Karen Approaches A Non-Verbal Redditor In Restaurant And Insists She Should ”Just 'Talk' Like Normal People”

“She physically put air quotes on the word talk, classy.”

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Published in Interesting
April 22, 2023

Karen Approaches A Non-Verbal Redditor In Restaurant And Insists She Should ”Just 'Talk' Like Normal People”

You will encounter some strangers in life who abnormally get too involved in your personal life. They have no issue confronting complete strangers about something they have done because they love imposing their opinions on others.

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If you're unfortunate enough to do something that disturbs them while they are around, you will be forced to go through a Ted Talk from them about why they think it's not good. They are pretty persistent and catch you off-guard with their speeches.

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You can't avoid them since they will find a way to get to you. They are hiding and waiting for someone to do something 'the wrong way.'

A non-verbal Redditor who goes by the username u/ItsAHabitOfMine made a post on the r/entitledparents' subReddit where she explained how an entitled mother decided to confront her husband about ordering for her. The mother told him to stop taking orders on behalf of his wife because it teaches something negative to her kid, who got quite curious after noticing it.

The r/entitledparents community had a lot of different reactions to the user's situation. Scroll down to check out the full Reddit post, and scroll a little further to read the comments from the original post.

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Here's the original post by Reddit user u/ItsAHabitOfMine

OP avoids struggling while ordering by having her husband do it for her.

The kid noticed how OP's husband ordered for her and was curious about it.

The woman decided to confront OP and her husband about it.

She requested OP's husband to stop ordering for her since she was 'asking nicely.'

The woman kept insisting and then left.

The woman decided to come back with more of her drama.

The woman tried to shield her kid from Op's 'gang signs' the whole time.

Here's how the Reddit community reacted to u/ItsAHabitOfMine's post:

This technique would work in any situation involving an adult with a kid.

The woman could have made it a learning experience for her kid.

You can't win with these entitled moms.

“So what? What happened to "live and let live"?”

Some people should learn how to mind their business.

That's how gang members communicate.

Some people are simply THAT ignorant.

It's confusing, but you eventually get it.

That's one sign she wouldn't have a hard time understanding.

It's a valuable skill to learn.

There are several alternative ways to learn it.

The EM's reaction is hilarious and sad at the same time.