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When my mom worked for Toys R Us, she told us that she helped Santa with toys because sometimes him and his elves needed the extra help from Toys R Us employees when they got overwhelmed. I believed this and thought it was really cool that she got to see Santa. Now I'm an adult and play into the Santa role with her. I understand why she made up those things. The look on my brothers's faces when they see Santa visited them is truly one of the most wholesome things to watch
I am 11, 13 & 16 years older than each of my sisters, and I also helped set things up with my parents for Santa. Like, there really is a light to their eyes when they come get you going: Look! Look what Santa brought! It's adorable. We older siblings get to be a part of it too. 💕
That's freaking adorable. I almost cried. :')
Yes! There was no reason for that Karen to ruin her own child's holiday.
Right? We didn't have enough money to eave Santa cookies this year, and made up a story about how Santa keeps a cookie in his pocket just in case a kiddo doesn't have any. He must have had two in his pocket. He doesn't like the thought of a kid not having cookies at Christmas.
I'm just lucky my husband forgets he bought treats to munch after work XD
I get the feeling mom in the story didn't understand what Santa was meant to do...
Heard some family told their kids they were part of a ''secret society of Santas'' that help spread Santa's wish for generosity long after the historical figure was gone. Parents teach their kids so they can share the joy with the community.
We had a few groups who delivered gifts to kids, so we told ry about the 'secret santas' in the community who want kids to have a fun Christmas, just like Santa does. I hope it shows him that even if Santa isn't 'real' the spirit of giving is alive
I did this when I worked at Walmart bc it was impossible to hide bringing home the giant layaway box.
I was 6 years old when I figured out that Santa Clause wasn't real. I just pretended I thought Santa was real so I could get extra presents. Lol.
I was 3, I needed to use the bathroom and I ended up witnessing my parents putting the presents under the Christmas tree 😭😂
lol i did that too
I was 3, I pulled Santas beard and it was my great grandpa! The horror!
I always pretended to believe in santa so my sister wouldn’t get mad at me because she believed in him 💀
My sister is 14 and still gets extra presents when I was 11 I never got extras qwq
I swear, if a Karen ever leaves me a note about how I should out up Christmas lights on my own house because I'm "disappointing the children", my atheist ass is putting an animatronic Krampus on my roof. Happy Krampusnacht, Karen!
YESSSSSSSS DO IT >:3
AHAHA LOVE THAT
I would put up lights that spell out "Fuck you Karen" and that's it 🥰
People of all religions or lack thereof can celebrate Christmas
@@jaymercer4692 It's a holiday for one particular religion, celebrating the birth of their most important figure. For other religions & beliefs to celebrate Christmas as "Christmas" makes no sense. Having lights up in the dark winter, giving gifts celebrating the change of the year, cool. Change the meanings of what you're doing. As an atheist, I don't call it Christmas, 'cuz I don't follow that religion. I'll call it the holidays (even though I don't have any "holy days"), or something non-specific.
The thing about Elf on the Shelf at Walmart...that's so easy to pass off, though??? She didn't need to tell her kid Santa doesn't exist, all she needed to do was tell her that Santa works with the stores to help get the elves into homes all over the world. =|
Some mothers lack imagination, I'm willing to bet she never had it to begin with.
I literally would be just said it making sure no one steal from stores until someone gives them a home or something like that. I mean maybe she panicked or something but she could be said something else for sure.
Yes! It should have been an automatic response to the kid. Don't most parents have to explain a connection between toy stores and Santa?
“Mommy? Why is Santa passed out on our couch???”
“…Santa had a rough night last night sweetie.” 😂
After seeing the Movie Violent Night... This comment made me smile.
"Santa hurt himself coming down the chimney."
"We don't have a chimney, Mommy."
"Oh. Right. I had a rough night last night sweetie."
The UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand all put out alcohol for Santa. If he hits 30 houses in an hour, a severe underestimate if he plans on hitting every Christmas celebrating household on Earth, he has a BAC of .69%.
@@ShadowReignhart is it good? I really want to see it.
@@ChickenNuggets-jf5uf I was gonna say UK but I had no idea the others did as well! That's awesome.
karen, at jack in the box: *crying*
random good guy: its going to be okay
karen, now done crying: *HOW FUCKIN DARE HE TRY COMFORT ME*
I feel like you have to be an incredibly shitty person to get mad at someone trying to show you empathy for crying in public. Yeesh.
That was not a Karen, that was Britney Spears having a very bad mental health day and feeling like a complete stranger was being condescending to her.
@@DefyReality-ll2cg Tbf, plenty of people have mental health issues. What made you think it was Britney specifically?
@@DefyReality-ll2cg Yeah no, Britney Spears is and has always been a MEGA KAREN and she's severely mentally unstable. She's a horrid and entitled person and She really needs to be back in her conservatorship like pronto. What she did to that poor Jack-in The Box worker is bordering on Kayne levels of unstable.
@@asherikamichaela8425 That was her post. She posted it to Instagram.
Did it not occur to birthday Karen that a Japanese hotel might have cultural differences regarding birthdays? AFAIK adult birthdays in Japan are low key celebrations with family primarily, and sweets and cake are more a thing at childrens birthdays. If it meant that much to her she should have used her words and specifically asked for what she wanted and the hotel would accommodate her.
bold of you to assume a Karen knows shit about anything outside the US /hj
Well, maybe cuz she's mentally a child she expected to get sweets and cake anyways XD
Just automatically expecting that kind of stuff is just weird and entitled imo. Makes me wonder if she was hoping for a room upgrade or something.
