SAME

Especially when he said that she messed up and it was her fault! That's when any compassion or understanding I'm showing them is over!!

Right? Call me Karen. I would have been furious

He seems like he's drunk, he tries so hard to come up with an excuse, and tries to hide what he did like he normally would do, but is wayyyyy too drunk to properly execute his normal tactics. His co workers don't even attempt to defend him

Yeah he's...not all there. Either drunk or high.

That’s what I was thinking

No way was he sober!!

For sure. He sounded drunk.

I've seen this clip before. Apparently the order was $25, and he was complaining about a _20% tip._ That guy just lost business for his boss; at least _I_ for sure would not be ordering from there again.

I live in Spain. We dont tip. The waiters get paid a better wage. I rarely tipped in the UK and never for a snack or a coffee.

​@@helenamcginty4920Good for you, but not remotely relevant. Should service workers be paid a living wage? Yes. Does refusing to tip underpaid workers help the situation at all? No.

@@helenamcginty4920 Ok, so that's not relative here, then is it? I'll make sure not to tip if I'm ever in Spain. But from North to South America, tipping is either expected or included on the bill, depending on party size/restaurant/region. It's so weird when Europeans come in, ignoring context and saying "we don't do that here." Seriously, it happens every time, it's like a meme by now. Coisa mais chata. Ninguém perguntou, né? Vai pastar, vai.

@@katphish30 Right??

Also, in what world do cigarettes cost a dollar? 😂

Only inside his head -

I'm not sure if he was on those good drugs or maybe he should be but he is hella delusional.

Okay the fact it's doordash makes him MORE justified than he already was (weird that this makes him more than 100% justified but beside the point) because Doordash pay is basically ONLY tips. Like did y'all miss his line "that's a pretty nice house for a 5 dollar tip"? He's right. They're middle class. They can afford a generous tip. And no the tip was 20% not 22% please learn math

​@@SnoFitzroy20% is a good tip for DD

@@SnoFitzroy This is stupid he is not justified. So just because someone lives in a decent house they need to tip more then anyone else? 20% is an okay amount to tip. Like what you except the people to tip $10? $15 or just tip another whole meal worth? so stupid

@@SnoFitzroyclearly you’re the driver defending yourself or you’re a similar driver acting the same way and just mad. The tip was plenty for what was ordered, 20 percent alone is plenty. Do you want someone to tip the entire cost of a meal for you, is so why?

Okay but he is the one who accepted the order in the first place... 22% is more than enough. 20% is a standard tip. Either way, he was NOT justified, and a "nice house" on the outside doesn't mean shit about someone's CURRENT financial situation. Grow tf up. @@SnoFitzroy

So true

Agreed I don't trust bottled water around animals, because you never know what could be in it

Exactly! She was nuts! To just assume he wasn’t giving them water simply because there wasn’t a bowl next to them is insane.

true i was thinking the same but then again, i don’t understand why he wouldn’t just clarify that he is giving them his own water he brought. he might’ve, but he didn’t in the video and i don’t think she’d be freaking out as much if he would’ve just clarified. also, it is still slightly concerning and confusing that they are crammed in that tiny little plastic storage box. the whole situation was weird.

@@anabellegrace Imo, you don't have to justify yourself to out of control people, it never works anyway. As a person who has raise many a litter of puppies, they looked fine and healthy. They are comforted being in a pile close together especially when in an unfamiliar place. It did look a bit on the smaller side but that may have been what they needed. Were they still nursing? Then their water needs aren't the same as weaned pups. Was this a one time thing with the guy not having a handy wicker basket? The list is endless. He would know what his well cared forgot looking pups more than some random karen would. If you have a concern, introduce yourself calmly - a screaming stranger isn't healthy for them at all - and tell him politely about your concern and get the story, if there's even one to tell. You could offer to buy an unopened bottle of water if you must. But then, where are they going to drink it? He most likely didn't have a bowl because puppies are very messy and a bowl of water would not remain a bowl of water - more like wet puppies and wet blankets - not good either. People like her are exactly the kind of people you don't want to expose your pups to, and who does she think she is, the puppy police? He could have been just taking a break from here to there - a box of pups are heavier than they look.

