THE DUMBEST KAREN ALIVE

Today, we have quite the Karen freakout. A Karen freakout you've never seen before I can almost guarantee. This woman makes a big scene in a Subway over her sandwich and, um, pepper being used as an ingredient. Yeah, I don't understand it either.
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[@BrainNoWorkyGood]

"I'm not videotaping you, I'm playing with my phone." The best excuse.

[@axestellion3787]

The boomer there* I'll allow that

[@ytsux9259]

Videotaping. LOL...That word came from the VHS tape.

[@beardsntools]

@@ytsux9259 Yup and boomers still use that term. I am not videotaping you, I don't have a tape.

[@carolnahigian9518]

she is a persnicketty PAIN.

[@lostwavefinder587]

'i'm not videotaping you, i'm recording you digitally'

[@ShortHax]

This video was from 2012. Even before the Karen species was named. What a rare sight

[@DefaultMale_]

Very

[@HUYI1]

shiny detected!

[@DefaultMale_]

@@HUYI1 lmfao

[@RealAnimeBadGuy]

This was the Reptilian Karen dry run, they have really evolved.

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

They've always been around. We used to call them idiots.

[@shananalexander9789]

I feel for the people standing in line behind her. They’re being so patient.

[@ThePlaySpace-CurtainCall]

They are. But if you pay close attention, they're also making fun of her. They probably applauded when she left.

[@greenonions7492]

At 1:27 the guy with sports jacket and jeans is amused by all this. He's laughing his head off. I'm the same way. I get a laugh at crazy people and their crazy foibles.

[@Kelly14UK]

She hasn't met me, yet.

[@peaceonearth351]

Yeah, I definitely would've said something. It wouldn't be nice.

[@sonialoves444]

yeah, at least they’re getting to watch a show

[@austiny6539]

I’m on the spectrum and she reminds me of a lot of the kids I saw in my speech and physical therapy classes who were way more severe than me, very monotone way of speaking,not a lot of facial expressions, inability to communicate,extreme pickiness, and all the odd questions all gave me flashbacks. Hope she gets better

[@samuraidoggy]

Yeah, this woman has to be OCD. She is not doing this just out of spite, but because she is born with that.

[@milesdodson3510]

Yours must be worse than mine I didn't go to any special stuff for school. I'd say mine is "mild".

[@julylady24]

I was thinking spectrum too

[@G.M.C2005]

She a Karen that's her mental illness not autism she has worse stuff wrong with her if she acts like this

[@hadesisbaby]

Nope we are not using autism to excuse shitty behavior, ever Edit; I’m on the spectrum. my prior statement still stands. there’s a difference between tism quirks and just being a shit person

[@RoChuFTW14]

As a teacher with most of my experience in special education, my first thought was that she was on the spectrum. Mainly because of her issues with social cues, peculiarities with food, and questions that could come across as rude or condescending, but are probably legitimate in her mind. Also, the flat tone of voice and facial expressions. Most "Karens" are belligerent, while this woman just seemed to struggle a bit with what could be a new store/experience and the social interactions required

[@dotsubmcdoodle2959]

Someone on the spectrum(albeit way not as severe) here, I thought so entirely as well. First thing I thought was, wow, I feel bad for all parties involved. The food service workers for dealing with her, and her for having to probably deal with awkward experiences on a daily basis

[@brettmanus7904]

Pretty much what I said. Either she had issues or it was a put on.

[@vanessathomas7437]

Yep...I was thinking the SAME thing... a former SPED student....

[@mrstp63]

I agree she lacks the skills to converse the way we are used to not a Karen

[@axollot]

That's what came to my mind too. On the spectrum.

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

"Her taste buds haven't evolved past porridge yet." God Damn.

[@DatBoiKermie]

Bro that shit had me laughing bro🤣😂

[@aakashb3632]

@@DatBoiKermie Same😂😂👍🏽.

[@JustaWatcher769]

Its weird how i read this right after seeing that part

[@upsidedown6096]

He said that exactly while i was reading this comment

[@emilyballantyne3654]

Read this at the same time he said it what the heck!!

[@imanassole9421]

As a former food service employee, I can tell you.. these people that demand 5 star absolute perfection for their 5 dollar sandwich are scary common.. also 99 percent of food service employees wash their hands more times in a day than you do all month.. so if anything nasty is getting on your food, it's more likely from you.

