r/Entitledparents Insane Mother Robs an Ambulance!
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2020
- r/Entitledparents In today's story, an incredibly entitled woman screams at two paramedics because their parked ambulance in her way. Keep in mind that she can park someplace else, but she decides that she wants THIS parking space and is going to scream at the ambulance workers until they leave. When they refuse to listen to her, she goes into the back of the ambulance and steals supplies! The cops catch her red-handed. If you like this video and want to see more, subscribe to my channel for more daily Reddit videos.
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"Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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If you're a waiter and a customer comes up to you and says "the other person is paying" and the other person is not there, you confirm it with both people present. You don't just go okay sure and just expect that other person to pay
Thank you for your wisdom.I'm guessing you worked in some kind of restraint before?
Thank you, I was reading the comments to find out. So follow up question, if things go smoothly and they agree to pay separately but when the bills come the EP says they don't have a method of payment what would you do?
Exactly! Even if you think they’re a married couple or something, it’s not your place to make assumptions. Gotta wait until all individuals are at the table before anyone makes claims as to who is in charge of paying.
I don't mean to be rude, but what was stopping the OP in that story from leaving. They had there bill. Why didn't they just pay and leave,
The only time you listen to someone when they state who is paying is when they say they’re paying
Served tables for 6 years. Waitress made the wrong call if she paid hers she's not obligated to pay the others bill. Police can be called to avoid theft but it's a last resort type of deal usually.
I think, the wrong call was already been made by handing out a non-split bill due to hearsay. I would sugguest, only if the payer gives the direction, that he will cover for the total bill, that assumption should be made, in every other case the waitress/waiter still should ask, if the bill will be split.
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@@prinegonbevaris1788 yep, it should be asked at the table "how would you like the bill to be split?"
I agree with you!
@Earl Woode to be fair people usually just get spooked when the police are threatened to be called regardless if they're in the wrong or not. The server definitely escalated that too fast but servers are usually undertrained and she probably just freaked as well. Ether way glad she dropped that tumor regardless.
As an ex waitress for a shitty company, where I basically had to train myself, I can safely say that this company has incorrectly trained their staff and the waitress was wrong for not asking for supervisor advice when I came to the problem regarding the bill
In other words, based on NO formal training or education you are convinced you're right.
@@milesparris4045 As a waitress for a company I hate where I actually DID have training, the waitress should have asked a higher-up, and definitely should not have forced the other person to pay the other bill. Though I can understand why she might if it looked suspicious.
Right? Immediately jumped to police and included the person who was paying for herself in the threat.
@@milesparris4045 No formal training, but clearly experience.
Compared to you. Buttwipe.
this!! i always say “when in doubt, get a manager involved.” she should’ve gotten a manager involved instead of threatening cops. i don’t think i’ve ever seen the cops called on someone who dined and dashed. we just put them on the do not serve list
God that last one pissed me off so much, I would have called the waitress’s bluff and let her call the police, if I paid my bill I was not paying for the EMs bill. And I would’ve definitely talked to a manager, because she did not handle the situation well
I feel so bad for the kid of the crazy woman. I hope that with this arrest she loses visitation privileges so he doesn't have to stay with her anymore and can have a normal life.
Honestly. I'm hoping dad gets full custody from that, no visitation for the woman. Dad has all the evidence too if he needed it
Univerzion you would think, but when it comes to women and the courts, nonsensical things happen.
Well, he kid said he didn't want to go over to his mom's house anymore, so he doesn't have to go I believe.
Lake Akili sadly, that’s not really how custody works, especially if it’s already been sorted out by the courts.
@@yeet96421 Damn. I'm just speaking from my personal experience. Sad that the kid cant choose what they want, but I guess it's for the better in certain scenarios.
As a server: take the payment from OP and reserve the wrath for the one who didn't plan on paying. It isn't OPs fault. And the server made a dumb call for sure.
OP should have left, plain and simple - there's no way that EM didn't have cash or card on her, and even if she had nothing on her OP wasn't under any obligation to pay for EM.
If it was the same waitress on the previous two occasions she's at fault for allowing this situation to develop.
Why didn't she clarify what she'd been told - if someone had sneakily told me that the other person was paying I'd definitely have checked that this was okay.
Waitress needs retraining at the very least.
Ian Macfarlane waitress definitely should’ve asked who was paying while both were present.
It would be interesting if the waitress called the cops and found out that OP's time was wasted and how stupid it was to do so.
