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@Heisenverse42

6 ай бұрын

First

@barbarajohnson9235

6 ай бұрын

@@Heisenverse42 7

@Heisenverse42

6 ай бұрын

@@barbarajohnson9235 huh?

Bullies always forget their victims. But the victims will always remember their bullies.

@BlueThunderO7

6 ай бұрын

Facts.

@starky_206

6 ай бұрын

very true words

@summerlinlong

6 ай бұрын

Facts

@henrywilson2136

6 ай бұрын

The Axe forgets, but the tree remembers. -Andor

@navkaur163

6 ай бұрын

Very true

Everybody is free to speak their language. If you don't like it,you have to live with it or else be called out.

@princessmarlena1359

6 ай бұрын

Yep! First Amendment, regardless of the language!

@jaynewman6420

6 ай бұрын

Not to mention that the US has no official language, including English.

@AndyJade-df6dj

6 ай бұрын

I remember a lady screaming at me for speaking German once while visiting the UK. My English was extremely bad back then and her screaming didn’t help me improve my reasoning to speak English.

@saber5694

6 ай бұрын

True but 10 years is a long time. There is no guarantee that this woman still held those views. Honestly if I found out my boss just fired someone for something they did 10 ago and not at the company I'd go find a new place to work. I don't need someone who is that vindictive in my life

@Copter200

6 ай бұрын

​@@jaynewman6420 ESPECIALLY English actually...

"Can I go home with you and watch your shoes?" That one almost killed me, I had to cough so hard while I couldn´t stop laughing...

I've been all over France and not once has anyone ever yelled at me to speak French. Just stop

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

i thought that it was paris.

@dawntigga

6 ай бұрын

@@viviennemorgan7217 nobody in Paris has ever asked that. I've been told not to speak my horrible French though

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

@@dawntigga maybe someone can teach you how to speak french though but don't worry they won't stop you from speaking france

I've heard of mistaken genders but mistaken ages, that's rare for me. I mean I grew up as the tallest person on school buses despite being younger than I should be at my height, I'm still one of the tallest people in my family.

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

the only thing that i heard of is mistaken idenity

@jerichogarry

6 ай бұрын

@@viviennemorgan7217 Well I've heard of miss identification of genders based on looks first through certain mangas.

@MeepChangeling

6 ай бұрын

I have a freind who is 45 and looks 16. I used to call BS on that until he showed me his licence. Dude's just the mother of all babyfaces... Or has some kind of disorder. IDK. Poor dude has never been able to get into any club or bar.

@lolarichter9415

6 ай бұрын

I had people calling truent officers on me after I was drinking age😅 I'm 27 and still get carded.

@therealmaizing5328

6 ай бұрын

I'll be 65 next month. A few weeks ago, I was talking with a friend and when I mentioned how old I am, she was surprised. She told me she though I was in my early 50s at the oldest. Also, on my 26th birthday, someone thought I was in my late teens. On the other hand, when I was 14, someone thought I was in collage. Go figure.

Love the first one. I can relate to being targeted because of my race. Glad he got her back

Wow, Americans have lost their mind. Go to Puerto Rico as a United States Commonwealth Territory that has individuals who will speak Spanish before English. Hawaii through the terms they use before our terms and so on. Learn to respect individuals no matter where they come from.

@FlyguyYt991

6 ай бұрын

Yeah and people who say that people should go back to Puerto Rico it's literally a territory of the United States they're basically citizens actually they are citizens so some people are just born stupid

@InteriorDesignStudent

6 ай бұрын

It's the inequality of education from state to state and town to town. Plus some people absolutely refuse to learn anything.

"DO YOU LIKE MY SHOES ?!!!?" lmao I'm stealing that line lol

That 3rd story had me rolling on the floor I can imagine the people in line imagining shes crazy

I've now decided if someone's pissing me off or being rude..I'll do what Op did and just walk up to the person and yell "DO YOU LIKE MY SHOES? I LIKE MY SHOES!"

13:47 beautiful work 😂😂

I love the bar story xD Added bonus if the bartender and OP end up becoming friends for life xD

"Whatever you need baby girl" 😂😂😂

The worst bit is that in every other country where alcohol is legal this would have never have happened. Why does the US have the worlds highest drinking age anyawy? Is it a holdover form prohibition or something?