Yeah also her if birthdate was ordered MM/DD/YY, then there's a chance her birthrate was interpreted incorrectly. Especially since most places outside of the U.S. typically order dates as DD/MM/YY instead
@@milkywaycafe.just a fun fact, dates in Japan usually go YYYY/MM/DD. They use Julian years but also have their own year system based on the current emperor’s ascension. This year is Reiwa 5. But the point definitely still stands that this person didn’t consider cultural differences. I also feel like it would seem really rude/nosy in Japan to look at a customer’s birthday on an ID and presume they want you to acknowledge it
Fun fact, I convinced my Christian mom to get me the emotional support demon, my logic? “Look how cute it is” she agreed
I sure hope I can get my mom to do the same. I would love to get one, but…
This is how they trick you. I have Baphomet plushie in my living room and my sister gets so mad whenever I let my nieces play with him 😂
I wish I had discovered Click last year. I missed out on the full size plushie😢. Got the key chain, though 😊
“Why does it say made in China?” Because my son, there is a reason why comrade Santa wears red.
China is a trading partner with The North Pole.
“Don’t you know that only a communist would believe everyone in the world gets a present on Christmas?”
@@riverstein7251 head cannon: Mao was an elf.
@@sojourner4726 And another one for the list of things to do before we leave: Replace all pictures of Mao with a Moai. With elf ears and a santa hat.
That's why Mattel had Santa killed in the 90s... see the documentary on MadTV
I never believed in Santa. But I was a very bad investigator. I thought it was the mailman.
These days, the mailman and the Amazon delivery driver are my Santa.
Makes sense, out here the post office has letter boxes for santa letters and the postal workers write responses back to the kids.
I never believed in Santa either, but I was also very lazy. Trying to disprove him to anyone would take work, and I was not about that life, I had video games to play. Getting gifts from "Santa" just meant the gifter didn't care to be pointed out in my mind.
I never believed in Santa either, I’m Jewish.
This year, my daughter (5 at the time) told me the Easter Bunny isn't real. Instead, it's some random person dressed up as a bunny who comes into our house and puts chocolate everywhere 😬.
I don't put up Christmas lights, if I got that note I'd buy all red lights and write "Hail Satan" in a 20 foot pentagram on my roof. They said I could show pride in other holidays. Here ya go Karen, just as you wanted.
YESSSS THIS IS PERFECT 😈
Is Christmas a particularly Christian holiday where you come from? Growing up me and everyone I knew were atheist but we always did it still.
@@jaymercer4692 Where I live and work there are conservatives who genuinely bring up as water cooler talk every December that THEY say "CHRISTmas" NOT "Happy Holidays" Making me very uncomfortable at work.
On a happier note. I wish I lived in Japan where there are almost no Christians in the country but they celebrate it like a Valentine's lover's holiday and the single folk party and eat KFC chicken as a tradition. One day I hope to go to Japan in December just for the KFC Christmas party special chicken. Food tourism is my jam.
You're a fucking *LEGEND.*
@@Mojo_3.14woah yeah i wanna go to japan under those events, they seem so fun
My sister and I never believed in Santa because the only effort our parents ever made to convince us was when dad wrote “santa” in all lowercase on all us kids’ presents and we’d just look at it, recognize it as his handwriting (sometimes we’d just see him writing it in the living room), and be like “uhh **staring directly at dad** thanks, Santa” and he’d be all proud of himself and we’d all (including him) know that every single person in this room knew he was Santa. It was fun. Voilà: an Asian household semi-enthusiastically mimicking western traditions
That's so sweet and wholesome how proud your dad was
I’m English and this was always my concept of Santa too except it was my mum and not Dad.
Click, have you ever thought of the fact that you don't need it to be your birthday to buy yourself a cake? If you're feeling happy, sad, or just hungry, you can go buy yourself a cake, and no one will question you!
Edit: I don't know where I heard this, but it would be really funny if it was here lol
Sometimes I just buy those children birthday cakes. The classic "Benjamin Blümchen". Why? Because I can.
I'm home by myself this Christmas. I'd planned on not doing anything, because I'm still mourning the death of my beloved pet bunny, so I wasn't really feeling it. But I changed my mind yesterday and bought a lemon meringue pie (my favourite). There are some perks to being an adult!
Every so often, I'll bake myself a cake for my unbirthday
@@st.fl.806Benjamin Blümchen sounds like a foreign title for Benjamin Button 😂
@@Chickienugs It's Benjamin the Elephant in english, as Google just told me. 😅
the one bitching about people being a grinch for not putting up lights.... i think that might inspire them to become an even bigger grinch ngl
I honestly don't like when some people put up lights. 😅 It really strains my eyes when I'm driving to work in the morning, especially if the lights are blue.
The note about being a Grinch would inspire me to make a hand giving the middle finger in lights.
And I would be spreading my new found holiday cheer all year long....
@@areoborg I had the exact same idea. And/ or a pentagram.
@@RaisonLychi Yeah, I've always thought huge light displays were tacky, even when I was a kid. It's just so performative-- "I Christmas better than you Christmas, nobody can Christmas like me!" A small display for your own family, fine. Just keep it reasonable.
Your point about certain colors being a problem for you is one I hadn't thought about. Most of us really aren't considerate of people with sensory issues.
Some people don't even do Christmas either. Like jews or jehovas witness. And being forced and shamed for not celebrating or puting up lights and calling them a grinch will defenitly get people to hate Christmas and everything about it because apparently people treat it like it's a law and straight up shows that the happy cheer, family, and love concept is all fake and some kind of propaganda (which at times it kinda is). Imagine being super joyful and spreading cheer and kindness only on December and then going back to being a dick of a Karen and showing your true personality because the being "nice" thing no longer apply.
Part of what kept the “Santa” idea alive for me was the elf on the shelf. My parents are divorced and VERY bitter. They have not spoken or seen each other in the near-decade since they ended things. But the elf was at both houses? It took me years to realize they were different elves- I was like 10.
