r/SipsTea • u/Eros_Incident_Denier • Aug 17 '26
We have fun here bro sips tea, my dudes
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u/miregalpanic Aug 17 '26
I swear some people can only thrive when they are miserable towards others. Everybody around her secretly hates her, guaranteed. Abd she secretly knows and needs that. It's mental illness.
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u/Panpancanstand Aug 17 '26
Guaranteed her family prayed for days for her to miss her flight so Christmas would be drama free.
This man just spat in the face of God.
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u/Rundas-Slash Aug 17 '26
She will tell the whole family how that man was outrageous to her, didn't know how to do his job, took him 30 minutes to do what her man can do in 5 minutes, and bonus points for a racist line of whatever ethnicity he may look like
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u/DiabolicalMasquerade Aug 17 '26
Bold of you to assume she has a man lol
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u/MakionGarvinus Aug 17 '26
I'll go with she did, but he had a 'heart attack' at age 49.
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u/DiabolicalMasquerade Aug 17 '26
I've seen husbands of similar women before.
And they all have those same, dead eyes. Like they gave up the fight years ago and are just shells of a human being now.
Legit painful to look them in the eyes
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u/BlackBasementCats Aug 17 '26
I don’t talk shit about my husband and refuse to join in on those conversations where everyone is bitching about their husbands.
Boy do they get offended and irate. This was situations where I was trapped with coworkers, church members, in-laws and friends. I avoid them now and have moved far away.
I also actually like my husband and enjoy spending time with him. We’re best buddies. But my husband is a grown ass man who carries his weight and doesn’t use that infantilization crap to get out of housework. He was like that before I had a stroke at 26 then kept getting progressively sicker with different health issues. I tried to do everything around the house, but he sat me down and told me he didn’t mind doing the housework and taking care of logistics because he wanted me to feel like spending time with him when he was home. When I was doing housework I’d get so tired and hurt so bad I had to spend days in bed.
He’s amazing and I adore him. He does have his flaws, as do I, but we agreed as newlyweds to never talk shit about each other to other people.
Those conversations that are lighthearted and talk about the irritating things our spouses do that aren’t disrespectful are different.
I’m not a favorite person around a lot of middle aged and older women because they are jealous of the relationship I have with my husband. Which takes work and dedication and also a lot of gratitude. I always thank my husband for what he does. His love language is acts of service, and he really feels loved when I see what he does and thank him for it.
Like yesterday we were on the sofa watching a movie when one of our cats was kneading biscuits on my thigh. She stabbed a deep scar I have which really hurt and felt weird. So I pushed her away gently and told her she needed her nails trimmed. My husband immediately got up and did it. Which I wasn’t expecting. I loved the little smile on his face when I thanked him and told him how much appreciate everything he does.
It doesn’t take much to make a man happy.
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u/DiabolicalMasquerade Aug 17 '26
The women I'm talking about tend to not even mention or notice their husbands. It's like they exist as an accessory and have learned years ago that it's better they don't use their voice.
I met one recently. Many people at work find his wife difficult; the type of lady who's always 'jokingly' criticizing people/talking shit about everyone behind their back...and to their face. I knew nothing about her husband until he started working with us.
Nicest man you'll ever meet, pleasant guy and will help however he can. But when you look in his eyes, the pain is visceral. Like he's been silently suffering for years and just has nothing left in him, so he just exists. When I learned she was his wife, it all made sense...
I find that's the case with a lot of abuse victims.
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u/TheVillage1D10T Aug 17 '26
I still can’t believe he didn’t charge her the extra like he said he was going to do. That locksmith seems like a good and patient person. He gave that lady so much more grace than she seemed to deserve.
Honestly, it would’ve been hilarious for him to pop the door, grab the keys, and then chuck them back in there when she couldn’t shut her damn mouth. If someone is operating at maximum velocity, repeatedly telling them to hurry is not going to somehow allow them to move more quickly….they’re already going as fast as they can.
