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Karen Storms Into A Restaurant Demanding Her Sandwich Much Earlier, Destroys A $200 Sign After It’s 1 Minute Late
We all know what it feels like to be hangry. It can become hard to see in color, and every mild irritation feels like the end of the world. When most of us feel that way, we conserve the energy we do have by keeping quiet and finding a way to eat as soon as possible. Whether that means making food ourselves or purchasing it somewhere, getting fed is the priority. If someone else is providing you food, they are a hero in that moment, and it only makes sense to treat them as such. They deserve kindness because they are saving you from the monster of hanger inside.
However, one woman who visited Gino’s Cheese Steak & Onion earlier this year clearly needs a lesson on how to appropriately handle herself while waiting for food. The restaurant owners were not having her bad behavior, so below, you’ll find a post from the Fayetteville, New York, based sandwich shop where they called out this particularly unruly customer, as well as some of the replies the post received. We’d love to hear what you think about this situation in the comments, but if you’re becoming a hangry panda right now, be sure to grab a snack first. We wouldn’t want to have to publicly shame you for being too rowdy in the comments…
This New York based sandwich shop took to social media to call out a customer for throwing a fit while waiting for her food
Image credits: Gino’s Cheese Steak & Onion
Gino’s Cheese Steak & Onion has quite the online presence, as they have 24k followers on Facebook, but it’s not surprising at all when you start reading the reviews. You can scroll through dozens of glowing reviews from satisfied customers featuring drool-worthy pictures of their food. But aside from how amazing everyone says the food is, there is another aspect almost every review mentions: how great the staff is. It is clear from almost every single review that customers are consistently impressed with the food and the service they receive at Gino’s, so I’m sure it’s a rare occurrence for a customer to freak out like this woman who broke their $200 sign. If she had just waited patiently like every other customer in the establishment, she likely would have loved her sandwich and had a great experience.
Many of the commenters stood behind Gino’s for holding customers accountable
Whether this particular woman was more upset because she was having a bad day or because she was extremely hungry, we’ll never know. But neither is a reason to take it out on the staff, spew profanities through the restaurant and damage property. And while most of us know how to behave even when we’re hungry or having a rough day, our society’s focus on instant gratification might be a factor in some customers’ lack of patience. According to an Oracle report on restaurant trends in 2022, 76% of customers are annoyed when they have to wait 10 minutes or more to receive their food after ordering at a counter. When we have access to almost anything whenever we want it, we have a hard time waiting for just 10 minutes for a great meal.
We reached out to Gino’s to hear if they were ever able to track Rebecca down, but we have not heard back yet. I hope that she was held accountable for the expensive sign, but I’m sure after being publicly ridiculed online, she learned her lesson. Employees in the service industry are treated terribly from entitled customers every day, but this woman really takes the cake. So the next time you eat out, please make a point to treat the employees extra kindly and leave them a nice tip. For all you know, they could have had a crazy lady screaming profanities at them only an hour prior.
While others thought there would be a better way to handle this
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Pittsburgh rare 2 years ago
What the f**k is wrong with that person who said that the last business to publicly call her out is no longer in business? If customers can resort to social media, so can businesses and that half a*s mob attitude is out of line.
Vira 2 years ago (edited)
Agree! Also, she was throwing a tantrum in public. It's not like this was inside her house, and it was not a private disagreement. She wanted a public scene; she got one.
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Caro Caro 2 years ago (edited)
Even if (and when) you are having a rotten day that doesn't give you the right to be rude and abusive to anybody. Bloody woman ... I would have grabbed her and kicked her out.
A Jones 2 years ago
I agree, nothing should justify rude & destructive behavior.
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CG 2 years ago
I get people can have bad days, but don't take it out on the people making your food or any sort of retailer for that matter. Especially the moment you curse them out and destroy their property. While I agree the restaurant should have reported this to the police first, I am also perfectly fine with them putting her on blast on social media.
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
I get it too. Police probably have bigger fish to fry than $200 property damage. Restaurants run on super tight budgets so this may be them trying to recoup their loss more quickly, seeing as this could be of lower priority to law enforcement.
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Jayne Kyra 2 years ago
I don´t give a damn if your house is on fire. The moment you verbally abuse service workers, you are trash.
JayWantsACat 2 years ago
It makes me wonder whether the people defending that person also act like they're entitled to scream and destroy property anytime they're having 'a bad day." Everyone has to cater to someone having a bad day? LOL
Carrie Hebert 2 years ago
Some of those comments make my blood boil. You never take your bad out on anyone, ever. If you feel the need to curse and kick over a sign, stay home. I don't want your business.
Jan Bowyer 2 years ago
If she can't control herself over something so small as a one minute wait, she must suffering from extreme Karen syndrome and should be euthanized or have an exorcism performed (ha ha)
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Mary Rogers 2 years ago (edited)
I don't see a problem with this business publicly calling her out because they are trying to find out who she is so they can be reimbursed for property damage. She committed a crime. That isn't "bullying" her. Hopefully someone will identify her.
Carol Emory 2 years ago
As someone who works in tax accounting, trust me when I say her clients probably already have an idea about what kind of person she is and none of them are going to care about her rants. No one in accounting would ever dare share their personal grievances about a local business to rich clients because, for all you know, they own that business.....
Jen 2 years ago
That really depends on the type of accounting she does. My mom works for an accounting firm that does all the bookkeeping, payroll, sales tax, etc for several smaller businesses. A couple years ago a competitor did something similar which was witnessed by a client with actual clout. Within a month all of his clients cancelled thier services with him and went to my mom's office or the only other one in the area offering those complete services. They see them at least once a week and dont want to be dealing with bad attitudes and really dont want thier employees mistreated.
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Kevin Felton 2 years ago
I love all the Karens coming out to defend this woman. Birds of a feather really do flock together.
Nika Tapia 2 years ago
Having a bad day, or your food arriving 1 minute late does NOT give you permission to cause vandalism or damage property that doesn’t belong to you. Personally, I hope they find her and hold her accountable for her extremely poor behavior.
Emily Raterman 2 years ago
Clearly they don't post about every average rude customer. They serve a S**T TON of people. So to make the social.media a*****e hall of fame, you have to be a real special type of a*****e. And when you work in food service (and retail, etc), you deal with an amount of adult tantrums and utter b******t that is inconceivable to a person having a so called bad day ...we all have bad days but don't inflict them on people
Arthur Johnson 2 years ago
One word, SNICKERS....contains all the food groups necessary for instant gratification and survival when hangry...spares the poor people around you too!...I keep them strategically stashed...
Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)
Oh. I didn't take into account that she might have a blood sugar issue that makes her hangry until you said that. If that's the case, she needs to take all that money and hire an assistant who can tie her up like some kind of werewolf until they can feed her
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David Crandell 2 years ago
I, for one, have no issue with the business publicly shaming this woman. I wish shitty people were publicly shamed more often.
Melissa Peck 2 years ago
An adult throwing a fit like this deserves to be called out publicly. They threw the fit in front of the public, and should be condemned for their terrible behavior publicly.
ADumpsterFire 2 years ago
I love how people are expected to give the benefit of the doubt for assholes, but like what if the staff was having a bad day? She made everyone there have a bad day, and people want them to just be okay with it lol.
Wanda Queen 2 years ago
Huh. That's not far from where I live. I wonder if I know that trashbag of a human....
Alicia GriffonLady 2 years ago
Next time i'm having a bad day remind me to go break stuff on the properties of the people defending the Karen. They seem very understanding and forgiving. Let's see if they are so understanding and forgiving when it's their property...
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Be sure to remind them you are just having a bad day and wouldn't do it otherwise! I hate people like that because you know they already are the people that treat others like s**t or are just waiting for the opportune moment to act like that towards others.
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Slippery Johnson 2 years ago
It doesn't matter what a person is going through, it's no reason to treat others like garbage. If I'm having a bad day I limit my interactions. My bad day is my problem. Leave it at home. Most likely this person just feels entitled being the most respected accountant and all. That's like right under most respected meter maid!
AngelWingsYT 2 years ago
That women is 100% blame. Losing her temper over 1 minute? Cussing out hard working staff? Breaking restaurant porperty? Should have called the cops then and there. You have (i assume) footage of her and eye witness accounts. For anyone defending her. Bad day or not. Thats not how a "respected accountant" or ANY adult should act. Id cut business with her if i heard this! Dont want some loony anger issue person handling my money !
David Brown 2 years ago
100% the restaurant was in the right here. When an individual bashes other people and businesses it's free speech. Businesses have that same right. If anything they've given other businesses a heads up to the disgusting behavior of this woman. Anyone that would stand behind her actions and make excuses for her are no better than she is. Personally I wouldn't want her, anyone like her, or anyone that would defend her darkening the door of my establishment in the first place. Making excuses for this type of behavior breeds more of the same. If I were in the restaurants shoes I'd do everything in my power to make sure she was held accountable for her behavior and destruction of property. Hitting her in the pocketbook may be the only thing that will get her attention to change her terrible ways.
William Bishop 2 years ago
First off, to the people that say this is bullying, get a grip on reality. This is in no way, shape or form; bullying. If it is, then every parent that ever posted about thier child misbehaving in public are bullies according to you. The women was clearly acting like a child and an adult (Gino's) called them out on it. It's called being held accountable for your actions, not bullying. Secondly, by Gino's calling her all this way and not calling in the police is straight up class on Gino's part. They are allowing her to make right what she clearly did wrong. Otherwise, based off the post this women is facing at the least, 3 misdemeanors. Disorderly conduct, aggravated harassment, and criminal mischief. Together she could face up to 3 years in jail and pay upwards of a $25,000 fine. All for having a bad day and breaking a $200 sign. Most people are not extended that luxury and are faced with the consequences when law enforcement gets involved. Hats off to you Gino's.
Michelle Marto 2 years ago
Can't get over the entitled people excusing her behavior, like they wouldn't have left the restaurant or been uncomfortable in the same vicinity as this rebecca, nor as uncomfortable as the waitstaff putting up with it. Their humanity went the wrong way, gotta go try those sandwiches she was so hangry for tho
Yolanda Mulka 2 years ago
It's hilarious that all the Karen's came out to defend her 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I'm pretty sure they did call the police but they need more than just her name because there could be several people with her same name in the city That's not enough to go off of or to file a police report so they called her out as they should no one should act like this This is ridiculous and I hope they call more people out embarrass them for this outlandish behavior
Jeremiah Fisher 2 years ago
I like at the end when all the other Karen's try to defend her behavior.... hilarious! And to that 1 Karen, the internet is filled with people looking for the person who broke the law in their establishment. You ain't shutting down s**t!!
Valerie Mace 2 years ago (edited)
All of you saying maybe a bad day, shame on restaurant. So someone can come to your house, yell curse and break something & you will be okay? Only think missing was her picture, someone google
Clara Stallworth 2 years ago
For those who are defending this woman's behavior, excusing it as her having "a bad day", how about YOU show us how to handle a Karen like her AFTER she curses YOU out for not doing your job in a timely manner (even after telling her when the food is expected to be ready for her), then busts up YOUR signage that cost you YOUR money to have made?? She also told on herself about being a "respected accountant"; well, after this story gets out, we'll see how long she has a business!!!
Rhia Corvalis 2 years ago
Had this one Karen incident. She didn't really break anything, but she was trying to convince the rest of my line that I stole her money--the store phone was ringing, so I was expected to deal with a potential customer over phone WHILE ringing up the line. Turned to answer the phone and this woman threw a 20 over the counter, and the fan behind me blew it back over her side of the counter. Now she starts wailing and shrieking that I'm a thief and a b***h and a whore. Words I've been called before that literally hold no value to me personally, so I asked her "are you sure you didn't drop it?" "No I watched you put it in your pocket!" Well s**t, idk I did that. I told her "you sure you don't need a minute to look for it?" "No just get your manager." Manager walked by, saw the bill at her feet and was like "you mean THAT 20?" I look over the counter and back at the customer. "Yeah that's the one I was told I stole." She canceled the transaction and left. Left the bill behind, too!
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David Wayne 2 years ago
Call the cops? So it's better to have them arrested. Than called out on social media! Either way it's a legit and earned public shaming! Defending her behavior is ENABLING! What next you going to say the school shooter needs a hug and should sue the school district... STFU
Painted Shoebox 2 years ago
"Remind me to never visit your restaurant. So unprofessional. You never know what a person is going through." There are limits to behavior. My blood sugar drops every few hours because my pancreas is garbage. I had to temporarily stop my antidepressants recently for other reasons. Basically my normal low sugar anger has been kicked up to ten. You know what I did today when I was pissed and waiting for food? I waited. I talked politely. I have snapped at people in the past. And you know what I do? I recognize that it's inappropriate behavior, apologize, and don't continue to repeat the behavior. Because that's what you do when you are an adult. If you are incapable of stopping yourself from screaming, insulting, belittling, and breaking things because of your anger, you are in need of help and are likely damaging your closest relationships, if not being outright abusive. Please seek help.
