Karen says she’s the OWNER’s WIFE But I’m the Owner - EntitledPeople Reddit Podcast

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[tomheinle]

When she said "do you know who I am" I would have shouted to the rest of the room asking if anyone there knew who this woman was and then offered to call an ambulance since she seemed to be having a medical emergency not knowing who she was.

[anakkepri]

I can relate with the first story, but without the "Karen". My father own a eco farm resort in and island where most people build a beach resort. This caught the attention of even the minister of tourism's in our country. For context my dad, my mother, and me have a gardening hobby, so we make use of the resort to further the development of the eco farm and fulfill our hobby. When the minister came to visit he ask where is the manager, on the way to the reception room he already pass by my father in his "working attire" which is a short pants, a stained or used t shirt, and a hat. And the minister actually greeted him but in manner of saying hi to gardener. So when the staff called the Gardener that the minister saw and just wave without even looking, he was confused. And when my father "the Gardener" approach the minister he said he is the manager of the resort. The look on the minister is priceless.

[afiqdanieal]

You know that it's a game over when the owner starts to grin

[kyzerkobie]

"I have a little brother! Is he the haft brother or were you pregnant by Dad when you left" got me Crying in laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[beary]

That's literally embarrassing when she said " I'M THE WIFE OF THE OWNER" then ya'll exposed and embarrassed her. It would have been better if you said "Mom is that you?! Did you forget dad was the owner and manager?!"

Edit after 5 months: I'M FAMOUS!

[adon]

years ago when I worked at a pizza place we had a woman come in every wednesday. she ordered the same thing. came up with some reason to scream about her food being wrong until we made her a free pizza. and left. this was literally a weekly thing for years. one day i was already in a pissy mood and saw her come in. brought out her normal order and the free pizza she always screams about and told her something to the extent of. "look, i know you're going to come up with some bullshit reason that the food's wrong so that you can scam a free pizza. we all know it. you do it every week. so i'm just cutting out the middle man. here's the second pizza." she screamed for a while about that one. apparently calling people out on their theft is disrespectful and i should have been fired. i was not fired.

[chasing_rebels]

People need to discipline their kids, like, they give their kids the fantasy that there are no rules or consequences for their actions, and they'll never learn their lesson.

[NessieNice]

I always paid my school fee diligently but there was this one time during parents meeting near the monthly fee deadline date. Apparently the system hadn't been refreshed so my teacher got a note from office for me that I hadn't paid. My dad went full berserk, screamed and hit my head right in front of the classroom where other students, parents, and teachers could saw me crying as I tried to convinced him that I did paid. My dad is a beast when he's mad and never cared of casualty even if it's family members, so not even the teachers dared to help me. He then pulled me to the office and forced me to pay in front of him. The register at the office who didn't know anything said that I should wait for next month as they couldn't accept prepaid. After a few scary scolds from my dad, she showed the record that I always paid and no due and apologized that if we got the note because they just found out the data hadn't been updated until this morning. My dad went all silent while my eyes still wet and face red. He then pulled me again to classroom and scolded my teacher in front of other parents and students. We went back home after that, till this day 15 years later, he still hadn't apologize. My teachers got traumatic and always asked me to get mom for parents meeting, but dad also never got too close to my school because once he calmed down he probably realized how much a monster he was even tho there were crowds looking at us and that wasn't the first time either. I'm so used to his death threaths that my kindness-bar is so low that even mean person is still a nice person to me

[RonnieKing]

The first story I would've said dad ur cheating on mom with this cow while crying laughing🤣🤣🤣

[maccheese]

Dude if I worked somewhere that my parents own and a Karen said that, I straight up would've said "Oh wassup mom"

[gaminglife]

that entailment level is definitely a 10 of 10

[rlcsvk]

i was thinking the dad would look back towards the register, kitchen or whatever and should "Honey, get a load of this. Someone´s claiming to be you!"

[aaroneagleburger]

That's a 10.
I'm the GM of a concession company and a Karen pulls I'm the wife of the owner. Here's the deal. Karen is in her 20's. The owner, who I have known since I was 2, is 83 years old and a conservative homosexual. Still can't get over that one.

[lnsoshc]

The voice you use for the entitled mothers sounds like a freaking gremlin and I love it





Edit: too everyone saying it sound like Shigarki, it's because shiggy is a gremlin
Edit 2: 1k likes! Nice

[xSharpW]

The one with the two brothers and the apple juice made me kind of sad. They were legit willing to share one of the apple juice with the lady, and she had the nerve to demand both bottles. 10/10 entitlement

[Buckethead]

The Karen's voice in the first story absolutely killed me 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[majestichotwings]

Man if I was the dad in that situation, I’d have picked up the phone and responded with “hi honey, will dinner be ready when I get home?” Just to add salt on that already festering wound to her pride

[MikeTitan]

I legitimately would never have believed any of these had I not worked in fast food. It boggles my mind how quickly some people think they are better than you just because you work at a fast food restaurant or in retail.

[KawaiiKitty]

The first story made me laugh so much. It made me think back to several years ago when I was working at a Dairy Queen. So my mom is the head manager there, and I was a shift lead. Now as the head manager, her and immediate family could get 100% off on food. This was kinda well known in our small town, and this is where it would get fun when outsiders would come in. There was this guy who came in one day and he ordered a huge amount of food. I was helping out on the registers that day and when the girl who took his order gave him the total (it was over 100), he said that he gets the family discount which is normally 10%. Normally, we ask who they are related to just so we know that we're giving a legit discount. The guy said that he was the head manager's brother, so he needed the 100% discount. Now I have NEVER met this man before, so I wanted to have some fun! (It was a slow day and I was bored) The girl looked over to me and she could tell by my smile that the guy was lying so she said that a shift lead would have to approve of that. That's when I go over and ask him to repeat who he was related to. When he said that he was the head manager's brother I looked shocked! I asked, "You're my uncle?! Wow! I didn't know that mom had another brother. Should I get mom? She's just in the back office right now, I'm sure she would love to catch up. I wonder how I never knew about you. Maybe did you just get out of jail like other uncle and you were just in jail for the entirety of my life?"
He left after that and all of us had a good laugh!

[kimberlyshaw]

The Walmart Karen's sense of entitlement is off the charts. 10 doesn't even begin to tell the story.