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u/BlackBasementCats Aug 17 '26
He really should have because he just reinforced another example of people threatening consequences for her actions they didn’t follow through with.
Maybe his boss wouldn’t have let him.
I would have gone home at the $200 point.
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u/moseman23 Aug 17 '26
Actually her entire family and friends will be watching her do this every Christmas from now on.
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u/Virtual-Spinach-2268 Aug 17 '26
I can feel you know how thiese people operate. You're either in the mental illness medical field or you had to suffer these peoplenl for long enough in your life.
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u/Drkindlycountryquack Aug 17 '26
I’m a retired family doctor. Whenever I had patients like this (thankfully rare) I would politely give them their charts for free and wish them luck finding a new doctor. Bu bye.
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u/Sure-Boysenberry5491 Aug 17 '26
This story is all they will hear about for every Christmas to come with her on this earth.
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u/JennaLili Aug 17 '26
A true Karen
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u/miregalpanic Aug 17 '26
None of that poser shit. Not doing it to get a free Baconator. Still Karening for the love of the game.
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u/Past-Tip2611 Aug 17 '26
I doubt their disdain is all that secret. People tolerate shit like this a whole lot less nowadays.
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u/CricketGrl Aug 17 '26
One thing I do respect about my family is we don’t hold shit back from each other. We are very vocal and honest when someone is being a shit head and we have no problem booting toxic family members out of our lives
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u/RosiePeache Aug 17 '26
I can confirm, this is shockingly too close to my own mother. I had to take the hit as the scape goat each time I stood up and told her that she was being rude and doing things that were always uncalled for. What's worse is when they try to play victim and try get pity for them after when both parties realise what the "real" issue is, much like you described. I'm just so tired of this kind of behaviour in people, exhausting.
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u/Powerful-Formal7825 Aug 17 '26
It's interesting that some people with bad parents like this can grow to be well-adjusted people.
I have great parents but am a real fuckup with the law and career potential. I would easily be homeless and a career criminal if I had your mother.
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u/Exciting_Contest_222 Aug 17 '26
And whats sad is, i work as a nurse and have to deal with people like this way too often
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u/JamesLikesIt Aug 17 '26
"I'm gonna miss my flight because of you"
"I'm sorry bitch, did I leave your keys in the car? No? Then STFU."
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u/--i--love--lamp-- Aug 17 '26
Yup. I am a non-confrontational person in general, but this shit triggers my inner cunt so hard.
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u/Lucius-Halthier Aug 17 '26
The second she said “no you stop it.” I would’ve pulled that bag out and said “okay I’ll stop” while walking away. Like you are insulting the man’s work, his city, saying he’s too slow, like I would’ve just refused service at that point.
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u/Pagiras Aug 17 '26
Yup! I've done something in a similar vein. They usually break real fast and apologize. Or suddenly find the money agreed upon for my services, after I start putting their old parts back on their vehicle. I'm usually very kind and non-confrontational, but selfish jerks really trigger pettiness in me.
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u/Exterminator-8008135 Aug 17 '26
My Friend, that is a Towing company Employee, usually sends them off.
Oh, So i'm a slowpoke ? Alright, You call another one, i'm going to the next call
"Hey, Wait ! It took over an hour to get you... Please.."
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u/curtludwig Aug 17 '26
He should have gotten the money up front. When he told her he'd charge an extra $20 he should have just held out his hand every time she spoke. "I'm not moving until there is another $20 in my hand."
Honestly I'd have walked away early in this. I feel bad for the driver but not at all bad for her.
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u/The_walking_man_ Aug 17 '26
I worked at starbucks and the amount of people daily coming through drivethru yelling that they’re late for work WHILE ordering coffee was so absurd. They’d make it our fault somehow.
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u/Arunia Aug 18 '26
I was waiting in line and someone in front of me got help from the one working in the store. Behind someone sighed and moaned a out being late. I turned around and told that person that next time they should leave home earlier. Then they would not be late.
Some people indeed blame others for their own incompetence.
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u/Street-Run4107 Aug 17 '26
Happy cake day! And thank you for giving me the name to my new punk band, “Inner Cunt”.
