Entitled woman arrives at mall with private security guards, demands special treatment from mall manager, who turns her away on the spot: 'Take your guards and move along'

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Mar 26, 2025 7:00 AM EDT

Don't you love it when people who think the world revolves around them get knocked off their high horse? All that's needed is one person who's ready to put them in their place, and show them they have no right to act the way they do.

Those people, the ones who are ready to stand up for themselves, and for anyone else who might be affected by the entitled person's behavior, are the backbone of society, and that is not an exaggeration. They are decent and just human beings who are willing to stand up for what is right, and are not afraid of the consequences.  

That is how we feel about the security guard and the mall manager in this story, who did not give in to the demands of the entitled woman they were facing. Even though her own security goons accompanied her demands, they refused to give in and did not give her any special treatment.

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  • After reading this story, the only thing we are left to do is hope this will somehow teach this woman a lesson, maybe something concerning patience and human decency, although we are not putting any money on that.

    Keep scrolling to read the full tale, and let us know what you think in the comments down below.

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    "Ma'am, your guards do not dictate our policy" SECURITY
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    "Karen tries to cut the Parking Line before the Mall even opens – brings her own guards!"

    So, this happened yesterday, and I'm still trying to process the sheer audacity of it all while also smug at the result. It's Ramadan, and like most malls here, they open
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    at 3 PM on weekdays and stay open until 3 AM- plenty of time for everyone to shop, eat, and do whatever they need. But apparently, that wasn't good.
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    enough for one ultra- entitled Karen who thought she was above the rules. I got to the mall around 2:30 PM to grab a good parking spot before the pre-Iftar
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    rush to catch some shopping for my wife. A few other cars had already started forming a queue outside the parking entrance, all of us patiently.
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    waiting for security to open the gates at 3 PM sharp. Everything was normal... until Her Royal Highness Karen rolled up in her big black pickup truck with two private security guards in tow.
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    She pulls up right next to the security gate, completely ignoring the queue, rolls down her window, and tells the mall security, "Open the gate now. I have things to do."
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    The guard politely tells her that the mall isn't open yet and that she needs to queue like everyone else. But of course, Karen doesn't take no for an answer.
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    Karen: "Do you know who I am? Do you see my guards?! I don't wait in lines." She then literally waves at her guards, who step out with their cs like they're
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    about to escort her to the throne room, and they start demanding that security let her through. The mall security guys, to their credit, stood their ground.
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    Security: "Ma'am, no one enters before 3 PM. Please queue like everyone else." Karen scoffs and pulls out her phone to record,
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    demanding to speak to the manager. At this point, the rest of us in line are just watching in anger and disbelief, further amplified due to lack of energy and sheer heat.
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    A few minutes later, the mall manager shows up, looking visibly annoyed. He walks right up to Karen's car and, in the most CEO-voice imaginable, tells her:
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    "Ma'am, your guards do not dictate mall policy. If you want to enter, you wait like everyone else. Now, take your guards and move to the back of the line."
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    CHURCH SUN.10:
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    Karen: “This is unacceptable! I'll be calling my husband and reporting you—" Manager: "You can report me AFTER you move your car."
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    Absolute legend. The best part? Karen actually shut up and sulked off to the back of the line, her guards looking completely useless.
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    Moral of the story? Even if you bring your own goons, mall security still doesn't care. Happy Ramadan, everyone. Don't be like Karen. Have respect for people.
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    Chrisln Tyneside "Do you know who I am?" Madam, if you are confused about your identity, how am I supposed to know?
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    PootleLawn If you're actually rich, the luxury stores know you're coming because they book private time for you to shop while the store is closed or close the store for you.
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    So many examples of times people try to flex that they're rich and important yet their behavior exposes them and shows they're not actually rich or important.
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    ultrahungry Rich people don't shop themselves
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    Brief Trip_4201 So tired of the "do you know who I am?" People.
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    LibraryMouse4321 I would say find out who the husband is and tattle on her for her awful, entitled behavior.
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