I remember visiting England from Germany. Some rude woman screamed at me for speaking German to my friend who went with me. I just ignored her and walked away from her.

That racist lady and Karma are both witches

@shadplayzgames

6 ай бұрын

Yeah but I am Indian and racism is treated like gay people it's a joke

@RealPlushWorld

6 ай бұрын

All I'm gonna say is at lease she didn't us a slur

I was going to say “yes, you are the jerk because English is the main language we speak here currently”. HOWEVER, that was when I assumed you were trying to speak with the woman and did not know English. I deal with a lot of folks who come to America, are here for years, and refuse to learn English and try to work public jobs dealing with the public who mainly speak English. My grandma emigrated to the US in the 60’s after growing up in WW2 Europe and she learned English and was the most patriotic person I ever knew. The 60 years she was here, she still occasionally spoken in her native language to my grandpa and the rest of the family that knew the language, but we still mainly spoke English. That being said, that woman was an absolute b*tch because you were actually speaking with your family member and not speaking to anyone else. I’m glad you were able to give her a good shock lol

@therealmaizing5328

6 ай бұрын

Yeah. The OP wasn't even talking to that woman, what did it matter if she wasn't speaking English? It's none of her business what language someone else holds a private conversation in.

@InteriorDesignStudent

6 ай бұрын

No one is ever the jerk for speaking a language other than English in a country with no official language.

@hardup9809

6 ай бұрын

​@InteriorDesignStudent " no OfFicIAL LaNguaGe" ok a white country founded by whites, who all spoke English for 200years

@rx7racer88

6 ай бұрын

@@hardup9809there’s no official language in the U.S. cry about it…

@mr.q8240

6 ай бұрын

@@hardup9809 i pretty sure you didn't mean it that way but that sounds racist

this first story is straight out of dhar mann

The 2nd story is like a bestie complex its so cute

Stories aside, that Alakazam is truly a biker.

I'm gonna have to remember that "DO YOU LIKE MY SHOES?" bit. 😂😂😂

Something about Alakazam flying around a city on a motorcycle is just amazign to me

The karen could have just filed a complaint about being fired over non-work related reasons and the poster could have gotten into trouble.

@4myzelf

6 ай бұрын

Well, as explained by the OP, she wasn't officially employed yet, just in training, had something similar happen to my brother, it sucks to be on the receiving end and if she does complain the fact that they can say "we don't think she's the right fit for our company" while she's not yet officially hired yet would suffice

@FireOccator

6 ай бұрын

@@4myzelf I was talking about sending a complaint to the company. If it's anywhere near a decent company, it would investigate and ask some questions, and probably remove the poster's ability to hire and fire people. If it's not a decent company, then karen might be the winner in this situation.

@lolarichter9415

6 ай бұрын

Until she is officially hired she has zero rights at the business

@mr.q8240

6 ай бұрын

yeah sure and how should this sounds like " i was fired because i was racist 10 years ago " come on in the country where accusation of beeing a racist is near a death sentence... beside she wasn't hired nor an employee of his company

@FireOccator

6 ай бұрын

@@mr.q8240 Problem with that is that according to the OP's story she wasn't really racist. OP just assumed that she was racist.

The costco i live near is always busy even when it first opens

That so wrong all because another person was speaking a different language. 😑 That lady was very rude and it was wrong for her to tell that lady to speak English. Lady definitely deserved what she got. American has all kinds of different people who speak different languages that's what we are supposed to have diversity.

As an Asian, i feel the ops pain in the First one

It was over a decade ago and she might have learned her lesson but this dude had to be sour pain in the butt and say I don’t want you here because you got upset at me 10 years ago 🤦‍♂️

@csainphor

Ай бұрын

Revenge is a dish best served cold. He also gave her an opportunity to apologize when he brought up the story.

1:32 America has no official language, All languages can be spoken in America. Lady never went to school. I LEARNED THIS IN FIRST GRADE LADY💀

@JamesDavy2009

6 ай бұрын

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't truancy illegal?

Then I would have simply told her, you are wrong, young woman, that is the United States on the continent of America, not the country

“In AmErIcA wE sPeAk EnGlIsh” Well last time I checked America has no official language and it’s free so you have the right to speak your native language

@AndyJade-df6dj

5 ай бұрын

Plus America means both North and South America. Something that some entitled ‘US people’ tend to forget.

