@@unrellated yup, these people can't imagine anyone helping someone else without being coerced somehow. That's also probably why they're against a living wage for retail workers. They think they'll not get service if the person has a decent living 😔 That's a guess though
That happened to me in a place that is known for really cheap products where everyone wears black with an orange name and an exclamation point in the logo. I was shopping with my then partner and I was wearing nothing that looked like an employee uniform. This woman stopped me and asked me for light bulbs. I looked myself up and down. She's waiting for an answer. “Do I look like I work here?” She got embarrassed and apologized. My partner and I started looking at bedding and pillows. It happened again. Lady said we were stocking the shelves and asked if we had stuff for a certain type of bed. I told her we didn't work there. She looked annoying because, I guess it appeared to her that we were placing product on the shelves. We were just looking at stuff and putting them back where they belong. She sort of gave us a dirty look and walked away. That was pretty much the end of it.
To the OP in the first story: Don't let Karens stop you from helping people. If you do, the Karens win. I hear that in stories like this and it saddens me. Please continue being a good person and citizen and frick the Karens of the world. 😼 =^..^=
Exactly. Karen's can't stand seeing anyone doing anything nice for another person. They are intent upon ruining human decency, and kindness for everyone! "I'm so sorry that you feel jealous of people being kind to one another, Karen!"
It’s nice when others help each other. Most people are too lost in their own world. I always appreciate it when people help if I’m in my wheelchair or if they step onto the road to let me past. I always make sure to thank them. It doesn’t hurt to help others, unless that other person is a Karen.
I’m laughing so hard at the second story. That sounds EXACTLY like something I would do if I got a phone number that used to belong to a business and they didn’t update their receipts and business cards to not have it anymore.
What I can't understand is how you expect to continue getting business when someone says "People are calling me because our phone numbers are similar/you haven't updated meaning they're still calling mine" yet you respond with "And that's my problem becaaaause..?"
@@nancymontgomery8897 A friend of ours suddenly began getting calls about business deals with a local bank. Turned out they had misprinted their internal directory, and her business number - her business number! - had been printed by mistake. When she called, they wanted her to change HER number, rather than reprint that one page in their directory. (It was a loose leaf job.) She's been in business for about 15 years at that point. She simply started giving out all sorts of loco information, and it took lawyers from both sides to get the matter resolved. The bank lost.
Our old house phone number was one digit different to the local vets. We had so many people phone up wanting to speak to the vets. We did have an odd few people who got so grumpy when we told them the mistake and tried to help them. If they started shouting, mum just hung up. 😂
"check the cameras" one of the best things one of those type of people can say because once they say it and get caught in a lie it's the best moment ever, the worst moment for them, but the best for the people that had to deal with their crap.
Makes you wonder how many Karen's got away with shit because there were neither cameras nor witnesses. People may complaining about there being cameras but those cameras project normal people from this.
First story: That reminds me of another story in entlited parents. Two friends in a gamestop, one was about to buy a game for his friend and the entitled mom attacked by telling him to buy things for her kids and send her kids to beg him and when a manager came the entitled mother acused him of pedofile and the manager took the entitled mother's side right away and called the police and even after he had a chance to explain himself to the police the manager and the entitled mother gave the officer a fake story and the officer didn’t let him explain and he had to demand to check the CCTV because the manager and the entitled mother were denying it. In the end the CCTV was checked, the entitled mother arrested for make a fake police report and the manager was reported to head office and fired. Well deserved because they almost ruined the life of an innocent person.
It happened last week, but I did get mistaken for an employee by someone while browsing art supplies, since I was wearing an outfit with a similar color scheme. Thankfully, there was no drama after I stated I am not an employee, and he just apologized. See, no need to kick up a fuss when you made a mistake. Apologize, move on, and we all can live life just a little bit easier.
