10 Times Entitled Customers Were CAUGHT on Camera

These entitled customers should have realized that someone is always watching! Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re looking at infamous times when a camera caught a customer being rude and causing a massive scene with their unearned entitlement. Our countdown of entitled customers caught on camera includes stops in Walgreens, Tim Hortons, Uber, and more! What’s the worst behavior you’ve seen from a customer in the wild? Let us know your tale below!

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[WatchMojo]

What’s the worst behavior you’ve seen from a customer in the wild? Let us know your tale below!

[BigFella]

This is why I always treat people who are just doing their job with respect and civility

[rebeccamcdermott]

Bet none of these Karens would apologise for their disgusting behaviour and actions if they hadn't been caught on camera and filmed.

[art.of.verser]

Entitlement is a monster. Once someone gains power, their abuse of it eventually ensues.

[kristentaylor]

I'm just glad we have these losers on camera, just imagine how many people got away with horrible behavior before

[wesjohnson]

These karens won't stop until they suffer some REAL consequences!

[twist]

Number 4 hits close to home for me because that place is my hometown. And it’s disgusting such entitled people even exist there. This happened at San Diego State University and the students came from Cal State San Marcos (my alma mater). They must be braindead to do that to a vendor.

And here I thought the Karen who berated a barista at our local Starbucks over not wearing a mask was moronic. 🤦‍♂️

[brandonp]

Working in healthcare, we'll literally have people screaming about juice and blankets while they know we're running a code on someone. Happens all the time.

[biobroly]

Back when I worked at Burger King we had a strict policy on customers who wanted ice or water had to have it filled behind the counter due to lots of people getting large sodas without paying. I had many cuss at me and one even reached across the counter to try and choke me

[shiningglowingglasses]

I mess up ALL the time with the card reader in stores and the cashier has to correct me almost ALL the time. (Cue me apologizing on overdrive.😅) No biggie. There is absolutely no reason to slap anyone across the head like some disgruntled cat. Geez! 🙄

[agmarkwell]

I work retail, and probably the worst customer I ever had was one elderly man who got angry that I wrapped his breakable stuff "wrong". He bought a blazer and a few breakbles. After I wrapped the blazer around one breakable, he told me I couldn't wrap "worth sh*t". When my boss intervened, the man called him a "fat as*hole". My boss ordered the man out, and the guy left, after looking me in the eye and calling me a bitch. Karma came back for him, thought: he left his phone at my register and had to face the manager he insulted to get it back.

[emiebex]

I remember #2 These women were disgusting & disgraceful for what they put that driver through.

[Vman]

#4. One of those girls dad works for the police department and protected them from charges. He even almost unalived a teen and got promoted for that

[MrJackiechan]

I am a frequent costumer at the Stop And Shop grocery store in Orangeburg, New York. Just a few weeks into the coronavirus pandemic, as I was paying for my groceries, this guy said "Hurry up " and I said "Listen. We are in a pandemic so you need to learn how to be patient. " He said "Okay." He was quiet after that incident.

[billmurray]

Netflix should really do a miniseries about this.
" BEWARE THE KARENS " .

[kish]

Honestly with number 2 if I was that guy I would’ve given those three girls a quick painful lesson of why you should wear a seat belt.

[eec]

I just started working at Walmart a month ago and my job is to dispense pickup items to customers in the parking lot. We can't make all drivers happy as we're always processing orders and delivering to other drivers before reaching them so it's understandable when they're tired of waiting. One customer, however, was super pissed off because he was waiting 15 minutes for a cooler and he looked like he was about to burst. Turns out it was his own fault as he didn't check in with the store after parking so nobody knew who he was and what he was waiting for. One of my other coworkers offered to take the cooler to him instead of me and I was genuinely afraid for his safety. I didn't gear the conversation but I caught a glimpse from afar and could tell the guy was berating my coworker over the cooler and the poor guy simply shrugged it off. The guy thankfully left and nothing came of it but according to my coworker, he was trying to tell the guy how to check in with the store for future reference and the guy was having none of it.

[THANATOS-PRIME]

I parked cars at the hospital and one instant that comes to mind is when I had to deal with a male Karen, who flipped out on me because he said he needed something from his car so I gave him the keys and told him where it was at and then he flipped out because he wanted me to bring the whole car down. Told him if he had just asked I would have then he proceeded to blame me for similar behavior the day prior, which was impossible because I was off I got Security involved, and when he tried to leave his car on my driveway, I threatened him with having it towed. I kept my cool the whole time but seeing this guy act like a toddler just made me feel bad for the kid he’d be raising.

[amymiller]

It’s a service dog and Great Danes are very nice dogs. There’s nothing wrong with service dogs. We not only let them in the restaurant I work at, we have water bowls for them.

[nicnag]

The service dog—I didn’t deal with that serious of a scene but I had spent a year training our lab through a therapy program to be able to take him to the veterans nursing home I worked with at the time, because someone else let their untrained dog run loose and threaten our smaller dog, our lab became overprotective anytime around other dogs and no longer able to be used as a therapy dog shortly after certification, it made me so angry because I was bringing happiness and joy to men and women who fought for this country and could no longer have animals since being in a nursing home. ANYONE who disrespects servicemen and women deserves to go viral in a bad way, animal included or not!