Karen CUTS IN LINE to get tickets to a BROADWAY MUSICAL after We WAITED HOURS... So We KICK HER OUT

[@AmItheJerk]

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[@JDHutchings-g3t]

1st one to reply, yay

[@Cyn_murderdrones-]

2nd to reply

[@DontcallmeFnBoG]

CAN U PLEASE STAART A NEW STREAM?????

[@bobm5951]

Story 4 - You and your manager should both be fired. Tipping IS ALWAYS OPTIONAL AND SO IS THE AMOUNT. You DO NOT just Deserve a tip. A tip is given at the CUSTOMERS DISCRETION.

[@Cyrus_Nagisa]

Story 4: Even though it is a curtsy to leave a tip, it is not mandatory, OPs Manager should have been reprimanded for how they acted. Places really need to pay their employees properly, and not put that burden on the customer.

[@dragonproductions236]

"This is how my staff makes money" translates to "I'm underpaying my employees" especially from a GM. You're general management, you're responsible for paying your employees, not the customer. Imagine if a hospital GM went up to you and said "You're not going to tip your nurse? That's how they make their money."

[@RuinEx279]

We aren't obligated to leave a tip FUCK THAT OP

[@dairymilk8139]

Ong do the employees make $0 an hour 💀

[@RuinEx279]

@dairymilk8139 who cares you don't demand a tip tipping is optional fuck op and I hope they lose their job

[@firefly4f4]

​@@dairymilk8139 If You're not paying employees enough to cover their food, shelter, transportation, and for them to still have enough to actually live, then you're underpaying your employees. That's the point of the comment you replied to. Don't 0lay stupid.

[@Dragonalynn]

You can pay $20 + a $4 tip at 20% or $40 for the same meal. Your choice. And nurses get paid at least $25 as newbies and up and can be paid that much because of medical insurance payouts. Your logic sucks.

[@jakubecz]

Tip story: manager should stand up for his employes with giving them more damn money for their work and not demand the customers for tips. What the hell is the manager even doing going after them and demanding it? That person was right, they are not obligated to tip at all. Garbage through and through.

[@kakurerud7516]

forced tipping is not gratuity, it is a fee.

[@RamenAtrsistJay_]

Its not an obligation to tip, it shouldn’t be up to the consumer. It SHOULD be the company’s responsibility but its not because thats just the world we live in today… well some places of the world

[@ConnorPugs]

I really hate it when entitled Karens think they rule the world 😡

[@Local_oreo]

I literaly started singing the song everybody wants to rule the world lol

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

Me to Connor

[@banj_yoyt]

Lol, tell me about it🙄

[@erinthedemonhog2090]

Absolutely! It's so annoying! Like hello, grow up! The world doesn't spin around you!

[@phantomfuzervr]

It’s a inconvenience for society

[@WTC-1990]

The tip story: Why should consumers have to tip cause employers refuse to pay their workers a liveable wage ???

[@skylerlightning4620]

That problem in America

[@llcoojoe20]

Consumers don't have to tip. I bet the story wasn't even true I doubt a manager would go off in a customer like that for not tipping.

[@saber5694]

I'd gladly pay more for a meal but refuse to tip unless it's extraordinary service

[@delilahevil5089]

Because the servers need to make a living

[@blaktigr84]

The part that I find funny is that this is the exact same narrator who in a past video, agreed with an OP about the negative view of tips. Personally, I'd prefer tips to be an appreciation of the giver as opposed to an expectation of the receiver, & if I tip, I do so directly to my server straight cash, but come on man, that doesn't make you Roman Reigns.

[@princessmarlena1359]

(F* off, KZbin. Stop removing my posts, they don’t violate your stupid arbitrarily enforced “rules”). Story 1: I hate people who line jump. It’s a clear indication of entitlement. OP and friends did the right thing. Also, the Karen’s friend needs to mind her own business, people can talk all they want to about her friend. Story 2: I’d be careful, OP. He may try to steal everything to claim as “inheritance”. Story 3: NTA. That is such horrible parenting. Favoritism among siblings is abusive. Feel free to vilify your mom and sister. Stop being so nice. Story 4: Uhhh, no. I’ve been a waitress on and off in my many different day jobs. Bullying a customer to tip just because they don’t pay the waitstaff or bartender enough is not the way to go about it. Customers who don’t tip are horrible, granted. But the management is no better to try to shake down the customer.