@@ianmacfarlane1241 the waitress said that if OP left, she’d threatened to call the police. Which doesn’t make any sense because OP payed for their bill but EM didn’t. If I was OP I wouldn’t said, okay, do it then. The police would’ve wasted their time, waitress probably would’ve gotten fired or a good talking to for doing such actions, OP would’ve gotten some sort of reward or just would never come back, and EM would’ve had to pay for the consequences
@@amberb.6395 I ended up watching the entire video again just to be clear on the story - no hardship, it's a good episode.
Yes, you're probably correct - I'm sure that calling the police would have backfired spectacularly on the waitress, though I'm sure that she'd have to clear it first with the management/owner, which I can't imagine would have gone well for the waitress.
Legally I can't imagine that anyone is under obligation to pay someone else's bill unless there's a prior arrangement or clear understanding.
Forgetting what a POS the EM is the waitress handled this very badly.
I know that table staff are regularly having to deal with people who dine and dash, but OP wasn't doing that - this is a very clear situation - EM is guilty of manipulating a not particularly bright waitress, while OP is completely innocent.
This mother is the polar opposite of my sister in law's mother. She broke her ankle at my brother's wedding but still walking on it the whole day because she didn't want to ruin her daughter's wedding. Nobody knew until after the honeymoon.
Wow. She suffered through a broken leg to make sure her daughter enjoys her big day! What a mom!
Awww. Thats so sweet. I hope she was ok though and for medical attention. I've walked on a sprained ankle. I can't imagine walking on a broken one. I hope she's ok.
Sounds like something my mom would do.
I'd be super pissed if my mom walked on a broken ankle during my wedding because I'd rather move it to a date where he foot is better because my mom is an important person in my life (despite our differences) but I don't think she'd get away with being injured as my dad is a doctor and would spot that shit a mile away haha.
Still, I am talking about the same mom who got hit by sign that was improperly hanged on a couple of palm trees, which injured her leg while she was 7-8? months pregnant with a heavy baby (at least that's what my mom always said when she talks about my brother cause he was the heaviest among the rest of my siblings). She had to be wheel chaired and my parents had to pay for two extra seats on the plane cause my mom was big cause my youngest (at the time) sibling was taking up a lotta space and she needed space for her injured leg as well. I don't remember if it was a really bad injury because my mom never cried out in pain or scream like it would haunt me so I don't recall. I was very young lol
"We're all in this crisis together!" *also tries to steal vital medical goods from the ambulance*
Flawless logic as always.
When I was a waiter, any time someone said "They're paying for me" outside of earshot of the other person, I wait until the very next time both were present and clarify "They said you're picking up the check, right?"
YES! Thats exactly what should be done, if you ask me! This should be common practice
That's probably why they said the waitress looked nervous, she probably knew she wasn't supposed to do that and was getting called out for it
As a server I personally would let the nice lady leave after she paid her bill. The entitled ladys bill is not her responsibility. After that entitled lady better pay or have somebody phone in a payment for her or I'm calling the cops.
The last story is easy: Let OP pay for what they ordered and hold the EM if she tries to leave. What the server did was dumb.
The waitress should have gotten the manager as it’s his job to sort out problems. She also should have double checked with op about the bill. EM and the waitress are both in the wrong
I published the wrong video for like 10 seconds this morning. Oops! Took down the other one (temporarily). This is the video I meant to publish.
(I will probably publish it tomorrow)
Lol
will that video come back in the future?
And i was just getting into the other one
Wait What? I could have watched 2 Rslash videos in a day but I left the video on accident?
lmao
I still chuckle every time I hear "passionate hugging". The most interesting way to censor "sex" I've ever heard.
I still grin a bit every time he says it. :-)
hehe
Oop 69 likes :D
i hear you state that and i raise you: cutesy hand holding
THAT WORD IS INAPPROPRIATE AND ONLY FOR MARRIED COUPLES
"its only 38 dollars" well if that true then you pay it ffs, i hate that logic
I am so mad that op still ended up paying for EM's bill too. She should have asked the waitress to go ahead and call the police, since she was in the right anyway. Can't believe these people, the waitress did NOT handle it properly at all
As someone who’s been a Server for years,
That waitress should have gotten her manager or someone of similar status to deal with the woman not wanting to pay her bill.
They run the store and know protocol and can deal with the situation better and usually customers respect what the managers say.
(I say usually for the non compliant Karens out there)
That waitress, unless she was also a manager or something similar she had no right to threaten police. She risks loosing her job by saying things like that, and she can make the store look bad.