We also don’t know how he is taking care of the animals. The dogs could be just fine. He could have just given them water.

I totally agree. People are a**holes. My "neighbors" (they lived like 4 doors down got mad because they thought I had put up a fence on my property. (I hadn't, I'd sold a piece of it, the new owner of that piece had) I had left my dogs water dish that happened to be vibrant green tie-dyed on my deck. I came to the house (its a weekend house) and looked at the water dish, thankfully BEFORE my dog drank out of it. They had put ANTI-FREEZE poisonous and VERY tempting to pets because of its sweet smell in my dogs water dish. Over a fence on a piece of property that I DIDNT OWN and they had been trespassing on. Huge 🖕 for that. But 💯 people are weird.

@@amandamcbride1083 agreed. the dogs didnt seem to be particularly distressed, and they looked very clean so I'd imagine he takes good care of them. honestly, it feels like the woman just got upset bc he didn't allow her personally to interact with them. but of course, that's just speculation on my part.

@@danyellemilligan690 omg that's horrifying. people can be so vindictive over the pettiest things, its downright terrifying. thanks for sharing your story tho, this is exactly why i think its best to always be cautious at first bc you never know what other people's intentions are. im glad your dog is okay, thank goodness you noticed so quickly!

It's possible she started freaking out before he even had a chance to finish his sentence and then with adrenaline he just couldn't think clearly when he could get a word in edgewise again

US Prisons don't pay people at all, since it's 100% legal to make someone a actual slave as long as they're in prison.

Yeah, the US just honestly needs waaaay more workers rights. Looking from the outside, the stuff employers can do to their employees and get away with it is ludicrous

The tipping "problem" is a solution looking for a problem. One server we knew was putting herself through college working at a pizza/Italian restaurant. She made as much as $500 in six hours on a Friday night. Other nights weren't nearly as good but $100 was normal. That was 10 years ago. The waitress we had today works a few days a week to supplement her full time state job. She makes almost as much serving as at her full-time job. Yes, these are not Wendy's but they're not Michelin rated either. The first was a bar(ish) and good, not expensive, Italian restaurant. The second example is a family sports bar. It's fairly large and on a Sunday morning they have enough business to keep six servers, two or thee kids as runners, and another seating people. IOW, everyone is making money. Tips are an incentive to work hard. Working hard moves people, gets more tips. Employee happy. Owner happy. Customer happy. No problems. If anyone isn't getting paid enough where they are, go elsewhere. If there is no "elsewhere", it just may not be "the system". " Employees are like rockets. They only work when there is fire up their ass." Tips are the fire.

​@@kwilliams2239yessir. You summed up my own experience, as server, manager, and as a retail employee. The myth is "living wage"

@@kwilliams2239i still don’t think the responsibility of the customer should be making sure the server goes home with enough money to put food on the table and pay rent. i think all that should be the responsibility of the employer and i don’t like the thought of companies being able to cheapskate their way out of paying their employees appropriately because the customer has to take care of the rest. i work at target where i get paid slightly above minimum wage and don’t rely on tips from people shopping. i still have an incentive to work it’s called not wanting to be fired and broke. i am also still required to be nice and provide good service to customers because otherwise i would get fired because of how the company manages their reputation. tipping culture in places like europe doesn’t exist the workers get paid well by the company so people don’t tip. so paying workers less doesn’t need to be a solution.

I was gonna say my phone was accidentally wiped at a phone store ND I was upset but I just assumed it was a misunderstanding on my part. It's just a phone, if I don't save my stuff, that's kinda on me. I get being frustrated and that the guy probably did something wrong but idk maybe he didn't and he's just the one explaining and no one else is owning up to it ? Idk again, it's a phone. I backup everything even my sims save files in a separate place now 😂

I learned years ago to back up any info I want on my phone. An update to my phone made the data on an app I used to keep track of checking and charge card transactions disappear. I had to re-enter a couple of months of transactions but I learned my lesson when ever that phone asked if I wanted to update I backed everything up.

Every time I've dealt with customer service, they've insisted that I back it up before they will touch it.

I second this completely as someone who works in electronic repair as well. It's insaine how many people don't understand how important backing up your device is.