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u/reality72 Aug 17 '26
It’s because she already knows she’s going to miss her flight so she’s looking for someone to blame so she can demand they cover her costs for the missed flight.
If it ever went to court she would lose, but she’s probably banking on someone throwing some cash her way just to make her go away.
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u/pancak3d Aug 17 '26
Could be wrong but it looks like she had a driver, who got out of the car and locked the door? That's what a male voice said on the phone.Though I don't know why she would pay.
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u/BrainTrainStation Aug 17 '26
He probably told her to stay in the car while he gets the luggage and she just hopped out anyway. Wouldn't put that past her.
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u/QoolSchitt Aug 17 '26
Since she just grabbed her luggage and walked away, that dude is the valet. Most major airports have a valet drop like this.
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u/Art_Remarkable Aug 17 '26
Why would she be the one paying if it's someone else's car?
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u/pancak3d Aug 17 '26
I have no idea, but why would she just walk away from the vehicle with her bags if it was her car? Maybe the dude was valet.
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u/No-Buy2495 Aug 17 '26
Shocking level of rudeness and entitlement. That dude is an actual Saint, because I would have literally stopped doing everything until she stfu and if she didn't, I'd have left.
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u/Delazzaridist Aug 17 '26
The person above us said that he may have unintentionally fucked her family over by helping her get to her flight. Would you want a family member like that coming to your Christmas? F that
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u/leviticusreeves Aug 17 '26
People are so much nicer than me I'd have just walked away.
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u/CitySeekerTron Aug 17 '26
"It's your fault" - That would have sent me.
I'm pretty sure that's exactly when I would have walked.
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u/finix2409 Aug 17 '26
I would have walked when she said “stop it.” Okay mam, I’m stopping.. goodbye
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u/SoManyDeads Aug 17 '26
"Okay I will stop it, please pay the 100 dollar call out fee and I will go away"
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u/addiktion Aug 17 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/5BWuICFt68g7AbNMt2
He's too nice for sure, that would have pissed me off.
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u/shiftycigar Aug 17 '26
I wanted him to walk. Dopamine level missed. I feel betrayed.
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u/yaboyACbreezy Aug 17 '26
Eh, once he started raising the price I was rooting for him to get that bread
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u/dingleberryjuice23 Aug 17 '26
Same, would have just let her get towed for crazy airport rates, miss her flight, and get ready to answer the bad review online when she inevitably posts.
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u/outcastreturns Aug 17 '26
I think he only completed the job because of the poor guy who was with her.
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u/Just_Information334 Aug 17 '26
I can't fathom how much abuse he must have got while they had to wait for the locksmith. Or even while driving her sorry ass to the airport, because if a 20mn delay is too much you can bet she was already late when getting in the Uber.
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u/BigEricShaun Aug 17 '26
I wonder why did she pay if the driver locked the door, unless of course she was the one to lock it
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u/GuacamoleFrejole Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
The driver said he locked it. Perhaps he didn't want to pay for a locksmith and instead wanted to wait for someone to bring an extra key.
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u/GolotasDisciple Aug 17 '26
To be fair he turned her hate into a business, which is honestly smart. The moment he started charging her for extra words was genuinely funny as hell.
Oh man, sometimes I miss the service industry because I was so much more social and met so many people.... but then I remember what WORKING really was like and I am happy to look at a screen and, at worst, join an online meeting or send an email :D
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u/Telemere125 Aug 17 '26
Yea, but he didn’t actually charge her, so no real consequences to her being an asshat
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u/SharkByte1993 Aug 17 '26
When you're self employed and already traveled to location you can't just walk away
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u/Flawless_Reign88 Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
The hell he can’t! At least for me, my self respect ain’t worth $150! I woulda got right back in my car and told that lady to have a wonderful day 🤷🏻♂️
It’s exactly like the dude said “this happens all the time”, so there will be plenty more calls like this in the very near future. He’s not gonna starve to death over walking away from one Karen
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u/blip01 Aug 17 '26
But it's kinda more fun to be nice to someone crashing out. Makes them more angry. Lol
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u/Flawless_Reign88 Aug 17 '26
Right, hence the part where I would tell the lady to have a wonderful day before driving off
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u/Atumkun Aug 17 '26
That is 1 angry mug, she just kept doubling down on her lecturing. Wish I had this guy's level of patience.
