karen? meet karma - REACTION

[@Ciela531]

Karen: “I’m upset!” Manager: “You want a hug?” - my fave part 😂

[@capedkat]

It seemed to snap Karen out of her tantrum too! I'm pretty sure she needed that hug 🥰

[@barbarabonnette2705]

It was the BEST! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hansje1733]

Karens are just big toddlers so a hug can do the job

[@Carol-D.1324]

🤣Mine too!🤣

[@benkane5029]

I read this has it was said. Its great.

[@whodempeople6315]

I went to a McDonald's some years ago with a friend. I paid for her meal. She got half way through the sandwich and started to complain that they made it wrong she didn't want pickles and wanted her money back and not another sandwich. When they went to give her the money I said I paid for it and they gave the money to me. She was pissed as she sat there watching me finish my food. That ended that friendship!😎😎

[@Yavanna79]

So you friedn commited a fraud and did get pissed when she did not get the money.

[@LeeLeesBanter]

Epic ending. You are better off without her for sure.

[@jacklow9611]

It's probably a good thing that the friendship ended there. Had she asked for no pickles?

[@KawaiiandDark]

Love how she wanted "her money" back when she didn't spend a cent

[@julchensweet2538]

I hate pickles too, but I just scrape them of like a normal human being 😂

[@InsigVIDS]

She asked for extra ketchup, got extra ketchup, then complained about too much ketchup? Her fit was far enough but then slamming it onto the counter was beyond insane

[@kageyama1083]

She could’ve just asked for ketchup packets and put the ketchup on herself 😂

[@screwthisin]

She's on a diet but she's at McDonald's

[@CenerothXaris]

I don't even understand her fuss like just take a napkin and take it off if it's too much?

[@fdm2155]

Even the fit was stupid. Why not just say... I asked for extra ketchup and I realize that's not very specific. I should have asked for it on the side. Or even better, just scrape it off and be more specific next time!

[@OnePoetWanderer]

Like, no one making minimum wage to prepare her burger has the mad mind-reading skillz to know EXACTLY how much ketchup is 'extra' but not 'too much.'

[@rowiel81]

Story time: We were out for dinner, amazing place and excellent food, not to mention really nice staff, we were towards the end of our meal when suddenly a woman walked near our table with the manger just after her. She looked at us, then at the table and the view (we were terrance dining and the view was *chef's kiss*) and she shouted I WANT THIS TABLE. We turned puzzled at her (please note the table near us was empty!) and the manager gave us a reassuraing look while calmly telling her 'I am sorry madame, this table is occupied as you can see' to which she cheekily replied 'NO THEY ARE FINISHED!' We were buffled while her husband and teeange daughter were dying with shame. But the manager told her 'No madame, they are ordering the desserts'. Needless to say, she took the hint and stambled to the other table while the manager turned to us and gently told us 'Sorry about that, please do TAKE your time to order the dessert, enjoy the view a little bit more' and smiled. Needless to say, we became regular customers and always make sure to tip well :)

[@grittyfaithgrittyfacts]

My new favorite word for frustrated Karen acquiescence "stambled." Can we make that a thing? "Yeah Karen, stamble on out of here with your basic bitchiness please." Or "Oh no sweetheart you're gonna need to take that Karen stamble somewhere else." or "Keep stambling Karen!" Its a perfect combination of stamp and stumble 😂😂

[@mrclueuin]

I would have looked where that were sitting; if after all of that the Karen and her poor family were allowed to stay, then precede to turn to where they were sitting then eat my delicious dessert slowly in front of said Karen. But I'm just petty like that. 😁😈

[@rowiel81]

@@mrclueuin I like your pettiness hehe

[@mrclueuin]

@@rowiel81 👍😁 I'm a third grader disguised as a late middle aged woman. 😆

[@Sleepy_Space]

Even a third grader knows how to act better than a middle-aged woman, i seriously dont understand where karens get their minsets😒​@mrclueuin

[@evciq_s]

For a fragment of a second I felt bad for Karen loosing her job. But then she continued to ramble on about not doing anything wrong and was like "... nevermind". This wasn't out of a norm meltdown caused by mental breakdown or something. This is who she is. Hair doesn't lie.

[@adlockhungry304]

Hair doesn’t lie! 😂

[@ljcahoe1]

I was thinking the same thing. She's probably done similar stuff at her job. She must be a nightmare to be around.

[@hypsyzygy506]

If she was a good worker she wouldn't have been fired - everyone has off days and it might have been embarrassing but no more. She was almost certainly a problem and the employer just took the opportunity to get rid of her.

[@downeedles9249]

SHe isnt the same person, hair are similar but the face isnt

[@lastphantom4243]

Not so sure I agree, if her job was affiliated with McD’s or in customer services, maybe. Or if she was wearing something that represents who she works for. But otherwise, if it’s not within work hours or another parameter of her job, I don’t see how it’s truly justified for a video on the internet to get her fired. No, she shouldn’t throw a fit. Yes, she should be held accountable. But that doesn’t mean she should lose her livelihood. This sounds more like cancel culture in the extreme.

[@jacqueehebert2945]

As a customer service worker for seven or so years this is the most satisfying thing in the universe.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Nuummmmy! That’s deeeelicious!

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Yeah if she hadn't behaved like that in public she wouldn't have lost her job LMAO she's acting like its other people's fault she lost her job. If she had just been normal and polite and kind to the workers no one would have been filming no one would have cared and she wouldn't have gotten fired. She's clearly a bad person because she can't take responsibility for her own actions. This is all so narcissist prayer. She's downplaying her own actions and making herself the victim but also saying it's the workers fault and they deserved it

[@chrissyr8387]

Right!? The amount of times karens have been biligerent and disrespectful and gotten away with it.

[@annaluciaschmitz]

Oh I could never work with customers, you have my utmost respect. (Me and my migraines could never.)😌💖 Right now, I’m just a broke med student 😂

[@andreadunhill8219]

I worked in customer service as well. I have met Karen, as well as her sisters.... lol. No one deserves to be screamed at, yelled, at, or getting called names.

[@seewendy1]

She smashed the burger on the counter and said she did nothing wrong 😂😂😂 she is definitely crazy

[@victoriawilliams2786]

It was a skit. It wasn't a real confrontation.