I had a reverse one today, almost. I was in a store in a mall looking for some basketball shorts for my son and because i didn't had much time i decided to ask someone so i see a lady and say "excuse me can you" and i stop take a step back as i look how she is dressed and it didn't look as a store uniform and i say "sorry", but she said "what can i do for you? ", me "you do work here no?" and she said yes, then i tell her what i was looking for. I immediately thought about Karen stories and felt relieved, not sure if she didn't think i was a bit weird or something. But i was smiling and shaking my head as i was leaving the store. 😁
I was also on the other side at Walmart looking at games and since they are behind a locked case need an employee to unlock it to get the game I saw a lady who had a similar look to uniform and tag said excuse me she said she wasn't an employee I apologized moved on (Game I was looking to get was dragon ball z kakarot)
@@GraemePayne1967Marine hehehe true, but it was weird and funny at the same time that the first thought was about this stories with Karen and i don't work here, when before probably i will not have thought twice about it. 😁
As someone who basically lives in the hospital and has had more IVs than I can count that last story physically hurt my soul Like my wrist are aching thinking about it-
Some years back - early 90s - my family moved to a small town that had recently had a well-known "Home Improvement" store close. It was still the time of land lines, no caller ID, and phone books. It was not long before we started getting phone calls wanting to know if we had this or that appliance, how much were so many bricks, lumber, did we carry such-and-such an item. Come to find out, that we had been assigned as our home phone number, their old business phone number. We soon started doing just what OP did, and giving out 'information' to those customers. Don't know what happened after we moved, but it continued up to the time we left.
I swear Karens regress to being a toddler when they don't get their way, especially when they are the ones that instigated the fight or argument (roughly the same thing in my opinion)
@Taki Tachibana same here, but I can been vindictive and petty if given the chance especially since its normally people coming in after I've locked the beer up at 1am when I work my overnight shift at the convenience store
Don't let Karen stop you from helping others. If you do that then evil wins. You are a great person for helping others. The one about Fred and the wrong number is so funny. He couldn't be bothered by crossing out the wrong phone number ends up having to buy all new to replace them. That is some smart quick thinking on OP's part.
Fred: "If you don't like it, sue me." Me: "Oh no Fred... I'll be the most foul mouthed arse hole you ever heard. I will insult your customers, abuse them, and tell them if they have a problem with it, take it up with YOU. Ta taa!" *click*
I feel so bad for the OP in the first story. In her intro to her story she states that she's an ugly, overweight, disabled woman. I'm sorry she felt she had to preface her story like that. OP, you're a Veteran, a woman who can do her own projects, friendly, helpful and nice. I know from personal experience though, that the way you see yourself is directly related to the way you're treated by others. Our society can be a cold ruthless place if you're not one of the "beautiful people." God bless you OP, and thank you for your service. 💜🇺🇸
Yeah legally speaking your phone number if its a land line and in some cases cell phones as well are considered public knowledge and if your getting phone calls like that, its up to you to change your number. You could sue for harassment especially if they refused to remove your number from a list or their info but even then the most that would happen is you would be out a lot of money.
The best that Op could do is pay for a new phone number and take Fred to Small Claims court to pay for the cost of a new phone number and filing fees. If a lawsuit was filed, this would probably be offered as a settlement and OP would be shit out of luck because they paid hundreds of dollars for lawyer to get what they could have in small claims
Just remember folks, if they touch you, ALWAYS ALWAYS _ALWAYS_ press charges. They won't learn, not even with a jail term, but it gets them off the streets and could save someone serious injury.
I know how OP feels about cravings while in the hospital. I spent a week on the third floor of a hospital that had an Arby's across the street. I watched people come and go all week long. The minute I was released, I made a beeline for their drive-thru. A roast beef sandwich loaded with tons of creamy sinus clearing horseradish sauce, curly fries, and a Jamocha shake never tasted so good!
It's only extortion if there's an explicit quid-pro-quo. OP wasn't the one contacting their customers, they were contacting him, so him no longer misinforming them wouldn't be contingent on removing his contact information from their paperwork, it would be an inevitable consequence of them no longer misleading their customers. No contingency means no quid-pro-quo means no extortion.
@@s0lastsummer7 she was probably hoping that by her demanding they look at the footage, they'd think "oh. Well she MUST be telling the truth. No need to actually check the footage." Or, more likely, hoping OP would back down out of fear before cameras were checked. Not uncommon for some of these pricks to see a disabled person as weak, meek, and easy to cow into submission
It's really saying a lot about the state of humanity that helping anyone with anything is automatically seen as 'doing your job' and not basic human decency
It's kinda sad that the Karen in the first story made OP believe she shouldn't help anyone. It wasn't a mistake to help, but Karen was so entitled and demanding, she felt bad for helping other costumers.