That’s my way of seeing it at least, I’ve never been a manager before but they tell us to go get them if we ever have an unruly customer.
The thing I hate is when you stick by restaurant policy, your customer gets pissed at being denied something and makes you get your manager, who then immediately caves to the customer and undermines you. Thanks for making me look bad and probably costing me whatever tip I might have still gotten.
My reaction to the waitress would have been: "Call whoever you like, but I will now get up and leave, since I covered my part of the bill and you have no right to hold me."
Exactly right. If someone has paid their bill, they can leave. Whoever didn't will be held. Only time this backfires, it was about 2am, six guys came to eat, and five snuck out. The sixth one realized this and tried to hide in the bathroom, finally we sent one of the male cooks in to get him and had to explain that we understood that the others walked out and left him with the bill, but since he was the one we had, he either had to pay up or be arrested. He had enough to pay his, and he did. We had to send him away with the cops. It turned out he finked on the rest, they went with campus police and the local the next morning and went to all the other guys dorms and collected them. They all got charged and the last guy got off because he did pay his. Hope he found less crappy friends after that.
Exactly this is coming from someone from the law side of this coin the police would show up see she paid then be confused as to why they were called on 2 instead of one. One person isn't paying not 2.
Exactly
Correct. What a horrible employee. I sincerely hope she works somewhere else now. I don't want her to be unemployed, but what she did was bad enough to fire any waiter.
@Ross With No Sauce He did pay for both because of that waiter's actions. I was hoping that he would request a refund for the other half of the bill. He's nicer than me, I would have told both the waiter and Karen to pound sand.
Server here: The person that pays should be allowed to go while the other one has to bring payment or else police are involved.
The waitress should’ve let OP go when she paid her bill and Make EM stay
when the bill is split the server should only ask the person who didnt pay to stay untill he can get the problem fixed the other person who payed can exit
Good Boi A very good boi
I was a bouncer at a bar/restuarant and this was actually a pretty common scam that people would try to pull so really its determined by the restuarant manager or owner
oh idk that
Robert Simonsen There isn’t any legal obligation to pay for someone else’s food. That waitress was a butt.
Yeah, it really shouldn't be the server who's making those calls.
OP: My wife says I can share this story as long as I don't reveal any locations, names, personal details or conditions of specific-
rSlash: CAN I BUY AN EXACT VIDEO OF IT? lol
Thats exactly what I thought lol
LOL
Exactly, I don't think Rslash will pay enough to make up for the wife's loss of income
@@virusbustermack
Yeah, it's kinda disappointing how inconsiderate Rslash is in that regard. There's a line between telling anonymous stories (fun) and publicly releasing footage (potentially violating privacy laws). You'd expect someone in his profession to be more aware of that.
NivMizzet89 He’s always done that though. Whenever even the mention of a picture of video is referenced in the story, he’ll immediately go out and say he’ll pay for it. At the end of the day, it seems like he more so just wants more content so he can make more money, not thinking about who it’ll affect. 4/5 buttholes right there.
To the last story: I would've left after paying my part of the bill. I wouldn't have cared if that person had to deal with the police at that point.
“If you try to leave, police will be called.”
Leave. Let the police come and make EM pay; there is no obligation in your part.
"I'm leaving & if you attempt to stop me you'll spend the night in the hospital & charges will be pressed" my response
The last story OP should have asked for a manager or someone more senior as this was not fair at all. She had asked for the bill to be split and she had paid her part, which to agreeing to split the bill the server had no business to further demand OP pay for someone else's food.
Ps I know that by asking to see the manager is a typical Karen move but in this case I feel it would have been justified.
I get the distinct impression that server knew the entitled eater and they both were in on it together. Would explain why the server kept handing the bill to OP. Once could be an accident but almost 3 times in a row And threatening OP with police because entitled eater wouldn't pay is just way to convenient.
I feel like this is a situation were calling for a manager is not a Karen move, specially if the waitress started behaving rude
@@HiverCru yeah i agree.
Asking for the manager first is exactly how you counter a Karen. Using their trap card against them with an uno reverse card.
Asking for a manager isn't doesn't make you a Karen unless you're being unreasonable and you're doing it to take advantage or get away with something. She definitely should have asked for a manager
i like to listen to this so much makes me glad i don’t have entitled parents
I agree
I agree too.
It made me realize my mom was an em :/
My dad is a chad :/ or a em
Me too
The waiter in the story should’ve handle this with EM only since SHE was the one who didn’t pay. OP told her to split it, waiter did and OP paid her part. When I did work at a restaurant that’s how I’d do it, it’s quite simple.