Jack Swallows 2 years ago
What a person of going though is never an excuse to take it out on those around you. Especially staff working to make you a meal. Ikgaf what that R.Clark was dealing with not acceptable. And now I know I'll never use an accountant with that name. Thank Gino's for not letting this stay in the shadows
Robert MacLean 2 years ago
I dont care if you are having a bad day, as I would never act like this if I were. Your bad days are no excuse to act like an unsociable A-hole. I would ask her to never return.
Tammi Palmer 2 years ago
Lol of you are going through a lot, I understand, but better to be kind so you can get a helping hand yourself
Nikki ImaTellitTrue Lewis 2 years ago
I've been in the food industry for over 20 years and people like this are always taking it out on us&other(customer service type employees) But idgafrick who you are or what you do for a living you don't have the right to take your b.s. bad mood on other people! For those saying oh maybe she's having a bad day/hard time of it? So this is an excuse to act a fool? THE WHOLE WORLD IS HAVING A HARD TIME/BAD DAYS! That doesn't excuse crass, ignorant,selfish, self righteous, arrogant (hangry or not)behavior I'ma #TellitTrue if that was the case then people world wide that do f'd up stuff "oh I hit your car but I was hangry and having a bad day so it's ok, or I whopped such n such's butt but it's ok - you don't get a free pass free acting this way! Damn right to blast her a$$ on sm serves her right but I do think they shoulda called cops on her too.
Jim Mulholland 2 years ago
When you throw a fit in public you're just begging for attention. The sandwich shop gave her exactly what she wanted, more attention. Another satisfied customer.
Jim Mulholland 2 years ago
Some people are chastising the establishment for their social media post. In this day and age everyone has a smartphone and a great majority have social media accounts. Anyone, anyone could have posted this scene to social media. If you don't want to be made a laughing stock maybe check your behavior.
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Tracie Fleshman 2 years ago
The point is she destroyed $200 worth of property. She wouldn't be doing my taxes. Entitled bi$*#
Gary Rainey 2 years ago
I have never thrown a fit like that in a restaurant. I always tip 20%as long as drinks are kept filled and order is right when served. But a minute late is nothing to ruin everyone's day over.
Mandie Hanson 2 years ago (edited)
And for those of you who seem to think this woman's childish behavior is okay, work a retail or service job for 6 months. I promise you will change your tune.
Bo Lee 2 years ago
The people who are calling the business out for exposing her behavior are probably act the same way when they don't get their way. Why not publicly shame her when her actions were in public? As for the people who are saying that she might just had a bad day so the behavior is excusable, Please let everyone know where you work at so when we're having a bad day we know where we can act a fool and nobody would care and just write it off that I'm having a bad day.
Fred Jacobson 2 years ago
Staff should have held this bi tch down and fed her her precious sandwich anally. And when I say anally, I mean to CRAM IT SIDEWAYS UP THE STUPID BIT CH'S BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE! BUT THOLE!
Sanchi 2 years ago (edited)
AGREE! Wait no she doesn’t deserve the sandwich
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Cathy Tuckey 2 years ago
Working in a restaurant is a hard job putting up with a lot of c**p. Give the employees kindness.
Agent Tuna Ghost 2 years ago
So according to the Karen Brigade defending this woman's behavior, the workers are just obligated to let some rude, entitled rhymes-with-witches throw a tantrum in their establishment and destroy property, then send them off with a big smile and absolutely no repercussions whatsoever, because to them being paid minimum wage means means you must forfeit all respect and dignity and let anyone spending $15 for a sandwich treat you like dirt. For decades now the motto of businesses has been "The customer is always right!" and now we're seeing the fallout of that attitude, a entire generation of Karens who think they're gods among mortals when they step into a store or restaurant. But now that we mere peasants have social media and can push back against these people somewhat, suddenly there are a million concern trolls coming out to hand-wring about how these businesses are "being too mean to these poor ladies just having a bad day uwu".
Agent Tuna Ghost 2 years ago
I'd just like to add that the whole "you never know what someone else is going through" thing is a two-way street. I had a customer treat me like absolute garbage once because the alarm went off as she was leaving the store and it was my job to check her items for tags. I was very polite and respectful, but she threatened to call my manager on me, and then the police (yes, I swear), then she stormed off in a big huff. Well, this just so happened to be the day after my cat of 15 years had died of kidney failure, and I was already feeling about as awful as I could possibly feel. So now I'm standing there, trying my hardest not to break down in tears. Maybe she was "having a bad day" but so was I; the difference is *I* didn't take my pain out on *her.* People who work service jobs aren't just unfeeling robots you can abuse, WE also have bad days, so maybe think of that the next time you want to use the "maybe they're going through something" excuse to defend this type of rude behavior.
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Mikail Ahmed 2 years ago
Didn't anyone else notice that all the people who thought there was better way to handle this were all women, and they all say that the business should be more professional and then say that women because she may have had a bad day has the right to be disrespectful what kinda logic is that. For any kind of transaction trust and respect should be given to both parties.
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Gender has nothing to do with it. There are plenty of guys that act the same way. I'm a woman and I'm the first one to go off on people if I see them act this way in public. It's just being a decent human being, nothing gender connected.
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Richard Anderson 2 years ago
When I worked at BK any customer that cussed out one of the workers was immediately kicked out of the restaurant, store policy. Nobody working in food service, or any job really, gets paid enough to deal with that behavior.
Melissa H 2 years ago
The fact they take a stand against bad customers and protect their employees makes me respect them more, not less. I plan on going to New York soon and I have a feeling there is a deli there I might want to wait patiently for my food. Silly enough I am sure after I order it even if there is a problem we will be able to talk about it like civil humans. Whatever the reason you have for being a jerk to retail employees it is never good enough. You're NEVER allowed to make someone your human punching bag no matter how stressed you are!!!!
Mandie Hanson 2 years ago
She damaged property and is a 'respected accountant'. If you want to label yourself and put your reputation and job out there as you have a tantrum like a two year old over a sandwich then you deserve the the karma coming your way. For those excusing her behavior as 'having a bad day', guess what? All of us do. And the 90% of us don't take it out on other people and vandalize and destroy others property. Bad days are no excuses for bad behavior to others. Grow up and act your age, not your shoe size.