Broken ankle: in Red Cross First Aid class back in the 60’s we were taught that the victim usually knows if a bone is broken. That however isn’t always the case. The general consensus is that a person cannot walk with a knee or ankle that has a cracked or broken bone. This also isn’t always the case. In 1968 I stepped in a rut and hyperextended my knee, cracking the bearing surface of the thighbone in the knee. I thought I had sprained my knee and got back up and continued bucking hay bales. The knee hurt for about 5 days and then got better. It was 1988 when a surgeon found the healed crack. I am telling this to explain that if someone says that they have a cracked/broken bone, treat it as a broken bone. Also if the person goes down hard even if they can walk on it, albeit hobbling, treat it as a broken bone/torn tendon or ligament. Better to over treat than under treat. That said Karen appears too mobile, too feisty for real injuries.
Ten years ago I was moving cattle gates at the store with a coworker to put them into a storage rack. Walking backwards, I tripped on a wood block used to support things and fell, the round open end of the gate's tubing coming down on my knee cap. It hurt, but I walked it off and kept working with a brace with its swelling and hurting the next week or so. After it all subsided (and to this day), I could feel a couple little bone fragments under the skin where they chipped off the kneecap. I can even move them around a bit under the skin. More to your point, technically a broken bone, though obviously not a load-bearing one. When I broke my wrist the second year in a row, same spot, same fracture, I (at the age of ten) told the doctor :"It's broken." After the xrays he came back and said: "Yep. It's broke. Good call." I still remember that feeling from it to this day, 30 years later.
Me: I helped out of the goodness of my heart Karen: I know what those words mean separately, but when you put them together like that, it's like gibberish.
POV: your staring blankly at your phone when it suddenly turns on. A notification. It’s a new dark fluff video! You now stare at your phone blankly with a purpose.
There was a karate instructor in Erie, Pa, about 20 years ago who did that. A criminal stole a car and drove to the Wegmans to ditch the car and get a new one, but the guy he tried to carjack was a black belt who subdued the criminal until police showed up. 😂😂😂
I have autism and ptsd, amongst other things. I also have adhd which makes me very impulsive. If someone dares invade my person space, I already get twitchy but you grab me, I flip. It’s happened before, not pretty.
The Fred story was great. I once had a number that was off by 1 digit for a pizza place. One person called and gave him the correct number. And then he kept calling my number again even after I corrected them. I took his order and laughed and laughed.
I had bitter lazy 5th grade teacher. that hated dealing with disabled students and absolutely had no tolerance for me in anyway. She broke her toe over the weekend and tried to blame me, saying I ran her toe over on Friday. Which is a total lie because there was no proof and no witnesses of me running her over with my walker. Just her say so three days later. Yeah what ever later lady, I transferred schools later that week.
I have some training in BJJ, and have almost taken down a few entitled Karen's who decided to "attach" themselves to me. Fortunately I know my local cops pretty well (used to train at the same gym). They usually end up telling the Karen that they're lucky I was able to stop myself. Almost every time they've gone on a tirade about having me arrested, and a couple times I've had to go view the cctv with Karen, cops, and a manager. Everytime the cops turn to me and, addressing me by name, ask if I want to press charges. I usually don't, but the few times it has seemed like the Karen hadn't learned a lesson, I did. Moral of the story: You don't know what anyone is trained in or has experienced. You grabbing someone may result in you body making involuntary contact with the ground, you getting decked, a war vet fighting you, or an abuse victim trying to claw your eyes out. Like we're taught in preschool: keep your hands to yourself.
Just got off a sucky day of work and thought I'd take a listen to relax. Apparently I have impeccable timing because it says you uploaded a minute ago. Yay for one good thing today!
For story 2 reminds me of this debt collection agency who kept calling looking for a lady who was using my number, saying it had been verified for the past 2 years, even though I had it almost a decade. It got to the point I had to get my ISP/Phone provider to send them a letter, along with one from an attorney stating that it wasn't this ladys number anymore and to stop harassing me. They then threatened to have me arrested if I didn't find this lady and put her on the phone. I told them simply go ahead, and repeated it when they were taken aback and gave them the local non emergency number for my local police, and the local District Attorneys number too, and told them to have fun, because if I am arrested and in jail you can't bother me. It has been over 2 years since that incident and have not heard back from them.
