r/F**kyouKaren | only Karens do this

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[offi]

The hospital O² machine was a big deal, the first time nurses and doctors explained to the patient that the other patient needs it for breathing. She later turned the machine off again, now the family is pressing charges

[Caelus]

This is why if I open a business there will be sign reading:
1. Be courteous to the employees, they aren't paid enough to put up with your attitude. (They will receive proper payment for those who will say something about that).
2. If you want a refund, have the item, unopened, and the receipt. Absolutely no exceptions.
3. No, you cannot see the manager. They WILL say the same thing.
4. If you have any issues, take it up with the Complaints Department.

There will be a gun hanging with "Complaints Department" written on the hilt.

[everlasting]

Does the Karen at the end think emergencies don’t happen when it’s dark outside? That just because it’s her bedtime, the entire world stands still?

[ukulelegirl]

I read the lady in the hospital was informed after the first time that the oxygen was vital and not to turn it off and she did it again so she got arrested.

Also the fire station one is ridiculous. I live next to a fire station but i was well aware of that moving in and it doesn’t bother me. She tells them to take an alternate route for emergencies but literally EVERY SECOND counts. Then threatens to “take legal action”. Like the cops aren’t going to tell the fire station “hey can you not have emergencies at night. This lady is mad”

[ExSharkV]

The Hospital Karen as 11:30 reminded me of when my Karen of an aunt threw a hot cup of coffee at her elderly nursing home roommate because said roommate went to turn their air-conditioner off in NOVEMBER. The roommate ended up with mild burns, the family pressed charges and my aunt has been in solitary confinement ever since. The only reason my aunt avoided any consequences is because she has no source of income, is essentially bedridden and will likely spend the rest of her sorry life in a nursing home (she's been deemed unfit to care for herself and her only living relative (my father/her brother) refuses to take her in due to a laundry-list of horrible things she's done to him).

[yokotatakahashi]

The last lady sounds familiar, a whole lot of people in a close village wanted to silence a historic church bell because it was "too loud". That church has been there for 200+ years, these people knew what they were getting into

[fiction-]

The greatest human I know is my Aunt Karen. She's like 78, amazing, and still runs raids on her favorite MMO. She thinks the Karen thing is hilarious and is sure to point out when someone is being a Karen. She always has this spark of mischief when she does it.

[jonathanhowells]

Karens really think that restaurants can reset their food like Josuke from Diamond is Unbreakable

[maledictionwolf]

I love that the censor for Robin's swears is just "Karen."

[KyrenaH]

That last one reminds me of the lady that went on my neighborhoods Nextdoor App and complained about chirping frogs keeping her up at night. The area is literally called The Woodlands and she expected no animal noises. Imagine being such a Karen that you think you can silence frogs.

[PotterBrony]

when the boomer says he can afford $2.50, it calls for a snap back of "then why are you still here? i got places to be and you're wasting my damn time"
match his energy, get right up in his face and scream it back at him.

[AriaSerif]

Pretty sad when someone thinks it's okay to turn off medical equipment when they're NOT A DOCTOR just because they find it annoying... I certainly hope there's a hefty consequence for that one.

[KindaOkayBeing]

i have an aunt (not by blood) that has the name karen. she is a sweet heart with some troubles in her life. she has had an abusive husband, her son and adopted son has been so awful to her that she has blocked contact with them. i do use the "stereotype karen joke" often, but i will never insult anyone because of their name. (unless they are a person who is harassing me.) i cant stand people who just do that for no reason at all.

[theangrymuffins]

i want a jar that says problem guests and bring it out just to place it in the living room everytime my parents have guests over but just have the jar filled with biscuits no-body likes.

[its_paetza]

I've encountered so many people who say "the customer is always right". And I always respond with a yes but only about what they purchase.

[redpanda]

I had a family friend named Uncle Chuck and he owned a tattoo parlor, it has a sign saying "we don't serve @$$holes" i honestly believe he was prepared for Karens

[CombustibleCake]

we live across the road from a fire station. not only have we never complained (so difficult and heart-wrenching, pls someone praise our heroism /j) whenever my mum happens to be in the garden as they’re driving out she waves at them which i find adorable

[venessafugi]

1:09 I 100% agree. If I ever get an interview and they believe in the “the customer is always right” mentality (which is using the incomplete phase), I will willingly walk out.

[alxxander]

Its just sad that there are still people like that on this planet. Lets hope that the jounger and next generations can show at least a bit of basic human decency to strangers.

[Charlie_Does_Art]

5:20 I got a girl named Karen in my art class. Nicest person I’ve ever met. Not all Karen’s are bad ppl. And you gotta remember the other variants of Karen too.