I would be terrified that the elf followed me. I hate the idea of those things so much
Once, the bartender at my favorite restaurant noticed it was my birthday and must have told management. I was given a little birthday pastry and a martini on the house. As absolutely wonderful as that was, it certainly wasn't something I expected or would have been upset without. Take your birthday wins when you get them, but remember that for everybody else, it's just another day out of the year.
My new boss whom the company hired is literally named Karen. She made jokes and jabs about the name and said it’s all fun and games. We are now working Christmas Day for the full 12 hours. She stated we can be replaced at any given notice. Your actions give you the name Karen, but your actual name is Karen.. this was fated to be..
RIP to your Xmas day.
@@Naptosis yeah.. same Karen told us we had to work a specific date that a solid 40 people in my shift (including me) requested off and was accepted at the start of the year.. work or there is the door. We show up and oh we were not needed. Shocking.. tell 40 furries to miss MFF and then have the audacity to tell that we didn’t need to work that day.. yeah it’s not gunna be much longer for her as our boss.. 90% of the workplace hate her..
I'm sorry. Take care of yourself.
Nominative determinism. You have my sympathies. I hope you at least get paid overtime!
Tbf, if you did that to a coworker (particularly someone above you) that you had no or very limited experience with, that's kind of a dick move. However, she's abusing her position by threatening and retaliating against you like this. Have you talked your company's HR/Personnel department? She shouldn't get away with this. If allowed to do so, the power trips _will_ get worse, I guarantee it.
I need the "Ashes of problem customers" urn. Today I had a customer get mad at me because our leftover angel tree toppers are too dark skinned. According to her "Angels are white, why would you sell this?". It took everything in me not to describe biblically accurate angels to her.
You should have
BE NOT AFRAID of the melanin
I imagine angels would go into an MMORPG character creator for their forms, do they want to choose humanoid, maybe an animal, maybe an uncomprehending form?
Sounds like thinly veiled racism under the guise of Christianity.
@@zhenia2511 From that woman, there was nothing thinly veiled about it. She has a tendency of mentioning that my darker skinned coworkers' english is so good, you almost can't tell they're not from here. 🙄
This year we've lost 2 family members and when it was time to decorate we agreed that we didn't feel like it, inside or outside. Imagine if we received a message asking us to put up lights etcetera
I also had a lot of loss this year, the biggest one occuring late October. My stepfather passed away and left my mom alone after being together for 18 years. She didn't decorate much, but she did put a small tabletop tree beside the chair he always sat in for him.
My mom use to use the “Santa’s Helpers” explanation. Lol
One of the guys my dad worked with use to play the Mall Santa so I grew up believing he had a direct line to Santa or something.
Of course Santa was drunk, he'd just been delivering to the UK where it's traditional to leave out a mince pie and glass of brandy for him.
I think it was a Food Theory video, but hey covered that, talking about all the calories and alcohol Santa would be consuming. It was really interesting to see the traditions of other countries.
We always did a mince pie, glass of sherry and a carrot for Rudolph because fuck the other reindeers.
@@jaymercer4692 sherry?
@@jaymercer4692i mean, they never even let him join in any reindeer games!
@@AndrewHalliwell alcohol brand
Karen: "I am a nun myself!"
Also Karen: "My daughter..."
🤔
Yeah… I noted that too…
Odd that.
Well, in all fairness, some people do join the convent or monastery after they've been widowed and after their children are old enough to do without them.
@@alicewilloughby4318 yeah, but she claimed her child was young.
@@alicewilloughby4318 Granted, but wouldn’t you say “I was a nun” as opposed to “I am a nun”?
I’m not up on the niceties of those details, but it just seems odd.
Yes, because her intelligence level is *nun.*
2:20
Child : But why does it say made in China.
Parent : Because the elf's final decide to unionise and now most of the toy making is outsourced to China.
Lets befair its the fact they need to pay full wages that leads to outsourceing. So technicaly you could say "santa is just such a cheap skate and wanted cheaper Labour".
10:10 It's playmobil, actually! It's a german brand I think and huge in Germany (I'm talking theme park and stuff), absolutely dominating every toys store, but I don't think it's even remotely popular outside of Germany, so I wouldn't be surprised if someone from Sweden never heard of it.
I was waiting for someone to say this
Yes! A while ago, here in Florida, there was actually a Playmobil play-place/store. Unfortunately, it closed a while ago, but it is great to hear that it still has a following elsewhere in the world!
If you think you’re entitled to a gift….it’s not a gift…
They are not Lego or Duplo, but Playmobil. As I was a child, the little dolls were called Klickies, because it was special that they could sit and that made a klicky sound. I just ordered a Spock, Uhura, Kirk en McCoy Klicky at age 54 :-)
I feel old remembering those.
Was about to comment about the Duplo/Playmobil xD
I found a Karen Playmobil in their place-were-you-can-acquire one and posted a link here, but it is apparently removed. Well, in German it is called 'Hundesitterin' with number 70883.
I scrolled down to the comments just to see if someone else had already said this 😜My sibling and I had a pretty big Playmobil collection, and it was awesome. We had a whole forest set-up, and a farmhouse, and a dragon. I remember that it was a really big deal for us when they changed the design of the horses in the early 2000's, and it took a few years for us to get enough of them so we wouldn't fight over who got to play with the new ones. But I've never heard the dolls called Klickies before!
There are Star Trek Playmobil sets? Excuse me for a moment, I need to update my wishlist
Edit: I found it. It’s over $400 for the starship. Maybe some day.
4:13 Gatekeeping heroism? That woman saved a child's life!