George Ricks 2 years ago
Obviously she was pressed for time and didn't handle the situation correctly
wellwisher 2 years ago (edited)
1) the customer should never be or never should have been right, ever. 2) hit the road, Karen, you will never make a business just because it is you and your money , you think way to much of yourself 3) open your own business, WE BEG YOU, then you can serve or treat all the other KAREN'S however, you wish. 4) it's going to be interesting to see how long you ( take it) stay in business. 5) Our customers shouldn't have to put up with the likes of you.6) We are not going to lose our loyals because of you on the likes of you 7) move on down the road to someplace, where they, think you matte. 8,) that'll never be us. 9) please let me hold the door for you. 10) please tell me, you know which direction I'm talking about???
Tyler DeVeau 2 years ago (edited)
This person has a long way to go and honestly she needs Jesus. Not even saying that ironically. A little kindness and patience goes a long way, and eventually you're going to find that your short fuse becomes a mile long.
James Foran 2 years ago
She broke something and made a fool of herself. They were cutt6her a break by not getting police involved. If the do she has a record. For all you fools defending g her, you obviously have never worked in the service industry. Other customers support the restaurant side of the story.
Skylar Jaxx 2 years ago
Everyone who stuck up for her has caused one of these scenes in public before. U act a fool in public u get called out in public. Keep up that same energy. U don't get coddled cause ur day was bad. Good on the restaurant for putting her out there.
Kyle Cross 2 years ago
These people that are saying the restaurant was out of place by posting this online don't understand that this happened in New York, things work differently there. Saying this is bad for business??? This is great for restaurant in a city like New York, they are going to be busier than ever now that this has happened.
Lee Barber 2 years ago (edited)
I learned in the military that there were certain people you didn't want to p**s off. Officers, chiefs, Those who took care of you when you were sick or injured, those who could arrest you, those who decided if/when you could take liberty, those who handled your pay and those who fed you.
William Bishop 2 years ago
First off, the person who said Gino's was bullying for calling her out on social media, get a grip! Calling a person out for behaving inappropriately in a public establishment is not bullying, its holding them accountable. Your whole argument is they are bullying for posting the incident. So, what about all the police station who post about catching criminals or county court houses who post daily court verdicts? Are they also bullies for calling out the people who behaved wrong, got caught doing it, and then posting thier fate online? Secondly, by Gino's calling her out this way, it allows her time to make right what she did wrong. Everyone has bad days, just like everyone makes mistakes, but not everyone gets a chance to correct those mistakes before law enforcement gets involved. From what I read she could be charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated harassment, and criminal mischief. Those together could land her 3 years in prison, and upwards of a $25,000 fine.
MacKenlie Plunkett 2 years ago
Went in to the original Facebook post to see more comments and if she paid… post has been removed
mike drake 2 years ago
Having a bad day doesn’t entitle you to purposely break things. By that logic ms bad day can damage eve7 sign of every business she passes on the way back to her office?
Tracie Fleshman 2 years ago
The fact that she damaged a $200 sign is the entire point of calling her out. When you damage property your a*s needs to be thrown out.c
Lgndry Nomads 2 years ago
I'm a fast food worker, let me tell you, people like her are Everywhere. I've been with my restaurant for 7months and I believe I've had 4 shifts where we didn't encounter some snobby entitled or otherwise rude tit. Have these people not seen the movie "Waiting"
Bob Cakin 2 years ago (edited)
Person telling the employees they need to "contact the police" instead of using public shaming tools to prevent that behavior... why? So the police can shoot Rebecca Clark? Cause that's the reality of what calling the police in the US actually means. The likelihood of her getting shot goes way up too if she is anything other than white. Idk... being held accountable online is infinitely better than being dead.
Houseof No 2 years ago
I have never seen or met this woman but I would almost be willing to bet she probably doesn't miss a meal. Seriously, if you're going to have a psychotic episode over FOOD, you've got more serious issues. Ban this woman and press charges.
Carol Edmonds 2 years ago
"You're not you when you're hungry. Grab a Snickers" is the tagline for a well-known candy bar. I agree that the restaurant calling the customer out on social media was tacky,as well. Nobody has a "right" to be rude to someone else for doing their job,simply because she was told that the place was busy, and she was there creating a scene for food that was coming up in another minute, literally. She also destroyed the expensive sign and should have to pay for it to be repaired or replaced. But that's another story.
Karen Myers 2 years ago
Bored Panda, please for the love of well.... Kind Karen's everywhere, stop using our good name to describe poorly behaved women! Kind Karen's would be SO grateful!
Helena Ribeiro 2 years ago
I feel bad for everyone actually named Karen and that are kind people. These days must be awful for you. And I actually love the name myself... however if I named my daughter "Karen", she would go through hell. That's not fair, really.
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Chas UGC 2 years ago (edited)
I won't believe it until I see it. People make up all sorts of things online and many get duped and believe it. Then, at the bottom of the article, it admits that it is fiction.
CA3 2 years ago
Exactly where is that admission? Please feel free to copy & paste it into your reply so everyone can benefit from your keen eye for detail.
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Derek Pauly 2 years ago
The restaurant was petty in the post, but also hilarious so I'll give them a pass.
Karen Cheek 2 years ago
Why is the heading "Karen Storms lnto a Restaurant" when her name was Rebecca? Just to perpetuate unfounded hate toward the Karens of the world?
hidden kitten 2 years ago
New York City here. Gino's AND Pats Cheese steaks in Phillie are trash. Go to your neighborhood Bodega and get a chopped steak with cheese. period. I didn't know Gino's expanded to NYC. It's prolly not even the real Gino's. Even if it was, Gino's and Pats Cheese steaks are situated right across the street from each other in Philadelphia. They must not try for best cheese steaks. They prolly try for Most Media Attention Because Customers are entitled.
hidden kitten 2 years ago
You go to GINOS!!! in NYC?????? I mean honestly the best chopped steak and cheese is from a bodega on 167 and audobon. Philli Cheese steaks are GARBAGE 🗑️. yeah, it's worth a day trip if your from Jersey or the City, but honestly They don't even try with they cheese steaks. Pats OR Gino's. Stop basing your opinion on others, (especially on crappy cheese steaks wit wiz.) Think for your self. Find a Neighborhood Bodega, you may have to try a few, and get a chopped steak and cheese and onions and peppers if that is your fancy. Just like the best Mediterranean food Plates are outside of penn station for a reasonable price. Don't go to Italy for Pizza. Don't go to Philly for cheese steaks (especially Gino's or Pats. It you didn't know, they are a Philli staple and are right across the street from each other. Wonder how much they rent went up since 2019.