[@pugas587]

Agree about the handwashing. I worked at an ice cream shop and got in trouble from the owner for washing my hands too much. Whenever a customer came in I would make sure that they saw me wash my hands up to my elbows

[@dinosowermethod]

True it's not like they're paying for it or anything, gotta put in zero effort just cause it's fast food. The guy went through all that shit with her and then forgot which sandwich was hers because he failed a part of his job. Unless Subways in Las Vegas are different I have never been in one were the depressing worker didn't put a sticker on it to close the paper and write my sandwich number on it. But hey could just be something they don't train right🥴

[@dinosowermethod]

@@pugas587 also the fact that he touched a bunch of stuff besides her sandwich and then her sandwich without gloves

[@skidwardshlongington8025]

As a fellow sandwich maker i also wash my hands religiously

[@KidNamedBlue_]

As someone on the spectrum the first thing I thought was that she might be too. The way she speaks so monotone, the misunderstanding of social cues, etc. And honestly this is a big fear of mine. That my strange behaviours are misunderstood and this way and suddenly the whole internet is laughing at me or something cuz someone posted it calling me a Karen or something. Because I've seen it happen a few times and it scares me a little. I know I'm not as .. "weird" as this woman but it's still a thing I think about. Edit I just read another comment explaining that this woman apparently has OCD, not autism or anything like that, and she is just a difficult person. Alright

[@the-answer-is-42]

Yeah, I have the same fears.

[@austinnsuff6576]

I'm extremely impressed by the employee. He is so polite and calm. I certainly couldn't do it.

[@donkeyhobo34]

I love you

[@austinnsuff6576]

@@donkeyhobo34 Haha. Thank you.

[@anwart2762]

Shout out to Louis

[@MeTaLISaWeSoMe95]

Im honestly so glad that I work in a field where if you piss me off royaly I just hang up on your ass.

[@adalwolf9419]

I never seen a women before I haven't left my mom's basement since birth will you marry me? I provide lots of doritos and armpit sweat

[@qabrona9776]

If you're gonna be this picky about your food, go grocery shopping yourself and make it at home 😑

[@billklatsch5058]

That would be logical - that not how these things work apparently

[@emmzie95]

That would be too hard for them 🤣

[@alansartrignot]

You mean go to the store and demand the manager because something isn’t your brand?

[@asurasyn]

This is a fuckin Subway! It's not a Quiznos or something. It's shitty bread, wilted lettuce, nasty cheese and lunch meat! A dog could make this shit.

[@qabrona9776]

@@asurasyn true, even if she was at a 5 star restaurant and they messed up her meal, the way she was acting would be cringy. It's a sandwich, just take it and leave

[@jenniferstewart6075]

Pretty sure this woman has a disability. Those employees are amazing and did such a great job handling the situation.

[@janedoe8566]

Being a bitch is not a disability

[@Limefree]

she has ocd and is mainly overall just a difficult person. i get ocd is hard to deal with, but she couldve done it in an orderly fashion. apparently shes not on the spectrum soo yeah

[@suzyboyleanderson6945]

I love how she tells the Subway worker that there's no pepper in the soup, they know better than you what's in their food since they make it.

[@jeremiahfowler6477]

"I'm not videotaping you, I'm playing with my phone." All war is deception -Sun Tzu, the Art of War

[@beardsntools]

And he isn't videotapping, that term came from like VHS, lol

[@The_Tau_Beta]

Quick play the supercell sound so she won't get suspicious

[@007donj]

Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@denisemcdougal6445]

Lol

[@samsschool3639]

what the hell does SHang Tsung got to do with this?

[@a.collins257]

*Goes where they make everything in-front of you* this lady: “why did you just touch my sandwich?”

[@kabeertheavgeek]

she probably wants it to leviatate to her lmao

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

She they type that’s not happy unless she’s complaining or has a problem with something or someone.

[@Mike_Hughes]

She touched her own sandwich at 2:16

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

@@Mike_Hughes poor sandwich

[@Mike_Hughes]

@@CyberBeep_kenshi Yea, that sandwich has seen some strokin...

[@wizardoffrobozz]

listening to her cadence, and the monotone repeating simple things, makes me think she's a 'special needs' kind of adult.

[@lottiecharman6946]

It's lovely how patient they were with her though, even if it's OCD or anxiety or if she's just in a super bad mood 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@davidlevine7350]

“Omg I hate salt and pepper! It would DESTROY MY LIFE!” *buys chips*

[@lisaspikes4291]

Not to mention the cold cuts and cheese that are probably in her sandwich!

[@jacklow9611]

As if there isn't salt in chips.

[@MarcyTrivette]

@@lisaspikes4291 I may be mistaken, but I thought I heard her say that she got an egg salad sub. I swear I heard someone say egg salad. Is that even a sub you can order at Subway?

