Florida Karen Assumes Dad Works At Grocery Store, Reality Check Ensues

Going to a store and having another customer accidentally mistake you for an employee is always a weird experience, and it almost always makes for a good story. Redditor u/geoliciouswerdsmith took to r/IDontWorkHereLady to tell their story of being asked for help at a grocery store in Florida, and it just sounds funny. OP, his son, and his young grandson were making their way through the story when a flip-flop-clad Karen ran up to them demanding to know where a hyper-specific brand of dog food was.

We're not sure why this person would have thought this group included any store employees — as OP writes, he was wearing a band tee-shirt, and his son wearing a Donkey Kong shirt. Not exactly the green uniforms the store's actual employees wear. All in all, it honestly sounds like a pretty humorous situation. If you want to keep the Karen drama going check out this story about a Karen mistakenly bullying a fellow customer, and then getting mocked.

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