Try Not to Laugh: ENTITLED KAREN CRINGE

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  @camkirkhambabyy · 9 months ago · pinned

  Thank you for the all the nice messages and comments lately guys, cannot thank you enough for the consistent support. So proud of the community we're building here<3

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• QU

  @Quincy6262 · 9 months ago

  Once you DONATE a bench, you no longer own it.

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• CI

  @cinnabonbons · 9 months ago

  Unless your sister is buried under the bench, there’s zero reason for her to get that mad about the bench being used for bench purposes. Absolutely wild.

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• KA

  @katrinechristensen3429 · 9 months ago

  To the bench lady: if youre so concerned about the area being nice and clean, then clean it WHEN THERE ARENT PEOPLE SITTING ON IT!

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  @Mads-xj1xt · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_JXfECrh6o&amp;t=513">8:33</a> I went to visit my dads grave stone last year and there was a little baby using it to help her stand up, he’d have loved it. While these thing help us commemorate someone’s life, they aren’t actually the bench, it’s a public space babe.

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• JE

  @jenjen0780 · 9 months ago

  No. Bench tapping memorial benches is such a nice gesture. I&apos;m going to start doing that.

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  @so1.618e · 9 months ago

  I appreciate how you always try to be empathetic and understanding of other people, while still being funny

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• GR

  @greenfox7657 · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_JXfECrh6o&amp;t=1556">25:56</a> as a fence guy, I can confirm you would be absolutely shocked at how often neighbors complain about fences. And it&apos;s always the neighbor who is the reason for the fence that has the problem with it being there. They will literally pay money to the city to get the blueprints to confirm that the fence is 0.2 inches over the property line just so they can make more problems with their neighbor. These are extreme cases, but it&apos;s happened more than once on my job

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• IZ

  @izzyorisnthe · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_JXfECrh6o&amp;t=563">9:23</a> This friend is doing a disservice by not checking the tone of the grieving woman. Not in a harsh way but even saying to your friend, “hey you’re really upset, understandably. Why don’t you go take a few breaths over there so I can handle this for you.” It wouldn’t guarantee a different outcome but I wonder if the other woman wouldn’t have been more amenable if not being yelled at

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• BM

  @bmc348 · 4 months ago

  As a woman I think if a woman hits a man, he can hit her back. Just dont go full force unless necessary. Use enough force to stop her.

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• UL

  @UltravioletStarGirl9 · 9 months ago (edited)

  Berry Karen said she &quot;deeply regretted it&quot;, but I didn&apos;t hear her say she was sorry.

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• EM

  @emmaearthling444 · 9 months ago

  She literally said her son would be right back to pick up the bag…. At that point I don’t understand why the woman who’s sister died wouldn’t be like “oh okay great” because the perceived problem is now about to be solved lol

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