[@bridgetclement8167]

@@MarcyTrivette It used to b. I think its No longer on menu

[@keianasimmons9524]

The employees here at this subway deserves an award for having so much patience with her they did a great job!!

[@welding_guy7524]

Because some people are shy and awkward and we need to shout out employees? Wtf is wrong with people like you? You sit here and BASH people because they “ don’t act or think” like you.. good job making the world more less for shy insecure awkward people.. bet momma is proud of you

[@welding_guy7524]

@PokeBraxton aww you are soo tough.. wanna slap me too?

[@BrutalJambon]

I swear one of the item on my "If I was a billionaire tomorrow" list is opening shops and making it the "corporate rule" that anyone, even the non-manager position, has the right to chose to refuse service and to respond as they please to a Karen. Managers and shop owners that would chose to ignore this rule or to berate an employee for enforcing it would either be fired or demoted. That and paying everybody a good wage.

[@susanfrancisquez6190]

Omg I would've loved working for you lol. You don't know how much people have embarrassed and made me cry from screaming at me for something that was out of my control. I wish there was more employers that think and are caring minded like you

[@duncanspiers8855]

"It's like she's trying to will her ideal subway experience into existence". Yes, that is what she could be doing. I have clients like this. They are barely able to cope with social interaction. It scares them. These are not so much demands of the staff as voiced self-reassurances. Her voice is monotonous and not raised. She is trying to make sense of and cope with what's happening. The staff are doing a brilliant job and showing great patience. Well done them.

[@staytars]

"who calls a napkin a serviette???" French people: **nervous sweating**

[@markusdietrich6777]

germans also...

[@Timuia_ipaepaetele685]

Kiwis(nzers) we call it serviettes we don't really say napkins.

[@BackIsExistent]

Danish people as well, also like the 1500s of england. So she must be ancient

[@damianxavier7343]

In my country it's mainly called serviettes or paper towel, but there's some who call it a napkin as well.

[@khendar]

Australians call them serviettes too.

[@M.B___]

As a Canadian, I can confirm serviette is the same thing as a napkin, really not a big deal to us, both are correct here, and in the UK.

[@natlegend]

Always serviette in Australia.

[@Sandyg1961]

It called a sleeve in ‘merica.

[@karenwilson6547]

In the UK a napkin is made of cloth. A serviette is made of paper. There is a difference.

[@natlegend]

@@karenwilson6547 Actually yeah, a cloth one is a napkin here in Australia too now that I come to think of it.

[@maladettstakesvideosofkids]

I'm from western Canada and we don't say that.

[@TheLilredone]

It is super sad to see someone with absolutely NO social skills.

[@Boogieplex]

Video taping anyone in a public setting is perfectly legal. At that point, i would have told her straight up”yes, im recording you.”

[@HeavenlyiceDream]

I remember this video. I also remember the follow up video that was a family member saying she's not mental or on the spectrum. She is just extremely OCD and very very difficult to deal with all the time. So, no . It's not a spectrum thing. It's a case of a highly OCD person going out to eat when clearly being as picky as she is, she should be buying food to make at home. Her own family said she's extremely difficult in all aspects. I tried to find the video where that came out, but my google skills failed me. God, it had to be 8 to 10 years ago now that this happened.

[@ctawose]

OCD and maybe a little bit of control freak added in there

[@boondocksdragon8959]

@@ctawose Right? I have OCD, too. It can be very annoying for others (and myself), but being an asshole isn't part of the diagnosis. Lol.

[@CHIMI365]

There's many types of ocd, I have intrusive thoughts and fears, not once have I acted like an asshole with employees.

[@fairymermaid9013]

@@boondocksdragon8959 Exactly people fail to realize that they don't HAVE to be an asshole

[@lulu5803]

I have an OCD diagnosis and if I had that many food based fears, I can't imagine being able to eat in restaurants like this. I feel like there must be something else going on.

[@ospreyphil8995]

“Who calls a napkin a serviette?” English people: are we joke to you?

[@nfsfreak6]

Danish people too! ^^

[@toxicravioli3836]

I felt that

[@That_Random_British_Dude]

Nah, we still call them napkins. Unless you are also Bri'ish, then I have a lot of self reflecting to do...

[@ospreyphil8995]

@@That_Random_British_Dude bad news buddy..

[@mrpedro9351]

Lol yeah

[@Ogrematic]

I have worked making people food and this shit happens a lot. I got screamed at for putting lettuce on onions, not onions on lettuce. People suck and I can't handle it anymore.

[@IrisStellaGrace09]

😂😂😂That’s so fucked up, my god.