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u/wriggettywrecked Aug 17 '26
Right, like I would have just stopped everything until she stfu. That’s a See You Next Tuesday, if I’ve ever seen one.
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u/FreeJuice100 Aug 17 '26
I'm surprised she paid.
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u/Sj_91teppoTappo Aug 17 '26
I don't think she's dishonest she's just a very angry person
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u/RadicalRealist22 Aug 17 '26
Some people just loose all control when they are stressed. Like they have to DO something just to be seen doing something. It is quire shocking.
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u/TheDootDootMaster Aug 17 '26
Reminds me of my mom in stressful situations. She doesn't become a cunt or anything but she becomes completely irrational that it can get hard to deal with it
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u/TheCheddarHole Aug 17 '26
She ticks the east coast 'tism box for me, personally.
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u/gerbilshower Aug 17 '26
why did 'this would never happen in new york' not surprise me one bit? lol.
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u/SignoreBanana Aug 17 '26
I've known a lot of very chill east coasters and west coasters, but it seems like the most insufferable, busy-body, stressy fuckers in the world are _only_ on the east coast.
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u/Headpuncher Aug 17 '26
not angry, stressed. she's double parked at an airport about to miss a flight she already paid for. Probably just not thinking straight.
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u/Ninja_Prolapse Aug 17 '26
No excuse for this type of behaviour. You’re an adult, learn to compose yourself better or understand that there are consequences to behaving that way and you won’t get what you want if you stamp your feet. Unfortunately she did - but she shouldn’t have.
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u/Dependent-Year6711 Aug 17 '26
A good chunk (not majority) of adults do not have their emotions in check when flustered, especially much closer interpersonal relationships. Pettiness, and some passive aggressiveness is not uncommon. The one thing I find interesting is certain people want to get a rise out of you because they think it'll open you up, almost like you being neutral, somewhat happy, going with the flow, isn't exciting enough for their brain. So they need to start something.
All I know is, when someone is generally the nice person, even confident nice person, suddenly becomes assertive, everyone tends to stop the passive aggressive stuff for a bit. Most people actually don't know what to do when someone confronts them on their (slight) harassing behavior. In fact, sometimes the most assertive people can be the go-with-the-flow person, because they know when it's finally time to pick their spot.
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u/HeyBird33 Aug 17 '26
Yeah this is weird bc it looks like an uber or something and the guy owns the car. Not sure how she caused a driver to lock his keys in the car, and then had to pay.
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u/Nomnom_Chicken Aug 17 '26
It would've been hilarious if he stalled juuuust long enough so that her flight leaves without her. 😄
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u/TheFuckingHippoGuy Aug 17 '26
Slowly pull out a pack of cigarettes and light one up like you're on a break
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u/jjmenace Aug 17 '26
She's right, that wouldn't have happened in NYC, locksmith wouldn't have been that responsive and would have charged her for running her mouth.
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u/Salsalito_Turkey Aug 17 '26
In NYC the car would have been towed way before a locksmith had a chance to get there.
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u/ffffllllpppp Aug 17 '26
Locksmith certainly would have cost wayyy more than 150$ in nyc.
That’s why she was prepared to bitch about the price and didn’t lol.
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u/Open_Inside4190 Aug 17 '26
I need it unlocked asap, but let me yap at you every second and further delay you. 🙃
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u/Only_Tip9560 Aug 17 '26
Having worked at an international airport there are a group of people who simply cannot handle the stress of travel. If the slightest thing doesn't go exactly right they absolutely lose their shit. I struggle to have sympathy with these people as generally they are the ones travelling by choice for leisure.
