No touch me,
I'll kill you.
>> Calm down.
>> Let her, no, let her,
call the police.
>> I've already called the police.
>> Okay, let the police come out here, do it.
>> Told you not to call.
>> Do it >> You go back.
>> Do it.
>> [INAUDIBLE]
>> The video that you saw was of Vicki
knew of the Indianapolis suburb pike township.
This incident actually happened several years ago, and
at first it might seem like a lot of the different Karen incidents that we cover.
It's a woman who is getting in people's faces and destroying property and
shouting things like go back to Mexico, go back where you came from there.
She also said that she would kill the people that were there, and
apparently this happened quite a bit.
What makes this story distinct though is that for this care and
there were consequences and not just going viral.
She is now being forced to pay $262,000 in total compensation for
attorney fees, damage costs all of that.
Comes across a number of different categories, punitive and
compensatory damages.
That is a lot of money though.
And there were death threats and there was apparently like a lot that went into this
over a period of time as we said, this happened a few years ago.
And so it takes a while for justice but
that is the most I've ever seen at a care and have to pay.
Francesca, what do you think?
>> I mean, I feel like half of those fees are just paying for that haircut.
Damn girl, still, you realize that supercuts can do other things.
They're not- >> Okay, that's where I go.
>> I know that that's why I said it.
No, they sometimes they get it right and then when John decides to shave off
his beard, that's not on you, that's not on you Supercuts.
[LAUGH] no, but for real, I am glad that she's forced to pay,
there's some consequences.
It's also just like, it's so
upsetting to see like we're being told America's the greatest country.
Yeah, love thy neighbor, Jesus blah.
Look at the way this woman is behaving with her own neighbor gross.
Imagine living next to someone like that and we're supposed to like, I mean,
again we live in a place where I don't know, if your neighbors aren't that awful,
talk to them.
I know I need to do a better job of that, but just like, yeah.
>> I'm lucky that I have a good relationship with my neighbors, but
I can't imagine.
So what are the reasons that we cover things like this?
So first of all, we cover this one because like, my God,
there's actually consequences.
There are never any consequences.
That's like sort of the tagline of the show, consequences don't exist.
So wow, we actually found some, but also it's the point,
there's never been a care an incident that needed to happen.
That is the thing that is so
frustrating about them, is that none of these interactions need to happen.
And it's a reminder to me that despite the fact that we are facing so
many different issues obviously, America specifically humanity at large.
We have everything we need to fix all of these problems and to live happy,
comfortable, satisfied lives.
We choose not to do that.
And a lot of people with way more power and wealth than either me or Francesca or
anyone watching this get to make decisions to do a lot more damage in one fell swoop.
That happens constantly, we talk about it.
On a lower level, we also get to make choices.
And for these Karen's they choose to make their lives less happy.
The people around them less safe, less happy.
It doesn't make them better off.
It's just why do we do these things.
And then to end up having to pay hundreds of thousands dollars, was it worth it to
go through terrorizing this family, to then go through years of court back and
forth and trial expenses and lawyer expense and all that.
Like why do we do these things Francesca?
Why?
>> I mean, because Karenisity is a drug,
and once you get a taste of that sweet,
sweet white privilege.
But you're a woman but you've got an amazing home.
And yeah your husband voted Trump and then so did you.
But like you also have agency but you also like want a strong man in quotes,
in the presidency and like Jenny Thomas is like, you like your God,
you get high on your own supply of care, ethnicity.
And this is what happens.
But I don't know what it is but again we are in a post Trump/current Trump
era where the apparent pecking order of class and race privilege and
gender privilege is such that like the Karen's have come out of the woodworks.
And they're here to tell you to go back to Mexico even though you were probably born
in this country.
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