Because it’s a day that ends in “y,” yet another video has surfaced on social media of a “Karen” doing what they do best – threatening to call the police on someone because they feel they have been wronged.
This time, a Karen was caught on having a massive meltdown in front of her house because an Amazon delivery driver was ... doing his job.
In the video posted on TikTok, the delivery driver tells the woman he can’t give her the package he’s supposed to deliver because she did not give him the correct code he needs to hand the package over. The woman gets increasingly angry with the driver, claiming that she’s already had to pay for the delivery twice.
“I gave you the code they gave me when I ordered my perfume,” she says. “You’ve collected my money. It came right out of my bank.”
The driver tries to calmly explain to the woman that he is not the one she’s been paying, and is, instead, a third-party courier. But because she clearly doesn’t understand how this whole online ordering thing works, that wasn’t enough to calm her down. Instead, the Karen got to Karening and threatened to call the police.
The confused delivery driver then tries to understand why the woman wants to get the police involved and explains he’s only trying to follow the rules that were likely put in place to protect people from theft.
“I’m not giving you your package, so you’re going to call the cops on me?” he asked. “There’s no reason I would need to take this back. I don’t want to keep this in the van. I would give this to you if I could.”
But the situation goes from bad to worse when the driver, who had his phone pointing at the woman’s feet up to this point, moves his camera to show the angry Karen’s face.
“Take a f**ing picture, you scumbag piece of sh*t,” she screams into the camera.
A man, who appears to be the woman’s partner, comes out to try to diffuse the situation, but the woman refuses to calm down and storms off – but not without calling the driver the N-word.
“Get off my f**ing property because I don’t like N**gers on my property,” she said.
Somehow, the driver manages to keep his cool and heads back to his truck – with the woman’s package.
“Alright have a good one,” he tells her.
Maybe next time she should just buy online and pick up in the store?