[@BOSSMOPS.]

@@victoriawilliams2786 source?

[@nicolasjoly6948]

I gonna give her the point that there is no need to poeple to start harassing her (making her loose her job and I can guess what happen if her address is now "public"). This is too far. Otherwise, as an adult, she give a tentrum letting the only excuse too have issue and just explode this day. But, she take time to say that what she did was an "ok" response to the situation.... I can't find any other excuse/explanation for her other than Karen!

[@gypsydust]

@@victoriawilliams2786 ​​⁠you keep posting this but several people have asked you for a source….. 🦗🦗🦗

[@diannedigirolamo7961]

When you have to explain how “you did nothing wrong” classic narcissistic behavior… this woman is wrong on so many levels she lost her job…

[@stuckinmopro8533]

I have a friend who’s aunt came home one day and went on and on about some rude employee who wouldn’t help her at the store. She told everyone, while sobbing softly, about how nice she was to the employee and how rude and mean he was. Several days later a video that was posted on Facebook was passed around to family members which showed the aunt berating the employee, screaming at him and calling him names. She demanded the manager to, of course, fire the employee. Everyone who knew the aunt didn’t buy her saying how nice she was but what she didn’t realize was that someone was videotaping the whole interaction! When will these Karens realize that there are cameras everywhere!

[@Culdcepter]

Hopefully never. The more they dig their own grave, the more people like us will use the video to heap on the dirt.

[@LynetteTheRogue]

Why is this how ppl act? They go in and act like a crazy but then tell everyone they're the victim. The narcissism

[@Inkabazot]

I'm wondering if many of these women have a messed up perception of what exactly happens.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Narcissists are always the victims in their own heads, living inside an alternate reality of one; a reality where they’re always right, always the victim, and always thinking they’re some kind of golden wonderful or something 😂. No matter what awful things they do, it’s always someone else’s fault and they never take responsibility for their own actions. They’re also severe liars and delusional as hell. Cannot trust a word they say. That’s why I don’t keep them in my life. All Karens Are Narcissists. But unfortunately for them, there are cameras everywhere to catch them in their natural habitat….and fortunately for us there are cameras everywhere to catch them in their natural habitat 😂

[@janettekinney5934]

And you know it was going on for a minute before anyone actually started recording

[@heatherbaker4538]

"Oh. You wanna hug?" That woman just secured herself a spot in heaven with one sentence.

[@jennfoley]

The fact that ketchup Karen doesn't see what she did wrong is astounding. Like in what universe is slamming your burger on the counter in any way productive?

[@MummyBrown]

To the McDonald’s manager: I salute you, you are awesome. You had me at “do you want a hug?” You rule.

[@Sierrahatesmath]

The other one said, "Do you want a happy meal?" I would have high fived her! Also - her screaming like that and all those girls in her face.... I was like they are ready to kick some butt. No way that Karen could stand up to them.

[@stangace20]

Woman gets blasted on the internet for her behavior and STILL doesn't get she's in the wrong here! My condolences to her family cause she's probably 100x worse with them!

[@danielleking262]

I can see that she would say she didn't do anything wrong by yelling, but slamming the burger is absolutely NO excuse.

[@andream9470]

​@@danielleking262even yelling in that situation was unacceptable. She asked for extra ketchup, they gave her extra. If she wanted to control exactly how much was on there she should have gotten packets

[@danielleking262]

@@andream9470 I didn't say it was acceptable, I'm just saying in HER mind she probably thought it was acceptable, but I don't see how slamming the burger, no matter who you are, would think that was okay

[@kaciesummers6815]

As a person who used to work at Mcdonalds as a manager, and dealing with people like this lady on a daily basis, I can honestly say food service is not for the faint of heart/easily tempered and that manager held herself together pretty well.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

As a softie who worked at Burger King once, I agree!

[@Mel-pb4nn]

YES!!! I'm a grill manager. I always want to cry and throw my own tantrum when they ask me to work up front with the customers! 😂

[@stephaniefarley1236]

I agree 💯% especially drive thru on Fri and Sat nights with ALL the drunks😂😂

[@starlightlilly7203]

Was at McDonalds for years. Some of the whiners surprised me. Never had a lady smash a burger onto the counter though. Perks of not being in America I guess. Somehow y’all got a higher Karen percentage

[@piiinkDeluxe]

@@starlightlilly7203 America invented the Karen

[@katw22]

My family had a restaurant for 31 years. Hearing the “hair in my food” story reminded me of a time a couple came in and ordered the most expensive steak dinners on the menu. Nearly licked the plate clean, like there was zero food left. The lady then proceeded to remove her fake lashes and put them on her plate and demanded to speak to the owner (my dad). My dad walked over to the table where they started on their complaints and demanded free food. My dear ole dad, cool as a cucumber, looked that Karen in The face and said “if you can tell me which of my kitchen staff is missing eyelashes I’ll give you the dinner for free.” Knowing it’s all men working that kitchen shift and the manager who works the kitchen window (where waitstaff picks up the food once it’s ready and that window is fully visible to Karen) smiles and waves at her. He’s a masculine body builder (and super nice BTW) Needless to say they paid their bill and got a “thanks for coming, please don’t come back”

[@mtspp5801]

I once asked McDonald's for a hamburger with just ketchup for my picky kid - they left off the meat! Just a bun and ketchup! I nicely went back and asked for the meat, too, and there was no drama. Maccas was perfectly nice about it and we laughed about the misunderstanding.

[@karmallama7957]

How actual adults see no problem behaving and treating others like this will NEVER make sense to me. Thank you for my daily Potato Queen Good Vibes ❤

[@booterfly6367]

Right??? My toddler behaves better

[@ThatGuy-vi8ch]

They haven't had their ass kicked for it like they should.

