r/EntitledPeople - Petty Karen Calls 911 When I Kick her Off MY PROPERTY!

r/entitledpeople - OP has an entitled Karen for a neighbor and has been finding out that her family's been breaking into OP's yard to play! OP has asked Karen to stop multiple times and it gets worse!
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[Karen PRETENDS to Be the Owner's WIFE! Tries to Fire Me!]

Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:

0:00 - Intro
0:32- Story 1 (Submitted by Ann)
2:52 - Story 2 (u/MundaneSeesaw)
5:17 - Story 3 (u/IrnBruDependant)
8:06 - Story 4 (u/Wolran)
12:28 - Story 5 (u/DIY_Forever)
17:12 - Story 6 (u/itsmyparkingspot)

[ceciliajacobs]

I was in a store when I heard the dreaded "Don't you know who I am", another costumer shouted, " Does anyone know this man, I think he lost his memory." The laughter drove the man right out the front door.

[gilded_lady]

Good on Maria for defending herself! Not her fault guy was a creep.

[justsomesquonkwithinternet]

We all need a Marine Corps Granny in our lives

[kaziglu]

For the final story, OP is not the ahole. It is not OP's job to figure out how to work the parking so that the woman can use the van, but it is the apartment manager's job to figure it out. The manager could have offered to lower OP's rent in exchange for the spot, or maybe look into moving the parking space lines a bit and shuffle the parking spots around a tiny bit in order to accommodate everyone. If there was no way to accommodate the woman's disability van then the manager should have said so before agreeing to rent an apartment to her.

[loka]

Story 1: I've always wanted to reply to the question with: "Sir, I am a cashier, not a licensed therapist. I can not help you at his time, now get in line." :)

[aaronammann]

For the elderly lady from the first story, she is a badass who took no crap out of nobody.

[MadameMeowth]

Final story: OP needs to remember the phrase, "Not my circus, not my monkeys." The apt manager and disabled woman need to work out their drama. OP is not responsible for parking lot assignments.

[tannerdulaney]

Here's something not asked about the last story, how did the disabled lady even get OP's phone number? Did the manager give out Op's details to another tenant? That would be a major privacy violation

[haakontherayquaza]

Story 5: Proper Justice getting served to a Creep, that guy had it coming and i'm glad to hear that Maria is a Badass

5 Star Karma

[silverflight]

Story 6: The manager's approach to have OP not park in the garage anymore is a dumb idea, especially since the lease allowed OP a parking spot. Just switch spots at the most.

[DarkEinherjar]

Imagine losing your job, your freedom and your wife, just because you couldn't take a "NO" from a woman...

A couple of extra busted limbs wouldn't have been too much for him, either...

[barrymccarty]

Grabby: He's lucky that's all he got from her because if she had been wearing heels...needless to say could have been worse.

[LilChuunosuke]

*Story 6:* I would tell that apartment manager that if he wants me to give up my parking space, he has to cancel my lease, then write up a new one for me to sign with a reduced price to accomodate for the eliminated parking spot.

[danielhostetler]

Here’s a little hint for all the Karen’s out there who use the “Do you know who I am?” tactic. If you have to ask the question then there’s two things you should now know…1. If you have to ask, you’re not important enough for the staff to care and 2. Your attitude and entitlement have guaranteed that you have wasted and run out of any and all good will that may have been given and you no longer deserve anything but the most basic level of customer service and any politeness you receive. You no longer deserve anything as it is not due to what you’re owed but what those people are giving you and you are now lucky you’re not being treated worse.
I hope and pray you ask me that question some day…I’m waiting to educate you.

[mariegarside]

Story 1
Once a Marine - always a Marine.
You go grandma!

[ninalehman]

I also studied martial arts when I was younger. I eventually had a coworker who thought it was fun to poke me in the ribs and watch me jump. After multiple warnings, I decided I had enough. Having a 5’3” girl flip him onto the floor, twist his arm behind his back and press her knee in the small of his back finally convinced him to stop touching.

So, bravo to Maria. I hope she never has to do that again.

Last story: where do they live that there are no dedicated handicap parking spots? If this is somewhere in the United States, she can sue the apartment complex for violating the ADA. OP should not be the one having to deal with a disabled neighbor.

[themexicant]

A woman who put up with a marine drill Sargent and then raised 2 more. That man was lucky he still has his suit on. I guarantee that older lady needs 0 help opening jars in her 80s

[DarkEinherjar]

The sad thing about the first story is that the man felt entitled to verbally attack OP because they were working in retail... because, apparently, since you're a low-level employee and they can call a spineless manager to bully you into submission, this means you're also a lesser human being.

That's the only reason why he didn't have the guts to attack the old lady on the spot too.

[russgrunert]

Karen's ALWAYS Call the cops, even when there's no way she's right, cops ought to arrest them for wasting police resources. Also judges should sentence to max jail time, and multi thousand dollars in fines

[jsmith]

Story 1: People who are famous enough that you should recognize them don't need to ask "Don't you know who I am?" Why? Because you already do know who they are.