A thing about debt is, they are sold around. So, you have debt to company A, then if the debt get unpaid, it is sold to some unscrupulous company, and if they can't get any payment from it, it is packed with other debts of that kind and sold to yet more unscrupulous company, and on and on. So don't be satisfied if you already ward off this one debt collection company. In a few years, all the data will be sold to other debt collection company, the new one will find your number, and you will have to deal with it again.
Should’ve said she’s right here…. Tied up and being beaten. My buddy does that when he gets marketing calls, acts like he’s beating a woman and boy it gets uncomfortable quick
I used to work as a secretary for the mayor in a town hall. There was a gynecoloist/womens docotor in the same town who suddenly vanished into the night and never showed up again. His patients called the town to ask if we knew something. And got mad when we told them no, we do not. I also live in a flat that used to house a doctors office more than 15 years ago. People still ring my doorbell and ask for that doctor sometimes, who retired 15 years ago. Really annoying. Google says the office i closed until further notice but people still try.
Story 2 - Nicely done, OP! I could see where that story was going before it was halfway finished. Back in the 1980's, newspaper columnist Mike Royko told of a similar situation with AT&T. They had an 800 number that was the same as his office number, so if they didn't dial 1-800 first, they'd get him instead. AT&T wouldn't change their number, so he resorted to (as he put it) "various guerilla tactics". His most effective tactic was finding out the caller's ethic background, and then tell him / her that AT&T was no longer serving that ethnicity. His reason was usually based on ethnic stereotypes. For instance, he once told an Irish caller, "You just don't pay your bills. We don't if you spend all your money on beer or what, but you can't be trusted." He told an Italian that AT&T technicians didn't like working on phones that were garlicky. It wasn't long before AT&T ran a full page ad apologizing to Royko!
That will open you to lawsuit. Once Fred had changed his receipt number, you have no ground to continue it. Consider that there are still some Fred customers who get the old receipt number before he changed it. They will use the wrong number to contact him. After Fred changed his receipt, any call to your place will be considered an honest mistake. Fred's lawyer will salivate if you keep playing your stunts.
@@gorilladisco9108 it is your phone. You can answer however you please. Fred advertised this person's number as correct and refused to change it. Good luck in court trying to collect on a problem you caused and refused to correct in the first place. Good luck not losing the counter suit too.
@@sirdiealott Don't you read the entire story? In the end, Fred already agreed with your demand to change it. But if you keep on doing that, his lawyer will declare it as malicious. Yes, it will give you orgasm or something, but any judges will say you have already lose your justified reason after Fred agree to change it.
Re: your commentary after the first story, I guarantee that the manager really did say "Let's go to the office and TALK about it" instead of giving up the game by saying "let's go watch the video." Nobody knows how to call Karens on their BS like retired cops or store managers and, with both powers combined, that store manager was nigh unstoppable.
The wrong number story and the business's refusal to change their stationery reminds me of something I did several years ago. My current employer used to be a slightly smaller company before it was sold off a couple of years ago. The company that purchased it purchased other small companies in different regions of the U.S. that were similar to ours, and we have since been rebranded as a major company. When it was under the old name, we had a few satellite offices in different parts of my state, including one I worked at for a couple of years. When our contract with a client where we were located (we're a consultant for the local government) wasn't going to be renewed, the office was closed. We still had two boxes of envelopes that had the satellite office's address on them. A couple of days before we closed the office, I took a few sheets of small address labels; the kind used for return addresses, and using MS Word, printed out the main office's address on them. I applied the labels to the envelopes, making sure to cover up all of the old address, in between other tasks. I placed those envelopes in the supply room and when I checked on them on occasion, I noticed they were going down, so I knew they were being used. Those label sheets probably cost 10 cents each, the amount of toner used maybe 2 cents. I would have changed the letterhead as well, but it didn't look right. I think we only had half a box of letterhead. We just tossed it out.
Woooooooow....... I commend the guy getting the art calls. Long story short is my grandparents had a home phone with 1 and Advanced Auto Parts had the same number but ended with 4. So my grandparents got some "is this Advanced Auto Parts" calls. My grandparents would just say "no this is a home phone you called" and things would go on. I picked up one of them calls and figured I'd screw with them and asked whats up and they asked how much brakes where. Well I quickly said that the computers are down for some reason and said that they'd have to come in.