Story2: I wouldn’t say that the bartender is a jerk. I mean yes under 21 isn’t allowed in the bar and there are legal issues if caught. Assuming this story is in a country where legal drinking age is 21.

Last Story You can't actually tell if a person is embarrassed or not, of course most would express it in one way or another but not seeing someone being embarrassed doesn't make them feel less embarrassed. Now, my guess is that she did feel embarrassed but that it fried her brain.

Karen vs Karen equals a altercation that never ends

AS AN INDIAN FIRST STORY IS DEF RELATABLE.

I can tell that karen's ancestors aren't from the United States

The Navy crazy is hysterical! I think Karen had a pile in her pants after that! 😂😂😂

Fight crazy with actual crazy yes

Karma hit like a TRUCK!

English is my native language and German is my alternate language

Got harassed also after 9 11 like r they idiots do they think u did it

It’s been a long time since I watched one of these

This made my blood boil but still interesting.

Is it just me who is watching the Alakazam in the background?

20:30 Calling those kids things. 😭🤣😭 So cruel.

Honestly if I was the original poster of the last story I would have called Child Protection Services since that's straight up neglect for her to ignore her kid and knowing her kid needs a diaper change but doesn't seem to care :3

funny enough that, the usa has no official language, the woman that said that you need speak english in usa is... weird

Karma remembers all

Motorcycle Alakazam!

It's Alakazam!

I always wanted to see alakazam fly around town on a bike

Story 4, I know who I'm going to for help. Story 5, if you see a child doo dooing on the store grounds like that, alert management and send law enforcement to their home.

After training at a restaurant to be a busser I had to pick up poopy diapers off a table and quit right there

Wow that was a super cool get ya back moment. On that racist lady. Suttly let her know who u arem she remembers amd then on that friday. When she goesntk lunch. U call th3 agency she got the job thro and told them to tell her not to r et u rn after lunch. That is SOOOOO pimping lol just a great way to get her back for that shit.

I love this video ❤❤❤

Stopping kids from saying first.... Hopefully

@javierenriquez4652

6 ай бұрын

Mission failed 😔

@-germany

6 ай бұрын

@@javierenriquez4652 I tried 😔

First story I have had my fair share of racism it’s all right are you Gotta do is ignore that

I am 18 I am far too young to be sitting in a bar.... Is this some American joke I am too European to understand?

@lolarichter9415

6 ай бұрын

21 to drink in America and many bars ban under 21 but many it's 18 to party 21 to drink. 18 and under get big black xs on the backs of both hands

@kacperruta8217

Ай бұрын

​@@lolarichter9415 ah yes u can go to war and die but u cant have a little drink

In the United States English is NOT the official Language everyone has the right to speak their native language OP wasn't in the Wrong the lady who demanded the OP to speak English was in the wrong so OP firing her Was a good move in turn OP wasn't the jerk The lady Here in the 1st story WAS THE JERK

The first story yes you are

Honestly I don’t think it’d be unprofessional to bring up her past behavior to the company. She harassed and threatened people with physical violence over their race. That should have already been on her record, in which case she wouldn’t have been hired in the first place, not to mention her behavior is a liability for the company if she’s still acting like that, especially since the OP did know about this in advance

Story 1: that Karen probably has a white hood in her closet.

why is alakazam riding a motorbike?

ok but why is this a dhar mann plot

I thought that the first op was Hispanic at first

@TheLoneWolf-uq1mi

5 ай бұрын

I liked my own comment

@TheLoneWolf-uq1mi

5 ай бұрын

I liked this comment to

I'm sorry, but I just can't vibe with the first story. Might be because I'm a small business owner myself or something else. But seriously, it's been 10 years, and you don't mix life with business. Period. Unless this person did something while at the job or recently while at outside of work. Then that's understandable, but that isn't the case. Sure, you want to get revenge. Do something that's of equal value. Don't ruin her livelihood because you want to get even.

It sounds like a Rebeca type of story...