[@ahha6304]

and these Karens will ask kids why the kids never listen to elders and not religious anymore

[@CleanSkittles]

And this is why it should be compulsory that everyone works in customer service for at least a year before they can get another job. I mean, I got death threats when I asked customers for their tickets while working at an amusement park. That's not normal human behavior 😂

[@karmallama7957]

@@ThatGuy-vi8ch "Violence is immoral because it thrives on hatred rather than love. It destroys community and makes brotherhood impossible. It leaves society in monologue rather than dialogue" - Martin Luther King -

[@Fushio_Didi]

OMG the first 'Karen' is on another level. All over ketchup and then the update where she tries - and fails - to defend her action. Lady, it's never okay to throw a childish tantrum and treat others the way you do. If she'd apologized in the update, it would have benefitted her instead, she just gave more ammo to ridicule her more.

[@OceanSongBird6355]

Right! She isn’t taking any responsibility and is upset that her true colors have been shown

[@Bia-lm8it]

She even has the Karen haircut

[@PAGoTribe1963]

And sunglasses.

[@StarrVisionThrifts]

The Reckoning has a video showing where she admits she was doing it as satire and she is an aspiring actress/comedian 🙄

[@ap1463]

​@@StarrVisionThriftsI haven't seen that, but I did see the tiktok she set up to try and capitalize, I'm not sure they were even the same woman. Comedian looks very different

[@erikarussell1142]

I love how ketchup Karen is still being an absolute joke by not taking responsibility for her actions.

[@davidguidry657]

Blinding narcissism do be that way tho. 😉😂🤣

[@erikarussell1142]

@@davidguidry657 toxic… 🥶

[@JustAGrrrrl]

She even doubled-down with the incredulous attitude about getting fired over it 😂

[@erikarussell1142]

@@JustAGrrrrl right?!? The AUDACITY!!!!

[@VintageBeauty1313]

I worked as a cook in a bar and pub for a while, and I always work my hair up in a bun and UNDER a bandana…one night we had a customer complain about hair in their food, and our waitress informed them that all the cooks had their hair up and covered, and they still demanded their food to be comped…mind you, they had finished their meal. They just wanted free food. Keep in mind, 90% of the time when you find a hair in your food, it is, IN FACT, your own

[@kaitlin1609]

Sounds right. I’ve had someone else’s hair in my food once in my 21 years of life lol

[@sarahkinsey5434]

I swear once in a while I find some dog hair in my food at home and we put our dog down two years ago

[@Delilah_Fields]

I absolutely adored the editing for the "hair in my food" Karen. Charlotte, you sold that performance, and Vanessa's editing just perfected it. Thank you both for all the laughs you've brought us all.

[@randomgeneration7781]

Can confirm that the "there's a hair in my food I want it free" scam happens a lot. I remember one lady in particular who would come in for california sushi rolls: one particular weekend she came in, confronted our cashier, and dramatically produced a folded napkin. Inside was a long thin black hair. "THIS," she declared, "was in my sushi roll. I want a new one for free." "Do you still have the sushi roll with you, ma'am?" asked the cashier. "No," she said with an implied 'duh', "I already ate it." The cashier made a mental count to five, then replied as politely as she could, "Ma'am, that hair was not in the sushi roll. If it was, it would have been sliced to pieces along with the roll." The lady was not about to give up so easily, "then it must have fallen in while your staff were wrapping it up." The cashier was ready for this, and with dramatic effect called us forward from where we were watching the whole thing go down. We were a very small crew at the time, but as we stepped forward the lady could see that all of us - including the cashier - were mostly sporting very short hair. The only one of us who did not have hair that was dyed blond, red or silver was our sushi chef, and he was bald. "These are all the people who handle the sushi rolls," the cashier said. "That hair did not come from any of them." The lady said nothing, just staring down at the napkin with the long thin black hair on it. It did not get pass any of us that HER hair was long, thin and black. The cashier offered her a way out with a little dignity intact: "Would you like to buy another sushi roll? We'll make one completely fresh and let you inspect it beforehand." "Yes," was all she said. The cashier smiled and rang her up. Of course, she was back less than a month later with the same old scam, and this time roped in her daughter to help sell it. I mean for F's sake lady it's just sushi.

[@katherinemacphee5502]

How long did it take you to write up these paragraphs in a comment section? BTW I totally get your point, I was just wondering why.

[@randomgeneration7781]

​@@katherinemacphee5502not very long, actually, I was raised by touch-typers and was using a desktop with a keyboard. Probably 5 minutes tops, including error check.

[@randomgeneration7781]

​@@BreakofDawntruthfully the reason behind the steady frequency of hair scams is because half the time the food has been contaminated it's actually the establishment's fault. The company I work for has extremely strict food safety regs across all her outlets: not only do we need to have food safety and hygiene certification to work with food, we also need to cover our hair (head and arms), wear a mask and glove up. Unfortunately not everyone practices this, either to cut costs or simply carelessness. Whenever you go out to eat, make sure you protect yourself. Food handlers who make your sandwich AND work the cash register at the same time without gloves or at least washing their hands in between is a red flag. Cooks on duty who have really hairy arms or full heads of hair exposed for all to see are another red flag. If you can see something in your food that endangers your health, take a picture without further disturbing the food (as insurance if things go south), then discreetly draw attention to it. If you don't raise a ruckus the staff will still be wary but will also be quicker to listen and acknowledge the problem. Hair is just one in a long list of contaminants worth watching out for: metal, glass, synthetic fibers, mold, living/dead animals that aren't part of the meal's ingredients etc.

[@spicychai4134]

As someone who works at McDs.. its sometimes not so easy to control just exactly how much sauce comes out of the guns. And if you ask for extra sauce. Babes, youre getting that extra sauce. Loved the "you need a hug?" Had the sass me and coworkers want to have with so many ppl we deal with.

[@RavenKnighthawk]

I wish I could get someone like you when I ask for extra tartar sauce for my filet of fish sandwiches. I ALWAYS want extra and barely get any.

[@catherineparks3478]

As a female cook, I have had colorful hair for many years because whenever a customer says there's hair in the food everyone immediately looks at me because there's not usually a lot of women in kitchens. If that hair isn't purple than it isn't mine.

[@DeeLite220]

Something tells me her workplace was dyyyying to get rid of her. No one would fire a valued employee over this. It’s probably a huge pattern for her everywhere she goes.