Story number 2 reminded me of a situation I had once. We had lived in a small town for several years and a new pizza place down the street had opened up. Unfortunately, their phone number was 1 digit off from ours and we started getting rude people trying to order a pizza, after I had told them they dialed the shop number wrong. After about a month of this, I went to the pizza place to talk to the owner. I told him what had been happening and he said "There's nothing I can do about it as I've ordered a year's worth of take out menus, flyers, and newspaper ads, so you'll just have to deal with it." I asked if he was sure that's how he wanted to handle this and was told to leave, if I wasn't ordering a pizza. Well, I decided on the way home on how to "deal" with it. I started taking pizza orders and promoting things that they didn't have on their menu. That went on for about three months, before the place closed down. I wish I had had the guys number to ask him how my "dealing with it" worked for him.
A Karen once grabbed my shoulder and yanked me around so I would face her. She thought I worked in that store, and was screaming at me, but I just calmly put my hands in front of her (at shoulder level) and said "Why did you just assault me?". She looked shocked and silently walked away.
We had the "Fred" problem when we got our home number in 1996. It used to belong to a realty company. I told callers that it was not a business any longer. Most people were cool, but a few of them were Karens or Kens and would yell at me. I finally found out that an independent phone book company had it and I called them. It was a hassle because it seems no one threw theirs away and would use it. I finally got the company to delete it from the book, but I still got calls until we let go of the land-line in 2017. It was such a hassle. And hint for OP on the hospital story: DoorDash is your friend. My husband, a year ago this week, spent little over a week (with 4 of the days in ICU) in the hospital. He HATED the food. One night he called me and told me he was depressed because the food was awful. I called the nurse's station and was told I could have food delivered. So, I Door Dashed him a Ruben Sandwich and fruit. He called me and thanked me profusely. So...yeah, if you're stuck again, get delivery. I know they do grocers for your cereal and milk. :)
I love the way you read these stories and your inflection when you're being snarly. Its almost better than the stories themselves. It definitely adds to them!!
The Art Fred story - What if Op's name was also Fred, and he too also had a shop called Expo for Art - Op could say, "Funny, I thought that they were MY customers."
Last story: the colors OP described for the bruise indicates that it has been healing for a while and is not fresh. Anyone who's had bruises or been around people with them would immediately know he was lying. So that could have backfired big time. (BTW, the green/yellow coloring is caused by the breakdown of blood components. It takes time.)
Your stories you share here are my favorites. No idea where you find these but that doesn’t matter. I love, love listening to them. They never fail to make me smile & laugh to the point of crying. Best Karen stories ever. Thank You! 😹
I can 100% relate to the last story. I was in the hospital, then rehab for 6 weeks thanks to a broken hip (fell on ice of all things) and the entire time all I wanted was a spicy chicken sandwich which they absolutely refused. Within 20 minutes of being discharged, my wife, cousin & I all stopped at Popeyes for that sweet, sweet sandwich! I savored that thing like it was food from the gods!
I have a friend who had a number one digit away from the nearby insurance company. She would be getting people calling about their claims. Some really sad stories. She had to make her answering machine greeting saying, "If you called (insurance company). You dialed the wrong number." She would call the people back who left their number.
@@61rampy65 nah, but the story is bad enough without lying to try and punish someone for something they didn't do. I just belive in actual justice, not revenge. Just say "this crazy b grabbed me. I just got out of the hospital, still sore from the IVs, and that s hurt! Look, she opened my IV site and made me bleed". I think that laying hands on someone like that is illegal everywhere without embellishing it.
@@orenmontgomery8250 "she made me bleed and I'm on blood thinners" would make it more than just assault/battery cos of the risk of bleeding out Karen needs to learn that ANY unconsented touch is assault at minimum
I knew a Fred. His liquor store had my phone # w/two digits reversed. Tried talking to him-he told me to drop dead. Started telling caller that he didn't have what they wanted but another liquor store did and gave them the address. A year later I went to that other store and asked them if they had an increase in their sales. They did. And then I told them why. The owner laughed so hard and then gave me a free bottle of wine.
