Rich Karen Let’s 50 People Park On My Private Land For Her Birthday Party!

Rich Karen Let’s 50 People Park On My Private Land For Her Birthday Party!
#thereaders #funny #entitledpeoplestories
👍 Like this video if you want to see more!
❤️ Subscribe for free cookies!
If you're interested in reddit podcasts, reddit storytime, reddit top posts, r/entitledparents, r/prorevenge, r/maliciouscompliancer or /entitledpeople and r/AmITheA**hole & r/AITA then please subscribe to the readers KZbin channel!

[@theuglykwan]

Props to the asian mother. So many first generation immigrants will back down from fights due to language problems and not wanting the hassle. I saw this with my parents and wished just once they'd fight back instead of whining.

[@JP-eh4ee]

Karen should do an additional month of public cleaning of public parks.

[@FredRated1967]

Story 1. OP's in Texas, why the hell doesn't he have a firearm? Soon as Brandon got in his face, draw the sidearm and ask if he feels lucky.

[@misst1928]

Why do people show their hand? Never tell anyone when you have called the police, they usually get violent when they realize they aren't getting their way.

[@gregoryk.9815]

Story 1. I've actually seen a sinus at private property no trespassing and then in small print the sign said private gun range random fire and we are not responsible for your safety.

[@lindacrowe8428]

So all those drunks were al.owed to just drive off ? I find that hard to believe

[@jacobrumpelstilskin4534]

The first story of Karen Smith was lucky that her law firm was not closed down and had it licenses cancelled which would have left her total bankrupt. So she got what she deserved with large fines and jail sentence.

[@thomasjoseph5876]

If this was a real story she would have lost her law license and faced several Felony charges. She would not have been able to be a legal aide after it was over.

[@BW022]

@@thomasjoseph5876 Bingo. Drugs, trespassing, assaulting a police officer, and resisting arrest would all be felonies. Also, if I were OP, I'd also name her law firm in the suit claiming she said this was part of her firm's party and that others were there. Sure, they could argue in court that they didn't know anything about it, but I'm pretty sure they wouldn't appreciate showing up in court to serve the lawsuit for one of their partners having to explain they knew nothing of the underaged kids, drugs, trespassing, no one else from their firm was there, etc.

[@havok9001]

if it me i shut down that law firm ASAP & get her banned any ways also have her & every brat there sued for all charges even making threats

[@randystegemann9990]

Karen was lucky she didn't get the worst possible Texan's response to trespassers. Great stories, Ripe. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@thomasjoseph5876]

I don't think Ripe or any of the other voice actors are involved with this channel anymore.

[@Chris_at_Home]

When a crowd surrounds you and makes threats the stand your ground law comes into effect.

[@seraglioborneo2803]

Last: After some years in the military, people learn to distinguish real authority from authority given by a uniform. In this case, the sgt had authority given by his sgt. uniform. OP had real authority given by his knowledge of the swampy area. A competent professional soldier would have noticed OP's air of command + knowledge of the area and allowed him to continue to lead the march.

[@RealengoPrimordialDemon]

A rancher in Texas with a big 300 acres ranch and no a single gun, I call that unrealistic bs.

[@douglasbellis970]

Don't mess with a nanny.

[@colonelrobertsjr.7882]

Yes!! Nanny caught more flies with honey that day!!

[@jefferykaplan4400]

As to the first story the idiot and her son would be lucky if they didn't lose their license to practice law. As to the story with acident the idiots police boyfriend and his friend are lucky they didn't get suspended for misconduct. As to the third story it was funny how the nanny handled the problem. As to the last story its good to see a power hungry know it all get his ego deflated and not be able to do anything about it.

[@trouble97018]

That's what popped into my head the minute I heard they were lawyers.

[@janetdoten4489]

Who collected the money from Karen to rent his property? Go after them.

[@rondodson5736]

I doubt a rich lady would have friends that drive Volkswagen cars.

[@paulne1514]

The second video happened to me. While passing through a small town, on a street that had no parking on my side, but did on the other. A utility truck coming the other way, crossed the double yellow, well into my lane and sideswiped my truck. My skid marks, inches away from the curb, showed I was as far to my right as possible. The accident clearly not my fault. I had a neighbor call the cops(before cell phones) when the cop got there, he immediately went back to talk with the guy who hit me. After 10 minutes, I went back to give my side of the story. The cop said, “shut the fuck up and get back in your fucking truck “. Needless to say, I never did get to give my side of the story and had to live with the damage. I found out that the guy who hit me, was a well known contractor who lived in town and knew all the cops.

[@seraglioborneo2803]

7:00 A Texan with a huge ranch acts nervous when surrounded by drunken (and high from drugs) Qaren and fellow revelers? I am disappointed by this OP. He should have strapped on his 2 six guns and stood on his porch and yelled at them to git before he drew his Colts! A bullet whizzing past her shell like ear would have made Qaren imitate Usain Bolt

[@runeingebretsen8378]

First mistake he didn't pack heat, second mistake he confronted the crowd.

[@randystegemann9990]

I would have expected an even more aggressive armed response to trespassers from a Texas hunter. Karen was lucky she didn't get just that.