OP should have pulled the “I want to speak to your manager” card with that idiotic server.
Karen: *Is rude to the medics*
Wife: *Firmly tells her she cannot move the ambulance*
Also Karen: "Wow ok, you don't need to be f*cking rude about it!"
That is some high level Karen logic here.
That wife is very rude
@@Karen-kl7yc Yeah, sure Karen. XD
Bold of you to assume there was ’logic’. LOL.
@@ZeroWolf2322 Equally bold of you to assume there wasn't >=>
@@_Depending_Viscount_
With complete and utter hypocrisy like that, it's bold of you to defend the Karen
The last OP should have waited for police, and see about this as she already clearly could pay her part.
Yeah, but the only problem is that OP was uncomfortable with the whole situation
Yeah, bill problems should never be handled by waiters, especially things like these. It was so uncalled for to treaten with the police.
All of the above is true, but at the same time a waiter / waitress should not have to put up with these childish antics. Be a damn adult and pay your bill instead of leveraging *my* livelihood to play out your petty interpersonal melodramas.
@@siukong When the waiter told OP that she could not leave and would have the cops called on her she did involve herself in that drama. Her correct response should've been to go after the thief with said threats and ask OP if she could stay.
Yeah nobody will take her credit card and make her pay, I would've stayed at least out of pettyness
Guy in story: I'm not allowed to give out identifying details
RSleash: SELL ME YOUR FOOTAGE!!!
Thank you nice neighbor and others who tried to stop EM. Trust an EMT, she's not the only person to freak out about where we parked our ambulances. I'm sorry, but we are emergency services. We stage the ambulance in places/positions that benefits our patient care. You aren't our main concern by any means. She's also not the only one to try and raid us for masks. Having other people willing to step in is often a rare blessing for us. Nice to hear about people doing that for my EMS brothers/sisters.
When I was a waitress, in situations like that I'd have told my manager what was happening and called the police on the person who ACTUALLY stole. Also, you ALWAYS ask how to do the check, together or separate.
0:24 rSlash says He LOST custody, the screen says he HAD custody. That's a pretty big difference to the story.
i think he made the assumption that the wife had custody because that’s what happens in like 90% of cases even when the father is a better fit for the kids
I know. It's confusing when I read something different from what's said. Especially if it's relevant
Ethan Probert my father abandoned me when he divorced my mother. It was ruled by the judge that I would go to a nother country every summer and see him. Every time I saw him he told me he loves me. He cared for me. But that’s not what happens. He has a gf with 2 other kids(not his). And he cares more for them then me. Later on my mother put down papers from the court and I read it. He wanted the car. Then the house. And a bunch of other things. And last on the list? The very last thing on the list? Was me..... he wanted full custody. All my mother wanted was me. Just me. Not the house. Not the car. Just me.
Gustas Baltusk What happened next? And are you still with your mom?Also if you need a friend I'm here
@@gustasbaltusk7117 that sucks, I'm sorry your so called father is such a jerk and the court made you visit him. Sending virtual hugs to you and hoping life has gotten better. ❤
She did exactly what she had to do. The waitress didnt know what was going on or any arrangements. That is the best way to deal with this kind of thing.
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I work as a bartender, and when groups come in i tend to assume seperate checks and check with the whole table before even printing the checks. As for someone not paying definately should only hold that individual acountable. While I haven't seen it thus far most bars near me would ask for colateral or have you call someone to cover your before letting you leave. But I can understand taking precautions as most restaurants and bars to my knowledge will have the server cover any open tabs they were responsible for at the end of the night.
True i think they should ask for payment before serving the meal or drinks because this is how college kids jip each other.
By leaving one person there to flip the bill for the entire table. It might slow the service down but its better to know you got paid then risk a till being short and wasting a shift calling the cops.
I would've never paid the other person's bill after she said that. I'm not paying for your decision to have kids.
Hearing the one about the mom wanting to get back together with the dad made me tear up. The presentation of the mom and the dad getting back together as a wedding present was probably really weird and very confusing for the OP of that story but for me... That would be the best present ever.
Thank you RSLASH 🤗 These stories give me something to look forward to every day. I hope everyone reading this has a blessed day.
I did do some waiting in my time and the waitress was well out of line if there is going to be a separate bill then if you have paid you don't have to stay for the rest of the party but the waitresses attitude probably proves she gets this crap all the time and just had enough of it she will probably have to take a customer service course if not get fired
Guy in story: There were cameras recor-
RSlash: $500, take it or leave it.