[@karylmorgan7320]

I would fire her over this. Showed her true colors

[@SomethingAboutBeautee]

@@karylmorgan7320 I couldn’t agree with you more! 👍

[@michellefey3741]

Your theory about "Customer is always right" going out of control is SPOT ON. I wish those of us in customer service/food industry had a day where we could look at these wild "Karens" and say "Eff around and find out!" Karma is a long time friend of mine. I don't mess around with her at all!

[@oregonchick76]

It's because that saying is misapplied and incomplete. American business magnate and London retail shop founder Henry Gordon Selfridge said, “The customer is always right, in matters of taste.” Nothing about price, nothing about service, nothing about refunds, just taste. Meaning if a customer wanted a piece of clothing that doesn't suit them in color or fit, Mr. Selfridge would be happy to sell it to them.

[@XenusMama]

@@oregonchick76absolutely! Thank you for pointing this out . Hi from coos bay.

[@TheDimpledDarling2023]

That woman is the epitome of a Karen. How are you going to smash that burger on the counter, yell at the workers who DID follow your instructions, and then say you did “nothing wrong”?! She deserved to fired, due to her awful treatment of those workers. What an awful human being.

[@Serai3]

Not to mention the fact that if too much ketchup was really the issue, she could have just taken a napkin and wiped the excess off.

[@jengsci8268]

@The DimpledDarling2023 - If she is like that normally, it probably wasn't the video that got her fired. She's just using that as an excuse. Deflection, blaming the social media post for her termination instead of her a$$holery.

[@KhaiPiee]

I love that the lady outed herself even more 😂 that was just the reason they needed to fire her after trying to find a reason with that attitude.

[@kristinsevin]

Lmao right?! I think she tried to come out and actually apologize later but by then the internet was having NONE OF IT 😂

[@AcademyMike]

Thank you for this. I am from the UK and a few years back I was working in Canada. I found a metal bristle in my steak meal and, having removed it, completed my meal and pointed it out to the waitress. I understood it was not deliberate nor carless, just one of those things that happen and only mentioned it so they could check their kit so it didn't happen again. The lady was sooo apologetic and nice, I served in the Army for 15 years and learned that shit happens. No one wants it to, it just happens. There is absolutely no point in kicking off, its a SNAFU (situation normal, all fcked up). Keep up the good work 🎉

[@hypnotise]

"GG" is typically said at the end of a game that requires you to compete against one another, in this case it also means "nice try" or "good luck" so he was saying that the game is over so there is no hope 7:25

[@ameliapaige8081]

I love love love how the manager handled her and de-escalated the situation, whilst at the same time putting her back in her place 👏👏👏👏👏👏 And what's the bet, that her work behaviour was already in question, her employers being sent the TikTok was the last straw.

[@kathym8223]

A while back I went to McDonald’s and I forgot to tell them no onions on my burger. I have a reaction to fresh onions that triggers migraines. I headed back up to the counter and tossed the burger in the trash. I could see the cashier bracing herself. I ordered a new one and asked for no onion, it was my fault for not doing it in the first place. She just stood there looking at me. The manager comes up and introduced herself and asked me what was wrong with the burger I had tossed. I told her and said I just wanted to get one without onions. I could see their confusion. She told them to make me one and did not charge me. You get more with a bit of honey than vinegar.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Yes❤

[@ronaldoago-go5907]

...and that's how it's done!

[@seanryan3020]

I'm the opposite. I hate ketchup and mustard. Last summer, I went to Burger King and got a Whopper that was loaded with ketchup and mustard. However, I realized that I had forgotten to order it plain, so it was my fault. I tried to eat my mistake, but I just couldn't. So I went back to the counter, admitted to the cashier that I had forgotten to order it plain, and asked if it were possible to get a plain one. Can you believe that she actually did it? Amazing what acting like an adult human being will get you!

[@LazyIRanch]

I can't eat onions either for the same reason! I avoid McDonald's because they put chopped onions on their burgers, making it very difficult to remove them. When I've asked for no onions, they either put them on anyway or give me a burger with nothing on it, just bread and meat. I never complained, I just stopped going there. We have an independently owned burger joint in our town that's been around since the 60s that's so much better and costs about the same, or less. A big 1/4 pound burger with a mound of perfectly seasoned crispy fries and a soda is $6.85. Their fried zucchini is a meal by itself! Places like this are rare nowadays.

[@sinceslicedbread7422]

Correct. You catch more flies with honey.

[@MadeaNH]

Karen: “I’m upset!”. McDonald’s worker: “You want a hug?”. Love it!

[@mindyschocolate]

“You want a hug?” 😂😂😂 great comeback. That lady even had the Karen hairstyle.

[@lindaleelaw5277]

I've decided to react calmly in their presence . It's more fun to watch this from the outside plus the clerk deserves kindness

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Like bad theater I put music to this lol a 70s band

[@suzee387]

Not surprised that ketchup Karen got fired. That was a horrible way to treat people. Showed a lot about her character. I loved how she acted like she didn’t do anything wrong 🙄

[@cherylseagraves3884]

“I did nothing wrong” meanwhile she yelled and threw the burger on the counter like a child….

[@destelpa]

As a manager in customer service, I can tell you half the time I get the "I need a manager" call, my cashiers just need me to repeat the same thing they just said to a customer because I guess my answer is supposed to be different. It never is

[@BiancaBailey-wb6pu]

Kindness goes a long way!!! I had a problem at a restaurant this morning when their system did not pick up my wi-code for the voucher I received from them. At first I was a little upset because I was expecting a free meal, but after speaking to the staff nicely, it took them 10 minutes to talk to the manager and owner and take in my details. They were extremely kind and I can expect my money back within a few days (had to pay for the meal to be able to take it home). Again, kindness gets you a long way as a customer! Especially in the hospitality business.

[@dystoniacdiaries]

"Are you ok?" "I am UPSET" I need this as a Tiktok sound so I can do the arm motion to it as well 😂😂😂😂

[@elphieofkiamoko]

The way the entire McDonald's staff cracked up when she exploded about them ruining her diet was so good omg

[@sethfroman7044]

That first karen is delusional. Her response is out of this world. She honestly thinks she did nothing wrong. She deserved everything she got

[@hipstamom]

Pure delulu 😂

[@uselessinformation1988]

I don't know. I think it would have been more for fitting if she should have been banned from that McDonald's. Didn't this happen outside of her work hours? I don't understand why she got fired. Getting banned from that McDonald's should have been the consequence of her actions. It's like getting arrested by a cop who was outside of their jurisdiction.

