Karen customer gets a taste of her own medicine at the burger drive thru: 'Hold on a second PLEASE!'

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Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor
May 15, 2024 4:00 PM EDT

Many entitled people walk through life thinking they're the main character of the universe without a single person calling them out on their nonsense. Sure, dealing with entitled people is a difficult endeavor. Why would you want to put yourself through that?

Well, the truth of the matter is that it's better for humanity at large to knock these folks down a peg and remind them that they are in no way better than the rest of us. So with that in mind, it comes as no surprise to us that the local fast food drive-thru would be the establishment where this kind of confrontation would take place. Here, we have a Karen customer who held up the line by taking her sweet time and ordering around the employee who was taking her order. Well, eventually the tables turned and the employee was able to give her a hard time. The best part was that the other folks behind the Karen customer were in full support of the employee's sass. 

Keep scrolling below for the full exchange. When you're done, check out this post about a nightmare Karen roommate.

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    AUTO PARTS red rooster CLEARANCE "Hold on a second..."
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    "Hold on a second..." A fast food order taker just owned this gargantuan mega t☐ in front of me at the drive through about an hour ago. There was a long line at Whataburger but it was moving nonetheless. Car in front pulls up.
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    goes "oh car only gets out "I WANT.." the worker a little less aggressively" hold on a second PLEASE." I hear a chuckle because the car behind me was also paying attention I look in the mirror and we're both trying to quietly snicker so the girl can't naw": the girl in the hear us.. THEN at what almost seemed like the same amount of time passed. The worker with the most dry passive aggresive tone: " I'm SOOOOO sorry about that go ahead with your order please."
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    rather aggressively again "I want a number 3 only one slice of cheese and instead of a bun I want toast. No onions no mustard extra pickles and make the meal large sized but I only want the fries large and keep the drink medium sized"
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    what in the actual With that attitude lady I'd make sure to forget the burger patties in your sandwich or something awesome.
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    For context, I work in the industry and spent all morning remembering omelette ingredient orders for brunch and people were all over the place instead of listing the items they wanted in the order the bowls are right in front of them. So her tone along with a massively modified order, made me wish she'd horribly. but that worker kept calm and her in broad daylight with kindness and won.
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    GeekMamaBee 1 day ago Whataburger lady for the win.
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    Bouncy BlueYoshi 1 day ago The problem with some people is they think they're the main character. I expect the girl threw a tantrum.
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    The absolute Dry from some guests, and the lack of social awareness from others was horrible. I had guests reach over the sneeze guard to get their grubby hands into the food bowls on a daily basis. "Oh, I just need a little bit of spinach for my salad" like it's ok they are contaminating the whole insert for others.
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    dlb199091l 20 hr. ago Oh man, we used to really with people that did that at McDs back in the day. Usually though we would take order like normal to not disrupt others behind. But they always were told they were waiting in something and to pull ahead and have to wait an extra 10 minutes.
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