Edit: Yes! I got likes! Internet karma! Woohoo!
ill take your entire stock
Cameraman: I could sell that for more on eBay
GalacticAJan sometimes he gets voice
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I don’t think he could even buy this footage cause it’s from an ambulance
I used to work as a server myself, and actually had a similar situation happen. What I did (after ok-ing with the GM) was call the police on the person who refused to pay and got the name, phone number, and address of the other two guests in case the police had any questions for them. They paid their bills and LEFT THEIR FRIEND THERE for the police to deal with. I didn't blame them, it was dramatic and embarassing for all involved.
old man: *exists*
Rslash: The *wife* of the old lady-
A Server here. The waitress should have split the bill. Or at least get a supervisor is before threatening to call any kind of outside authorties. Having two customers fight with eachother over the bill is annoying, I admit and I have not yet see it. But the least the server could do in my opinion was to split the bill or get some sort of supervisor if she didn't know. It was very unproffessional from her and I can totally agree on not giving her a tip.
The waitress did redo the bill. OP paid OP's bill. Karen didn't pay her own bill. Then the waitress told OP that OP was also responsible for Karen's bill.
@@VesnaVK oh I see, I must have not picked up on that, thank you 👍
@@VeerleMeirmans thank you for following up to say that! ☺ It was an easy detail to miss, because all the mess that followed was as if it didn't happen.
@@VesnaVK No problem at all. Easy mistake to correct, right 😊
@@VesnaVK $0 tip is definitely deserved.
For the last story, I would've taken EMs license or ID and scanned it if she refused to pay, call the cops and added her to the banned for life list..
The EMS story happens a lot maybe not having someone going through the ambulance, but people getting pissy when we block a road way.
3 years in food service says you cancel the order, re-ring two separate orders, bill OP, tell her to have a nice day, THEN threaten to call the cops on EM if SHE leaves. EM even admitted to deciding not to pay. Waitress was either inexperienced or entitled herself. :^(
I'd fight for the sweet little old man from the EMT story. He just wants his wife to be okay
Nice neighbor too. Plus the transit officers who weren't technically obligated to step in. Just goes to show that it just takes one asshole to ruin a situation for everyone.
Mother: tells her kids they can't play GTA
Also mother: Robs an ambulance
My mom says i cant play gta but i play gta anyways😎😎😎
@@v1vamort u a rebel 😎
The first story reminds me of a time when I worked for a fast food place. There was a brush fire in the yard behind our store. Our drive thru emptied into a small side street and the fire truck responding to the call was using that side street so they could get to the fire. Side note, the fire truck blocked people from turning left out of our drive thru, but did not block them from turning right. A guy went thru our drive thru, paid for/got his food, and immediately attempted to turn left. He drove his car within inches of the fire truck's bumper, and started laying on his horn while (profanely) yelling at them to get out of his way, he was in a hurry, he paid their salaries, did they know who he was, he'll sue everyone, etc. When he was told by a Sherriff's Deputy the fire truck was not moving as it was responding to a fire, and he would need to go the other way, he was livid. He told them to move their truck NOW or he (small, 2 door BMW) was going to ram it (full sized tanker truck) out of this way. He then backed up a little and actually rammed the truck! When his airbag deployed, some Sherriff's Deputies managed to drag him out of the car. To my knowledge, the driver was the only one injured (minor bruising).
He actually did try to sue the Fire Department for blocking the road, The Sherriff's Department for dragging him out of his car and arresting him, and US because the side street wasn't wide enough to pass the fire truck in the first place.
The first was dismissed, because in our state, ALL Emergency Vehicles had the right to park anywhere they wanted while they were on a call.
The second was dismissed, as multiple security cameras showed no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of the Sherriff's Department or their Deputies.
The suit against us was dismissed, as we did not own, nor have any control over, the side street.
The Fire Department counter sued for damage to the fire truck and other equipment, as well as legal fees & court costs.
Our franchise owner and the Sherriff's Department only counter sued for legal fees & court costs.
All counter suits were granted, curtesy of the audio/video evidence from the security cameras.
Funniest thing about it?
The guy claimed to be an attorney, and insisted on representing himself. He demanded all 3 cases to be tried together. The judge gave him no less than 4 separate occasions (in open court) to seek outside legal advice before, and during, the case. The guy refused outside legal advice. The guy was also the one who introduced the audio/video from the security cameras in court as evidence of our "wrongdoing".