[@felvkitties8]

​@@uselessinformation1988if the company has language saying that you represent the company you represent the company even on off time. She probably got fired for something else. But it could have been for some kinda unprofessional acting reason.

[@uselessinformation1988]

@@felvkitties8 That's a good point.

[@alexn5743]

​@@hipstamomI second that!

[@jennifercrama7082]

I am strangely addicted to Charlotte's videos, I listen to them during work to sort of sanity check myself 🤣

[@venusb7541]

After being terminated from my job due to a Karen, this video lightened my week (-: keep up the good work!

[@wired_differently_slims_x]

You are right about people wanting something for nothing. We've just been on holiday at the seaside and at the pier seafood kiosk a lady ordered prawns said they were off and the ladies gave her replacements even though they're fresh. We ordered the big seafood platter for £50 and it was so nice - when the waitress came over I said there's nothing wrong with your food. We went back today too and even bought snacks for the ride home. So the complaining lady unfortunately didn't get karma but the lovely skeggy pier seafood ladies got good karma and lots of business from us! Xxx

[@epicwriter96]

The man who tried to help the woman with the paper towels and Sprite, reminds me of something that happened to me a few days ago. There was a homeless man sitting on the side of the road by the mall. We chatted for a second and he asked if I had any cash. I didn’t, so I was honest and said no. I felt like I wanted to get something for him though, because it was a hot, sunny day and he was sitting outside. So after finishing my shopping, I grabbed some cold sodas from the vending machine. One for me, and one for him. If he was still there, he’d get a cold soda. If not, I’d have two sodas. I offered it to him. He asked if I had any cash. I said, sorry, I don’t. And before I could even finish my sentence about how I didn’t have cash but I got him a soda since it was hot outside, he proceeded to scream and cuss at me, but then he took the soda anyway. Bruh. I understand that you’re frustrated that I didn’t give you what you wanted, but I was just trying to be nice. Bitching about it and scaring me does not make me feel more inclined to help, it makes me want to run away and not help anyone ever again.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

He sounds like a beggar scammer. They make thousands of dollars per day. What a nasty jerk. Take heart; your karma is multiplied by 3 ⬆️… and so is his ⬇️

[@lindapatton4478]

The best sign I ever saw from a homeless person was, "I need money for beer." I started laughing and gave him a $5, and told him that was the most honest sign I had ever seen. Normally I wouldn't give them anything, but this was such a refreshing change from the 'need money for food" when you know they are just going to make a beeline for their drug of choice after they have enough cash.

[@epicwriter96]

@@lindapatton4478 at least they’re honest

[@LazyIRanch]

I'm not homeless (yet) but I am poor and I take care of my disabled son who has schizophrenia and can't work. He was in the Navy for a little over a year but got an honorable discharge when his SO realized that my son was following orders from a "4 star general" who only he could hear. I'm grateful that Navy officers understood that he's mentally ill and treated him kindly. He's on medication and doing better, but I can't leave him alone for long. We depend on the $251 EBT we get a month for both of us, along with our monthly food bank boxes. I was ashamed to need help at first, until I found that most of my community also rely on food assistance, even with full-time jobs. One day at the gas station, I saw a lady offering to give a box of canned food to the homeless people begging for change, but none were interested and some even cursed at her. She looked at me, pumping gas into my beat up 20 year old Hyundai with a back window covered with vinyl because I can't afford to replace it, and asked if I wanted it. It was food she had just picked up from the food bank for her family, but they couldn't eat some of it because they're vegan. I very gratefully accepted the box and thanked her profusely! Obviously, she's low income like me but was generously sharing anyway. I got some cans of tuna, chicken, and shredded pork that I've learned to cook in a way to remove most of the fat and make delicious BBQ pork sandwiches or tacos. I couldn't believe those homeless people turned it down!

[@Queina1]

I was lined up to go through the McD's drive thru recently, there were two homeless men sitting right there and had a sign saying they were hungry. I felt the urge and so with my regular order I also ordered 2 McChicken sandwiches since they're buy one get one for a buck. When I passed back by that spot, I handed the bag to one of the men, told him there were 2 sandwiches in there, one for him and one for his friend and he was very grateful for it, thanking me for my generosity. Well during the time I was in the drive thru a 3rd man had joined the first 2 and I didn't know he was there. He heard me say there was 2 sandwiches and he started screaming at me, why didn't I get one for him too. I'm like dude, you were not here when I came by the first time, and then he was screaming at me to go back through and buy him a sandwich and I'm like no, I'm not going to do that. I drove away thinking, it's not my fault you weren't there before I went by, and with your screaming fit, I don't want to give you anything anyway.

[@annalisluck2903]

My favorite personal Karen story... I used to work customer service in a call center for a large cell company in the U.S. This woman calls in and needed help with getting something on her phone to work. I'm working her through the steps, visually describing where things are because we are on the phone. She was calm and responding appropriately. All of a sudden she BLEW UP at me and started accusing me of treating her like she was stupid because she was disabled. Whaaaat? Literally did not know she was disabled until she made that comment. I then just listened to her rant because I was done at that point. She went on to say how she was going to be on the 6 o'clock news because she would supposedly be getting me fired. Lol, mam, you did not get me fired or get on the news for a problem you created in your head. God I hated that job and do not miss it.

[@freshness696]

My favorite part was when the manager asked if she wanted a hug! 😂😂😂

[@VforVendetta6669]

GG is a gamer thing, kinda passive and sarcastic way to say “get rekt” or “it’s done or fucked” literally means “good game”😂

[@EllaBee90]

The manager even offered a hug before telling Karen to lower her voice. How nice!

[@heatherhofmeier8605]

My friend and I went to a buffet for lunch. I was eating my food and there was no issues until I found a long black hair in my mashed potatoes( my hair is red). Just so happens that the waitress had just came by our table and the look on her face was priceless. She apologized and offered to get the manager for me. I told her that it was all good and that I was just going to give her this plate and I would go make another plate. No worries. Things happen. It’s not like everything on the buffet was tainted because of one hair in the potatoes. I don’t understand people wanting free food over something so small.