I think the one with the blind husband is cute, if you think about it in a positive way. There are a lot of traditional type pranks that would be cruel and dangerous for someone who's blind, but their spouse still wants them to be able to enjoy being pranked, because for a lot of couples, it's a fun bonding activity. Saran wrap over the coffee maker sounds no more horrible than my co-worker putting a sticker over the sensor of my wireless mouse.
also, she specified pranks that aren't reliant on visual cues or components, presumably so that her husband can catch on by himself; she's pranking her husband, but it sounds like the intent is to make them both laugh, not to laugh at him.
@@redgoldcrown3990 I work in disability advocacy and a very important facet of it is making sure people with disabilities can participate in society as closely to the ways that abled people can, as possible. And this seems like a wonderful example of that to me.
Your crazy
Click you skipped over the fact that she was a nun with a kid. Going to a horror movie.
Yeah I was like wait, she claims to be a nun and yet has a kid. Ummm...
yeah, i literally can't let go of that part. like, if she said she was an ex nun i'd get it, but the fact she just says she's a nun and then mentions she has a daughter makes me believe she's lying about it
Thank you! I just posted this too.
I was going to oint this out too.
@@empressmarowynn people can't become a nun if they've had a kid?
I'm a first responder, that woman is a hero
10:17
Those are Playmobil figures. Duplo is a Lego property for younger kids that need bigger bricks.
27:40 So we're just not gonna talk about the woman who claims to be a nun, but has a child? Did she take her vows after having a kid? How does that work?
I didn’t even think of that! I bet she’s lying about the nun thing; it fits the Karen personality.
It happens. Not all nuns are virgins when they join a convent, & some may even have families that they might still take care of. It depends on the order & what their rules are, but most North American orders are a lot more relaxed about a person's past before one joins up than the European ones, which are a lot more strict. Who knows? This person may actually be telling the truth in that she's a nun--she might still just be an associate type, or a novice (recently joined, not a full member, yet), not a full nun, living in convent with others & away from society. They generally don't allow children in the convents.
That would make her comments about family dinner even more confusing though.
When I was 8 I got a DS from Santa that had a "Made in China" sticker on the back... my parents told me that santa hired extra help sometimes since there were so many children to give toys to... AND I BELIEVED THEM
I don't think that I thought Santa made the toys more that he 'bought' them for you, wrapped and delivered them. (When I was Santa believing age)
I had a neighbor who insisted that my dog (didn’t have one at the time) kept waking him up and that I kept shrieking (naughty) in the night (couldn’t have been me because I hadn’t had anyone over and “shriek” isn’t how I would describe any sound of mine) and kept leaving increasingly agro notes. I went to his door after the third note in three days to confront him, because I thought he had to have been hearing it from another unit. Dude was really red-faced coming to the door and got really belligerent with me right out the gate, but he also was so sure he had been hearing a dog and that I was “wailing like a banshee.” Then, he started hearing the dog again while I was standing there and I told him that I literally didn’t have a dog. Had to let him look in my place to prove it and he was totally stunned. He let me take him to the ER. Turns out, he had a carbon monoxide leak and it was good that I’d gone to fight him. Lol. He’s fine and they found the source. I get invited to his barbecues now.
My highschool had a student that still believed in Santa until they were in grade 11. My English teacher mentioned Santa not being real in a lesson and the kid had many questions. The teacher had to sit them down and explain that Santa wasn’t real, and this kid was devastated. The reputation of ruining Christmas has followed that teacher for nearly a decade, and I still think about it every year. Happy Holidays everyone 🎅
All that teacher had to say was "the bloke in red isn't real, but Santa still exists, because Santa is festive spirit, of kindness & generosity, of making the festive season special." Then maybe ask the students to be Santa for some less fortunate people... Spirit of the festive season saved!!!
@@elaineb7065 someone needed to break it to him or he'd never get himself any gifts
Side note about not getting a birthday gift in Japan... birthdays aren't really that important in Japan. Basically everyone "turns" one year older at the start of the year rather than on their actual birthday. When you turn 20 (the age of adulthood) there is a collective "birthday" holiday in the 2nd week of January.
Deadass, when I was a kid, my mom told me that the mall Santa was just a guy who helped Santa and I completely bought it.
That's what I told my son - we went to two shopping centres in one day, and both had a Santa.
I told him mall Santa's are hired by Real Santa because he's too busy to visit every mall in the world... But Santa gives each one a magic outfit and magic sack, and an official Xmas elf to help out.
I guess it's like a franchise type thing, results may vary.
In my city Santa would only visit one mall at a time. When we had more malls, now it's just one that has Santa. But I thought that was cool
I always understood this to be the standard Theory of Santa's Helpers explanation that every kid got, at least in the US. I've definitely heard it cited in more than one TV show or movie.
My oldest kid "I don't believe in Santa"
Me "That's OK, Santa doesn't need to bring you presents anymore"
Oldest kid "I believe, I believe".
In Morocco, I was staying in a Riad hotel in Essaouira. Much to my surprise I a red rose was placed on my breakfast plate, the morning of my birthday.
The figures were "Playmobil"
"I am a nun" "my daughter....." huh????
That happened to me once.
I'm guessing either the nun adopted or the religious location isn't super strict with celibacy
@@TheZincMaster-on1fy or the daughter happened before becoming a nun
She might be a nun, but she's probably more likely a Karen who thinks she's one because she's so religiously pure. What gets me is being mad that the movie "promotes exorcisms?" Like isn't that a catholic practice?
Nun doesn't automatically come with celibacy.
1:50 "So I participate in a vast lie about a strange man bringing presents to my daughter, and she busted me, but because I have a pathetic imagination, I couldn't keep lying to her and now she's upset that I lied to her for so long. Why would Walmart do this?!"