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1. The waitress should have confirmed the payment situation with the one paying and not just take the other one's word for it. Especially since the one paying clearly was never present when these conversations about the bill took place.
2. OP should have been more vocal and not just accepted responsibility... not just the last time, but the 2nd time as well.
3. After the waitress witnessed the interaction between OP and EM, they never should have included OP in the police threat. If OP paid her own bill, then she had absolutely nothing to do with EM's bill. Plain and simple.
The waitress was 100% in the wrong, but OP also should have spoken up sooner and stood her ground at the end. I would have welcomed the police... not my problem the entitled bitch sitting next to me can't pay her own bill. Not my responsibility in the least.
Hey Rslash, a waiter here. Usually restaurant systems have an option whenever a table wants to split a bill (I have worked with only about 6 different systems, so I won't guarantee that it is always that way) and one person can pay their part and leave no issue. In all of the restaurants, bars and hotels I have worked I have never encountered this issue, but we have been told to call the manager in case someone is trying to skip on their bill. TL;DR You can just pay your part of the bill and leave
It makes me so mad when people say. You dont have kids you can afford it. Or pay for me. Like no it's not my fault you decided to have kids.
If I can afford it because I don't have kids, then why am I renting a room instead of my own apartment or house? Just because I don't have kids doesn't mean I'm swimming in cash (though part of that may be because I spend it all on fast food and bills)
Yeah it’s like just cause you have kids isn’t our fault you should have waited till you had the money
"Some guy ejaculated into me, so where's my free stuff?!"
-Rslash impersonating a Karen back in an old choosing beggars video
If you're tight on money, DON'T HAVE KIDS!
I don't know why people have this need to be broke by having kids, like why? having extra kids does not help anyone.
As a parent, that is no excuse for being a leach. If one can't afford to go out, don't. Using the kids as an excuse to extort is the lamest thing one could do. Heck, when we have an event for one of our children, we pay for those who attend and these outings can exceed $200 quite easily.
Gotta love when an entitled parent is called out by their own child.
Paramedic here, regarding the second story had it been me the police would have been called the moment that woman began screaming at the ambulance, never giving her the chance to enter my rig. When I am on a call I do not play with such people and I tolerate ABSOLUTELY NO disturbances to my patient care. And if she had made it into my rig I would be seriously considering sedating her, the extra paperwork be damned!
Doctors: What are you doing in here mam
Karen: my leg hurts
Doctor: This woman is in surgery
Karen: I dOn’T cArE tReAt Me
That doctor is rude
Surgery is a good place for her - no legs no cry
@@Karen-kl7yc H e l l o , K a r e n
@@Karen-kl7yc I A M T H E M A N A G E R - -
@Fortnite Bad HOW RUDE
Footage: exists
Rslash: I’ll pay you to watch it
I WANT THAT FOOTAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Notice how we never see them!! It's because all these stories are bullshit!!
FortAwesome1974 well, it’s probably also to keep identities anonymous. And even if they are fake, you’re here for entertainment.
@@fortawesome1974 or maybe he doesn't pay enough or bargain? :D :D
That's not entirely true.
Pay close attention to his past videos, and sometimes you will be treated with audio clips.
I love to just listen to these videos when i get off work because it helps me calm down and laugh because work is stressful as hell.
I feel for the boy in the ambulance story.. he deserves a cookie for having a mom like that.. 🍪
Children in these shoes deserve a hug and sane parents.
If I was that lady with the entitled mother at the restaurant I would’ve told that manager to refund me for the food that I was FORCED to pay for UNDER DURESS by THEIR employees ignorance and unprofessionalism.
Great way to start out the day, listening to crazy parents :)
I agree
For me it's a great way to end the day
I would never disagree
Affirmative
THEY DID NOTHING WRONG
i’m a server, and if this had happened to me, i would have taken the bills, checked OP out and gotten a manager ASAP. there was no need to put OP on the hook for that and it sounds like the waitress didn’t get a manager involved. the number one rule for me at least is to get a manager involved. in my personal opinion that was completely inappropriate behavior.
I have worked as a bartender and waiter for multiple years. The waitress should have spoken to a manager, failing that threating police on the person who actually consumed the food/drink is a route you could go. Not threatening it on someone who didn't eat anything
Me:Sees the title
Also me:I wonder how this Karen is gonna get out of this.
That woman was just looking for maks trying to be safe
I’m naruto fan
She won't...cuz she wouldn't be able to walk if I were there
Narrator voice: She didn't get out of it.
Lol I got a response by
“Karen”
Sometimes, you're only a friend because you pay for things,
been there a few times... never again!