[@VictoriaMarch13]

I agree things happen but once I see a hair it's OVER! I'm not going to show out or anything but just the thought of hair in my food makes me queasy. One time I found a long curly hair in the middle of my bacon cheeseburger from BK. I took it back and showed them. I didn't want a refund because it was off the dollar menu so they gave me some cookies instead lol. People these days look for reasons to bitch and complain and make a scene. Then they act surprised when someone starts recording 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@phoenixgarcia-martin8203]

If I was the manager I would’ve said to her “lower your voice and “ketch me up” on what your complaint is about your order?” 😂😂

[@krussell-2000]

😂😂😂

[@rubendesil4192]

Ketch me outside, how 'bout dat

[@phoenixgarcia-martin8203]

@@rubendesil4192 😂😂😂

[@patrickporter6536]

Would you really?

[@nibiruisnear3963]

4:20 just dip your fries in the extra ketchup 😂

[@kriscynical]

Just a few weeks ago while I was walking out of the grocery store into the parking lot a pack of paper towels fell from the bottom of my cart and I didn't notice. A driver coming up the aisle HONKED AT ME and then started pointing at the pavement, making me look and see the paper towels. I SAID THANK YOU BECAUSE THE FUCK, _THAT'S WHAT YOU DO._ That was very nice of him!

[@thelourensfamily8048]

Awww I love how the staff in the first video asked if she was okay and if she needed a hug.

[@lindapatton4478]

You could tell that caught her completely off guard. I thought maybe she would step back, take a breath, and then start over more calmly. Nope.

[@jenniferfriesen7691]

Right!? Not cursing, not threatening- just calmly offering help.

[@mysam4504]

I was looking for this comment! ❤

[@MarlynneStruwig-je8qr]

I think that's sarcasm

[@EH23831]

I spotted that too! Whether they were being sarcastic or genuine - it works either way! 😂

[@secretlybees]

I'm a newer subscriber and wanted to say that watching these videos daily is becoming part of my routine. Until now, GMM was the only thing like that for me, but I notice myself looking forward to the daily Charlotte a lot. Thanks

[@davidguidry657]

Welcome to the “fam” bestie! Glad to have another Tater Tot in the community. The fact that she posts at the same time everyday allows me to plan my day around her video posting. 😉

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

Welcome aboard you beautiful Mythical Beast!

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Welcome Bestie 🤗 I’m kinda new here too. I think you’ll soon love it 🥰

[@erikarussell1142]

Isn’t she just a breath of fresh air?? I’ve been obsessed with her video for quite a while now. I followed her from inform overload. She was always my favorite host. Much love bestie!!!!

[@erikarussell1142]

And welcome to the tatertot casserole!!!

[@UnauthorizedComedy]

That first woman needs mental help. Unhinged!

[@beyourownsunshine5548]

I’ve watched so many of these Karen videos, and I still don’t understand how no one is embarrassed!

[@charitykaptain]

Out of pocket, but I laughed too hard at your, "MOBILE CELLULAR DATER"😂😂😂 7:17

[@dracaryst9252]

"Would you like to speak to the chef?" "Yes I would!" As a former chef, BIG mistake there 😂😂😂 lucky he didn't cuss you out

[@gmaxion2001]

9:52 I saw something like that the other day. We're a sweet small town full of people who help each other. This lady from out of town had a basket FULL. It looked like grocery Tetris. It was magical. It was windy as hell outside. One of our employees, who is black, asked if she needed help with her groceries as I was checking her out. She said, "Not from your kind." and I was floored. She was having trouble with putting her groceries back in her cart and had to use a second cart. She asked me if I could push her second cart to her car, to which I replied, "No, ma'am. You don't need help from my kind. I may not be black, but we're a family here in this store and he is my kind." She asked to speak to my boss, who had already heard what was happening, and he told her that I was right to refuse her and the only thing I did wrong was completing her order. She was banned from the store and her husband came later that day to apologize to me, my boss, and my fellow employee. My fellow employee and I were both given $20 in compensation and we both took it and said, "She needs to learn to be better." Oh, my city is dominantly black.

[@TheScienceguy77]

And then everyone clapped and racism was defeated once and for all forever after.

[@gmaxion2001]

@@TheScienceguy77 no. We laughed our asses off and I'm sure she was calling people the N word as she was leaving, smartass.

[@iChannelz88]

What makes me confused about the ketchup one is why she didn’t just say “no ketchup” and use the small ketchup packages to decide how much ketchup she wants on her burger

[@marthaduncan7694]

This common sense approach is obvious beyond her reach. ......

[@museinthemachinery5691]

I'm pretty sure she wanted extra ketchup and said that in the whole kerfuffle. She probably didn't want double extra ketchup or whatever and went Karen on them.

[@abiean222]

well if she has to add ketchup to her own burger why are these employees being paid?

[@iChannelz88]

@@abiean222 Then don’t go eat out if you want to control what you eat and make your own burgers at home? If someone has a problem with lifting a bun to squirt some extra ketchup on it because that’s how they like it, then that person is an idiot/karen.

[@MJ-kj1ko]

The full quote from Harry Selfridge is "The customer is always right, in matters of taste,"

[@Anthony_Antonio]

“Are you making fun of me , because I’m on a diet” 😂😂 don’t order extra ketchup if you’re on a diet 😂😂

[@Michelle-DiPalo]

All ketchup Karen had to do from the start, was to ask for extra ketchup PACKETS!!! This way, she could control how much "extra" ketchup wouldn't be too much.

[@MsSamiam2]

I thought the same thing!!!

[@Grace-ms7un]

I love how the cashier asked if she needed a hug 🫂

[@andreaturner7207]

3 things I want to do at the beginning of a Charlotte video. 1-wave at Charlotte. 2- rise for the Potato Queen. 3-say aloud "All hail our gorgeous Petty Potato Queen." Love you Charlotte.

