'I refused to change seats': Teen girl stands up against an airline bully, asserting her claim over a seat that she paid extra for

Good afternoon passengers, this is the pre-boarding announcement for all travelers heading to GetWrecked City. Please fasten your seatbelts for this in-flight entertainment. Please fold your trays up for the duration of the epic tale of the teen vs. a boss-level Karen…

The only thing that can make an entitled person even more power-hungry is travel. Flights, hotels, baggage claim, and overly hospitable hostesses enable certain people into thinking that the world is theirs– especially penny-pinching Karens who think the world revolves around them. In this case, a traveling teenager witnessed the ultimate Karen boss and handled her rampage impeccably.

Boss level Karen was a mother carrying a young baby. Teenaged OP, u/Crystal_0686, was already nervous about their flight and because of her fear of flying, she and her family booked seats that were next to each other in case of emergency. However, once the bossy Karen spotted another human being sitting in the seat that she wanted, the Karen turned on the jets and started guilt-blasting the teenager. Scroll for the full story on how a cheapo woman on a plane weaponized her family needs, lording guilt and rudeness over the head of an innocent passenger. *Spoiler alert* The boss Karen gets totally vanquished.

For more stories of boss-level Karens getting what they deserve, check out this story of a nitpicking boss who accidentally pushes a frugal employee to spend lavishly on business trips.

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