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How's it going to run today? 
We got a story time of a Karen 

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who demands to fly the plane and
she actually breaks her way into

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the cockpit and yeah, it's a 
pretty crazy story. 

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So sit back, relax, subscribe to
the channel if you're new, Smash

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the like button right now to 
claim your very own free. 

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Nothing, I know pretty great 
deal with that. 

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All being said, let's just jump 
right into it. 

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So this all happened when the 
subscribers submitted, this 

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story was, you know, waiting to 
board a plane. 

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So he been waiting For a little 
bit of time and if you don't 

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know like in the airport like I 
it can definitely be in a lot of

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situations where it's like it's 
not the most efficient place 

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ever. 
Like there's been so many times 

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where I've, you know there's 
been delays and it's taken so 

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long but the end of the day it's
not any individuals fault who's 

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working there. 
Like most of the people working,

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there are always going to try 
and do their best and it's just 

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a really large system that just 
overall probably doesn't have 

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the best management. 
So while it's really frustrating

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to get a delay, it's really 
Rating for all that stuff to 

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happen at the same time like 
that stuff just happens bro. 

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Anyways though so the subscriber
was just sitting there with his 

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mom subscribers like 13 or so 
and he's just you know on his 

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iPad whatever. 
You know watching the latest 

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Connor pugs Story Time video 
because he's you know he's a 

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he's a genius 1000 IQ top G 
alpha male so he watches the 

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counter products, YouTube 
channel and he notices that 

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there's this Karen who's kind of
pacing around this Karen does 

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not look very happy and, you 
know, she's got, you know, just 

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to paint a picture of this 
Karen, she has the standard 

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Karen cut. 
She has kind of the kind of a 

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bit of a, I'm going to call the 
manager type attitude, just just

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kind of an aura of I'm going to 
call the, I'm going to call the 

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manager. 
She somehow kind of haven't had 

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an aura like radiating off of 
her. 

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The made you think that she was 
going to call the manager on 

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you? 
So yeah, sure enough right. 

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The Karen though, you know, 
basically right after the 

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subscriber noticing the Karen, 
the Karen goes up to the front 

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desk and so they're waiting the 
area that you wait at before you

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board the plane. 
And so there's a lot of people 

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here, there's a lot of people 
waiting to board the plane and 

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the subscriber has noticed that 
a lot of planes are just not the

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it just says, cancel delayed 
whatever on the screen for a lot

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of other people's flights. 
However, it doesn't say For his 

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flight yet, but he's also kind 
of just aware his mom's always 

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been like, hey buddy, like make 
sure your iPad doesn't run out 

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of juice. 
Like make sure you're plugged 

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into one of the plugs because 
I'm going to say is we might be 

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here for a little bit longer 
than expected. 

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Granted, this was like a one 
hour plane ride, they were going

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to Florida and they live really 
close or but it was like too 

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long to drive but they live 
close to fly so it's not as if 

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they're like oh wow. 
We're going to have to be 

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delayed for many, many hours, 
for a, I don't know, like A 

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14-hour long trip with 15 
different stops and this is just

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going to make it so bad for the 
subscriber himself. 

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That actually wasn't like, too 
big of a deal because like I 

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have to wait another hour or two
like that's not great but also I

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don't really care. 
I have a lot of content 

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downloaded but maybe for other 
people it was another stop along

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a much longer trip. 
Maybe people had stuff planned, 

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right? 
I get it. 

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Why people are upset, however, 
at the end of the day, it's just

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really disrespectful to take it 
out on like the basically the 

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minimum wage workers who work. 
They're like, bro, they're not 

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in charge of the plane but I 
swear Karen's, bro. 

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They believe that the minimum 
wage workers are practically. 

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Minimum wage workers are in 
charge of the flights and that 

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they're secretly evil and want 
to. 