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
And that is exactly why we have so many idiots acting like her these days. Don't enable bad attitude and behavior, call it out.
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Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Oh hunny, making a scene or even just acting poorly towards others because you are slightly inconvenienced ABSOLUTELY is a bad thing. If you hope any family members of yours act like a Karen, you are part of the problem with this entitled behavior. I personally have openly gone off on random people for acting that way, let alone family members. That behavior is unacceptable and trying to excuse it and try to make it into a positive for change is just sad.
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Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Treating others terribly is black and white. No matter your excuse you don't get to take things out on other people. People absolutely should be shamed for that like they used to be, so we have less idiots like this running around being harmful to others.
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Gail Lynn 2 years ago
Hubby & I both are diabetic. Have dealt with low blood sugar. We never take it out on the person on other side of the counter. It's not their fault we got distracted & we forgot to eat...
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ADumpsterFire 2 years ago
This is literally prime Karen, entitled abrasive and illogical.
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Allison B 2 years ago
Maybe I'm being naive here but I don't think its allowed to hide money from the government? I mean if it was ok to not tell the government you wouldn't have to "hide" it right?
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Pittsburgh rare 2 years ago
What the f**k is wrong with that person who said that the last business to publicly call her out is no longer in business? If customers can resort to social media, so can businesses and that half a*s mob attitude is out of line.
Vira 2 years ago (edited)
Agree! Also, she was throwing a tantrum in public. It's not like this was inside her house, and it was not a private disagreement. She wanted a public scene; she got one.
Load More Replies... Caro Caro 2 years ago (edited)
Even if (and when) you are having a rotten day that doesn't give you the right to be rude and abusive to anybody. Bloody woman ... I would have grabbed her and kicked her out.
A Jones 2 years ago
I agree, nothing should justify rude & destructive behavior.
Load More Replies... CG 2 years ago
I get people can have bad days, but don't take it out on the people making your food or any sort of retailer for that matter. Especially the moment you curse them out and destroy their property. While I agree the restaurant should have reported this to the police first, I am also perfectly fine with them putting her on blast on social media.
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
I get it too. Police probably have bigger fish to fry than $200 property damage. Restaurants run on super tight budgets so this may be them trying to recoup their loss more quickly, seeing as this could be of lower priority to law enforcement.
Load More Replies... Jayne Kyra 2 years ago
I don´t give a damn if your house is on fire. The moment you verbally abuse service workers, you are trash.
JayWantsACat 2 years ago
It makes me wonder whether the people defending that person also act like they're entitled to scream and destroy property anytime they're having 'a bad day." Everyone has to cater to someone having a bad day? LOL
Carrie Hebert 2 years ago
Some of those comments make my blood boil. You never take your bad out on anyone, ever. If you feel the need to curse and kick over a sign, stay home. I don't want your business.
Jan Bowyer 2 years ago
If she can't control herself over something so small as a one minute wait, she must suffering from extreme Karen syndrome and should be euthanized or have an exorcism performed (ha ha)
Load More Replies... Mary Rogers 2 years ago (edited)
I don't see a problem with this business publicly calling her out because they are trying to find out who she is so they can be reimbursed for property damage. She committed a crime. That isn't "bullying" her. Hopefully someone will identify her.
Carol Emory 2 years ago
As someone who works in tax accounting, trust me when I say her clients probably already have an idea about what kind of person she is and none of them are going to care about her rants. No one in accounting would ever dare share their personal grievances about a local business to rich clients because, for all you know, they own that business.....
Jen 2 years ago
That really depends on the type of accounting she does. My mom works for an accounting firm that does all the bookkeeping, payroll, sales tax, etc for several smaller businesses. A couple years ago a competitor did something similar which was witnessed by a client with actual clout. Within a month all of his clients cancelled thier services with him and went to my mom's office or the only other one in the area offering those complete services. They see them at least once a week and dont want to be dealing with bad attitudes and really dont want thier employees mistreated.
Load More Replies... Kevin Felton 2 years ago
I love all the Karens coming out to defend this woman. Birds of a feather really do flock together.
Nika Tapia 2 years ago
Having a bad day, or your food arriving 1 minute late does NOT give you permission to cause vandalism or damage property that doesn’t belong to you. Personally, I hope they find her and hold her accountable for her extremely poor behavior.
Emily Raterman 2 years ago
Clearly they don't post about every average rude customer. They serve a S**T TON of people. So to make the social.media a*****e hall of fame, you have to be a real special type of a*****e. And when you work in food service (and retail, etc), you deal with an amount of adult tantrums and utter b******t that is inconceivable to a person having a so called bad day ...we all have bad days but don't inflict them on people
Arthur Johnson 2 years ago
One word, SNICKERS....contains all the food groups necessary for instant gratification and survival when hangry...spares the poor people around you too!...I keep them strategically stashed...
Izzy Curer 2 years ago (edited)
Oh. I didn't take into account that she might have a blood sugar issue that makes her hangry until you said that. If that's the case, she needs to take all that money and hire an assistant who can tie her up like some kind of werewolf until they can feed her
Load More Replies... David Crandell 2 years ago
I, for one, have no issue with the business publicly shaming this woman. I wish shitty people were publicly shamed more often.
Melissa Peck 2 years ago
An adult throwing a fit like this deserves to be called out publicly. They threw the fit in front of the public, and should be condemned for their terrible behavior publicly.
ADumpsterFire 2 years ago
I love how people are expected to give the benefit of the doubt for assholes, but like what if the staff was having a bad day? She made everyone there have a bad day, and people want them to just be okay with it lol.
Wanda Queen 2 years ago
Huh. That's not far from where I live. I wonder if I know that trashbag of a human....
Alicia GriffonLady 2 years ago
Next time i'm having a bad day remind me to go break stuff on the properties of the people defending the Karen. They seem very understanding and forgiving. Let's see if they are so understanding and forgiving when it's their property...
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Be sure to remind them you are just having a bad day and wouldn't do it otherwise! I hate people like that because you know they already are the people that treat others like s**t or are just waiting for the opportune moment to act like that towards others.
