Bright-eyed oceanography student, trying to save our oceans, is told to give up her dreams so entitled customer can save $1.50, stands strong: 'I'll keep trying to save the oceans!'

An entitled customer decided that saving our oceans is useless and that a college student studying oceanography should quit her dreams and stay working at her family's fabric store so she could save $1.50. Though aghast, this college student stood strong and still fully intends to save our oceans. 

There is truth behind the saying that there is power in our youth, and the youth will save us. They are the future of our world and can help us face the consequences of our actions that we didn't know we were going to have to face. We applaud them! So when this bright-eyed student decided to study oceanography, it should have everyone excited for the youth to save our oceans. 

Unfortunately, not everyone has this starry-eyed view. In fact, according to this Karen, we should give up and focus on saving $1.50… 

This entitled Karen is a regular at the family fabric store of this oceanographer student. She was back for the holidays and clocked in for a bit while she was home to help out the family. During her shift, she has always given some customers a break, mostly because she doesn't want to deal with the entitlement of some, which is totally fair. However, the entitlement of this customer simply got out of hand.

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