'I have a coupon': Customer tries to order pizza from an arts and crafts store

A Karen calls an arts and crafts store and demands a pizza… No, this isn't a punchline for a joke—but everyone who has worked in restaurants or retail wishes that it was. These workers have seen their fair share of wild demands and demanding wild persons—and it only takes one screaming customer meltdown in the lobby of your establishment to make you reconsider your entire line of work. But at least in person, most people have the good graces to behave politely, but phone conversations and email exchanges are another story, that one step of removal emboldens a surprising amount of people to say and do insane things in the same way that "keyboard warriors" are quick to jump down your throat with negative comments online.

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Posted by Brad Dickson

Redditor u/yupitsanalt, shared their story on Reddit's r/Idontworkherelady subreddit community, telling how a confused customer called their mother's arts and crafts store to attempt to order a pizza. This sounds outrageous until you read that this was a frequent occurrence since the family's arts and crafts store had an almost visually identical phone number to one of the local pizza joints. On this particular occasion, the customer refused to listen to reason, insisting that he be able to order a pizza from the confused youth on the phone. He was particularly intent on redeeming a coupon for a special offer but refused to listen to reason or call the correct number.

Read on for this quick classic, originally shared with Reddit. Next, see this dude who got revenge on a Karen who demanded his assistance at a store where he didn't work.