[@firefly4f4]

For the teenager story, if OP can sit down with their mother and another family member as a mediator/moderator, then that would probably be the best way to talk about it. I agree that it's hypocritical to treat the children so different, and it might take having another person there to help explain that.

[@vexxama]

The manager isn’t really sticking up for their staff if they aren’t ensuring they have a liveable wage and are instead harassing customers over an optional bill and guilt tripping them.

[@Tontteman]

Story 4: tipping is an American thing, in Europe we in general don't tip and in Finland where i'm from we never ever tip. We simply refuse to be part of that exploitation system. When tipping is not even an option restaurants actually have to pay acceptable wages, otherwise no one wants to work in those places. Now, looking that situation from eyes of a Finnish person, that was a hole move from restaurant boss, they were paying customers and it's not really that customers fault if America have some twisted exploitation customs. And by the way, i wouldn't give a tip either if i was visiting in USA. Whole system is morally wrong and i wont be part of it.

[@bobm5951]

Tipping is SUPPOSED to be completely at the customer's discretion. Wether or not to give one And the amount. It is meant to be for (from that customers view) exemplary service. It used to be a 1 to 1 cash transaction. From customer to server. Purely cash in their pocket. But then all this stupid nonsense of all the employees pooling and dividing them started and having to claim it as income. It all brought us to the disaster we've got now, along with people feeling entitled to a tip when they didn't do anything more than hand you a cup or something when you're standing right at a counter. Anyway my point was that it Used to be a whole lot more simple and now it's just a giant mess that nobody wants to deal with anymore.

[@Tontteman]

@@bobm5951 Yes, i think it really should be banned completely and all those people who are now getting large part of their wages as tips, would then start to get normal wages. It's something they should have done at that very first second when employers first time started to use tips as part of wages. It's evil system and it's kind of modern day slavery. People shouldn't have to beg for their wages, wages they have earned regardless if someone tips them or not.

[@thecornpoop4297]

story 4- Narrator is missing the fact that tipping is literally just an optional act of kindness, and it shouldn’t be required from anyone, no matter how good a service was, especially if a customer pays over $100 just for their service. I feel bad for the customer and I hope they find a better bar to go to. GM needs to learn to pay their employees right and not expect their customers to do so, and OP needs to treat customers with respect and should not be expecting them to spoil them with tips every time.

[@CreatingArt3185]

I think it's the other narrator (wherever he gone) who doesn't agree with tipping

[@AkselJade]

Tip story: People working in that industry need to stand up for themselves. Tipping culture has gone way too far. It was only ever meant to be an extra thank you, not a means for employers to stop paying their associates. Make waves people. You can end it, you just have to do it. The expense of your customers is not the right way to pay your bills. I will happily pay more for my food as the cost of convenience and luxury. You should be paid properly.

[@PerezH87]

The tip story - the general manager DOES NOT HAVE YOUR BACK. If they did, you wouldnt be relying on tips.

[@eric98292]

Story 1: sounds like he's trying to worm his way into some inheritance.

[@skylerlightning4620]

No that story 2 not 1

[@peterpiper8806]

Rather than force people to tip. Employees should pay their employees more . This is really dumb and only Americans feel entitled to a handout after doing their job that they get paid to do🤦🏽‍♂️

[@TJDious]

OP2: Like you said, its their business if they want be friends with this creepy loser. You are under no obligation to endure the BS though.

[@dogofwar6769]

Story 3; huh, that sounds a _lot_ like my own childhood. Got stuck making do with thread-bare clothing while my step father basically used the child support my mother got for me to buy my two step siblings new cloths, toys, or whatever.

[@kucsidavee]

I am so sorry to hear that. Take a virtual hug.

[@aelminiatures]

owner is the AH for not paying staff a living wage

[@TheCynedd]

Tips are not expected in most of Europe and Asia. Workers are paid a salary.

[@senor834]

The tip story is so wack, the manager really said it's his responsibility to make sure their underpaid employees survive. Bruh, pay your employees a living wage or shut down

[@CreatingArt3185]

I'm on the side of the customer mandatory tipping is bull crap

[@LilAngelPrincess95]

Tipping story: OP and the GM are the jerks. Tipping is a bonus not required.

[@lydiat5819]

Story 3 - get a dna test, and more importantly, tell yr mom she can spoil yr sister for all she wants but don't expect help from you in the future when yr sister acts spoiled as an adult (and you need to keep repeating this like a broken record). So leave them be and move out when you become independent.