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

Hail to our queen! We all say hail! 🥰 Charlotte, our darling, you are more loved than you can imagine 😊

[@Astara_star]

❤ this so much! Hail potato 🥔 queen 🌟

[@andreaturner7207]

@@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose This! ♥

[@spritals]

Well put! Very well put.

[@humanhippy7966]

The fact that I’ve actually found hair on the side of my plate but never said anything to the waiter because I’m terrified of being a burden to anyone lmao

[@kaitlin1609]

ME

[@fakenails]

That ketchup Karen reminds me of the post about a girl who was acting all "I am the main character" Karen like to a Chipotle employee at a drive through. She complained about not having enough sauce and said about extra sauce 10 times and the employee put one pump for every extra she said. She later came in screaming that he ruined her car and her clothes. It was even funnier when it was one of those sports cars.

[@aaronjoshuaa]

As someone who's worked in retail and hated it I respect customer service workers for putting up with people like that. I'm a vegetarian and once my order got so messed up that they somehow gave me a meat burger, but instead of being an asshole I just went back to the counter and they apologised, replaced it AND gave me a portion of fries for free. I don''t understand how people like that think they can act so disrespectfully and not get kicked out.

[@SouthernSera]

I worked in a small office with a woman who was actually named Karen. Since the office only had 5 or 6 employees at any one time we would order lunch together a couple times a week. We'd give one person the orders for each of us and money (usually our credit or debit cards) and they'd pick it up then we'd eat at a big table in our Manager's office. After lunch we'd all go back to the section of the office which had 2 columns of cubicles (we sold advertising by phone). Almost every time after these lunches the first call Karen would make would be to the restaurant to complain about her meal and she would not stop until they gave in and refunded her. Mind you, we all saw her finish every bite of her meal and she never uttered a single complaint while scarfing it down. I wish karma had visited her with some food poisoning or something. 😂

[@Reflectionofmedusa]

My go to when dealing with difficult customers is "I'm sorry you're having such a bad day that you feel the need to take it out on others but i genuinely hope it gets better. Please take care. " 😂

[@dicedrice7216]

I used to work in a store with a woman who was a retired college professor with a PhD in child development. When a customer became nasty she would always say, in a neutral tone, "You're having a bad day," and nothing else. That's all she would say, she would not be hostile or pleasant or display any emotion. The customers always calm down pretty much immediately.

[@Reflectionofmedusa]

@@dicedrice7216 i love this! She has to make them self aware and then they were able to self-regulate their emotions. Thank you for sharing!(:

[@syn67501]

I used to do this when I was in retail. I qould also tell them I hoped their day got better. Most of the time they would become very apologetic.

[@_2tone13]

Lady got karma right away yesterday at the post office. She was so impatient n made me anxious. Few minutes later things didn’t go her way, It was great.

[@Meeckle]

I love that "shut your mouth" hand gesture! Me and fiancée do it to each other all the time (as joke). 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@musicallydisneyamvs6731]

My Karen story this year so far: My sister “Texas Karen” abused me for years. So I sent her kids shirts that call their mother a Karen off Amazon (as a petty joke) & got disowned. I said “okay.” 😂 Shocked she proceeded to try to make our parents kick me out of their house & sabotage my college education. Her education was paid by our parents, got a high paying job & babytrap (whoops) I mean marry a man who strangely enough actually loves her. I know God took pity on her knowing she’d never actually survive the real world. 😂 So far I’m doing well. 😊

[@carrino15]

I'm happy for you.

[@Kayenne54]

12:40 That's what I've been trying to tell people since Karen stories started happening. THEY JUST WANT 1. Attention, even if it's bad and 2. FREE STUFF. Discounts, repeat free meals, the whole lot free. That is why they do it. So I really wish floor staff/managers/supervisors etc. were trained to identify a real issue, versus the Created Drama as a gambit for Free Stuff. Also someone making a huge fuss frightens away business.

[@n.m.dooley1951]

Heck, all ketchup Karen had to do was scrape off the ketchup she didn’t want from the burger. Problem solved. She must have been so hangry!

[@marthaduncan7694]

Yep, even a 4 year old knows this

[@damonbruce2820]

Is it me or at about the 2:35 min mark, Ms. Charlotte laughed so hard she snot rocketed herself? I appreciate that if that is the case, she did not edit that out. Authenticity these days is fleeting. Nice when you see real reactions left as is.

[@JaikoDiaz117]

Not just you... Indeed she snot rocketed herself.

[@Tinker115]

"He was BALD!" That part alone was enough to send me rolling lol

[@TCat13]

Something tells me Ketchup Karen was weird and overly demanding when she was ordering her extra ketchup, hence the load of extra ketchup slapped onto her burger... Also, based on how she treated the restaurant employees and then the gaslighting claim later that she did nothing wrong, she's likely just as much of a PITA to work with and her employer may have been looking for an excuse to fire her anyway. 🤷

[@Utaunei]

Always remember the full quote! "The customer is always right, IN MATTERS OF TASTE"

[@jeswainston]

That first story…that woman is insane and clearly a bad actor looking for free food.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

It was a skit. Not a real confrontation.

[@jeswainston]

@@victoriawilliams2786 How do you know? It wasn’t presented as a “skit” and there was the “update”. So, how do you know it was a skit?

[@gypsydust]

@@victoriawilliams2786ou keep posting this but several people have asked you for a source….. 🦗🦗🦗

[@randistrickler2532]

Agreed!

[@jeswainston]

@@GraceRiskus what’s Frankenstein hand? LOL

[@nikkiberns1365]

Karma goes both ways! I’m passionate about living wages and respecting the service industry (as someone in it 😅), so I try to make a point to tip above the standard 18% when I’m able. The other night, my friend and I made a mad dash to one of the last restaurants open (our fault lol) and it was a family owned and operated little dive with amazing food and a super sweet older gentleman waiting on us. We felt so bad, I tipped way extra to make up for it. The guy was SO grateful, he personally thanked us and then offered us two VERY generous shots from the bar 🤩 The next day, we had a terrible experience at a riverside cafe. Honestly a situation where we had every right to be demanding and make a scene (terrible food, missing ingredients, weird waitress, overpriced and served in plastic, etc)…but we didn’t. I felt bad and didn’t want to make the waitress feel bad, so I said I’d pay for the food, we just wouldn’t be eating it. She got our meal comped and we still tipped a little extra for her trouble. At the next restaurant, we hit it off with the manager who was also our server and she gave us an employee discount 🤩 Not once did we ever ask for anything-we just wanted to have a great time and let our servers know we appreciated them. Kindness pays, people.