Yep... learnt it the hard way alright after 3 continuous years of being scammed without even knowing.
All I can say is if you being loaded is the "only thing you are good for" to said person, they are probably 100% a toxic friend/partner.
I know this wasn't intentional, but hearing about entitled parents is quite the birthday gift. Thanks rSlash!
As a former Maitre d', FOH instructor and current country club bartender, my input on that situation would be to let them argue it out and let OP leave if her portion of the bill was paid. The EM would have been responsible for their portion of the bill. If she refused to pay, that is when I would have passed it up to a manager. As a manager, I would have shown understanding that she thought she was ordering on someone else's dime and offered to comp the last two items on the bill. I would then inform her that she was no longer welcome at the establishment and would be asked to leave if she ever came back.
Just because I would understand that she thought she was spending someone else's money doesn't mean I wouldn't judge her for racking up a bill she wouldn't have been willing to pay for herself, let alone someone else. If someone offers to treat you and there are prices on the menu, it's still a faux pas to order the most expensive items or more rounds/courses than your host unless they tell you to go ahead and get whatever you like.
I can't wrap my head around the entitlement these people show, my brain doesn't like to work this early.
There is nothing wrong with anyone here it's the person writing the story
Karen soundcloud.com/user-3909721/yvngvdz-water
@@revengeprod.4528 What
@@revengeprod.4528
Spammer
Story: Uses Metric-System
rSlash: "I oNlY sPeAk ImPeRiAl"
LeMastra lol this was a good comment! 😂
My guess is, that most of his subscribers are likely from countries with a different system and says is in that amount. Best would be if he said the amount of both systems.
In the last story, the proper procedure would be to hold the woman who's not paying accountable and ensure that they weren't allowed there again, as well as allow the actual person who paid for their food to leave since she clarified that they had made no agreements prior to entering and that she actually paid for her food. I worked as a host in a restaurant for about a year and a half and in that time, I encountered two instances where people couldn't pay for their food. One was an elderly Gentleman who I managed to snag before he got too far away and brought him back. The manager comped his food and he was allowed to leave. The other instance was a couple who kept drinking alcohol and stayed for about an hour or two after they finished eating because they were being watched before trying to dash out the door. I don't know what happened to them after that but I assumed that they were never allowed back.
man this is why we need officers with every ambulance
"also recorded on the ambulances camera, PTO's body cameras and the bus's dash camera."
rSlash: I'm gonna need all of that
Blocking the traffic to save people is very rude.
HOOOW DARE YOOOOU???
How Dare you???
Glad to see that not all Karens are brain dead.
I agree, is there a manager I can speak with?
Was a waitress for 7ish years. Calling the police on the person willing to pay their share was the wrong move, but more importantly taking someone else's word that OP would pay was the bigger mistake. That should have rung alarm bells and I would have asked OP if she was happy with that arrangement before the order was even sent to the kitchen.
I work as a waiter/busser in an Italian restaurant. Waitress made the wrong move. As soon as OP pays what they owe, they can leave. EM, having not paid for what she owes, she has to stay. Pretty simple.
Who else heard Rslash say the dad "had lost custody", when it says "had custody"
He also says "the wife of the old lady" when referring to the old man
The new societal standard:
*i nEeEeEed A mAsK moRE ThAn yOuUu!*
11:00 i don’t think anyone is build to fight off someone twice as big
Soon, the entitled parents are going to learn that they can’t win on their own, and will evolve to travel in packs.
I am doubting this will work. Every child is more entitled than the other child. They will out Karen each other.
Oh god, don't jinx us!
The waitress should have said "I apologize for an inconvenience. I'll give you both a minute to sort this out" & walked away to let them handle the situation or just gotteb her manager. But I wouldn't have threatened OP because it wasn't her bill it was EP's bill.
"I'm 160 and like 60kg"
Hey, I can relate to this! :D
"I'm very small..."
.. it's not 'that' small... -_-
I'm about the same size and I don't consider myself small! Sure, I am not up for a fight with dude with a restraining order but still not 'very small'.
Exactly, I'm 153 and 46kg, and a bunch of my friends are only a bit bigger than me, OP would tower over all of us
It's not that small for South Asia... 5'5 is usually the normal "tall" here.
I’m nearly the same height and weight
Former bartender here! That waitress clearly handled the situation incorrectly. She was told by EM that OP would pay. OP explained that this would no longer be the case. The server didn't want to be at fault for the bill, so she pushed it back on the customers. Grow a backbone! When a customer tells you to split the bill, it is no longer their obligation to pay the other portion. It still amazes me that in these modern times, where everyone wants to jump down your throat for the use of antiquated concepts, THEY still want to uphold the antiquated notion of "The customer is always right!"