[@Ogrematic]

@@IrisStellaGrace09 I had a guy yell at me for asking if he wanted mayo on his sub.

[@joeogden6174]

Everyone in that store had 1,000x more restraint than I would have had.

[@ScootaGang]

"I'm not videotaping, I'm playing with my phone!" What an absolute legend hahaha

[@PhantomGardener]

The word legend really has lost all meaning.

[@corkythehippoman]

@@PhantomGardener no it just has evolved it meaning

[@toafighter]

@@corkythehippoman No, Tommy is right. Much like the word Awesome, people use to the point that it's like saying "literally".

[@corkythehippoman]

@@toafighter ur literally killing me

[@madz5169]

Speech 100

[@eldiablo8019]

Mean while, all the people in line are burning up 45 minutes of their one hour lunch break, very considerate of you Karen.

[@anncoffman4448]

Nope, I'd just go elsewhere. If there's a Subway, there are lots of other fast(er) food restaurants nearby.

[@baller9real]

@@anncoffman4448 Right? If I'm there for more than 10 minutes, I'd leave! Especially because some work places only have 30 minute lunches!

[@jackieh925]

Imagine living with her! Dear Lord!

[@eldiablo8019]

@@jackieh925 That would be a nightmare.

[@50buttfish]

Glad I have a local shop, SUBS USA. No lines, and HUGE sandwiches (not those hotdog rolls).

[@grizzdajester1995]

If she cooked her own dinner, she'd probably still ask for the manager out of sheer habit. I hate Karens.

[@joshshoop2313]

She wants him to have a name tag so she can complain to the manager about him 🤣

[@logandsouza6273]

"Her taste buds haven't evolved past porridge." One of August's best lines of 2021 so far!

[@Dr.Leymen]

Ey, Porridge is delicious, dont say anything against it!

[@annamaudebug]

Not porridge, pablum.

[@karenwilson6547]

Is that porridge with salt or sugar?

[@Dr.Leymen]

@@karenwilson6547 a little bit of salt, to make the taste stronger. But, personally, add fresh fruits, cocoa beans and honey to my porridge, or i sometimes eat it just pure with only milk.

[@logandsouza6273]

@@Dr.Leymen Yo, porridge or oatmeal is delicious, I just found the line funny.

[@devlinconnelly7167]

I honestly have so much respect for fast food workers when this is just a fraction of what they deal with

[@Jokoko2828]

The service industry is a madhouse, because you meet at least one of these kinds of people every day.

[@tammykillorn8995]

This was brutal to watch. I would have been pissed if I was in the line behind her.

[@DawnRN86]

"I don't want salt and pepper on my food". Orders a soda loaded with sodium 😂

[@kiebahow442]

“I find your lack of brain cells disturbing.” - Darth Vader probably

[@shanevanboxtel7337]

Hello there

[@veesnack8029]

@@shanevanboxtel7337 general Kenobi, you are a bold one.

[@Mayflower-xo8ew]

I’ve had customers like this almost everyday for a year and a half. Finally quit that job and am going to college currently. I can’t deal with ppl like that any longer

[@kchase486]

I hate to tell you but.....no matter what job you have, you are going to find yourself dealing with all types of ppl! I know - sad but true! Goodluck! I know your pain!!

[@plaguedoctor415]

@@kchase486 Morticians, the customers never complain, and if they do it's the funeral directors that have to deal with them.

[@taxicamel]

Good that you are furthering your education because you simply cannot do this job properly. You don't have the social skills to deal with challenged people.

[@genericwhitemale909]

This "Karen" species are everywhere around the world. You'll find them mini Karens on your college.

[@noveaubleu8716]

@@plaguedoctor415 I prefer taxadermy

[@paulpetersen879]

This woman can wreck your day without even trying.

[@mad6048]

A Karen expert...dude... I feel bad for your brain cells. Can't be healthy watching and go through editing all them Karens to make videos. Much credit to you my man! 😂

[@eunicebenedict7831]

I love how she's so oblivious to ALL the customers behind her that she is holding up!!!!

[@whitleyyandlegreinke2037]

Rude🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️😡

[@kyliepechler]

Oh she knows they are there - that is exactly why she is doing it. These types of people love the sense of power they get from holding up all the other people waiting in line behind them.

[@jaimhaas5170]

Every time in every business she visits.

[@IVORIESMAN]

...those people are her carers.