[@user-ip8sz8sl3c]

these people are already drunk and disorderly by the time OP gets out of bed??? Did they start drinking at 5am?

[@leondillon8723]

1:00)Not the first story about someone alleging to be the sheriff's friend. I have that the State Police should be called then.

[@IzzyPR2010]

Don't engage with a drunk person or drunk people trespassing on your property if you are unarmed, just call the police. He should not have bothered to tell the people that he called the cops, they could get violent on you and some of them did so. Also some of those people were already drunk so they should not have been allowed to leave in their cars.

[@KrAUSerMike]

Who the hell lives in Texas and doesn't own a gun?!

[@rmhartman]

If your son deserved a party, you should have made arrangements for one.

[@daniellivingston5168]

Whish we could do the same with the millions of illegals flowing in US with gov refusing to address.

[@RealengoPrimordialDemon]

I wish your wish came through so I get to watch your whole country collapse within a month without all those millions of illegals doing the hard work.

[@nimisilverbird1239]

Nta. They tried to commit fraud and a hate crime. Sue them. Get the twisted cops fired

[@thomasmcmahon400]

I can just see real Texans refer to these folks as "hooligans", I truly believe it is B.S..

[@EmporerGreg]

great to see Karen jailed

[@rodneymarsden3003]

Those cameras, in the USA, are such a great idea!

[@conjrlilith]

Ticket and tow every car or get your tractor and landscape the land around the cars trapping them

[@garystein8610]

Story 1: It's possible that Karen did pay a scammer for the party space and signed a bogus contract. OP should have asked to see her contract and for info on the person she talked to. Karen may have been *technically* right, so naturally, she would be upset at OP. Still, it's OP's land and permission wasn't given by OP. It could have been better handled as a fraud case instead of a trespass case.

[@azzie4437]

well that it might have been, IF, repeat IF, threats weren't made and refusal to leave. It is definitely a trespass.

[@PlaneManHehehe]

Where did this lady live that she had bananas in her garden

[@bearprower]

First story even one person not accidentally trespassing is wrong let alone 50 or more Last story Hollywood loves to play up stereotypes and give people who don't know better what they expect been taught to expect from the movies. The shouting in your face gunny, the trench coat wearing police detective though more recently in a number of shows thy have broken those stereotypes

[@darcybrummett7004]

10:25 More like only the details he wanted. Good police officers hear BOTH sides of the story. 11:50 That right! He talked to Karen’s boyfriend instead of her. The boyfriend wasn’t involved in the accident.

[@michaellvest]

This story is sooo unlikely to be true just based off the fact I’ve know over 100 different ranchers 40 of which or from Texas and they have enough guns to arm a small army

[@noelbowen265]

You live in Texas and didn't have a gun?

[@joanbroad3528]

All this was first thing in the morning???? I don’t think so,

[@alexius23]

📖👓📚🧙🏻‍♂

[@skn9895]

“A sprawling 300 acre ranch”…that statement right there tells me this story is complete BS…300 acres is NOT “sprawling” in any sense of the word.

[@lrajic8281]

3 acres is about 1 football field. So 300 acres is 10 football fields. Maybe the lot is irregular or has much holes and vegetation. It is a big enough plot. The owner does deer hunting on the land. It seems like bigger than most parks or party locales. Yes, in the country, especially in Texas, people have guns. Why doesn’t the owner have deer cams and come up with his truck with a gun rack?

[@brucesweatte3000]

Calm down Karen

[@xaj1543]

Why listen to this? Surely you know these stories are fake.

[@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS]

You sound so dead inside.

[@aftersexhighfives]

You need to add comments and your own opinion too. Also would allow a proper segway between stories. This is terrible editing and post production. It's lazy and disappointing.

[@Joe_______]

To all the happy li'l gnomes out there: Yes this video includes fake stories possibly generated by AI. No you are not an idiot for assuming they're real, they're being presented as real after all. Just try to be a bit less credulous in the future. No need to feel insecure about it. Take care.

[@colbylawson5331]

Prove it.

[@Joe_______]

@@colbylawson5331 NP! Go ahead and Google the phrase "throngs of people partying and dancing about" from the first story, and you'll see that not only has it never been used on Reddit, it's never been used on the entire internet or in any published work for that matter. This is an unnatural phrasing that no human would use (or has ever used), so we can safely assume it was produced by an AI. And as this story exists nowhere online, there is nowhere that the channel owner could have pulled it from. That means he didn't source it naturally, but rather created it himself for the channel, likely with the help of an AI like ChatGPT. Take care!

[@brianaschmidt910]

Exactly. Things like his happen so how do you know for a fact that all stories presented have been fabricated? Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes

[@Joe_______]

​@@brianaschmidt910 You weren't convinced by what I replied to the other commenter? You could try coming at it a different way. What part of the story makes you think its true (other than the fact that there is a robot voice reading it)? Let me know. While on the other hand, many aspects of it seem fantastical and unbelievable. That on top of the fact that it doesn't exist anywhere and was provably not written by a human means you can safely assume it isn't a true story. Hope you have a nice day.