Not every job or role is as noble, omnipotent, or even as useful as they always seem to be. There are sketchy secrets in tons of industries, from how you're being charged to who exactly is on the other end of the phone. It can be a little unsettling to know how people actually feel about their own jobs, but it's not exactly shocking.
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Karen and the Karen minions never stood a chance. Seriously, they started things off with a bang when Queen of the Karens lied about knowing the restaurant owner. From there, the restaurant owner decides to take his calculated, nuclear revenge. Oh boy. He led them along, and put up with all kinds of rude and entitled BS. But in the end, it was worth it to the tune of over $4,000.
If you're looking for more cases of severe entitlement from the world's most entitled individuals, check this list out. If you're interested in reading another absurd story about an entitled Karen that was a treasurer, but couldn't comprehend basic math, check this gem out. And if that still didn't satisfy the appetite, check out this AskReddit thread about people that know real life Karens, explaining their experiences.
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Oppressive work dress codes suck and are dumb. We've had jobs where we have to cover up tattoos, since apparently seeing some ink on a wrist would make an old lady crap her pants in terror. People try to work their way around them, like this guy who battled his work tie policy by buying excessively ugly ties. But when your required work attire is something that is uncomfortable, painful, and actively makes your job harder, then it's time to make a statement. This woman went hard.
When their boss got overzealous cutting costs, this group of bartenders and servers took action right when it mattered most. 8:30 on a Friday. It seems like the natural thing to happen when you overwork your staff and stop paying them. For more, here's a satisfying revenge story of an employee ending his despicably cheap boss.
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