[@mandala314]

@@kyliepechler I know there are people who actually do this on purpose! But this woman has a flat affect, her voice doesn't raise or take a hostile tone, she repeats but doesn't demand. I can't diagnose her with autism or Asperger's but something like that is obviously going on. The people who do it on purpose *always* get a smirk on their face, you can tell they're enjoying it. Or they have that weird high-pitched laughter. Ugh those are the Karens and the Kevins

[@jodij5072]

I once had a Karen like this at my register at a hardware store. I told her that I was denying her service and please go. She said "I am the customer, I am always right". I said, "No, right now I am." I'd rather upset you, than the 8 people behind you that are as frustrated with you as I am. They applauded when she did the walk of shame out the door.

[@armchairgeneralissimo]

Why did you have to add that last bit about everyone clapping, now I don't believe this story one bit....

[@juliane.mfarias9285]

I belive it

[@eric_cartman488]

@@armchairgeneralissimo bruh

[@lilly6473]

@@armchairgeneralissimo true

[@Lovinlife1234]

@@armchairgeneralissimo who cares if you believe it or not...no one..move on general...you hold no awards here...

[@sakethsonu]

"who calls a napkin a seviette" *Ducks behind the subway counter in Australian* 😐

[@my_Existence_isnotreal]

“Karens are known to have no intelligence” lol what intelligence

[@Allegheny500]

You have to admire the Japanese man waiting stoically next in line, he manages to keep a straight face and not say anything.

[@MightyDude11]

that's that Japanese discipline in effect lol

[@brightlight1152]

Didn't want to get nuked probably

[@0s0bear]

@@brightlight1152 good lord !

[@horrorinfusion]

@@brightlight1152 his sandwich probably did tho

[@jax9555]

@@brightlight1152 Wow.

[@aepet22]

2012 event: the woman is on the spectrum, and this happened in Canada (hence the use of the French word for “napkin” - “serviette”), which is probably also why everyone, including her, is so endlessly patient and calm..

[@77gravity]

Yes, definitely ASD. I'm there, my Dad was probably there, my daughter is there Twice, I reckon.

[@cylversprings]

My thoughts exactly.

[@scottlaroche2006]

Yep. This is not a Karen.

[@mochs62512]

Yeah i definitely feel like there was something with her.

[@susanvinson2667]

That’s what I suspected when I watched. Not dumb, but on the spectrum.

[@discorddiscord2647]

Actually a “serviette” means towel in French. Serviette wouldn’t normally describe a napkin.

[@Your_Platoon_Medic]

These Karen videos always make my left side of my brain a little more smoother and put a little more holes in my right side of the brain

[@judystine2783]

I applaud the workers for their patience. That is a very difficult situation.

[@nylorij-Lori]

You know they were thinking, I only need to humor her for a few minutes, then she will be out of my life forever…

[@CamSiv996]

What about the customers? Surely, they'd be pissed about that woman taking up her time.

[@judystine2783]

@@CamSiv996 That’s true. Thankfully those customers seem to have compassion for a fellow human who obviously has some mental issues.

[@nicolasolivieri3241]

She is not dumb, she is an energy vampire. I'm sure she knows Colin Robinson

[@moonbubbles3046]

Exactly!!!!

[@tyriessloney9868]

😅😅🤣🤣

[@tommiasfc]

Wow this is amazing

[@MehIgotnothing]

I love finding WWDITS references! This is so accurate. 😂

[@jackfoxx6351]

omg she even kinda looks like Collin, this makes so much sense.

[@arakano]

Ngl, I think I am going to start calling napkins "serviettes" from now on. This woman has inspired me. Lol

[@beomgyusthighsofsteel6651]

that's the most severe stage of Kareniitis I have ever seen so far.

[@Cryowatt]

This was filmed in Canada: you can tell by the French/English labelling on the chips [Baked/Cuites au four], the Interac machine that timed out while she was complaining about things and the use of "serviette".

[@cyberpleb2472]

You can also tell by the Canada Post truck out the window in the background.

[@EvanTeed]

@John Dunn A male Karen? Dude, it is a rational comment, because it explains the use of the word 'serviette' which is common in places like Canada, Australia, and Britain.

[@Dreagostini]

Fun fact: The old meaning of "napkin" is diaper.

[@DarkNinja-bf6hk]

thats probably where "nappy" came from

[@kgbofficer5629]

@@DarkNinja-bf6hk ohhhhhh

[@firerott]

Hmm I didn't know. Here in South Africa we say both. Surviette or napkin

[@obichoshane4138]

@@firerott Awe

[@tetrahydrocannabinol252]

In Germany we only say Serviette.

[@honeybunniii4686]

I feel so bad for the dude behind her. He looks so done with life lmao.

