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Karens can present themselves in many forms. Sometimes a Karen is a mean old woman with yappy, white, crusty dogs who yells at the neighborhood kids on skateboards. Other times, Karens are Target moms with an iPad baby in the seat of the cart, ready to ruin the day of a minimum wage employee. But in this next story, the Karen was a new neighbor, determined to burn the bridges with her entire neighborhood on Day 1 by upsetting the natural order of the laundry room.
We've all done laundry (or I hope so, at least)—it's not the most luxurious of chores, but in order to be a functioning adult, we must attend to it. With mountains of clothes piling up on our favorite chair and our favorite shirt buried at the bottom, the motivation is strong to find a good time to cruise the community laundry room without too much hassle. Well, as if the laundry room in your building could be made any worse, this Karen decided to make a self-imposed laundry schedule, trying to force her neighbors to take turns—as if first-come-first-served wasn't orderly enough.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
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