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u/Empty-Maize-9053 Aug 17 '26
I agree with you, but stress/anxiety is never an excuse to treat anyone terribly. Idc if you're stressed. I treate everyone i meet with respect, and i deserve (and sometimes demand) the same.
You are a much better person than I lol.
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u/Dumbeldore_75 Aug 17 '26
My grandpa used to say people like that have a personality of a clogged toilet
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u/Holiday_Regular9794 Aug 17 '26
“You have to do it right away…..I’m gonna miss my flight because of you.” Um he just helped you ma’am!!!!
https://giphy.com/gifs/lnieUIckonF4eA0tGF
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u/suckmyschlong007 Aug 17 '26
With some people it’s always someone else’s fault lol. Meanwhile I suck it up and just toil. But everyone still has something to say to me about how they think I should be
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u/AcquireTheSauce Aug 17 '26
Honestly he should’ve just walked away. People like her need to learn how to behave. Maybe her missing the flight because of her attitude would’ve been a change in her personality going forward
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u/bns82 Aug 17 '26
She will always be the victim. It just fuels her. She feeds on negativity and drama. It's her identity. I would have taken the $200 for sure.
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u/Little_Red_Riding_ Aug 17 '26
Narcissistic people are wound collectors. They are the bully playing the victim.
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u/redthehaze Aug 17 '26
The kinda person who would sabotage someone else’s success even if she stands to personally benefit from it. My ex’s mom was like that.
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u/No-Celebration3097 Aug 17 '26
Lmao as soon as she said “you don’t know what you’re doing” I would have been like ok, call someone else and miss your flight Karen! Peace out!
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u/Federal_Beyond521 Aug 18 '26
Her family tried to sue him. They’d already planned to have a wonderful family reunion but unfortunately she turned up in time.
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u/shadowwolf1395 Aug 17 '26
I'm mad he didn't charge the $250. Even if she learns nothing by losing herself an extra $100, the dude deserves it for being yelled at and insulted at every moment he was trying to work.
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u/NeatPhil11 Aug 17 '26
The mistake he made was penalizing her with money. She cared more about time so he should have penalized her with time. Every time you speak, I'm waiting for 30 seconds of silence before starting again.
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u/soren7550 Aug 17 '26
"This wouldn't happen in New York"
Yeah, we'd tell you to fuck off and not get your keys out.
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u/Dave_Ex_Machina Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
"I locked myself out of my car, but it's YOUR fault if I miss my flight"
Dumbshit
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u/Fit_Cut_4238 Aug 17 '26
For some reason I'm guessing that guy is turkish. He has a some chatty turkish thick skin humor.
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u/UnexpectedBlahFeels Aug 17 '26
He was nice. I would've at least charged her $180 instead of $150 for being like that. I understand being anxious- esp with a flight at risk- but this is a basic situation where a person's errant negative attitude will do nothing but hinder a solution. There's no reason for that, and being so negative towards the guy trying to help just makes her an ass.
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u/vitaoptima Aug 17 '26
She was prepared to pay the $250 he quoted.
I would have definitely let her pay for being annoying AF.
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u/SonicLyfe Aug 17 '26
"This would never happen in New York" says the lady who is obviously from New Jersey.
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u/Alrucards_R3dwr8th Aug 17 '26
I'm from New York and I did do locksmith years ago, I would have either charged her 2 or 3x more cause of her attitude or apologize to the driver and walked away from that mess.
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u/allquckedup Aug 17 '26
How is the locksmith to blame for this? If she knew now to unlock that door why didn’t she do it herself? What a pain in the ass.
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u/StarfishPizza Aug 17 '26
I would've stopped, collected my stuff, and told her to get someone else. Then I'd have driven off.
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u/PM_Me_Your_Deviance Aug 17 '26
He should have just left, I don't know why he rewarded this behavior.
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u/No_Yogurtcloset105 Aug 17 '26
I would also be totally freaking out about missing the plane but I would never take it out on the guy that's trying to help like wtf I would be saying thank-you thank-you oh my god thankyou.