[@benjaminwalters2188]

the "Karen complainantacus " is the scientific name for the Karen's species

[@italianskygod111]

If I was that employee, I would have thrown away her sandwich in the garbage... and ask her to leave. But hey, I might have been fired for doing so. That cashier was very patient and professional.

[@th3thatguy631]

I work at McDonald's and I take very little shit, but I'm nice about it so don't get in trouble... it feels great telling an overly rude customer to politely fuck off

[@tetrahydrocannabinol252]

I would eat it my self and say leave, after that I would pay the Sandwich

[@firerott]

My aunts found out her daughter at 13 had this mental disorder that made her age like an adolescent when she got older she was such a smart child to much smarter than me. When I saw her in my late 20s she was like a slow 6 year old. She would repeat questions and was really slow to answer and respond. She was never like this when we were younger. She lives in Canada now with her parents and can't look after herself or work. She volunteers to wrap gifts on occasion that's it. This lady is abit better than her but not by much. I'd hate to see my Lil cuz treated bad cause she isn't like the rest of society, and an annoyance like this. I'm 36 now btw, this lady wasn't the most pleasant but not as a much Karen I think, more challenged

[@billh.1940]

I might have put her in slicer.

[@sleepystew1184]

August: "Who calls a napkin a serviette?" The other half of the world: "tf is a napkin??"

[@BigDogCountry]

Murican! Live it, know it, LOVE it--or leave it.

[@BigDogCountry]

@@JasonMenayan Well, there's the problem, eh?

[@maladettstakesvideosofkids]

@@JasonMenayan I'm Canadian and we never say that.

[@mandala314]

@@maladettstakesvideosofkids My Canadian friends from Quebec say it, maybe a French thing?

[@maladettstakesvideosofkids]

@@mandala314 Ah, I see.

[@samjohnson1813]

I like the two guys trying not to let the Karen see them laugh.

[@UnamedSquirt]

“Maybe that’s why she’s so afraid of pepper, her taste buds haven’t evolved past porridge yet” That one ended me

[@JC_TUFF21]

Can we appreciate the patience of the people in line , because not one of them has told her to hurry the fudge up, even though I would have lol

[@dominicgalloway4481]

I'd of said much meaner stuff.

[@xoxo1700s]

Haha I would of said something..watching this on my phone I'm getting pissed can't imajine how pissed I'll be standing there waiting to pay hungry

[@cyberpleb2472]

They're Canadian.

[@cyberpleb2472]

@@xoxo1700s *would HAVE said something...

[@xoxo1700s]

@@cyberpleb2472 thank u for the correction lol

[@DozFilms]

Ah yes the Karen, such an interesting creature, Such a…. Interesting specimen

[@cameaman]

yes

[@somedudedoinart]

yes quite an interesting creature

[@cameaman]

how??

[@clouds645]

⬆️ᴅᴏɴ'ᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ. ᴛʜɪS ɪS ɴᴏᴛ ᴀ ʀɪᴄᴋʀᴏʟʟ..

[@omogenews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n56VeKeKqd2DmZY😂🤣

[@ChxmicaLGasai]

8:20 ngl she reminds me of Vector from Despicable Me

[@beastyboygotfire3496]

It's his wife bro

[@andreamartin2023]

The person in the back with the headphones has the most patients i have seen like if that was me i would be telling her to hurry tf up

[@schadenfreude2619]

4:04 actually, tastes in the 1400s were quite diverse. However, if I remember correctly, they were slightly scared that pepper would kill them. This was for the same reason they were afraid that tomato would kill them, which was the lead they used to make the plates.

[@nwinburn]

For some reason, you sound exactly like the woman in the video - hahaha!!

[@idksry4335]

@@nwinburn But it’s true

[@tomtingey7964]

@@nwinburn But it's true

[@nwinburn]

@Isaac Slade 21 (STUDENT) I didn't say it wasn't.

[@arctik2596]

@@nwinburn But it's true

[@TJHooper123]

"Sauce is the last thing I want on it" Puts sauce on last Karen: 0.0

[@mousepaws]

HAHAHAHAHA!

[@daynewilding9649]

Made me laugh haha.

[@vennsim71]

😂 brilliant!

[@SpellboundWolf]

I love this voice you put on for video narrations. If it's your real voice, that's even more rad. I bet you're tons of fun at parties. Maaaan, I want to eat Subway for breakfast now. Darn you! lol XD

[@anbthree786]

2:16 so we not just gonna talk about that

[@obiwankenobi3842]

I see where she went wrong in life. She wanted soup from subway.

