We've seen a lot of crazy interactions in retail stores during the pandemic.
But this one has multiple amazing things about it.
First of all the pettiness of the origin of the conflict.
So you saw all that going back and forth and the yells and the screams and
everything.
Apparently it's because the Karen in this case was
angry that a soda was $3 instead of $2.
Which is more, I checked the math.
But I cannot conceive of getting into a screaming match in a 7,
11 because a soda was more expensive than I thought it was.
The second most amazing thing is I think scallywag is back,
hashtag scallywag, hot scally wag summer.
We have launched into it,
I think that Biden becoming president has had a lot of bad effects.
But I think the old timey expressions coming back has been a good thing.
So I like scallywag being there.
I love the dynamic vocabulary of the 7, 11 attendant to throw that out there.
There is one more amazing fact about this but first Francesca,
what do you make of that?
>> I mean, look any bringing back pirate lingo is the funniest ever.
You scallywag ask what would your scurvy ass up in here.
[LAUGH] It just, with your trench mouth.
I love that kinda [LAUGH] trench mouth is apparently,
I think it's when you drink duty water.
But I love creativity in insults and it's a little bit to the point where
if you're being dressed down by someone who's that amazing at throwing shade.
You just kinda have to like sit there and take it and
you're being read from top to bottom and you don't stand a chance.
I mean, I remember high school and you just have to sit there and
take it because you were losing this real bad.
But it's amazing that some of the worst caring videos
we've seen have been started by such petty things.
I'm gonna bring it up again.
This is not a care in video, but a man was shot, in New York.
Because the guy,
he was delivering food to was mad that he wasn't getting enough duck sauces.
Straight, people are forgetting how to act and are acting crazy.
And no wonder, forget the massive amounts of profits that even someone
a place like 7, 11 has been making in the pandemic.
Workers are tired,
they're tired, so yeah, they're gonna call you a scallywag, ask Karen.
>> [LAUGH] People have been throwing out other stuff, they're preparing for
when they interact with Karen, raggedy as shark snack.
I like that, that's a good one.
Tally Whacker, scallywag dragon, nice, that's a good one.
Let's see a bunch of scallywags and Tally Whackers up in here,
references to Jack Sparrow.
I'll allow it but only this time, throwing around dag nab.
It's calling people a cursed monta banks.
I do like this and don't forget about shenanigans and malarkey-
>> Exactly,
which we are cracking ass, >> My God!
References to Kahului, I like it.
Where did that come from?
Anyway, I assured you there would be one more amazing fact after that video.
The most amazing fact, is that worker didn't get fired.
>> [LAUGH] >> I mean, I'm glad,
I don't know the worker, but I'm inclined to be on their side in all these things.
I've worked retail jobs.
I would have assumed that's your going away thing when you not only call
someone a scallywag shot at them.
When you yell at them that they can't read or
write when you publicly accuse a 7 ,11 customer of being illiterate.
Let alone all of the other stuff.
I assume that's your going away, present to your coworkers, know,
still working there.
Look at 7, 11 standing behind its workers.
>> Look at this crazy man, for
real bro, she want me to hit her.
>> I wanna put your refrigerator in the house,
we don't have that thing, we don't even have a dolly.
>> Okay, so I thought at first that there was nothing funnier than laying under
a truck to stop it from moving.
But it turns out responding to questions while laying under a truck to stop
removing is at least 50% funnier.
So anyway, that is a thought a boy on Tiktok who posted this video,
is a delivery of a refrigerator.
And they wanted him to bring the refrigerator in,
which apparently wasn't his job to do.
And they were not gonna let him leave, until he did it.
It's an interesting debate though.
I think JR, if it's not his job, it's not his job.
But it does look like they have a lot of trouble getting it in there.
And I don't like the sorta weirdly quasi care and
thing of throwing yourself down there.
For all I know, he's got ten deliveries to do and
he's gonna get in trouble if he doesn't make him in a certain amount of time.
But they don't have a dolly, shouldn't they have had a dolly, but yet
they could use help.
Isn't it nice to help them?
Is this one cut and dried, what do you think?
>> I don't know what the policies are?
Maybe for this particular delivery company.
Maybe there's some kinda reasons why maybe Covid reasons why they can't come in.
Who knows what was explained the reasons why she got so upset about this?
But of course, my first thought would have also been,
we can't bring this in as a refrigerator bro, you're carrying it.
I assume he has it on some kinda device already.
So again, these are assumptions I'm making,
you'd have to dump it on the porch or maybe outside wherever it is that he did.
In order for you to take your moving device off of it, which I assume he had.
So it's not that much more to take it in the house again,
unless there's some explicit on the other side of it.
>> [CROSSTALK] >> If you would like for
him to do it and you're frustrated by his response of no.
I have a really good idea rather than jumping under his truck, ask him,
maybe nicely.
Maybe even say, hey this is a problem we have.
I don't know what we're gonna do?
Can you help me out somehow?
Maybe reach out to him as a human being because again,
think about the end game you want.
You want the refrigerator in your house, you're in a bad position,
you don't have a dollar the guys being an ass, right?
So getting under the truck and then screaming, not screaming,
but having a conversation with him about how he should be doing that.
Do you think that's gonna make someone who just told you know for
whatever reason I'm gonna go.
You're right lady, you're under my truck.
I think I'll go take it into the house now.
No, it won't, no.
>> I don't know that I agree, if you're so inconvenienced,
you literally can't drive away.
I don't know maybe I'd be, God!
Fine, I'll bring it in, I don't know.
I agree that there are definitely better ways to go about this.
I cannot rule out the possibility that outside of the video that they might have
asked nicely.
I don't know.
But first of all, if you're delivering a refrigerator,
it should be a part of it to deliver it now, it's apparently no.
But I feel like it should be- >> I feel like it is normally couches,
fridges, big things that come in your house.
I don't really ever remember someone dropping off on my doorstep, [CROSSTALK]
>> But I would be annoyed.
But anyway, I just, you can't lay under someone's car.
People are throwing around claims that this is false imprisonment, I don't know.
There's every state handles it differently.
I don't know if this would be according to boy who posted the video.
The woman who was laying down wasn't charged with anything.
Man, she really wanted that inside though.
She was risking potentially being driven over.
Cuz she's sorta bluffing to some extent.
She doesn't actually wanna be driven under.
If he'd gotten in and turned on the engine, would she have gotten out?
>> [CROSSTALK] >> That's the hard part.
I don't know.
>> That's the hard part.
I think she's bluffing too, but if you go to call her bluff,
then now you can't bluff.
If you're the engine started lady, it's in drive lady,
I'm ready, [CROSSTALK] lady, who knows?
You gotta go, or else now she wins.