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Like I like want to like keep 
the Karen away from her 

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destination, bro. 
Like I swear Karen's might be 

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some of the goofiest people on 
planet Earth and especially in 

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the airport like look I think 
every single time I've been to 

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an airport I've seen at least 
one airport Karen like airport 

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kit like care. 
Hands are pretty common in fast,

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food restaurants and convenience
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Walking in the park Karen's are 
very, you know, they're very 

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common breed. 
You see them around a lot, but I

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feel like the most common or the
place that you'll find the 

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highest density of Karen's per 
square foot is the airport. 

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It is the airport. 
The fact that I just used 

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scarrans per square foot is a, 
is a form of measurement. 

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It is very questionable but 
anyways, right? 

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So the subscriber, notices as 
the Karen walks up to the person

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who's working the front desk, 
Score kind of like the front 

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desk at that place before you 
board the plane and she's like, 

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you know, I see that we haven't 
been in the subscribers close 

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enough to hear. 
The Karen, says, the care is 

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basically, like, I see that 
like, you know, the flight still

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on time, but you know, I don't 
believe you and the person, the 

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front desk like ma'am. 
Like, I will say that it might. 

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It's kind of looking like, it 
will be delayed but I haven't 

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got anything official yet. 
So, at for the, for the time 

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being, we still believe that the
flights on time, like, we still 

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believe that. 
The flights on schedule for the 

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time being. 
However, I will say, you're 

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probably right? 
Just looking at everyone else. 

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There's a chance that we won't 
be on time so the Karen does not

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like this. 
And she's like what? 

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Like I am going to see my 
grandson in Florida. 

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Like do you not want me to see 
my grandson and obviously the 

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workers like no, ma'am. 
Like of course not. 

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I want this to go as smoothly as
possible. 

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Like trust me I have a lot of 
people upset at me. 

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I like, and Kind of just says 
that more or less. 

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I'm not in control of this, I 
will do everything I can, but 

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realize I don't fly the planes 
and this is always been so 

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frustrating when people and a 
lot of circumstances, not even 

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just, the airport is 
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When people in all walks of 
life, started as blame people 

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because look it in sometimes 
situations in life, it just is. 

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It is because of a larger system
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control. 
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blame. 
Sometimes it's someone else. 

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Sometimes it's you, right? 
But there are also situations 

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where it's just a massive 
organization. 

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A massive system with many 
people and there's no one 

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individual to blame. 
A good example, is the airport 

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when a plane is delayed. 
Maybe it's because of 50 people,

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maybe it's because of the 
weather, maybe it's because of 

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someone else in a totally 
different state who like got one

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of the other planes delayed but 
rarely is it the fault of the 

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person? 
Working the front desk, we're 

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laying the orders, you know, the
whole phrase. 

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Don't shoot the messenger. 
Like, I'm just the messenger, 

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bro. 
This is a great example of that,

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so yeah, sure enough, right. 
Subscriber listens as the care 

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and this keeps on berating the 
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And yeah, it's always so 
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When Karen's because I feel like
it's a staple for Karen's to go 

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after people and blame them for 
something. 

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They have no control over and 
probably don't even want to be 

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there, but have to because they 
got to feed their family, dude. 

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And I always liked the that's 
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Like I've a Karen was to 
actually go after someone who 

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actually deserves it or was 
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I probably still wouldn't be on 
the Karen side because of the 

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way that Karen's tend to go 
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But this is so much worse when 
they go after someone who has 

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literally no control. 
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So anyways right the Karen sits 
down and as soon as the Karen 

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sits down on the screen, you see
it pops up saying delay like by 

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45 minutes which is actually not
that terrible, the delay. 

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For people who probably don't 
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That sounds really bad and look 
45 minute delay is not good, 

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especially if you have to like 
coordinate you know getting a 

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ride service or for some reason,
it just really would be not 

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great. 
However, I will say that 45 

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minutes is not a bad delay when 
it comes to delays, I've seen 

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six hour delays before but the 
Karen was acting as soon as she 

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sat down and looked up and saw 
on the board. 

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That is said 45 minute delay. 
She just started freaking out, 

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right? 
She was Like, oh my God, my 

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grandson has to wait even longer
now. 