[@JacobM.S]

imagine shaming someone for living to 22 years in mom and dads house... bruh... in today society specifcly in my country kids live with theyr parents to 40 + or more due to money problems etc. im so happy to be slavic and not american bruh

[@themegaultradude]

imagine not earning a livable wage HAHAHAHAHA

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

I love this channel!

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

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[@johnkline407]

Love your vids keep up the good work. I always enjoy listening to these stories. Keep it up!

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

I agree 😌

[@pocketbread7535]

15:00 is it a crime to not tip in anerica? If so, you should write the amount beside the item. I dont understand tip culture.... I tip too, but in germany its like a thank you, not something you are forced to do.

[@MarsJenkar]

Not a crime in the literal sense, but it's definitely frowned upon if you don't tip your server (restaurant), or room service or housekeeping (hotel) without a good reason. I do think the tip culture here goes way too far, but it's emerged from how the wage laws here are set up, and if US tip culture is gonna be reined in, then those laws have to change first.

[@llcoojoe20]

Tbh I'm in America and It's ok not to tip its no mandatory. No one will say anything to you. It isn't illegal lol

[@cybermainstream]

It's an extra thank you in america as well

[@llcoojoe20]

@@cybermainstream never heard of that. Lmao

[@KrazyKatLady9393]

OP thinks that getting up at 7 am is the crack of dawn? Lol

[@leannehaddock6254]

First story was obviously back in 2014 somewhere because that was when Pippin was on broadway and it closed in 2015.

[@firefly4f4]

I don't necessarily agree the guy should make amends with his own family. Maybe they were toxic to him, or maybe him to them, but it's not relevant to the story HOWEVER I do think that OP should be very concerned about him taking advantage of her parents, such as trying to get into their will. I'm not sure there's anything she can do legally, though.

[@Theoneeyethatstaresatyou7244]

The guy in the 4th story had common sense and got punished for it, what a world we live in

[@dirkhoek2822]

In certain bars it’s ridiculous that you should tip. You’re pouring me a glass a whiskey that I need to pick up at the bar. I’m doing most of the work why should I tip.

[@MrSprinkles6921]

As a lifelong NY resident this story seems about right

[@BradleyFenimore-t8j]

Eating some lasagna, playing some minecraft while listening to you videos is the best way to go.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

i don't understand how karen can wait in line like a normal person should, but of course she wouldn't.

[@cherezabotterman9433]

Honestly i dont know if its just an english thing or not but i was taught that you dont need to tip any of the staff at restronts or pubs.

[@Taco_King00]

What is a restront? Lol

[@ariellak4867]

Europe is different about tipping as they have different laws than the US & Canada around restaurant workers minimum wage

[@Ducky-b8y]

this is gold

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

Yesssssss 😀🥹glad we agree

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

I agree with this timeslot 8:28

[@bobm5951]

Story 1 - if someone cuts in line like that in front of me and won't move, I doubt that I'm going to hesitate to physically move their ass out of my way.

[@victoriabutterfly6521]

The whole time, from the start of the 2nd story I had this feeling there is way more behind this than just him hating his parents & then we get the info that this creep first tried to be with 2 of OPs cousins because they have money and after that he tried it with OP, too. It seems the whole family is coming from money and this is actually what the whole thing is about. I think at some point he will claim to be an heir of that money, if somone passes, claiming he is entitled to it, since OPs parents are his own parents & OP is his sister. Or he might even coax the parents into adding him to their will & him then going as far as going to court since he is the oldest son, or something like this. Of course I might be wrong, but I think OP & the cousins need to protect themselves against possible fraudulent claims like this

[@eeezee-83]

Yep

[@robbiehasnobones]

PIPPINNNNN RAHHHHH

[@bobbieannwalker3689]

My mom always made it clear she only wanted my younger brother who was the middle child and I am the youngest and she never wanted me or my oldest brother and even told me after he died that she wished it had have been me instead of him

[@ChildofPluto24]

The second story: it’s definitely creepy however it wouldn’t be as weird (in my opinion) because my siblings have a friend who is around their age (mid 30’s) who calls my mom “mom” since they grew up together since high school/college. But by no means does he say he’s our sibling or anything. This situation is one of those ones where if it was a bit different it wouldn’t be as weird but since this man is the parent’s friend, it’s definitely weird. And to force your own kids to do this too? I question this guy’s parenting skills

[@candacewitt7221]

1st story sounds like elder abuse

[@eoslily1655]

story 2 : that dude sounds so creepy and also very ungrateful, how can he be that awful towards his mother who did nothing wrong. I don't thust him

[@bredaisy4001]

Story 3, mother is a misogynist. Clearly thinks men should look after themselves and women need to be spoiled

[@californiaintegrity929]

I can't respond on my last comment...... but i was talking to you "am i the jerk"....... Their HIS kids...... Who the FUC*is he to say they can't stay in the same room as him......