I live in New York. Thirty years ago on a stormy Xmas eve, I waited until I thought my 5 year old son was asleep to wrap gifts. A sudden gust of wind blew a window open and woke my son up. My kid screamed and came running into the room where I was wrapping his toys. My son went from terrified to delighted in one second. He hugged me and said “You’re a cool Santa. Thanks”. My ex husband who didn’t want custody can Suck A Candy Cane!!!!
I love it when karens get a taste of their own medicine
More like a taste of their own essential oils
@@Files_Loathing have you heard of the Karen who tried to cure a broken neck with an essential oil
@@DuplexWeevil337 a friend of mine had her Karen grandma try heal an infectious skin disease using holy water
Let's say it got way worse
@@user-vc8lu9eb1l oh my... considering how nasty many "holy water" basins are I am surprised the person survived...
The post around 28:00 is almost definitely a troll. I don't know of any nuns with young children (since, you know, they're not supposed to have "fun time" as part of their vows), let alone ones who take their children to see horror movies and then complain about their experiences in online reviews 😂
It can happen the somebody becomes a nun later in life. I know of one. Had a family but when her husband died and kids where grown up, she joined a convent. But it is a rare case.
@@s.b.907 I could be wrong, but I am under the impression that you can't become a nun unless your children are no longer dependent, as you are expected to devote your time to being a nun, not taking care of your kid.
@@TheCount991 the woman I was talking about had children who were adults when she became a nun. Yes, I believe the person in the video was lying. I just replied to the poster that it is possible for a nun to have children.
@@s.b.907 Yes, that's why I specifically said "young children". I also know a couple of nuns who joined a convent after their children were no longer dependent, but as you said, that's a rare case.
I highly doubt most convenients allow nuns to just casually head out to see horror films that are (by the sound of it) sacrilegious to their faith. Especially with a young child.
I have no idea what film they were talking about, but the whole review sounded totally made up to me!
I straight up asked my parents if Santa was real and, when they told me, I was indeed upset. The thing is, though, is that I began to view Santa not as someone who just brought gifts, but as symbolic of what Christmas and the Holiday Season was all about. That this is a time to think of others before yourself and to be generous however you can. And, even as an adult, I still love Santa.💖
This-eddy this this this!!! this is what I believe now
Had my own business and fired a Karen.... Best damned feeling ever!
27:27
A "Nun" took her (seemingly young) child to see the 2018 release of *The Nun,* an installment of the _Conjuring_ series. A spoooky ghosts and demonic possessions series.
That's a good addition. I asked ChatGPT and got "The Conjuring 2 (2016)" as a response. It's close, but I think your guess is better.
@@twinklingwater It helps that there's a young child named Natalie in that movie, too. 😅
The part that stood out the most to me was a nun having a child. I thought nuns had a vow of chastity.
@@thugpug4392 that’s what I was thinking
I mean adoption is a thing, so maybe thats it?
The way the cat sits makes it look so disappointed 😂
From what I can tell a lot of Karen culture is like a time bomb of ever increasing expectations, like the 5 star hotel example. Every time something good happens to a Karen they add it to their expectations for everyone else, so eventually their expectations are too high to meet and some poor Starbucks employee takes the fire.
Tonight at our Christmas Eve Dinner, we went to my grandmother's to try to mend relationships as she's getting very old and losing her memory.
We were cautious, due to my Aunts being there as well. Why? Because they cause problems or do or say hurtful things.
It seemed like a surprisingly good Christmas for once. Until one of my aunts who was sitting next to my father during dinner left quickly due to her getting sick. When we asked, my other aunt said she was sick with the flu.
_We were livid._
Why some of you may wonder?
Because my father has cancer; technically of two types; A.L. Amyloidosis which is a cancer-like disease; but unfortunately he also got Leukemia caused by said former issue. He has been going through chemo treatments and has a extremely weak immune system that *_They know about _* He is about to go through a Bone marrow transplant, and the fact she was extremely ill with a virus sitting so close to my Dad without letting us know and the other aunt revealed it afterwards was extremely upsetting. We're hoping he'll be okay. But these stories just show people can be.... just horrendous.
For those who care, My father was extremely lucky in finding it early, has done very well through his chemotherapy, and was lucky enough to use his own bone marrow. So we're keeping positive. It's just extremely upsetting that my aunt would risk his life KNOWING how vulnerable he is, and not saying a word. That should be illegal to do that to a person.
I'm so sorry to hear this happened to your family. This is, unfortunately, quite common. I didn't get to see my grandfather much before he passed because he had cancer and my kids kept bringing home stuff and getting me sick too. Thankfully I did get to see him twice. I didn't see my mother-in-law for months during her cancer battle because of the same thing. Because I cared about them and wanted them to be ok. I felt awful for not going, but taking an illness with me would have been far worse.
I have a family member that showed up at my house and only told me, 10 hours later as they were leaving, that they might have come in contact with covid (this was 2020). I was furious, not least of which because I have a compromised immune system. Endangering someone else because you don't want to be inconvenienced, or you don't think it's a big enough deal to tell others, is gross.
Merry Christmas or for your sake: Marky Clickmas!
I hope you and everyone reading this comment has a wonderful holiday!
Remember, even if you're alone this Christmas, all of us in this community will be there for each other and you, even if not physically. ❤
Thank you stranger on the internet. I am ill and this means a lot to me❤️
may your christmas and life be amazing, yu wholesome bean
You fricken heckin wholesome motherflipper
My parents and I travel all over the place together. If it's pretty cheap to book specific seats ahead of time then we do it. If it's a lot more then we just deal with the open seating and hope for the best. Sometimes we're all together and sometimes we're all spread out. Doesn't matter though because we're adults and can deal with sitting alone for a few hours.
