Karen Crashes Her Car Into A Plane! r/EntitledPeople | Reddit Stories

Karen Crashes Her Car Into A Plane! r/EntitledPeople | Reddit Stories

Reddit Stories Podcast - Mr. Redder

B1June 27, 202631 min
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In today’s episode of Reddit Stories Podcast, a wild Karen completely loses it. You won’t believe how this one ends! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this binge-worthy Reddit Stories Podcast, featuring Karen freakouts, entitled people stories, and pro revenge tales. 🎧 Listen to More Reddit Stories Podcast Episodes Here:👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ZVzMm0Pr3bwlM26VuVv8J👉 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mr-redder/id1516821033 📌 **Every episode dives into trending Reddit stories, insane Karen freakouts, and dramatic pro revenge stories! We cover the wildest situations from r/EntitledP...

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We founded the bike shop in 2013. The best thing about the shop is that we can train the movement of the technical part of the world. We can manage the company's background, front end and sales, and sell. If the shop was a bike shop, it would be a half bike.

Things are being taken care of and our movement is being taken care of in the shop. Start the experience with shopify.com I am Shannon Maldonado, the founder of the Jaui Lahjakaupan company, which is a company that has been made by hand made artisans.

I chose Shopify because I had a chance to test it and I was able to make it one of the easiest to use applications. I had an important idea about the future of our development. All the products needed to be sold,

like the design of the package, are hand-made in Dashboard. and visit www.ilmainenkokeilushopify.com and also encouraging other women to apply and get the certifications. Literally the day after she messed up badly at work and crashed a vehicle into a plane.

No one was hurt or anything but the plane was damaged and a flight had to be delayed. It was really silly since she accelerated when she thought she was breaking and made it worse. The same had actually happened to her while driving on the road once when she rear-ended a car. It's been a few months since that happened and I obviously didn't say anything to make

make her feel too bad at the time. However, we were just talking about it in conversation and I mentioned to her that I found it pretty funny that she messed up the day after they made

that LinkedIn post celebrating her new achievement. I thought that since it had been a while, we could laugh at the irony together, but she called me a jerk

and accused me of making her confidence worse. She now works at a different job in retail, so it's not like she's still working there. I'm guessing she'll soon be your ex-girlfriend

because the level of detail we provide in this post outs both of you and will further humiliate her. In addition to which, you're posting this on Valentine's Day. You're toast dude.

Your girlfriend may not be the world's best driver, but she can probably Google and has friends, family, or colleagues on Reddit. You're the jerk. Upvote this guy's post so that everyone can see what a major jerk he is.

Don't downvote it, let the girlfriend find it so she can become his ex-girlfriend. There are better jokes to make than making fun of a mistake someone you care about did. So a big deal was made about her being the first woman at a particular job. She messes up badly right after, and apparently the job did not work well at all because

she's now working at a new job a few months later. Sounds like it was a bad and embarrassing experience for her. And you found it pretty funny? Yep, you're the jerk.

You're the jerk. The only reason to make that joke is to make fun of her. Not the jerk. Don't take Redditors seriously.

They're a bunch of sensitive specimens roaming the Earth with the internet. The accident was funny. These people need some backbone. Chronically online Redditors in their mommy's basement have no life to stress out about,

so instead they freak out about every single little thing here. I'm a woman in my 30s. I laughed out loud at this story. People need to get a grip.

And please stop making darn LinkedIn posts until you can go two days without crashing a car into a plane. Really? That's funny.

If this were in a movie, I'm sure people would laugh at it. You're the jerk big time. This was just cruel of you. Not funny.

How about she makes a joke about an incident where you were not good at performing in your love life, and you were ashamed of it? Would you still say that she is not the jerk? Well, who do you think is the jerk?

OP or his girlfriend? Please let us know. life's a lot more enjoyable when we can laugh at jokes about ourselves. Ain't that right balloon boy?

Yeah, my comeback would be that the pilot was too slow and should have gotten out of my way. Ex-girlfriend wants to place our baby up for adoption, but I'm not sure if I can. I'm 23, my ex-girlfriend is 20.

We met in college, I've since graduated, but she has two years left. She's 21 weeks pregnant and wants to put the baby up for adoption. She was around 14 weeks pregnant when she told me that she was pregnant. She had already broken up two months before that, and I honestly had no idea that she was

pregnant. She said she needed space to make her own decision, and that's why she never told me. From the moment she told me she was pregnant, I told her I would support whatever decision she made.

I respect that it's her decision. I feel guilty that I got her pregnant. I'm internally panicking at the idea of a baby and the idea of being a father is wild and unreal to me right now.

But when she told me she was planning to put the baby up for adoption, it felt like a gut punch. She's already connected with an adoption agency and looking at possible adoptive families. In no way do I think she should be forced to be a parent.

I would never want to contribute to that. I completely understand her reasoning. It's just making me feel sick. She seems as content as she can be with this decision.

She knows that this is the right decision for her. I don't know if I can consent to it. I started researching contested adoptions. I think it's sort of crazy and I'd have to be willing and prepared to completely

support and parent the baby on my own and be able to prove it. I feel guilty thinking about coming in and ruining all of her plans. Maybe it wouldn't be fair to anyone for me to do that, but I'm becoming more uncomfortable with the idea of adoption every day.

I haven't told her yet that I feel this way because I know it took her a while to come to her decision and even though she feels it's the right one, it's also a highly emotional thing for her. I spend a lot of time trying to rationalize why adoption is the best thing for everyone.

Why don't you ask her for sole custody? Ask if she would be willing to waver all parental rights and you won't ask for child support. That way, you can both go your separate ways. OP

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