That first one with the mother blaming everything that happened on the ex-husband is exactly how my mother acted when dad left her. She used to read the obituary pages (page that announces deaths in the local community or anniversaries of deaths for real known locals) in the local paper and then annouce loudly "Your dad is still not in it! Shame."
I told my nana because it used to stress me out to know end as I have nothing against my dad, and she had an absolute go at my mother for it. Mum never did it again.
I love your entitled parent voice. Matches with this text: BLaH blAh bLaH im eNTitlED tO fREe foOD cUz iM A dAILy cuStoMEr
iTs OnLy 38 DoLlArS bruh I could buy me a two beanies a shit ton of Taco Bell with that much money😂
never use the words Taco Bell and shit in the same sentence !
helookalikaman79 oops😅 I’ll make sure to keep that in mind lol
I DEMAND MORE PUPPY BLOOPERS BECAUSE WE DESERVE TO SEE YUGO
You do call the cops if someone doesn't pay for their meal but you threaten the person in question, not the entire effing table, that waiter was way out of line.
$40 can be about 4 (restaurant) meals for me. I would be pissed.
It is literally 3 times the bill of op.
No way I 'd pay for that!!
That's literally 2 weeks worth of ingredients for home cooked meals.
Yeah especially for lunch when places always have lunch specials! I can't imagine ordering almost 40$ worth of food for lunch lmfao
i have a prediction, tomorrow's rslash will be r/Choosingbeggars.
I’m a chef & before I went to culinary school I worked all other restaurant jobs, I feel the waitress handled that poorly, I get they were in the same party but if you realize someone has been getting played & has been paying every time without consenting you should stick up for that person, she’s not in the wrong, it wasn’t her stuff, doesn’t matter if they ordered together or not, if you go out & someone hasn’t already stated they will cover you than you should have the money to cover yourself.
rSlash: the wife of the old lady said
me: wait hold up
Roses are Red
I’m Wearing Sweat Pants
But it’s better than a Karen
stealing from ambulance
English teachers uwu owo
TrextReaper I got a better one
That a red heron
Wearing some pants
But it's better than a Karen
Stealing an ambulance
As a former waiter, if we had to split the bill between two persons, first I would make a reciept when ordered, and every order after it. When was the time of payment they would tell me who pays what, then I would make another reciept for each person with the drinks, they pay, after everything was good and at the end of the shift I would make storno (deleting receipts from day traffic) of the original receipts which were made during ordering. In case of splitting the bill with one side paying their half and the other one wouldn't "because the total was too high" (he/she ordered the expensive drinks. We would basicly have to pay from our own pocket at the end of our shift, it was ordered, it was served, was drinked, and now someone doesn't wanna pay, we have to pay, it counts as minus in cash register. We must have correct amount of money, not more, not less, inspection can come anytime, they give big fines for either "too much/less" money in the register.... problems of the waiter every day, not knowing will he have to pay with his lunch mony someone's drink.
I just want to say that seeing these people singing land down under makes so proud of these true blue Aussies
Thumbnail: I Steal What I Want
true.
When I was a waitress we had people pay FIRST before they get their food unless it was a book in table (when we had their name and number) and our register was RIGHT by the door so we'd just call out "Oh hey you're from table - you haven't paid yet," and they'd normally pay if they didn't we would have to call our manager who sorted it from there.
In what country?
@@rixtunz3625 uk
Worst thing ever: When an entitled parent gets away with their crime.
My mom just had an interaction with an entitled woman today at work.
She works in the shipping office at an apple warehouse.
A trucker was loading up, the Quality Control person kicked 12 pallets (49 boxes per pallet) and Karen kicked off.
She made my mother call the WSDA (WA State Dept. of Agriculture) and have them send their manager down to look at the fruit.
The WSDA manager passed the fruit, so they had to load it back onto the truck.
THEN, she made my mom send an email to the QC person's manager, saying he was no longer allowed on property.
I worked as a waitress for just over a year and if something like this was to happen I would have to get my boss /the pub owner as he was the one that delt with bad customers. Although i did work in a small country pub im sure that should be the protocol as at the end of the day i would get payed wether she payed or not and my boss would be loseing money so its his call. Threaten with police action would be a last resort cuz you dont want to be waitsting there time when something els could resolve the issue.