Load More Replies... Slippery Johnson 2 years ago
It doesn't matter what a person is going through, it's no reason to treat others like garbage. If I'm having a bad day I limit my interactions. My bad day is my problem. Leave it at home. Most likely this person just feels entitled being the most respected accountant and all. That's like right under most respected meter maid!
AngelWingsYT 2 years ago
That women is 100% blame. Losing her temper over 1 minute? Cussing out hard working staff? Breaking restaurant porperty? Should have called the cops then and there. You have (i assume) footage of her and eye witness accounts. For anyone defending her. Bad day or not. Thats not how a "respected accountant" or ANY adult should act. Id cut business with her if i heard this! Dont want some loony anger issue person handling my money !
David Brown 2 years ago
100% the restaurant was in the right here. When an individual bashes other people and businesses it's free speech. Businesses have that same right. If anything they've given other businesses a heads up to the disgusting behavior of this woman. Anyone that would stand behind her actions and make excuses for her are no better than she is. Personally I wouldn't want her, anyone like her, or anyone that would defend her darkening the door of my establishment in the first place. Making excuses for this type of behavior breeds more of the same. If I were in the restaurants shoes I'd do everything in my power to make sure she was held accountable for her behavior and destruction of property. Hitting her in the pocketbook may be the only thing that will get her attention to change her terrible ways.
William Bishop 2 years ago
First off, to the people that say this is bullying, get a grip on reality. This is in no way, shape or form; bullying. If it is, then every parent that ever posted about thier child misbehaving in public are bullies according to you. The women was clearly acting like a child and an adult (Gino's) called them out on it. It's called being held accountable for your actions, not bullying. Secondly, by Gino's calling her all this way and not calling in the police is straight up class on Gino's part. They are allowing her to make right what she clearly did wrong. Otherwise, based off the post this women is facing at the least, 3 misdemeanors. Disorderly conduct, aggravated harassment, and criminal mischief. Together she could face up to 3 years in jail and pay upwards of a $25,000 fine. All for having a bad day and breaking a $200 sign. Most people are not extended that luxury and are faced with the consequences when law enforcement gets involved. Hats off to you Gino's.
Michelle Marto 2 years ago
Can't get over the entitled people excusing her behavior, like they wouldn't have left the restaurant or been uncomfortable in the same vicinity as this rebecca, nor as uncomfortable as the waitstaff putting up with it. Their humanity went the wrong way, gotta go try those sandwiches she was so hangry for tho
Yolanda Mulka 2 years ago
It's hilarious that all the Karen's came out to defend her 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I'm pretty sure they did call the police but they need more than just her name because there could be several people with her same name in the city That's not enough to go off of or to file a police report so they called her out as they should no one should act like this This is ridiculous and I hope they call more people out embarrass them for this outlandish behavior
Jeremiah Fisher 2 years ago
I like at the end when all the other Karen's try to defend her behavior.... hilarious! And to that 1 Karen, the internet is filled with people looking for the person who broke the law in their establishment. You ain't shutting down s**t!!
Valerie Mace 2 years ago (edited)
All of you saying maybe a bad day, shame on restaurant. So someone can come to your house, yell curse and break something & you will be okay? Only think missing was her picture, someone google
Clara Stallworth 2 years ago
For those who are defending this woman's behavior, excusing it as her having "a bad day", how about YOU show us how to handle a Karen like her AFTER she curses YOU out for not doing your job in a timely manner (even after telling her when the food is expected to be ready for her), then busts up YOUR signage that cost you YOUR money to have made?? She also told on herself about being a "respected accountant"; well, after this story gets out, we'll see how long she has a business!!!
Rhia Corvalis 2 years ago
Had this one Karen incident. She didn't really break anything, but she was trying to convince the rest of my line that I stole her money--the store phone was ringing, so I was expected to deal with a potential customer over phone WHILE ringing up the line. Turned to answer the phone and this woman threw a 20 over the counter, and the fan behind me blew it back over her side of the counter. Now she starts wailing and shrieking that I'm a thief and a b***h and a whore. Words I've been called before that literally hold no value to me personally, so I asked her "are you sure you didn't drop it?" "No I watched you put it in your pocket!" Well s**t, idk I did that. I told her "you sure you don't need a minute to look for it?" "No just get your manager." Manager walked by, saw the bill at her feet and was like "you mean THAT 20?" I look over the counter and back at the customer. "Yeah that's the one I was told I stole." She canceled the transaction and left. Left the bill behind, too!
Load More Replies... David Wayne 2 years ago
Call the cops? So it's better to have them arrested. Than called out on social media! Either way it's a legit and earned public shaming! Defending her behavior is ENABLING! What next you going to say the school shooter needs a hug and should sue the school district... STFU
Painted Shoebox 2 years ago
"Remind me to never visit your restaurant. So unprofessional. You never know what a person is going through." There are limits to behavior. My blood sugar drops every few hours because my pancreas is garbage. I had to temporarily stop my antidepressants recently for other reasons. Basically my normal low sugar anger has been kicked up to ten. You know what I did today when I was pissed and waiting for food? I waited. I talked politely. I have snapped at people in the past. And you know what I do? I recognize that it's inappropriate behavior, apologize, and don't continue to repeat the behavior. Because that's what you do when you are an adult. If you are incapable of stopping yourself from screaming, insulting, belittling, and breaking things because of your anger, you are in need of help and are likely damaging your closest relationships, if not being outright abusive. Please seek help.
Jack Swallows 2 years ago
What a person of going though is never an excuse to take it out on those around you. Especially staff working to make you a meal. Ikgaf what that R.Clark was dealing with not acceptable. And now I know I'll never use an accountant with that name. Thank Gino's for not letting this stay in the shadows
Robert MacLean 2 years ago
I dont care if you are having a bad day, as I would never act like this if I were. Your bad days are no excuse to act like an unsociable A-hole. I would ask her to never return.
Tammi Palmer 2 years ago
Lol of you are going through a lot, I understand, but better to be kind so you can get a helping hand yourself
Nikki ImaTellitTrue Lewis 2 years ago
I've been in the food industry for over 20 years and people like this are always taking it out on us&other(customer service type employees) But idgafrick who you are or what you do for a living you don't have the right to take your b.s. bad mood on other people! For those saying oh maybe she's having a bad day/hard time of it? So this is an excuse to act a fool? THE WHOLE WORLD IS HAVING A HARD TIME/BAD DAYS! That doesn't excuse crass, ignorant,selfish, self righteous, arrogant (hangry or not)behavior I'ma #TellitTrue if that was the case then people world wide that do f'd up stuff "oh I hit your car but I was hangry and having a bad day so it's ok, or I whopped such n such's butt but it's ok - you don't get a free pass free acting this way! Damn right to blast her a$$ on sm serves her right but I do think they shoulda called cops on her too.