Yeah, both times I've had to get my phone repaired they were very explicit in saying, FOR MY PRIVACY, they have to factory reset it, and then after it's fixed I can reload my backup. They even hooked me up to the store WiFi so I could make sure everything was backed up before we reset it.

That's good of them. Here in the US, minimum wage for servers is $2.13 and $7.25 for all other roles, though several states are higher overall minimum wage. If servers don't make their local minimum wage with tips over a shift, employers do have to make up the difference. For context, 2.13 USD is 2.01 EUR or 1.73 GBP. 7.25 USD is 6.83 EUR or 5.89 GBP. What we pay servers is so ridiculously low. I'd rather cost of the items goes up so tipping could be reserved for intense merit and servers got paid a decent wage consistently.

That's valid and even if they weren't malicious. I'm pretty sure we caught covid from someone else offering water to my dogs. I was dealing with depression so I had completely isolated myself and only interacted with my pets and no one else for over a month (no shopping, not going out other than for their daily walks, really no contact with anyone) a stranger saw one of my dogs panting. She pants out of excitement (like most dogs do) she was excited we were passing near the dog park, she was expecting maybe I would take her to the park but I didn't. I know my dogs, she wasn't thirsty or even remotely tired, she's very active and if anything was anxious because she wanted more exercise than what she was getting. A stranger walking out from the park offered me some bottled water for the dogs and I politely refused but they insisted and I really wasn't emotionally able to handle arguing with a stranger on the street that day so I allowed them to drink the water. A few days later one of my dogs had some weird eye infection, and both were vomiting. Like five days after that I'm horribly sick and positive for COVID. Turns out the eye thing my dog got was one of the "new" symptoms for some covid variant. We literally had no other contact with the outside world for a very long time before that. All my pets are indoor animals, I don't even have a yard. Just the walks and even then the virus wouldn't survive long on the pavement and I washed my dogs paws every time we came back. I'm sure we got sick from a stranger's water offered to my dogs in good faith

But also please unless someone is actively attacking you, try not to do it closer than 3 feet because that can permanently blind someone. But by all means do that if someone is chasing you and trying to hurt you

They were also pitbull puppies so he may have worried that the lady would have hurt them. I wouldn't accept a water from a stranger even for myself if I had any worries they may do something to it.

Because of all the scrutiny those companies have been under they pay much better now overall. They get paid time, distance, for peak time when it's busy, and 100% of their tip.

Anyone who thinks MS is not a disability is an ignorant idiot.

Because if they did, they'd have to raise prices, at which point they'd immediately lose business to all the restaurants that weren't doing that. It's a crappy system, but individual restaurants can't fight it, unless they're backed by multi-millionaires and don't need to be profitable. It's something only congress could fix, but they're too busy creating problems to fix any.

Re: puppies. It is possible that the man doesn’t want strangers giving his puppy water that could possibly have been contaminated.

​​@@pauletteraspberry2923That was my thought too. How can he be sure it really is water that she's wanting to give them? I'd refuse too. I'd also have my own water to give them, which I'm not sure if he did.

And they could still be on milk! Offering water would’ve been fine, this was unhinged 😂

According to the dad with a wet toddler, he might actually not have the legal right to be there with that many dogs. I'd still be waiting for police so I could file that someone physically assaulted me, if I'd gotten this far in instead of noping out in the beginning.

You don't need to gender specify. A Karen is a Karen regardless of gender. Giving a male Karen a masculine label just empowers them. And I too work in retail around plenty of Karen's of all genders, races, ages (although most are middle age).

If I'd offered and was concerned for their safety, I'd find security and make a report but would not engage the owner further. Some things shouldn't be let go but confrontations aren't the best way to get anything corrected.

The thing with doordash is it tells you how much you're gonna make on the trip so if you choose to take it thats on you. Its why people who dont tip may find their food taking longer because door dash is trying to find them a dasher but everyone is declining their order because they dont want 4 dollars for a 10mile drive. I just don't understand dashers getting upset when they choose to take the order. Its not like a restaurant where you get no choice. When i worked doordash the rule of them is a dollar a mile. Sometimes people did 2 dollars a mile. If the delivery wasnt paying at least that then you just dont take it.

That's a really great point!! Thank you for pointing this out!