[@kentuckywildcatgobigblue7190]

Not even you...Obi Wan can help her

[@tayloradams3993]

a surprisingly common request

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

Much like I don't trust a restaurant that specializes in pancakes to make my burgers, I don't trust a restaurant that specializes in sandwiches to make my soups.

[@ewokwarrior2656]

Now Subway makes pizzas.

[@flammingdragon]

@@alonelychocolatebar1954 half sanwhich and a soup is a regular thing. Most restaurants just throw old ingredients together to make their Daily soup anyway lol. I stY away from soup from most places as it's probably the same batch for 3 weeks.

[@tomw.1507]

She said "serviette" instead of napkin... I think we found out where all her intelligence was exhausted.

[@Mr-DNA_]

To be fair maybe she was german, because the german word for napkin is literally Serviette.

[@tomw.1507]

@@Mr-DNA_ That's fair, I thought it was French only lol. However growing up with a lot of English learners especially from Europe, it's a wonder where she learned English that's so passive and misleading, when usually one is taught direct and active English.

[@kingl1859]

@@Mr-DNA_ haha yes im from Germany and i actually didn‘t know that you say napkin

[@Mr-DNA_]

@@tomw.1507 It is french, but it's used in many other languages.

[@maroontiger1361]

@@Mr-DNA_ I think the Spanish word for napkin is servilleta. That's the only way I knew what she was talking about

[@lightninlarry8936]

Lol it's like this lady has never ordered food from a restaurant in her entire life.

[@sunshynecasey3872]

Karens: " ohhhh please spare me! you are very dumb that you don't get that I need you to get rid of these germs!" person: " Mam this is a funeral "

[@ZENN-LA74]

She's the reason why certain food workers spit in customer's food.

[@themexicansensation2698]

Hell yeah R9 the goat. Nice pfp

[@ZENN-LA74]

@@themexicansensation2698 Thank you, my g.

[@itheuserfirst3186]

I never understood that. Unless they know you spit in their food, it doesn't matter.

[@Colin-kh6kp]

I’m a chef, and to be honest, I’ve been working for 10 years and have yet to see anyone spit in anyone’s food, just saying.

[@ZENN-LA74]

@@Colin-kh6kp Many years ago when I worked in the fast food industry I'd see it alot more. Especially, if there was a rude person ordering in the drive thru line. Oh yeah, tons of times. Ever see the movie "Waiting"? Imagine three times as worse.

[@jannah4288]

The employees were awesome, so patient with Karen.

[@siredith8846]

While you’re fucking around with karen, you’re losing 5 other customers who are sick of waiting.

[@ThePlaySpace-CurtainCall]

The name tag tactic is supposed to imply to the employee that she plans on sending a nasty email to corporate to try to get him fired and/or name him in a nasty review that she intends to post online. It almost never works because CS pros aren't afraid of stuff like that, just annoyed. It's okay. I'm sure she's eaten tons of spit in her life time.

[@JustUsBoysMigi]

"Something about people being told something over and over and over again, and them just refusing to listen really aggravates me." Never have children my guy.

[@LaurenT325]

I remember when this came out years ago. Someone related to her came forward and said she's severely OCD. I think she said there was another mental issue as well.

[@11ozzielover]

Yeah, this didn't scream entitled Karen at me. It really sounded like someone who was not mentally stable.

[@LaurenT325]

Something very wrong with her. Definitely comes off as an a-hole, but it's deeper.

[@mandala314]

Oh yeah, the way she repeats one phrase before going on to the next thing, makes sense

[@anonymous-iy5pd]

I believe she's on the spectrum. Shes not mad or going crazy. Shes just not good with social cues

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

The Internet 'community' and most importantly the KZbin advertising algorithm do not give the slightest care about mental illness. Public ridicule of the ill and infirm generates far too much revenue to be questioned.

[@rtgredtruck3059]

I love how this dude always talks about Karens like if they were a newly discovered animal in the intro (which they are).

[@4rkain3]

This is why I got in the habit of constantly asking clarifying questions when I worked retail. I’d get looked at like I were an idiot 9 times out of 10, but that 1 time where the person legitimately meant what they said differently from most was important to catch.

[@LC-se8pw]

Good lord! By the time she was done those employees had handed in their resignations, finished college, and used their degrees to get a worse job at Walmart.

[@BaDArxz]

I had issues with social skills, but this is physically painful to watch.

[@OGxNoxu]

Lol-

[@ghostii716]

the funniest part about this video is when she’s REPEATEDLY saying “saucesaucesaucesauce” under her breath and then he asks “oh did you want sauce?” and she says “I SAID THATS THE LAST THING I WANT.” like… that is the funniest thing ever. she said sauce so many times 😭

[@thesaintofmemes]

August: "Who calls a napkin a serviette?" my british english-speaking ahh: ...