I've never had as big a jump scare from a horror movie as I did when I was 12ish and saw Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets when it first came out in theatre. It rained popcorn and my mom just about died laughing.
I'm all for the Humbug Award. I hope they make it an annual thing. 🤣 Scrooge was seriously misunderstood. He literally said, "Keep Christmas in your own way, and let me keep it in mine." And seeing Scrooge's past, we saw how fucked up his Christmases were. Leave the poor man alone. Don't threaten him with death and force him to celebrate. 😂
People could get so creative with this competition! Offering to give out cookies and then dumping them into muddy snow, scowling through the window at neighbors, or even just never going outside! And afterwards, people can have a friendly laugh about it.
At about 21:40, the story is (per the Karen) that the item was $1500 when it was NOT on sale. Then the week later, when it actually was on sale, it was priced instead at $2200.
I would presume that the lower price is in fact when it was on sale and that the Karen misread something...but it is more common than one might assume, that a product has its price artificially inflated so that the "sale price" is higher than its "normal" price. So it's not unreasonable to believe that this Karen is complaining about actually-sketchy business practices.
That would mean she isn't actually a Karen(TM) though. We really need to stop calling people with reasonable complaints Karen(TM), it only hurts people in the long run. _Especially_ women who have legitimate complaints. Heck, I wrote a very angry email to the unemployment service in my country because they had mishandled my case severely. Lo and behold, once they got back to me, everything happened very quickly.
I hate it when that happens. I think I heard about a proposal to ass the lowest price from the last 30 days on the label to the prevent stores from creating fake sales
I work at Wally World and have seen a similar thing happen there with food prices recently. Like something was let's say $2 a week or two before, then the price jumped to $3, then within a week of the original price jump, it was "on rollback" (basically on sale) for $2.75. Is it shady to spike the price, then lower it and call it "on sale" with a price higher than it was just a week or two ago? In my opinion, yes. But also, assuming that Karen story is recent, within the last 6 months in the US, it's definitely realistic to happen, because inflation spiked prices so rapidly. (I know inflation has been affecting other parts of the world too, but I don't know to what extent, so I'm basing my opinion on the current situation in Midwestern USA.)
I think it's shady to advertise it as a "sale" even though it is lower price than its most recent price change because its still higher than the price it was a week ago, but I think she is a Karen still for expecting to get the price from a week ago. Prices change frequently. It sucks that it went up that much, but prices in most retail stores can update 2-3 times in a day, just like gas prices. You would be laughed out of a gas station if you demanded to get gas for $3 a gallon because that's what it was a week ago when you passed it, but now it's $3.50 a gallon. If it was $1500 online currently then they should price match in store, but if the price everywhere has changed, you have to just suck it up and deal with it or don't buy it.
this should be up higher, i thought the karen in that post was gonna be the costumer service because i saw the "sale" price go up $700 in a week. the fact it was marketed as the sale price, nobody gave her an excuse about "that's how inflation works, ya idjit" AND upper management refused to talk, all 3 combined make it seem really shady. but who knows, i could be wrong, i'm just some asshole on the internet afterall
Last week's price is... last week's price. Some stores will refund the difference if an item goes on sale shortly after you buy it, but nothing requires them to do that.
I remember when I learned that Santa wasn't real. I was out with my dad, it was an evening, we were walking somewhere, maybe some pre-xmas shopping. I was 5 and perhaps he feared I'd hear about Santa from other kids and wanted to tell me first. But my reaction was priceless. I stopped in my tracks with eyes opened wide and dramatically demanded explanation - "YOU LIED TO ME?!" (like frick Santa, but parents were supposed to care for children, not manipulate them into some stories about a red-clad guy)
28:44 i think they are talking about the 2018 horror movie The Nun.
Regarding the "Item not more on sale" thing: I was in a store to get a XBox One, and the clerk showed me a sale, but I had to point (politely) out that the sale was ended the day before (shown on a small text on the sale display). Well... he changed the displays imediatly.. and still made me the cheaper sale price, I didn't really expected to get.
Sometimes what you get really depends on the way you treat people.
15:05 That restaurant has my love and respect, and I don't even live in the same country. 😅
I put the Emotional Support Demon on my wishlist 3 times to ensure I got it.
what if you get it 3 times
Hope you get 3 ESDs 😊
@@therealspider843 The best ending.
@@screencriminal1973 fr
27:55 wait a second, a nun who has a kid… something doesn’t ad up here… I think
22:55
I've actually worked at a bunch of places where I was required to accept expired coupons, which makes having expiration dates pointless.
My daughter is 7... she told me if Santa was real then all kids would get the same (value) Christmas as long as they were good.... but they don't. That Santa wouldn't give poor kids less. So, it has to be parents.
When I ordered my ESD I realised that it might also need emotional support, so ordered a second, had abit of a rough few weeks so ordered a third to not overwhelm the other 2.
Hope all who read have happiness and joy at this time whatever you celebrate at this time. Alot to list but Merry Christmas for the ones who want to celebrate or want to ree at something.
0:58 `'hadonkahonker madorkahorkers CZcams doesn't like them'`
💀
3:45 My brother also got a complaint once, about the "very big and loud dog" in his apartment. He didn't have a dog, so naturally, he took his non-existing dog to our mum's place and asked if she could take care of the "very large and loud dog" until he could find a new home for it😂 we had quite some fun with that story as our mother also lived in an apartment complex and wasn't even alowed to have any pets in her home😂
27:33 Wait a minute she calls herself a nun, a nun with a daughter?? WTF??
Right!? I'm surprised Click didn't catch THAT part. 😅
That got me, too! I had to rewind just to make sure I was hearing/reading right.