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And so, the Karen sat down for 
probably all of six seconds and 

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then proceeds to stand right 
back up and stomp her like kind 

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of storm up, stomping, whatever.
All the way back up to the front

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desk and the subscriber watches 
as the person of the front desk,

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is kind of just like kind of 
just like really, bro. 

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Like I Like I like the person in
the front desk, already knew 

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what's up person at the front 
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Already knew that they were 
about to be in for quite a 

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situation. 
And yeah, so the Karen gets back

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up there and she's like, I knew 
it, I knew that you were going 

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to delay the flight, which first
of all, what do you mean? 

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I knew you were going to delay 
the flight? 

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What do you mean you delayed? 
The flight that's just such a 

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crazy word like phrase. 
Like, do you really think that 

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the person behind the front desk
has the power to delay flights? 

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Lights. 
All they do is they get 

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information and they put it on 
screen and they answer questions

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about the information that they 
were given not the situation 

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that they created huge 
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Yeah, so anyways, right. 
The Karen is having a big old 

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fight with the person up there 
and the person at the front desk

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has come just like I don't know 
what I can do here in the Karen 

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eventually is like I hope that 
you know that you destroyed a 

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little boys dreams of seeing his
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like such an exaggeration and 
also if Grandmother be acting 

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like that. 
I don't know, man. 

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I feel like the kid is blessed 
by not seeing her for 45 more 

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minutes. 
Maybe I'm going a little too 

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far, but that's kind of just how
I'm feeling anyways though. 

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So the subscriber sitting there 
for the next 45 minutes and the 

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Karen doesn't go up again 
because I do I think the Karen 

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like, said her piece, you know 
what I mean. 

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And thankfully, the flight was 
not delayed more So eventually 

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they get into lines and so it 
really depends on the airline 

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like how you get into the plane?
So for some air, Lines, what 

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happens is you buy a specific 
seat and for other airlines? 

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You don't buy specific seat, but
you buy like a specific spot in 

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line. 
And then when you're going in 

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there, you choose a spot. 
So kind of the the spot in line 

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to helps determine where you'll 
sit or other airlines, you 

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choose where you sit beforehand.
I've always liked just buying, 

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like, where you're like, you 
just buy your seat. 

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You know exactly where it's at 
because I used to be on the 

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other type. 
When I was much younger, we used

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to go and I forgot what it was, 
but Airline the did it. 

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That and it was always like kind
of stressful because you had to 

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get in line. 
You're too kind of like Find 

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Your Way in the point of line 
and like you kind of had to 

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push, you don't have to push 
your way in but it's a lot more 

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stressful because you didn't 
know where you were sitting, you

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know, I always would prefer to 
sit with my parents, but if we 

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were like really far back in the
line, sometimes is really 

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questionable. 
If I could people were always 

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very nice though and would 
always be like oh no like switch

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with me so you can sit with your
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So I've actually made it a point
that whenever like I'm on an 

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airplane and it's like I see 
that That I actually did this 

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last time, I was on an airplane,
I saw like a mother and daughter

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were not together mother and son
were not together. 

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So I was like Hey like switch 
with me, doesn't matter. 

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Oh yeah, good guy, Connor who, 
whatever. 

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I'm just saying, bro. 
Like it's worth doing that and I

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just respected people doing that
for me. 

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Sorry, for the side tangent. 
Anyways, so for this Airline, 

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it's all reserved seats, but I 
think that Karen didn't totally 

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know that. 
I mean, I think she went at, you

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gotta see, right? 
But the Karen was like, so they 

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get into line and the Karen was 
like, excuse me. 

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I am in the first class line and
like she pulls up her ticket and

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said like group five, that's 
about the first class line, bro.

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first class line or whatever is 
probably group one or maybe even

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group to, I don't know. 
First of all, it doesn't even. 

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Second of all, it doesn't even 
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Like you have your seat. 
I don't know if the Karen was 

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totally aware of that but, you 
know, you have your seat, dude. 

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And the only reason that this 
has ever mattered, like, now 

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that I fly and I have like you 
Choose your seat. 