[@jasonoliver9179]

That woman is just painful to watch, as someone on the spectrum and worked in a fast food place I can say my heart goes out to the employees

[@ronaldnixon4689]

“I’m not video taping you, I’m playing with my phones” reaction of the guy standing behind her as he breaks out in laughter “freaking priceless”

[@pyp2205]

It's funny how she didn't notice him recording her, until the end.

[@septixskeptix1107]

August the karenologist. My favorite genre of metal is actually Karencore

[@Gimdxtr]

4:02 A napkin is an American English word. A serviette is used outside of the US, in some parts of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia. It is functionally the same as a napkin, made either of cloth or paper, and used mostly for cocktail receptions, for meals eaten when standing up, etc. There you go. We call them Serviette's here in New Zealand where I think video takes place.

[@Kyluie]

“Why do you call a napkin a serviette” People in the uk: *bruh*

[@almadavis8274]

But we aren't in England are we..................

[@craggle_8498]

I live in England and i have never heard that word before XD

[@karenwilson6547]

A napkin isn't a serviette. In the UK a napkin is used at a dining table. Say for a 3 or 4 course meal. A serviette is used for fast-food to eat in, or to take-away.

[@lenbeedle]

Here in Canada a serviette is typically what would be considered a disposable napkin in the States.

[@cyberpleb2472]

@@almadavis8274 No, we are in Canada. This video is from Canada, where the use of "serviette" is quite common.

[@Oorlich95]

This women seems like she could be on the spectrum. The lack of social cue recognition is a giveaway.

[@alg0rith1m28]

I thought so to

[@plicketyplunk]

I agree with you.

[@markharrisllb]

Also her body movement and the way she is dressed made me think the same.

[@Fizzsama]

The doesn't excuse being a piece of shit. I know a lot of people on the spectrum that are good people.

[@evelynvslife]

As someone on the spectrum I doubt it; just seems like a Karen. Seems more like she has some sort of paranoia.

[@nicolek8413]

Lmao “transported from the 1400s”

[@SuperRob.]

In Sweden we call napkins "servetter", serviette sounds pretty similar, even though I've never heard it in modern English anyway haha. I would say by the least that she got Aspergers, maybe other diagnoses as well (and for anyone wondering, no I'm not using it as something bad, but her actions make it look very plausible).

[@ninaorozco2869]

In spanish it us called "servieta"...

[@auntiekim1585]

lm from Canada and we use the term serviette here and l agree about possible Aspergers my grandson has it and has same characteristics

[@nc3316]

My mom is from Canada and we grew up calling napkins…serviettes

[@tj.espygil4544]

I am from the US and I know what a serviette is, but I always use the word napkin.

[@trevorlambert4226]

Serviette is the more common term in both Canada and the UK. Based on the accents, it's Canada.

[@darrenlee4455]

i noticed there's a lack of expression in her face and her repeating of questions points to something else, i could be wrong but if you watch this with the idea that this is someone on the spectrum (ASD) she definitely possesses Autistic traits. Most karens are more animated and verbally aggressive than this, she seems rather placid for a Karen, also, she never asked for the manager.

[@Amy_L33]

I wouldn’t want someone touching my sandwich without gloves either

[@jillmac2000]

You can accidentally exceed you daily sodium count just watching a fast food commercial, and she is complaining about salt and pepper inside a subway

[@terr777]

I always ask for my sandwich to be made in a sterile negative pressure room with the employee in a one time use biohazard suit.

[@megand7338]

“I thought it was 5.00 for the six inch” “No ma’am it’s 5.00 for the foot long a six inch is 3.49” “So there’s no special?!?” Uh you wanna pay more money Karen? Okayyy 😂

[@evelynvslife]

I thought they said $6.49 and was very confused why the footling was cheaper 😅

[@nameisname5566]

i dont understand

[@maladettstakesvideosofkids]

She bitched about something at least a dozen times.

[@TeddyOG]

'Why don't you wear name tags here?' "Why don't you wear a helmet everywhere?"

[@haydenb.3605]

I always love his videos, whenever I play video games I always put his, Pancho's, or Connor pugs videos on, because it's great videos and I learn a lot about the weird people on this planet lol

[@Neoansho]

Person: shows her pepper and salt Her: The power of christ compels you Also august how do you deal with this type of stuff

[@matan8781]

He threatens the Karen he will show her to all of his Facebook followers (fight fire with fire)