That is the struggle with being nice while driving. You never know what the other person will actually do if you give them the space. I slowed to let someone out and they went full hog across 3 lanes of traffic and nearly took out another car. Sometimes it's best to just leave people to figure things out.

Oh, I'm sure he would. If that were my employee (or coworker, neighbor, some other person in my life), I'd for sure want to know that's how they were & I'd fire them (or distance myself). I hope there was some sort of consequence to that disgusting rant & activity. I'm surprised at how calm she was! I'd be shaking.

Not to mention she got solid video of his license plates, and him driving erratically while threatening to use his vehicle as a weapon. The police have reason to go after him with the video if her local police know what they are doing.

I am actually almost positive he didn't hit her car because he was smart enough to know he'd be f*cked since she was recording. I think he would have escalated it even more if she hadn't been recording.

Absolutely!!!

We don't know that he didn't say that before the shoving and escalation. It's highly likely he did say something like that, i.e, "they're fine, and you can mind your own business." But the problem with entitled folks like that Katie is that they don't care what you say, the think they are always in the right. Like the lady who called the police about a woman being in the building she worked at, even though the woman worked in the same building. But because "she didn't look like she belonged" this lady called the police, even after the woman told her she had a right to be there too.

It wouldn’t matter once someone going crazy it difficult to calm them down

It's very sad, but Katie would have to drink at least half of that water in front of me and stand there 5 minutes before I'd even consider letting a stranger give my dogs water. Too many people poisoning dogs to trust people anymore. And unless I'd been there for a good 2 hours without seeing them drink, leave people alone! I love dogs more than 99% of people, but taking puppies out into public isn't the m.o. of a person who treats dogs horribly.

​@@scottsmartky​​ That was my thought too. How can he be sure it really is water that she's wanting to give them? I'd refuse too. I'd also have my own water to give them, which I'm not sure if he did.

Yes I think that manager was drunk or under the influence of something

My mom has one that says you don't hang it until you are parked, and you're not supposed to have it up while driving.

My placard warped in the sun and eventually broke!

Placard. And if she has one, it needs to be up as soon as the car stops.

@@katphish30 It is supposed to be up as soon as you park, but in reality it just needs to be up before you walk away from your vehicle. Let's face it most of us with placards, myself included, put it up as we are exiting the vehicle. After we have gathered every thing we need with us first, I don't know how many times I have forgotten to get my placard out of the glove box until after I step out of the car and realize, oops..forgot something..We are just human and we do forget to put it up as soon as we park.

@@nancynull1472 Then in reality you can't be surprised when some misguided do gooder starts harassing you before you get out of the car.

Oh damn.

I feel bad for the Coworkers. They have to pretend like their manager isn't totally wacked out because it causes so many more issues to whistle blow. Been in that situation before, it's not fun at all :(

He was from a delivery app and they canned him when the video went viral. He was apparently an asshole to a few customers. I get wanting a decent tip, those apps rarely pay enough for some of the jobs but he can choose which deliveries he takes, he chose one with a low tip but with what that lady ordered it seems like she tipped based off of the cost of the food order, not including the mass of fees that the app adds on.

​@@ZombieMinion1992 she clearly tiped at least 18% which is more than most drivers expect, which is 10% minimum.

@@ZombieMinion1992 That's how, historically, you tip, by the bill *before* taxes. I tip heavy if the service was good, less if it isn't - but at least 15%, no lower. But that's for actual service, bringing food, refilling drinks, that kind of thing. Tipping just for handing you a pizza from a short walk isn't worth more than $5. My door is up a few flights, I tip more for that inconvenience and extra effort. It is not our responsibility to make up for poor wages - we aren't all making bank ourselves! If you don't like the pay, get a different job. If you can't get a better job, deal with it until you either get more educated or hustle harder. The world doesn't owe you anything, you need to earn it. But I'm old school and might not get this new sense of entitlement just for doing your job. Do delivery people get tipped credit? I think not, so...

YES!!! If I saw a restaurant that had a sign in the window that said "Don't worry about tipping our servers. We pay them well." They'd earn my business so quick! In contrast, I actually saw a sign posted that said "Please tip generously. Our servers are working hard for you! 😄" like ok then why don't YOU freaking pay them?!