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The only thing it kind of 
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overhead bag space. 
If you get in really late, you 

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might it might get, you might 
have to put it not where your 

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seat is at, and that's kind of 
annoying. 

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So, I totally get that. 
However, though the Karen is 

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like bickering with people that 
she is in the first class line 

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and the subscribers watching 
this, and the Karen's like, goes

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up to the front leg desk person 
is like, I'm in the first-class 

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line and they're not listening 
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And she shows the person in the 
front desk, like, oh, this is my

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ticket, and the person, the 
front desk looks at it and says,

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oh man, you're in group 5. 
Five, like, you're not like we 

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haven't called you yet. 
We have called Group 1 and 

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group, 2 and the Karen's like 
what? 

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No, I'm in the first-class line,
like I want to get seats. 

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And I, I requested good seats 
and she's like, well, group 5 is

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pretty good. 
She's like that. 

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And obviously eventually the 
Karen is is like fine, whatever,

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but she is big mad right now. 
So, the Karen must have also 

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believe that she had not only 
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also first-class seats, which he
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And that is begins some of the 
real problems as you'll see. 

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So, anyways, the subscriber and 
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So they happen to stand. 
One person behind the Karen. 

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So not exactly behind the Karen,
but one person behind the Karen.

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So group 5 is called and they 
all get up and they start 

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walking in and so they're 
walking into the line and they 

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scan their stuff in And so they 
walk onto the plane. 

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So, on your ticket. 
It says what seat? 

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You have the subscriber sitting 
next to his mom. 

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They said I don't know. 
Let's just say like row, 20 Road

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25. 
So, the first class is like, 

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want grow one to ten and first 
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are a lot bigger a lot cushy or 
sometimes it has its own little 

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section but since this is a 
shorter flight, it's just like 

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more cushier seats or whatever 
dude first-class seat sorrows. 

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So, ridiculously expensive. 
Like, first of all, plane 

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tickets are pricey. 
They're so expensive in the 

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first place. 
But first class tickets are like

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five times the price of an 
already super expensive plane to

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hit, maybe maybe if you got a 
ton of money and you're flying 

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like 12 hours or overnight, I 
can kind of understand it if you

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Supervalu your sleep and you 
have a ton of disposable income.

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But dude, if you're flying for 
60 minutes, like, just just, 

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just, I don't know, fight it 
out, bro. 

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I don't know. 
But yeah. 

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Yeah. 
So the Karen is stops in front 

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of them because there's one 
person between them and the 

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Karen and the Karen's, like I 
think one of these seats is my 

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seat kind of pointing at the 
first class seats. 

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So a flight attendant comes over
because, you know, someone might

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be sitting in the Karen seat and
says, oh man, can you show me 

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your ticket shows the ticket and
she's like, oh man, you're 

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actually in your seat like, 
afro, 30 or C30 rho F, I don't 

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know. 
And the Karen's like lat, So 

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yeah, anyways, right. 
Let's just say that. 

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The care. 
The look on the Karen's face was

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of pure shock and horror and 
what the Karen does, next is 

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absolutely insane real quick 
comment. 

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Karen down below right now, if 
you're watching on YouTube and 

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if you're watching on Spotify 
commented and liked the feedback

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section, and if you're on 
YouTube, comment, Karen as many 

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times as you can. 
Well, don't do it. 

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I don't know. 
You get bad or anything. 

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So comment like five times and 
I'll try and hard as many of 

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those comments on Spotify. 
You can only comment was So 

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don't feel too bad. 
I try and read those comments 

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to. 
But also, if you're watching on 

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YouTube, I also have a Spotify. 
It's in the pin, comment and the

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description. 
Please. 

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Go follow me on there, and if 
you use Spotify, I'll listen to 

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the listen to the stories on 
there as well. 

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I'm trying to grow my presence 
on there and yeah, let's get 

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back to the story as the Karen 
is about to go a little bit 

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cuckoo crazy mode. 
So the Karen is this like in 

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utter disbelief, in shock that 
she is not in the first class 

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seats, which like ma'am, it's a 
60, Minute flight. 