Jim Mulholland 2 years ago
When you throw a fit in public you're just begging for attention. The sandwich shop gave her exactly what she wanted, more attention. Another satisfied customer.
Jim Mulholland 2 years ago
Some people are chastising the establishment for their social media post. In this day and age everyone has a smartphone and a great majority have social media accounts. Anyone, anyone could have posted this scene to social media. If you don't want to be made a laughing stock maybe check your behavior.
Load More Replies... Tracie Fleshman 2 years ago
The point is she destroyed $200 worth of property. She wouldn't be doing my taxes. Entitled bi$*#
Gary Rainey 2 years ago
I have never thrown a fit like that in a restaurant. I always tip 20%as long as drinks are kept filled and order is right when served. But a minute late is nothing to ruin everyone's day over.
Mandie Hanson 2 years ago (edited)
And for those of you who seem to think this woman's childish behavior is okay, work a retail or service job for 6 months. I promise you will change your tune.
Bo Lee 2 years ago
The people who are calling the business out for exposing her behavior are probably act the same way when they don't get their way. Why not publicly shame her when her actions were in public? As for the people who are saying that she might just had a bad day so the behavior is excusable, Please let everyone know where you work at so when we're having a bad day we know where we can act a fool and nobody would care and just write it off that I'm having a bad day.
Fred Jacobson 2 years ago
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Sanchi 2 years ago (edited)
AGREE! Wait no she doesn’t deserve the sandwich
Load More Replies... Cathy Tuckey 2 years ago
Working in a restaurant is a hard job putting up with a lot of c**p. Give the employees kindness.
Agent Tuna Ghost 2 years ago
So according to the Karen Brigade defending this woman's behavior, the workers are just obligated to let some rude, entitled rhymes-with-witches throw a tantrum in their establishment and destroy property, then send them off with a big smile and absolutely no repercussions whatsoever, because to them being paid minimum wage means means you must forfeit all respect and dignity and let anyone spending $15 for a sandwich treat you like dirt. For decades now the motto of businesses has been "The customer is always right!" and now we're seeing the fallout of that attitude, a entire generation of Karens who think they're gods among mortals when they step into a store or restaurant. But now that we mere peasants have social media and can push back against these people somewhat, suddenly there are a million concern trolls coming out to hand-wring about how these businesses are "being too mean to these poor ladies just having a bad day uwu".
Agent Tuna Ghost 2 years ago
I'd just like to add that the whole "you never know what someone else is going through" thing is a two-way street. I had a customer treat me like absolute garbage once because the alarm went off as she was leaving the store and it was my job to check her items for tags. I was very polite and respectful, but she threatened to call my manager on me, and then the police (yes, I swear), then she stormed off in a big huff. Well, this just so happened to be the day after my cat of 15 years had died of kidney failure, and I was already feeling about as awful as I could possibly feel. So now I'm standing there, trying my hardest not to break down in tears. Maybe she was "having a bad day" but so was I; the difference is *I* didn't take my pain out on *her.* People who work service jobs aren't just unfeeling robots you can abuse, WE also have bad days, so maybe think of that the next time you want to use the "maybe they're going through something" excuse to defend this type of rude behavior.
Load More Replies... Mikail Ahmed 2 years ago
Didn't anyone else notice that all the people who thought there was better way to handle this were all women, and they all say that the business should be more professional and then say that women because she may have had a bad day has the right to be disrespectful what kinda logic is that. For any kind of transaction trust and respect should be given to both parties.
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Gender has nothing to do with it. There are plenty of guys that act the same way. I'm a woman and I'm the first one to go off on people if I see them act this way in public. It's just being a decent human being, nothing gender connected.
Load More Replies... Richard Anderson 2 years ago
When I worked at BK any customer that cussed out one of the workers was immediately kicked out of the restaurant, store policy. Nobody working in food service, or any job really, gets paid enough to deal with that behavior.
Melissa H 2 years ago
The fact they take a stand against bad customers and protect their employees makes me respect them more, not less. I plan on going to New York soon and I have a feeling there is a deli there I might want to wait patiently for my food. Silly enough I am sure after I order it even if there is a problem we will be able to talk about it like civil humans. Whatever the reason you have for being a jerk to retail employees it is never good enough. You're NEVER allowed to make someone your human punching bag no matter how stressed you are!!!!
Mandie Hanson 2 years ago
She damaged property and is a 'respected accountant'. If you want to label yourself and put your reputation and job out there as you have a tantrum like a two year old over a sandwich then you deserve the the karma coming your way. For those excusing her behavior as 'having a bad day', guess what? All of us do. And the 90% of us don't take it out on other people and vandalize and destroy others property. Bad days are no excuses for bad behavior to others. Grow up and act your age, not your shoe size.
George Ricks 2 years ago
Obviously she was pressed for time and didn't handle the situation correctly
wellwisher 2 years ago (edited)
1) the customer should never be or never should have been right, ever. 2) hit the road, Karen, you will never make a business just because it is you and your money , you think way to much of yourself 3) open your own business, WE BEG YOU, then you can serve or treat all the other KAREN'S however, you wish. 4) it's going to be interesting to see how long you ( take it) stay in business. 5) Our customers shouldn't have to put up with the likes of you.6) We are not going to lose our loyals because of you on the likes of you 7) move on down the road to someplace, where they, think you matte. 8,) that'll never be us. 9) please let me hold the door for you. 10) please tell me, you know which direction I'm talking about???
Tyler DeVeau 2 years ago (edited)
This person has a long way to go and honestly she needs Jesus. Not even saying that ironically. A little kindness and patience goes a long way, and eventually you're going to find that your short fuse becomes a mile long.
James Foran 2 years ago
She broke something and made a fool of herself. They were cutt6her a break by not getting police involved. If the do she has a record. For all you fools defending g her, you obviously have never worked in the service industry. Other customers support the restaurant side of the story.
Skylar Jaxx 2 years ago
Everyone who stuck up for her has caused one of these scenes in public before. U act a fool in public u get called out in public. Keep up that same energy. U don't get coddled cause ur day was bad. Good on the restaurant for putting her out there.
