Two Karens Block Delivery Man From Leaving While Demanding a Service They Didn’t Pay For
All workers should be compensated for the goods and services they provide.
One refrigerator delivery turned into a full driveway standoff when two women refused to let a worker leave without doing a job they had not paid for.
The delivery man had brought the appliance to their home, but the extra service of moving it inside and installing it was not included. Instead of accepting that, the women blocked his car and pushed the situation into chaos.
What should have been a routine drop-off quickly became a scene nobody on that street was likely to forget.
One psychotic Karen lay in front of the wheels as if protesting for some mighty cause
u/FedwarddThe other erratic Karen flanked the delivery man, applying pressure from the opposite side of the car, while the psychotic Karen in front of the wheels appeared to be protesting for some important cause. While the two women were blocking him in the driveway, the driver decided to capture the wild reaction on camera just to entertain us.
Delivery men banded together in the comment section to support the driver's response.
That driveway standoff was already getting out of hand.
Here is the other Karen flanking the delivery man and applying pressure from the other side of the car
u/FedwarddNo worker earning minimum wage on this earth should have to endure such madness.
This chaos is the same kind of after-the-fact demand as the $600 snowy cleanup dispute that turned nasty after the job was done.
People in the comments were not impressed.
The video received over 36K upvotes with more than 2K comments
All employees ought to be compensated for the products and services they render. So, Karens, this is just to remind you that nothing comes for free.
You're not necessarily right just because you're yelling louder than everyone else and threatening to contact a manager. Let us know what you think about this story in the comments, and share it with your family and friends as well.
Some people really do think volume counts as payment.
Before this delivery showdown, see how a roommate refused to split extra AC utility costs, sparking arguments.
