Great work, guy.

"This problem customer calls for a knight."

Wonderful strategy.

Beaten with compassion.

That's an awkward one.

So no harm done?

And here comes the drama.

Well that's a solid.

Whoa buddy that's a lot to unpack.

Weird Al is the greatest.

Great plan, dude.

It helps to know the guidelines.

The mighty hubris of another horrible customer comes crashing down. For whatever reason, some customers really hold onto that "customer is always right" approach even when they're told that that they're not actually talking to an employee. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/IDontWorkHereLady subreddit by u/ComedianXMI, who shared his encounter with a Karen in a grocery store after he was done with his shift at work. The woman saw his name tag and assumed he worked there. After he politely cor…

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A yellow vest is the key to the city.