Kyle Cross 2 years ago
These people that are saying the restaurant was out of place by posting this online don't understand that this happened in New York, things work differently there. Saying this is bad for business??? This is great for restaurant in a city like New York, they are going to be busier than ever now that this has happened.
Lee Barber 2 years ago (edited)
I learned in the military that there were certain people you didn't want to p**s off. Officers, chiefs, Those who took care of you when you were sick or injured, those who could arrest you, those who decided if/when you could take liberty, those who handled your pay and those who fed you.
William Bishop 2 years ago
First off, the person who said Gino's was bullying for calling her out on social media, get a grip! Calling a person out for behaving inappropriately in a public establishment is not bullying, its holding them accountable. Your whole argument is they are bullying for posting the incident. So, what about all the police station who post about catching criminals or county court houses who post daily court verdicts? Are they also bullies for calling out the people who behaved wrong, got caught doing it, and then posting thier fate online? Secondly, by Gino's calling her out this way, it allows her time to make right what she did wrong. Everyone has bad days, just like everyone makes mistakes, but not everyone gets a chance to correct those mistakes before law enforcement gets involved. From what I read she could be charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated harassment, and criminal mischief. Those together could land her 3 years in prison, and upwards of a $25,000 fine.
MacKenlie Plunkett 2 years ago
Went in to the original Facebook post to see more comments and if she paid… post has been removed
mike drake 2 years ago
Having a bad day doesn’t entitle you to purposely break things. By that logic ms bad day can damage eve7 sign of every business she passes on the way back to her office?
Tracie Fleshman 2 years ago
The fact that she damaged a $200 sign is the entire point of calling her out. When you damage property your a*s needs to be thrown out.c
Lgndry Nomads 2 years ago
I'm a fast food worker, let me tell you, people like her are Everywhere. I've been with my restaurant for 7months and I believe I've had 4 shifts where we didn't encounter some snobby entitled or otherwise rude tit. Have these people not seen the movie "Waiting"
Bob Cakin 2 years ago (edited)
Person telling the employees they need to "contact the police" instead of using public shaming tools to prevent that behavior... why? So the police can shoot Rebecca Clark? Cause that's the reality of what calling the police in the US actually means. The likelihood of her getting shot goes way up too if she is anything other than white. Idk... being held accountable online is infinitely better than being dead.
Houseof No 2 years ago
I have never seen or met this woman but I would almost be willing to bet she probably doesn't miss a meal. Seriously, if you're going to have a psychotic episode over FOOD, you've got more serious issues. Ban this woman and press charges.
Carol Edmonds 2 years ago
"You're not you when you're hungry. Grab a Snickers" is the tagline for a well-known candy bar. I agree that the restaurant calling the customer out on social media was tacky,as well. Nobody has a "right" to be rude to someone else for doing their job,simply because she was told that the place was busy, and she was there creating a scene for food that was coming up in another minute, literally. She also destroyed the expensive sign and should have to pay for it to be repaired or replaced. But that's another story.
Karen Myers 2 years ago
Bored Panda, please for the love of well.... Kind Karen's everywhere, stop using our good name to describe poorly behaved women! Kind Karen's would be SO grateful!
Helena Ribeiro 2 years ago
I feel bad for everyone actually named Karen and that are kind people. These days must be awful for you. And I actually love the name myself... however if I named my daughter "Karen", she would go through hell. That's not fair, really.
Load More Replies... Chas UGC 2 years ago (edited)
I won't believe it until I see it. People make up all sorts of things online and many get duped and believe it. Then, at the bottom of the article, it admits that it is fiction.
CA3 2 years ago
Exactly where is that admission? Please feel free to copy & paste it into your reply so everyone can benefit from your keen eye for detail.
Load More Replies... Derek Pauly 2 years ago
The restaurant was petty in the post, but also hilarious so I'll give them a pass.
Karen Cheek 2 years ago
Why is the heading "Karen Storms lnto a Restaurant" when her name was Rebecca? Just to perpetuate unfounded hate toward the Karens of the world?
hidden kitten 2 years ago
New York City here. Gino's AND Pats Cheese steaks in Phillie are trash. Go to your neighborhood Bodega and get a chopped steak with cheese. period. I didn't know Gino's expanded to NYC. It's prolly not even the real Gino's. Even if it was, Gino's and Pats Cheese steaks are situated right across the street from each other in Philadelphia. They must not try for best cheese steaks. They prolly try for Most Media Attention Because Customers are entitled.
hidden kitten 2 years ago
You go to GINOS!!! in NYC?????? I mean honestly the best chopped steak and cheese is from a bodega on 167 and audobon. Philli Cheese steaks are GARBAGE 🗑️. yeah, it's worth a day trip if your from Jersey or the City, but honestly They don't even try with they cheese steaks. Pats OR Gino's. Stop basing your opinion on others, (especially on crappy cheese steaks wit wiz.) Think for your self. Find a Neighborhood Bodega, you may have to try a few, and get a chopped steak and cheese and onions and peppers if that is your fancy. Just like the best Mediterranean food Plates are outside of penn station for a reasonable price. Don't go to Italy for Pizza. Don't go to Philly for cheese steaks (especially Gino's or Pats. It you didn't know, they are a Philli staple and are right across the street from each other. Wonder how much they rent went up since 2019.
Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
And that is exactly why we have so many idiots acting like her these days. Don't enable bad attitude and behavior, call it out.
Load More Replies... Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Oh hunny, making a scene or even just acting poorly towards others because you are slightly inconvenienced ABSOLUTELY is a bad thing. If you hope any family members of yours act like a Karen, you are part of the problem with this entitled behavior. I personally have openly gone off on random people for acting that way, let alone family members. That behavior is unacceptable and trying to excuse it and try to make it into a positive for change is just sad.
Load More Replies... Kaiti Yoder 2 years ago
Treating others terribly is black and white. No matter your excuse you don't get to take things out on other people. People absolutely should be shamed for that like they used to be, so we have less idiots like this running around being harmful to others.
Load More Replies... Gail Lynn 2 years ago
Hubby & I both are diabetic. Have dealt with low blood sugar. We never take it out on the person on other side of the counter. It's not their fault we got distracted & we forgot to eat...
Load More Replies... ADumpsterFire 2 years ago
This is literally prime Karen, entitled abrasive and illogical.
Load More Replies... Allison B 2 years ago
Maybe I'm being naive here but I don't think its allowed to hide money from the government? I mean if it was ok to not tell the government you wouldn't have to "hide" it right?
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