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Karens Go Too Far, Immediately Get Destroyed
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December 6, 2022
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3:50Now PlayingKarens in the wild get what they deserve when their crazy stunts against employees backfire in their faces and on camera. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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‘Get the f*ck out of here’7Eleven worker loses it on ‘Karen’ who was allegedly upset her soda was $3 instead of $2
"A 7-Eleven employee seemed to reached his limit with a difficult customer in a video uploaded to TikTok on July 28. His colorful reaction to one “Karen” has gone viral with over 70,000 views on the platform.
In the original video, posted by @thatsyesi, the cashier tells off a “Karen,” who allegedly threw a tantrum over her soda being $3 instead of $2.
“My brother sent me this video of a Karen while he was working,” the creator added in the caption. “The lady got mad over her soda being $3 instead of $2.”
The man in the video had enough of her alleged antics and began telling her off, at one point calling her a “scallywag.”"
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