40+ Times 'Karens' Acted So Entitled, The Internet Had to Call Them Out

In recent history, the internet has come up with a catch-all name for people acting needlessly entitled: Karen. These 'Karens' are the ones who yell at employees who are just trying to help them or demand managers change store policy to fit their preferences. These are some of the times the internet had to share the entitlement they encountered.

Asking for the Manager

There's nothing more satisfying than seeing Karens realize they're already speaking to the manager. After all, it's a demand that's often associated with people presenting entitled behavior.

In this situation, someone came in to argue with the first person they saw. What they didn't know was that they were actually fighting with the store's owner. They even acquiesced to fetching the manager, only to let them break the news after this Karen demanded the owner was fired.

Using Reviews to Their Advantage

If there's one thing that Karens are more than happy to do online, it's to leave a review. Sometimes, they're just unnecessary or they dock a business for something out of their control.

Some businesses know how to make these reviews work in their favor. In fact, this coffee shop decided they'd tell everyone. The best way to do this was to use their sign outside to invite people in for the "worst coffee one woman on TripAdvisor had in her life."

No One's Changing the Rules

Karens often assume the rules don't apply to them. This can put them in a lot of unnecessary head-to-head battles with unsuspecting business owners and their employees.

This is another Karen that took to the internet with their claims. In their review, they bashed the store for not letting them in with their dog. Not taking this lying down, the owner publicly informed them that it was posted on the website and both entrances. It had been for a while at this point!

Asking for It for Free

This conversation started off normally enough - it seemed like an easy way to nab a microwave. However, the would-be buyer kept inserting her kids into the conversation without much reason.

The Karen plan came to light when the seller asked when they could pick up the microwave. That's when she insisted they needed to bring it to her since she had kids. Once they refused, they reverted to demanding a discount or additional item to "make it worth their time."