'I hope you're ready to lose your job': Hungry guest throws tantrum at hotel concierge for not providing free Thanksgiving meal

Now that we're somehow rapidly approaching the Thanksgiving holiday, it's time to brace ourselves for Thanksgiving Karens.

Each year, entitled customers, family members, and total strangers emerge to throw temper tantrums about everything from turkey availability to family traditions. This hotel concierge had the unfortunate experience of being on the receiving end of the wrath of one of the hotel's Karen guests. She somehow assumed that she would be entitled to a free Thanksgiving meal despite having absolutely no evidence that would suggest that a free Thanksgiving meal was incorporated into the price of her hotel room. This comes, of course, as no surprise, considering that entitled Karen guests like this one don't need any evidence to support their claims so long as they feel entitled to something. Here's hoping that she spends this Thanksgiving alone and unable to inflict tyranny on anyone else.

Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from folks in the comments section. For more tales of entitled Karens, check out this post about a mother who asked a cat owner to "loan" her their cat for her daughter's birthday party.

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