I am Indian too

Wow you where nicer then I would have been. In that last story anyway as the fact she ignored the childs need to use the restroom, or be cleaned. I'm pretty sure that constitutes for a neglect charge, and could and should be reported to cps. You would have had her name address phone number and footage of the incident. Would have been an open and shut case which would have likely caused. Temporary removal of the children until they where deemed fit parents. Which would seem unlikely. Possible jail time for the mom and a lot of other things none pleasant. You could have done a lot worse to her. I know I would have

Story 1: Petty.

Story 1. Why do people use a fancy word for 'stereotype'? Just say you're 'stereotyped', and suddenly the scenario looks far less severe. But no, you're not a jerk. If anything, person in the video, you're being merciful. Juggling different sets of rules because it is 'convenient' is not an excuse to act on top for anyone. But hey, maybe be ready to discuss a better solution to your distracted 'entitled' enterpriser, okay? Letting someone know that no matter how many actions they do that one word is all it takes to ruin everything spoils chances. (Unless it is... earned.)

America doesn't have an official language

Why do women lose their minds over any minor inconvenience?

@lolarichter9415

6 ай бұрын

As if men don't commit murder over being told no by strangers? Women have higher emotional fluctuations meaning we have a higher physical response to situations. Men have higher emotional responses to situations. That's why women cry and men kill. Also crying is a literal defense mechanism that is involuntary in women. It's an evolution ment to protect us from men as female tears contain pheromones that lower testosterone. So in reality it's because men have 0 self control or emotional Intelligence

@JamesDavy2009

6 ай бұрын

One of the great mysteries of life on Earth.

Story 2: The bartender was doing exactly what she legally thought she had to do. If the OP had just acted professionally, and confidently explained where she worked and what she were doing, instead of immediately crying and going dear in the headlights, all would have gone smoothly. Hopefully she'll grow up emotionally.

@JamesDavy2009

6 ай бұрын

OP sounded like they're on the spectrum having a meltdown.

@bobbert1945

6 ай бұрын

@@JamesDavy2009 You are probably right, and I should have shown more compassion in my comment.

story one: i dont have a big thing about this but well i wanted to say im arad and indian so yeh

It probably wasn't racist Imagine going to Japan and working a job and you only speak English When you're in a specific country, you gotta learn their language to communicate

@alphanerd2305

6 ай бұрын

Amusingly, you could get a job in Japan where English is the only language you are required to speak. That job being an English teacher. Granted it's a good idea to learn Japanese if you wanna live there. This is probably the only example, though.

@JamesDavy2009

6 ай бұрын

Imagine a Japanese person yelling, 「日本語を話せ。」

@alphanerd2305

6 ай бұрын

@@JamesDavy2009 I'd imagine myself replying 私はできません！only to realize I'd forgotten how to say it. XD

Yes, you're the jerk. Leading her on then letting her go, in my opinion, was too cruel. One bad interaction with her being unpleasant did not justify twisting the knife like that.

@AndyJade-df6dj

5 ай бұрын

She harassed op and threatened op with violence, I think op is absolutely justified to let her go. Actions have consequences, she got taught a valuable lesson about intolerance of others.

I TOTALLY DETEST RACIST PEOPLE.... MY COUSINS AND I ARE ALL BRITISH MUSLIMS ☪️ AND I HAVE SEEN RACISM UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL AND ITS DEGRADING FOR THE PEOPLE ITS HAPPENING TO..... YES I HAVE AN ENGLISH NAME BUT THAT'S BECAUSE OF MY MUM....

Story #1 while I agree that the lady was a jerk, I also think the OP was kind of a jerk as well. It's been 10 freaking years! A lot can change in that time. Now, if the lady was STILL a racist jerk, that's one thing, but still. The OP may have fired a changed lady and potential great employee over bygones

@cybermainstream

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I agree with this take.

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

op 's not a jerk, karen is a jerk, she wants him to speak english when he's speaking in indian to his cousin like come on dude, cut him some slack.

@cybermainstream

6 ай бұрын

@@viviennemorgan7217 dude held a petty grudge for over 10 years. He's a jerk too

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

@@cybermainstream no he's not, karen is because she told him to speak english when he's speaking in indian to his cousin and she overheard this and said that she's going to call her husband and the cops on him, when he was minding his own business and guess what he did years later he fired her on the spot so if anyone who's a jerk karen is not op.