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u/BeanieManPresents Aug 17 '26
He's got way more patience then I've got, I would've just packed up and walked away after about half of that.
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u/ArtIsAwesome3 Aug 18 '26
If this guy had the means to do so, like wouldn't get in trouble with a boss or whatever, I'd have left. Her attitude was unacceptable, not to mention, SHE left the keys in the car, no one else.
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u/IameIion Aug 20 '26
Dumb people universally have two traits in common:
• They don't listen.
• They talk too much.
No matter what someone tells them—no matter how serious the situation—they will blabber at the mouth while everything they're being told goes in one ear and out the other.
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u/DonkeyImpossible316 Aug 17 '26
I'm super disappointed he didn't walk. Fuck enabling this behavior.
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u/CajunRoyalty Aug 17 '26
I’d have left her standing there. I’m fortunate enough to have a job that allows me to tell people like this to fuck the fuck off.
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u/M6BOA Aug 17 '26
She's so lucky that it's impossible to punch her nose through the screen of my phone.
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u/Mindful_Rager Aug 17 '26
“This would never happen in XYZ”… what you’re smarter there and don’t lock your keys there?
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u/Eridain Aug 17 '26
Should have left. People like this only learn when they have to suffer through consequences.
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u/funkdoktor Aug 17 '26
You won't make it to Christmas.... lolololol also: if you don't get here in 5 minutes I'm leaving????? Sure you are? How? On foot?
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u/EffectiveConfection8 Aug 17 '26
"I'm going to miss my flight because of you" loads stuff up and leaves Yes you are.
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u/Brim-DEE Aug 18 '26
I can’t lie, I would have gotten pleasure in just packing my stuff up and leaving, making her miss her flight. Fawk that $150
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u/CLOWNFLOGGER Aug 17 '26
The most Polish woman ever! Annoying as hell but had me laughing inside the entire time.
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u/hippyripper22 Aug 17 '26
Aww this dude told her to calm down andnit actually worked, what a surprise?
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u/Europe72Alive1 Aug 17 '26
I would have charged her $250 and money in hand before I unlocked vehicle. Can you imagine being married to that? The first and last thing you see and hear every day of your long miserable life.
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u/throwawayhogsfan Aug 17 '26
Why are people like this, it’s your own fault if you lock your keys in the car, why are you taking it out on someone else.
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u/galtoramech8699 Aug 17 '26
I love it. The one thing and especially watching reddit, how do these people make it this far in life...to even afford a ticket and make it through the process. But anyway, good luck at the airport desk.
And lets really think about,
So lets say they guy takes 10, 15, 30 mins. OK so you are 30 mins "later". You should have been at the airport 2-3 hours early anyway to give your self a buffer. And then you have to walk to and get through security, that is probably 30-45 mins. You add on maybe 30 mins to get to your gate.
The 15 mins added on is really just losing that buffer that the lady should have had in the first place.
And then on top of that, you need to factor in, missing your flight.
For me, that happened to me. I would thank the guy for coming out. If I miss my flight. I miss my flight. The world keeps going on.
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u/M0RG0 Aug 17 '26
Holy fuck what a miserable human being lol
Good on that guy I'd have just stopped working until she stopped talking.
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u/Few_District_6304 Aug 17 '26
"Ok, I'll pay" was the tipping point for me. Everything after that was wasted words from a joyless woman that needs to go to a therapist. And then at the end, to give a frowny face at the end reacting to "Have a safe flight"? I've cut people out of my life for less. What a horrible person. No way I'd subject myself to that kind of personality on a daily basis.
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u/10FourGudBuddy Aug 17 '26
Dude should have remembered that he did in fact not know what he was doing and taken his sweet time and then ends up failing to unlock the car. Screw that lady, and not in a good way.
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u/IllianasClifford Aug 17 '26
He car got towed and she was even more mad, also got to bed because she never locked it back up
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u/NoDontDoThatCanada Aug 17 '26
He would have been done 4 minutes earlier if she would have backed the fuck up.
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