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It's not that deep like I don't 
know how else to say it, it's 

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simply not that deep. 
I feel like there's so many 

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things in life where people make
it. 

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So deep some things in life are 
that deep, but so many people 

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act like, so many things are so 
much more important. 

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So much like life-changing and 
sometimes man deal with it, get 

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over this too shall pass, 
30-minute flight or sorry. 60 

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Minute flight on a non first 
class seat look, dude. 

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You can do it. 
You can do it ma'am, like, I 

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have faith in. 
You figure it out, whatever. 

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And also, you don't have first 
class seats. 

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You very clearly did not buy 
first class seats, but you know,

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the Karen was not hearing any of
this. 

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So to the she goes to the flight
and be like, oh no, I requested 

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first class seats. 
I don't understand. 

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And she's like, now, I'm sorry, 
like you ordered these seats, 

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like this is what it says, on 
the tickets and the Karen's 

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like, it is obviously a glitch. 
I demand one of these seats 

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pointing to like the first class
seats and the people doing the 

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first class seats were like, 
What? 

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Like, okay. 
Like no like, no. 

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So this is where the Karen 
starts to go a little bit crazy.

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The Karen is starting to have a 
mental breakdown and she's like,

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you will get looking at the 
flight attendant and the 

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subscriber remember is standing 
like one person behind her 

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because there's one person like 
the is like a buffer, but he 

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hears, the Karen be like you 
will give me these seats or I 

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will cause a problem. 
The flight attendant is starts 

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to be like less like cordial and
oh man, like you In the wrong 

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seats. 
Like but these are you see. 

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It's like flight attendants. 
Like no, like you will sit like 

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the flight and says, look like 
you're going to sit down in your

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seats or you're not going to fly
it all and the care and the 

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flight attendant have this, like
staring contest with each other 

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and the Karen turns around and 
pushes past people so pushes 

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Bast. 
The person that was kind of the 

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buffer in between the Karen and 
the subscriber then pushes past 

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the subscriber pushes past the 
subscribers mom. 

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Pushes past another person until
she gets to wear the flight like

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before where like the cockpit 
is. 

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So the two pilots are kind of 
just chilling there kind of just

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having a good time and that's 
when they noticed a care and 

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pushing on in and the Karen 
pushes in pushes through and 

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gets on, like, you know, the 
megaphone loudspeaker type thing

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is like this is your captain 
speaking. 

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We have reached 10,000 feet 
which is cruising altitude which

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means you can now you know use 
onboard Wi-Fi or use your LT 

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whatever, right? 
So, she attaches to that thing 

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and she starts screaming get me 
first class seats, or this plane

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is going nowhere. 
Which is like a pretty crazy 

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thing to say and probably super 
illegal. 

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So pretty quickly after this, 
right? 

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The subscriber, first of all, 
the subscriber is an absolute 

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shock that the Karen is dumb 
enough to do this. 

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Look, here's the thing. 
What's what? 

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And what situation do they 
actually end up being like, oh, 

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you know what? 
Yeah, she's right. 

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Let's give her the first class 
seats, literally, no situation. 

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Yeah, so anyways, though, let's 
just say that the flight 

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attendants are not taking this 
so, well as they should, no one 

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should take this. 
Well, first of all, no one 

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should have to deal with this 
nonsense. 

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I tote like, it's always 
satisfied when these like 

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workers are just like Snap On 
The Karen's. 

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I always worry that they get 
like fired or something because 

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I'm I'm always on their side but
sometimes I understand it's like

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you can't do certain things to 
customers or whatever. 

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Anyways, right, so also the 
other thing is that this is like

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super illegal. 
Like you're not airplanes are 

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very, very strict with what you 
can and can't do. 

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I mean, you can't, I think it's 
like, there's, you can't even 

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like you can't hover near the 
cockpit, right? 

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You can't even like loiter near 
there, but to go into the 

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cockpit to break into the 
cockpit of the plane and 

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basically take over the cockpit 
and then threatened, very 

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vaguely threatened that this 
plane is not going anywhere. 

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Are which is a threat until I 
get first class seats? 