[@Jennymay96]

Not gonna lie, that hair story at the end I’ve had the same thing happen. I was a waitress at a salad bar restaurant years ago, and on this shift it was me, the female manager and one female chef. We all have long hair but of course tied back. This blonde woman and her very much blonde daughter came in at lunch time and ordered food, and then after digging in “found” a hair in their food… A BLONDE hair. Now I explained that as sooty as I am for this, but it couldn’t be any of our (who was working) hairs as we all had coloured hair. The woman got made at me and said “I know it’s not yours as your brown, but what about the chef!” So I called both the chef and the manager to step out as we were the only ones on shift, and they came to apologise to the table for the oddly found blonde hair. The woman and her daughter went pale when they saw my boss and chef had BRIGHT purple hair and Jet Black Hair. After they left I did mention how the hair did match their own. The woman paid the full bill and left right away. - no tip but 😂 don’t try and F with me. 😂 I will be passive aggressive or just sarcastic with you. (I was “great” waitress.)😂😂😂😂

[@amymattaliano7634]

For hangry Ketchup Karen: what @InsigVIDS said, "She asked for extra ketchup, got extra ketchup, then complained about it," is absolutely right. But when she addressed the issue though, she only complained about the staff. Not once did she ever address what she did. She got nailed because of her irrational behavior. A mark of a true Karen: they never acknowledge what they did, only what everyone else did (or didn't do).

[@YesTodaySatan69]

“How did people find out where I work?” How does she know no one at her work saw it and showed HR? I’m guessing she was probably terrible to work with and they were waiting for an excuse.

[@DClark-zl8xb]

I didn't think about that until I read this comment. I think you nailed it.

[@sunnysidecarebear]

Actually people are pretty crazy. They dox youtubers and find out a bunch of info. They will call your job, your landlord if you rent, even police to do welfare checks. I have no doubt they did. Yes it is still possible a co worker did too. But how crazy to get fired over a tantrum that has nothing to do with your job or on their time. Lol. Even being a b$tch, how does that effect her job in any way? I dont feel bad for her just find it crazy your job would care lol.

[@mrclueuin]

Yep.😊

[@ulrikesextro4187]

Why do people report this to her HR anyways?

[@SomethingAboutBeautee]

@@ulrikesextro4187Please tell me you’re not being serious!??! 🧐

[@taeri093]

I have to say, I have been LOVING the editing lately. The added memes in between is just sooo good

[@Grim_Sister]

I’ve told the story once, but I will tell it again: Karen comes over to my friends workplace and complains that she has a hair in dessert (my friend is a chef in a patisserie). She raises a fuss and asks for a refund. Friend gets out of the kitchen, clearly annoyed, only to show her their newly shaved head, done just before their shift. Karen has immediately zipped her lips and continues to eat her baked good

[@obnoxiousbluebird6634]

@ 9:35 Karen: "Well I guess I could use your help now" Charlotte: "Oh fu....."

[@kiwikrg]

As someone who works in food, the AMOUNT OF TIMES I've been screamed at cause we ran out of ketchup is WILD.

[@justcurious1146]

I agree with what u said about ppl complaning just to get free shit. Ive worked in restraunts for 40 years , before I left it started getting crazy and every single complaint the boss took serious. before I left we had gone through at LEAST 30 employees because he believed the customer, with that we had to listen to his lectures over and over again. I told him though a couple could be true there is no way all of them are, they just want free food. I am so glad I left that job.

[@chelseylin6724]

Charlottes Karen videos are always my favorite videos! As a retail store manager who deals with Karen’s way more than I think is even legal I LOVE to see Karen’s getting some karma 😂

[@gratitude3673]

4:29 you're so right Charlotte.(A pat on the back😂) My immediate thought was just scrape it off!😏 But Karens would be Karens and claim to be right🙄

[@LauraDan777]

9:30 God was like "He deserves this laugh." 😄 🙌

[@matthewfarley8340]

I work at a restaurant in a "rough" side of town. The get free food part by being loud and causing a scene. Is so true. It's everyday. People come into the restaurant at peak hours on a Friday and Saturday night, and will scream if they have to wait 5 minutes. Even 10 minutes. If you are one of these people, I just want you to know, I see you.... I know what your doing

[@Missuskeefe]

a friend of mine used to invite me out to dinner, like a mom's night out kind of deal. She is an amazingly sweet person! Every time we would go out, she would find SOME excuse to not finish or pay for her meal. The first time, I was thinking it was a complete bummer. The second time, I was thinking she just had shit luck. The third time I was thinking I love her, but this is a pattern. The fourth time (all different restaurants) I was done with going out to dinner with her. My meals were always fine and I paid for my meals every time. From the start I felt obligated to leave a big tip (I tip well because I used to be a server) to try and compensate for her ALWAYS finding an excuse to not pay. I love her to bits but we don't go to dinner anymore. Haven't been out to dinner with her in 20 years.

[@nashia23]

The man’s story was funny. “Sorry but no, I’m no longer available to help you out!” Lol!

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

😂 loved that one too 😆

[@G-mountain863]

0:41 I asked for extra catsup HOW DARE YOU GIVE ME EXTRA CATSUP

[@howlnwolf84]

Most times, if a fast food order has been mistaken, I have been offered the ENTIRE order to be remade. I was taught to say " I'm sorry to bother you" " I'm sure you get this frequently, I'm sure you're very busy".... I try to be as polite as possible as I have been on both sides of the register. Even a complicated order is simple if you are appreciative of the services you've received.

[@lindaleelaw5277]

I have lated diagnosed adhd and brain injyries at 75, and this used to provoke me to snark like a sports reporter; now, I step back , breathe, and wait .... when sge storms out, thats when i say don't let the door hit you lol therapy.

[@michellementh9651]

It's hilarious when Karens get fired and are shocked there are consequences to their actions. Thank you for your continued content Charlotte ❤