[@californiaintegrity929]

I would NEVER say that

[@albertgongora6944]

Yeah I'm just going to say this on the second story it sounds like the OP needs to go no contact with her parents of their going to constantly push this person onto her that is already making her feel creeped out and uncomfortable which I don't understand why she would be putting up this shit for that long because look I get it they're your parents but come on have more dignity and string to push back because I know my mom and dad did this shit to me they be out of my lives because technically they're choosing a stranger over me and look and I get it it's admirable to basically want to do something for somebody that is in need of help or some sense of having an understanding shoulder to rely on but letting them be adopted into your family and treating them like as if they're your actual kid that goes a little too far when you find out what this person is doing to their own family just out of spite not even in a good way

[@svpracer98]

First story... Did this happen before TBBT? or after?

[@maryjones794]

Raising men and women are 2 different things. Your mom took it a little far. But understand. As a man when you get out in the world you are on your own. You've got to figure it out. Someone will always be there to take care of a woman. But her mom definitely needs to teach her daughter how to take care of a man if she's going the traditional route

[@Thisisveryinteresting]

Story 3: was he treated the same way as a kid?

[@angelaschultze2404]

The last story the guy is right he is not obligated to tip. The manager is also in the right

[@dragonproductions236]

That's not a manager, that's a General manager, essentially the operator/owner of the bar. They're admitting to not paying their employees enough and blaming the customer.

[@llcoojoe20]

General Manager is wrong af

[@Ibrohim-sz6ye]

Roses are red Vilolets are blue I liked my own comment To look like cool 😎😎😎

[@JoshuaChambers-tc2ye]

Roses are red violets are blue your door is unlocked I’m inside ur house

[@Ibrohim-sz6ye]

Roses are red Violets are blue I live away from YOU Unlike EX of YOUR'S 😜

[@tylercanales5794]

OK I didn’t make one post but I didn’t wanna make it too long. It was already kind of long. But the final story how did that lady get a pass on not being a jerk. She’s getting a free trip and all she’s doing is whining oh, I have to share a room with my kids. I want to be able to not be a parent for X amount of time. OK yeah she might not want to go on the trip, but like the narrator did print out she agreed to go she didn’t have to go. But then she’s also whining about. about not getting a separate room from her kids. Here’s a thing I agree with the husband on that one. She’s the one that wants to separate room. Why doesn’t she call her father-in-law it sounds like the husband doesn’t care if they have a separate room or not.

[@H3xx99]

Props to yhe GM for getting onto that guy for not tipping on a big bill, but there's a HUGE problem with what she said. "You know this is how my staff makes money, right?" Lady why the hell are you not paying your staff properly and expecting the Customers to pay them out of pocket!? PAY YOUR EMPLOYEES A PROPER WAGE.

[@EmilyBennett-i5s]

Not to be THAT person but: Like 695

[@lynnemackenzie1853]

Stop saying 'like' all the time, it's superfluous.

[@klaplays8853]

The 4 story got some interesting comments said about it🤔

[@v.crowley]

Story 3.. OP needs to suck it up and start working on moving out.... he's nearly an adult and shouldn't be jealous of a child

[@robertbattles]

Final story, the OP is the jerk. She is being so entitled just because she had to watch her own kids for a few days by herself. And because they didn't get the "right" hotel room that someone else is paying for.

[@schizophrenicmelancholy2706]

I might get a bit of flack for this, but for Story #4, I will agree that while the tender deserves a big fat tip, that person really isn’t obligated to tip, aren’t they? Definitely, absolutely a prick move, though.

[@Natesworld_1]

Yes, I’m the first one

[@rikiplays6699]

8th

[@bhorn5809]

wait, this is the first comment? ^

[@Cloverthecat]

7th lol