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Yeah, that's like super illegal 
on a billion front, so the two 

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flight attendants go in there. 
Kind of rip the Karen out of 

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there and like bring her out in 
the Karen's, like, unhand me 

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unhand me. 
I better get first class seats 

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or I'm suing you guys in the 
flight attendants are like not 

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responding to the Karen, they're
talking between each other and 

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one of them kind of like barks 
up to another one. 

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Being like hey go call security.
Look we need like a we're code 

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4827 or something. 
I don't think that was the 

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actual code. 
Said some kind of like code word

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or something. 
The Karen's like what what is 

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that? 
I demand to know. 

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So the flight attendant just 
looks at the Karen and almost 

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with a little bit of a smirk. 
Not not an actual smirk. 

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Doesn't actually have like a 
full-on smirk, but you know 

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what? 
A little bit of a smirk is like 

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you're being kicked off the 
flight I'm calling security and 

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the Karen at this point went 
from probably thinking that you 

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know what worst case scenario. 
I have to sit my old seeds best 

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case scenario I got first class 
seats. 

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So now thinking I might not even
be able to get on this. 

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Plane which she's not able to 
get on this plane. 

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The Karen's like, ah, you know, 
maybe, maybe, I don't, you know 

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what? 
I don't need the first class 

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seats, just let me go. 
Sit my normal seat at kind of 

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thinking like, oh well, let me, 
I actually kind of messed up 

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here. 
Let me just get my normal see, 

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it's again. 
It's almost like the whole like 

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perspective thing where it's 
like, you know, a man, like a 

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man, there's like a phrase. 
The saying, like, a man wants a 

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million things but a sick man 
only wants one thing and that 

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one thing is to like, feel good 
again and the same phrase, Like 

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a Karen, you know, Karen 
normally wants everything. 

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First class seats super quick 
flight but when a Karen thinks 

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she will be kicked off a play. 
And the only thing she wants is 

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her normal seats. 
And yeah, the flight attendants 

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are not having it there. 
Just, they stop responding to 

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the Karen and the Karen's 
yelling at her like, what you 

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like. 
You must listen. 

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Like you must respond to me, 
like, let me go. 

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I paid for these seats all blah,
blah, blah, right? 

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All this kind of stuff, like a, 
like, I'm your employer, 

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whatever, which not true, like, 
I'm paying your salary. 

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Well, maybe not. 
Really though. 

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Like yeah, technically, you're 
part of the revenue stream, but 

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you and like a billion other 
people, bro. 

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So yeah, eventually though 
security get on the flight so 

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security, get on the plane. 
And so they go up to the Karen 

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and they have a little talk with
the people, the flight 

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attendants, whatever, and the 
flight attendants, give the 

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little rundown of what happened,
and the security kind of gives 

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like the carrot. 
I like an 8. 

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Yo, what the freak, bro? 
Like kind of like a look of like

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what? 
Like really really? 

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But then the Karen is like, 
yelling, like know. 

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No, they're lying. 
It's fake like let me go back to

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my seats. 
Let me go back to my seats. 

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So then like the flight 
attendants kind of like holding 

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the Karen back. 
Give the Karen over to the 

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security and the security starts
dragging, the Karen off the 

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plane, the Karen's like you'll 
be hearing from me. 

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Like I have people in powerful 
places cap by the way you like 

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you will all lose your job. 
Your manager will know this. 

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And as the Karen's being dragged
off the plane. 

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You know, when people clap when 
the plane lands successfully, 

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people were clapping for the 
care and being dragged. 

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Off the plane. 
So anyways, Karen is dragged off

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the plane. 
There's probably about 30 

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minutes of just people of, like,
flight attendants, probably 

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writing up a report of what 
happened of things is getting 

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situated, and then eventually 
the captain's like, sorry for 

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that disturbance. 
And that unexpected disturbance 

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will be taking off shortly 
people clap. 

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Again, they get up in the sky 
and things are good. 

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I'll click on the video on 
screen right now, to support the

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channel. 
It really does help out and 

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peace.