also Ian, Kyle, Charlie..
I thought it was Darren
The best Ken of all time, Street fighter, right?
He approaches RESPECTFULLY he isn’t even an asshole he’s respectful as hell