@KirbysPVS

6 ай бұрын

@viviennemorgan7217 I'm not disagreeing that the lady was a jerk for telling this kid to speak English. She totally deserved flak for that. But, at the same time, it's been 10 years... the lady may now be a staunch defender of cultural rights (like language). The OP was petty by not letting the lady prove herself one way or the other and judged her character over a 10 year old grudge. If the lady was still a culturally insensitive jerk, then fire her... but she might not be anymore because she learned her lesson a long time ago

I'm also indian, which language? I speak telugu

this manager is racist to op, all because he spoke in a diffrent language and wants him to speak english.

@viviennemorgan7217

6 ай бұрын

but i'm glad that years later he fired this lady on the spot.

Story 1: "She, for wahtever reason, didn't recognise me." You mean to tell me that a racist didn't recognise some indian man from 10 years back when he was some indian teen? Dude, a non-racist would have had a hard time recognising you, given your face would have changed a good deal over the teen to 20s transision.

Respect for india

@Thefivethatknock

6 ай бұрын

🤮🤢

@THEGlITCHEDTERROR4EVA

6 ай бұрын

@@Thefivethatknock ok look why tho

Dang people like this might suck but Jesus says Jesus was nice to you so you must be nice to each other

Hi I'm indian

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Omfg.. no.. Story 2 there is no jerk.. bartender did their job.. if OP acted like the adult that she is and not cried like a caught child there would have been absolutely no issues 😂😂

@pancakethetenrec3213

6 ай бұрын

We all have out breaking point, and you don't always know when, op knows her own breaking point and I belive would try to avoid situations that could risk that point. She was grabbed by a stranger who had yelled at her just seconds before, would you say thats okay to do that? I've been yelled at by a costumer who was stealing, he call me all sorts of names ect, and I broke down and had to take a break, and I'm almost 10 years her senior, try not to be so judging towards others limits.

Ok, so this is probably going to be an unpopular take, but: Story 2: Holy crap that person is fragile if things went down like they said, like that is minor hostility at best, no shouting or anything, and they still break down from just that? Like are they even fit to be working if they can be triggered that easily? I hope that was just a build up of stress and that interaction was the breaking point because if not then holy crap.

@DylJ

6 ай бұрын

You're not alone I was thinking the same thing, I was shocked at the overreaction.

@RealPlushWorld

6 ай бұрын

People with autism or is just bad with people or confrontation acts like that Jeez maybe learn

988th like

First

Yeah, i really don't think that's a r@cist demand. I don't know if you're aware of this or not, but speaking anything other than english around obviously english speaking people is actually considered very rude. It's like you're talking about them behind their back. If you want to have a private conversation, maybe take it somewhere else rather than make the actual native uncomfortable. Same goes for any language in any country. If you're a tourist somewhere where english is not the primary language, speaking english around the natives is also considered rude.

@gomoestas

6 ай бұрын

Lol no. She is not entitled to know what the OP was talking to his family member about. It was none of her business, and it was rude of her to listen to their conversation and to comment on it.

@DanielGonzalez-qk6sd

6 ай бұрын

thats if it is a private setting. But in a public area, like the park, is not the same thing. If people speaking another language in a public area bothers someone then they need to reflect on why and mind their own business.

@clericofchaos1

6 ай бұрын

@@gomoestas it's a public area. She couldn't help but overhear. If you want to have a private conversation you need to be out of earshot of other people.

@clericofchaos1

6 ай бұрын

@@DanielGonzalez-qk6sd i play the uno reverse card. In a private setting they can speak however they want. If they're within earshot of other people though, they need to speak the local language.

@gomoestas

6 ай бұрын

@@clericofchaos1 she could have helped herself not to bother strangers tho. Like are you serious? You come over to strangers eating outside, comment on what they are talking about, intruding in their conversations? Do you also approach to couples in bars?

Story one I think your a jerk I mean it was ten years and you made sure she wouldn't get her very good paying job I mean you even call her the racist lady when she shows up TEN YEARS later

@LanceBurke-im3sl

6 ай бұрын

Should have been not so petty after so long I mean people change seriously and that's ten years since she was racist to you I mean yeah racism is bad but it was ten years why hold a grudge for ten years to one person that changed and was even nice to you then that's how you know she actually changed

has anyone else realized when they subscribe to am i the jerk on youtube, the subscribe button glows a rainbow colour, i think this is only on the web youtube