‘Hey, thanks!’: Entitled college girls try to convince timid barista to let them steal $5 in points from random dude in line, guy turns the tables and gets $5 off his own purchase instead

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• Yeah, yeah, we were all young and broke once, notoriously college student-level broke too. So, sure, taking $5 from some college kids isn't something we encourage at all. However, teaching a lesson in karma has no age limit or idea of capitalistic societal norms. So if karma comes for you in the form of $5 in free bubble tea, then you deserved that. Even if you are just bubbly college kids trying to rig the system. 

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