The meme about the person wanting an expensive item to still be on the sale price sooooo reminds me of a moment I had with my best friend. To preface, I love my best friend dearly, and she is an amazing person, Except when it comes to trying to get a bargain, whereupon she becomes some kind of Haggling Karen Demon.
I used to work for Walmart, which gives you the ability to get a small discount on most items, and my friend wanted a new vacuum, and she’d seen an online ad for an on sale vacuum, but the only store that had the on sale model in stock was about an hour away. So we drive up there and find out that the ad only applied to items bought online, not in store, so my friend starts trying to haggle and almost berate the department employee into taking the price down, which I had told my friend they wouldn’t be able to do, you need a manager’s code for that. So of course, my friend asks for the manager, who just so happened to be my previous manager before transferring stores. As soon as I saw him coming, I went to meet him out of ear shot of my friend and said “She’s going to try and harass you into lowering the price based on BS. Don’t do it.” Later on, after my friend and I left (without a vacuum), my friend was complaining about not getting a discount, and I just shrugged and said “Yeah, he was like that at my store too. Customers could never get away with anything with him. Our manager now lets customers walk all over the employees.” Man oh man alive, if looks could kill, I probably would have dropped dead. However, my friend has never pulled that crap again, at least while I was with her.
Friendly reminder to treat all service industry employees Nicely. Bc I know for a fact that if I had asked my manager to lower the price because she was my friend he would have. Not by a lot, but between that and my discount card, it would have been about the same sale as the online ad. Plus its just human decency. Retail/service industry jobs are hard enough. Don’t take out your frustrations and poor planning on people who don’t deserve it.
12:00 if someone sent me that letter, I would either put Halloween deco up at Christmas or use the Christmas lights all year except for Christmas.
If someone demanded I put up Christmas decorations, next Christmas I'd put up a mix of Easter and Halloween stuff and be like I dids it happy now
"Phasmophobia in real life"
Anyone else want Ryan and Shane to go ghost hunting with Click now?
Former manager of a pets department. A male karen once demanded we throw away all and I mean ALL pet medicine because his coupon was expired. Spite showing him the expiration dates on the products, he claimed they too was expired. We had to have him removed by force.
…hopefully in handcuffs.
I have zero patience anymore for people who act like overgrown spoiled brats.
I believed in Santa until I was 12 thanks to my dad being amazing at calligraphy lol
At 29:38 - I worked at a Target department store with a Starbucks inside, and I swear this happened Every. Single. Day. And there are trash bins throughout the store, in the Starbucks area itself, and at the exit. Good grief.
Besides, that drink costs at least 4x as much as a convenience store coffee. 🙃
The setting was so comfy! It definitely counteracted those Karens
In regards to the gym above an office: I worked in a call centre that had the same problem. For the first 1/3 of the floor there was a gym over it. Lots of slamming weights and thumps from crossfit rope training and the like. The daughter to the owner of the company came to see the new set up (it was a brand new office and only open for 3 months at this point). She was absolutely livid that the owners of the property put a gym above a call centre that had signed a 20 year lease! It was unnerving when you are on a call and there's a massive thump that makes you feel like the weight is going to come crashing through the ceiling and land on you. The ceiling was at least 20 feet above us with concrete in between the gym and ceiling but those thumps were so freaking loud. Customers could hear them on calls and it was so frustrating.
Merry Crisis, everyone! 🙃
Extra pets to the beautiful grey floof at the beginning of the video! 😻And extra love squeezes for the Emotional Support Demon. ❤
28:09 I’m pretty sure nuns won’t have children as they are viewed as wives of god
Bro I've seen this guy in two other comments is this fake? (I'm talking about the one with click's pfp)
I found out Santa wasn't real around 11, but with the whole Elf on the Shelf one, the idea that Santa partners with Walmart is very similar to my most recent Santa headcanon, my most recent Santa headcanon I came up with a few days ago is that Santa doesn't make toys in the North Pole, he's just a business tycoon that owns all the toy companies over the entire world and once a year decides to give away his entire stock, but that was just a thought I had the other day lol
That... somehow makes Santa's even less likeable. He's already a guy who works one day a year and spends the rest of it judging the rest of us, but now he's a CEO as well?
At 27:45 Wait WHAT? "I am a NUN myself and I feel deeply disrespected... it puts a bad persona on NUNS and my CHILD is now scared of me".
An orphanage child maybe? There are orphanages run by nuns…
@@dreamer_rowan6499 Maaaaaybe, but that's NOT the way it sounded.
@@johnme7049 agreed. I am just trying to think of ANYTHING that means she’s not an idiot lol.
that person at 11:45 asking whether you remember seeing the lights in the street as a child
me, living in the countryside since the age of 3½ with few to no neighbours, at least not in the same way you get in towns and cities: no, not at all
19:08 Please do not spread false information click, the crusade was clearly inspired by Tetris.
Slightly off topic but I realized the Easter Bunny wasn't real when I was like 7 because my family had Great Danes and I realized a giant rabbit would be torn to shreds by my dogs.
Not if it was the Easter Bunny from Rise of the Guardians. Lol
Is that the animated movie with the civil war between the chicks and rabbits or am I thinking of a different Easter movie?
@@daniellewilson8527 It's not really an Easter movie. It's about, like, the guardians of childhood wonder, so the Easter Bunny is one of them, and so are Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, etc.
Smart kiddo!
Fun animal fact: A tigers rear legs are so powerful, that they have been found remaining to stand even after death!
@tommorrison1960lol, I knew of it’s hearts and brains, but the testicular fact is new to me 😂
Merry Hanzaamas! Lol, or, ya know, Happy Holidays works too😂
20:14 can cause anger by removing 2 letters
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'think quick, cause chaos!'
5:30 maybe the husband is pranking everyone of being blind.
