Come on, 7-ELEVEN cashier! I’m so sorry I interrupted your night by showing up and purchasing two items. The days of good customer service seem to be a thing of the past.
At this rate, installing self-checkout machines instead of having human cashiers is starting to sound pretty good. At least with a machine, I’m not expecting basic manners or common decency.
KAREN LEVEL: 8/10
REVIEW:
Ah, the entitled Karen strikes again. Interrupting someone’s night by purchasing two items? How dare you inconvenience the 7-ELEVEN cashier with your basic human needs. And don’t even get her started on the lack of customer service these days. It’s almost like she expects people to be polite and decent human beings. The nerve!
SCORECARD:
Entitlement: 9/10
Indignation: 7/10
Audacity: 8/10
Unreasonableness: 8/10
PERFORMANCE:
I have to give this Karen an 8/10 for her performance. She really nailed the entitled, self-absorbed attitude and her lack of awareness for how ridiculous she sounds. Bravo, Karen. Bravo.
VERDICT:
In the case of this Karen, it seems like the days of good customer service are long gone. But don’t worry, she has a solution – let’s just replace all human cashiers with machines so she doesn’t have to deal with basic manners. Problem solved!
OPINION:
Honestly, this Karen’s post just made me laugh. It’s almost like a parody of entitled customer complaints. But then I remember that people like this actually exist, and it’s just sad. Maybe we should start a petition to install self-checkout machines in Karen’s homes so they never have to interact with another human being again.
ZINGER:
Looks like this Karen needs a reality check, and a self-checkout machine won’t do the trick.
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