I used to wrote the helpline # on brochures for new cards, and customers loved this. Then, I was told to stop, because it was a "frivolity" and looked "tacky". The number of customers hounding us with issues and asking for that phone number skyrocketed.🙄
So op in the second story is lucky as hell the owner didnt press charges as legally speaking a landline is public information due to the readily available sources of the information to the public. The OP not only committed extortion, but also a corporate sabotage by impersonating the business owner of the story and maliciously caused him to loose money and customers. Both of which are felonies which could have easily been avoided by simply going down to your phone service provider and requesting a number change. Also the reason he didnt have a leg to stand on is due to phone numbers being public information just like house addresses and ip addresses, the harrassment angle would have also only lost op money in the end because of that as well.
😂😂😜😂😂 *OMGOODNESS Fluff!* *So.. the Expo for Art and last story are two of my favorite so far!* *I'm with you! I thought we were taught, from an early age, to LEAVE YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF! 🤦🤦 People are so lucky I have not been one of the people these KARENS touch! It would NOT end well for them!*
Imagen running up to someone, attacking them, fainting because you see blood from the beating you give, and then complain that people bleed on you when you attack them.
I had a similar story to the Expo For Art, this happened back in the 1980's before cell phones. My home number ended in 5400 and one common practice companies would do is give out a certain number they wanted as their own. We started getting endless phone calls from people wanting Circuit City which had a similar number but ended in 5444. Most people would just request a new number, but I liked mine. I started asking people where they got this number and they said the yellow pages. After that I proceeded to call the company and complain that needed to correct the mistake. Well this never happened (over 6 months) and I was joking around with a friend that was visiting about the endless calls when the phone rang, I answered CC, well needless to say I'd put them on hold, then wait for them to hang up. Eventually I got more creative with my replies and really acted like a disgruntle employee, I worked retail so I knew what you not supposed to do and did it all. After about a month the number of calls decreased dramatically and eventually stopped all together.
I frequent a big box hardware store. Quite often I have large items to load in my truck. I generally can manage to load it by myself so I very seldom ask for loading help (which is ALWAYS available. What is surprising is how often a random person will jump in and help. I have gotten in the habit of trying to pay it forward.
Imagine being so self-absorbed you believe helping someone means that person must be getting paid to help. That the idea it’s just basic decency is incomprehensible.
6:49 I remember a poster of a meme someone made it's superman with the "I want to speak to your manager" haircut, and Lex Luthor holding kryptonite with a photoshopped CCTV replacing it and a text box "no the CCTV my only weakness" priceless
I don't know why but that art or expo art story freaking got under my skin so bad! I absolutely loved it so much that I had to rewind it and listen to it again because it was just so satisfying! God that was awesome!
The first story, she didn’t make any mistake tho. Helping people is not a mistake. She just in her bad luck of meeting with karen. 😂 I hope she doesn’t quit helping people.
The saddest part of all this is that the nice disabled vet lady considered not helping people in the future. Bummer when good intentions blow up in your face. I once offered to a lady with 4 bags and 3 boxes of wine to carry her stuff to her car for her, and she panicked until the manager told her he knew me , and I could be trusted. Like... I only help because I want something from you? The dying art of being neighbourly...
My husband and I had a phone number for some years, then, out of the blue we started getting calls for a beauty shop. Some people just wouldn't accept they had misdialed. One woman called me 10 times before I convinced her that pushing redial wouldn't get a different outcome and she would call me every time. She needed to dial the number to get a new outcome. I put on our answering machine that this was not a beauty shop and that their number was ***-****. I still got calls asking why they weren't answering their phone. Were they taking an early day? The owner called and wanted to know why her beauty shop phone was going to someone's house. One day, the owner even called and asked for someone. I told her that she had misdialed. She wanted to know exactly who the f-word I was and why I was answering the phone in her shop. I just disconnected and thankfully, if she called back she dialed correctly. She called one day and threatened to call the police if I didn't stop switching her shop phone so she wasn't getting all her calls! I had it after that. First, I called and complained to the phone company and insisted they change her number free of charge. The Beautician had been onto them also and convinced them I should change my number, not her, even though I had that number for some years. It took them 3 weeks to change the number. During that time, I made appointments for everyone who asked. 4:30 Friday. This was 1/2 hour before closing for the shop. I never got another call, threat or rude caller after 2 weeks of this and never after the new number was connected. It was a pain in the ass to give everyone a new number (this was in the 80s when cell phones were the size of bricks and way too expensive for most people). I never heard if all the 4:30 appointments ever caused the woman problems, but I hope they at least taught her to be nicer to strangers and not to threaten people who have done nothing wrong (until then).
