A woman at a fancy Beverly Hills
hotel was mad about
the valet drivers.
So in other words,
it's just another
day in Los Angeles is what this is.
So this video has been making its
rounds on the internet.
So let's have a look at
her response to a lack of service.
>> So I just left my client who's
staying at the Beverly Wilshire off
of rodeo drive in
Beverly Hills, right?
Upon arrival, I pull up and I see
the dehumanized muzzled face valet
standing there just staring at me,
and I'm waiting because you know,
one would assume that the valet
comes to help you with the door,
assist with the five bags and
folding makeup chair that I have to
carry up a million flights.
And then maybe I don't know
park the car.
But no, he's just standing there
staring at me, so I'm waiting and
I then have to ask, excuse me,
what would you like me to do?
He says,
you can just put down there, What?
So you're telling
me you're not going to do your job.
Let me guess why?
Because Covid, Yeah.
So the ballet is now paid to just
stand there and stare at you while
you get your out of the car and
park your own car.
Please explain to me why this is
a job.
>> Please explain it to me.
Okay, outside of just the rat,
because rats are funny to me.
It doesn't matter what it is and
who it's about, but they're just
fun, but I feel like we need more
details because everyone has a lot
of opinions about what's happened.
She rolls up to a place where valet
is standing and they
don't do anything because of Covid,
because of Covid in what way?
Because of why in Covid there's
many aspects of Covid that give
reasons for, for policies that
happened at places of business,
especially places like this,
where they can't wait to help
someone drive up in valet, their
car, something else was happening.
Something else was happening that
has to do with her.
>> Yeah, well look,
you're over analyzing and I'm
looking forward to doing likewise.
Okay. But first, what's amazing to
me is that right wingers see barbie
Karen and they think nailed it.
Like they think that's a decent
person.
That's a wonderful person
who's really mad at the muzzled F
face valet,
that the problem is the valet that
the average guy who's supposed to
schlep her five bags, right?
And that,
that's the guy who is the problem
in this country.
And she's outrage.
She's like, why won't the peasants
carry my valise?
Right, okay.
So she's one person, but she put
that video out thinking nailed it,
right?
And the right wingers look at it
and go, she's so right man, we
should kick the acid that [LAUGH]
about they didn't say violence.
They need to be fair, right?
But he's apparently a muzzled
F face.
And okay, fine jerry.
I'll also humor you're over
an axis.
Okay.
Yeah, we live in L A.
No valleys like, yeah,
whatever dude,
[LAUGH] that's not a thing.
That's not a thing.
So I don't know what actually
happened there, but this from even
that short video, you get a sense
that perhaps she has expectations
that are not normal for
what people should do, perhaps.
>> At last your thoughts on this
important controversy.
Well, I'm kind of shocked you guys
aren't telling the full story.
It wasn't a hotel at all.
That was just the Wendy's,
I know it's awkward, but yeah,
these things do happen.
I, maybe sorry.
Maybe I'll say one thing.
I know we're not using the case
slur anymore because obviously
the controversy surrounding it, but
I would like to say just for
the record that men can be
Kessler's just as much as women and
non binary people as well.
I mean it's an open, a new
world now so everyone, everyone can
be a K every now and then.
So that's, that's definitely
a situation taking place I think.
>> Is that right we're
not using that?
>> So I don't know.
I, I know there was rules
before I got on,
like you can't say certain things.
So I didn't know if that was,
maybe I should track by barbie.
Karen line again.
[LAUGH].
>> Well you brought
up a point about how she put this
out there and made sure people knew
her point of view.
I complain all the time in the car.
I mean, I complain about drivers,
I complain about pedestrians.
I complain about the weather,
I complain about that stoplight.
I complain about how short
this happened.
I complain and
I complain all the time in the car.
You know, who hears that?
Nobody hears that.
Why do you need to hear me complain
about the car in front of me that
stopped at that yellow light?
Why doesn't need to
hear about that?
Why do they need to hear about
the guy that's in the fast
lane driving 55 miles an hour.
Hey, I yell about it into
my windshield all the time.
But you know what happened if I
went on the internet said,
you know what, I can't stand,
I can't stand when people drive in
front of me and stop there.
Yeah, because nobody cares, nobody.
I just, I just put this out.
It was a tweet or instagram one
of them and I was complaining
to myself the other day,
all day and I said, you know what?
I'm going to stop complaining to
myself because I'm not complaining
anyone else.
And frankly, I'm tired of hearing
this guy complained.
So just shut up.
Do you think you can get support?
No, I don't even think right wing
is going to be like,
yeah, go Karen.
No, they're not going to be like,
my God, stop talking.
Nobody wants to hear you complain
about the valet, make it
a little more important than
you can complain because you're not
going to get any support.
>> Yeah.
Is there a context for
complaining makes sense.
Yes. So
if you're trying to look out for
other people, for example.
So the valet has just got somebody
in a wheelchair and he's like,
whatever.
Okay.
Then be a Karen,
then go to the management or
even make a video about it or
film them going, hey, what?
That's a person in a wheelchair.
Why are you helping him?
Right. So like, it's,
it's a little bit complicated in
that sense, right?
But like when you're doing
an elitist snobby complaint
about how the valley has not served
you well enough.
I mean, theoretically she's also
a working person.
She's a makeup artist, so she's not
the person getting the makeup.
So keep that in mind too.
And by the way,
guys, these are ran dose, right?
We just use them as examples so we
can all treat each other a little
with a little bit more decency.
But you don't have to
track her down.
We don't have to get her fired.
We don't have to cancel.
Are we? Like, it's okay.
It's just a funny,
ridiculous mindset that we,
that we want to show you guys.
But I like Lance's idea,
it's possible that the guy wasn't
even a valet, like she just saw
a guy on the street.
It was like,
why aren't you getting my bag?
She's like,
I don't know what Covid?
I don't know [LAUGH].
Number two, Nobel how you just
might have had a mascot.
>> Maybe she doesn't get these
hotels much because
bellhops take your bags right?
Isn't like hotel staff
versus ballet.
Yeah, if you're getting your back
taking, that's by the staff,
not by the guys parking cars.
So I don't know if she was like,
where a legend in my bags and
maybe then they went, maybe want to
park your car over there, lady?
I don't know.
>> I just like to park your car
over there.
Could mean park your car and
we'll get your bags.
She's like, how dare you?
[LAUGH] Look, it goes to
the entitlement mindset and it goes
to the way they think about people,
right and the lack of decency that
that's, that's the issue here.
But let's all try to be more
understanding even two K word
barbie [LAUGH].
>> By the way, there's,
there's a contagious energy.
I feel like there's in L A in that
business and the entertainment
celebrity business.
Maybe she works with high level
people and they probably treated
her like garbage.
And then once assistance or
makeup artists don't get treated
like garbage, they start treating
other people that they feel
are beneath them like garbage
because they gotta, they gotta
unleash the anger because you've
been building up with all this
negativity and disrespect.
>> You've been getting
all day sucks.
So it does the pattern of abuse.
Absolutely.
You get bullied,
you believe someone else,
you gotta be a better person.
I mean, anyone who's had like
a part time job knows how it is to
deal with people who are just
getting at you.
And at the end of the day it's
like, this is for a bag of popcorn.
Why are we doing this?