I recall seeing a tiktok that talked about how pretty girls in religious environments are hot property to the fellas around them because they're pretty. People make exceptions for them and even do more for them because of this. Then they age out of being seen as hot property but never really understand why people stop treating them as the main character, And this results in Karens.
I want to get a guillotine for work that said "For though who wish to be treated like Royalty"
24:24 i can understand this one, if they dont put the right insulation between the floors that shit can be loud af and someone walking can sound like a stampede.
11:23 I would forever loathe whoever sent me that. I really dislike decorating for holidays (thanks to my mother going overboard every year, for every holiday. Nothing quite like holiday trauma). I'd find out who sent it & send them a lengthy letter in return reminding them that people celebrate differently & they can take their lights & shove them where the sun don't shine.
The story about putting up lights reminded me of what I did some years back. At the time I worked as a refuse hauler so around Christmas I found hundreds of strings of lights (most of which I could fix). So I put up like forty strings of lights in my yard, the family two doors down were trying to win a local lighting award and also put out quite a few strings and several other displays. Over the next two week period we had a lighting war I'd put up more lights then he would also add to his display. The guy that lived between us usually had a decent display as well but that year he said "the heck with this (stuff)" and only put a single lighted wreath on his door.
Sad!
2:10 When I was growing up and still believed, our parents told us that Santa couldn't afford to give out all those presents for free, and that they had to pay for them. This kept us from asking for very expensive things that they couldn't afford.
Pro tip. Never tell your kids that Santa comes with the presents and then they won’t be disappointed when they discover it’s wrong. I always knew my parents and family members bought the presents for me but that didn’t make Christmas less magical. It was always an amazing time of giving and I loved to make presents for everyone handing them to them and see their reactions and of course I loved to find out what they had given me. That’s more personal and meaningful than a magic stranger giving me what I want. I was kinda confused how other kids could think that like every present said from mom or uncle or something like that. But I knew I shouldn’t ruin it for other kids by telling them that he wasn’t real.
I also never believed in storks or something like that I just got a basic explanation on how kids where made and I was quite young when I got a book explaining pregnancy in a way little kids could understand. Like you could open a little door on the belly and it said at this state the baby is at the size of a pea. I also remember a book that followed a sperm in the race to get to the uterus I was like 7 and it was among the books in the schools thing where kids could stay after school and just play.
Theres a couple i watch on youtube, matthew and paul. Paul is almost entirely blind, and most of their shorts are about matthew pranking paul. He will move things or prank paul by taking advantage of his limited vision, and its very very wholesome. Paul said that he really appreciates it bc its nice to have his disability used as a way to bring them both joy. He said he hopes matthew never stops. I think its adorable, so i cant judge the woman for wanting to prank her husband ❤
Click: -in Lego stop motion.
I think this is Duplo.
Me, losing my mind: It's Playmobil!
Omotenashi is basically “hospitality” or the concept of treating guests with respect and care even if you get nothing for the additional effort
Essentially she is complaining about what she perceived as low quality service, and for some reason chose to use the local terminology instead of what you would call that in English
But it’s not generally perceived as giving your customers free stuff it’s just like… treating them like family. I do think there are limits to that because just like in the US a hotel is trying to run a business and can’t just give you stuff for free
as a walmart employ I'd like to thank the first karen for never returning to the one in her area
I hear "Jesus was born and died for you" (generic you) and Karen's hear them exclusively.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays 😊
This video reminded me that just yesterday I watched this video called "a Christmas Karen" which is a parody of a Christmas Carol and its a genuinely good story about how a Karen gets a redemption arc.
About that on sale price. I've seen it numerous times in many stores that things that purportedly are "on sale" have higher prices than they had just a bit earlier when they supposedly weren't on sale. Especially common with certain groceries (meat usually). Why she thought customer service was responsible for pricing though is beyond me.
Also about that last Karen. Aren't nuns supposed to live in celibacy? Why does a nun have a little kid? And indeed why does a nun do anything as "worldly" as going to a movie? It's certainly not a christian nun, unless it's some weird evangelical nut-job sect that has completely redefined monasticism. It just seems very fishy.
a lot of businesses have been exposed using fake sales. especially around events like black friday/cyber monday, where they'll list something used to be $299 and now is $199, but the truth is the price was never $299, it was always $199, they're just saying it used to be expensive and now is cheaper so people will go "oh, it's on sale, better buy it before it ends"
Yeah a bunch of stores raise prices before black Friday so they can claim the sale price is 50% whatever off, even Amazon has been caught doing it.
Maybe I'm being hopeful, but the Nun could have adopted.
But yeah that wouldn't explain the movie.
@@Ceral_ Nuns do sometimes run orphanages. And maybe she was allotted this kid to be "her kid", maybe that's how some convents run their orphanages these days. I don't know.
But that would indeed explain going to the movies too, obviously the kids are not expected to live like nuns. It would also explain why she was so naive in what would be an appropriate movie for the kid (as she as a nun would not have much experience of going to movies at all). Maybe that's it.
Or maybe it's invented by someone who isn't really clear about how monasticism works. I'm not saying it was invented or real, just that one should take all these memes with a big grain of salt.
@@Ceral_ nope, nuns and priests aren't allowed to adopt either
I worked at a restaurant when I was 16 and had the best manager ever. When a customer complained a lot and was unreasonable the manager took them into her office and once I heard my manager say write down your complained in extreme details please. And then took the complaint paper, dropped it into the shredder and say "thank you for your complaint we will be working on it in 6 to 12 business' months".
Now that is spectacular!
Even better in the same manager made a big show of thanking customers with valid comparison who did so politely and reasonably.
9:48 The Jack in the Box post is from Britney Spears, actually.