An entitled Karen thinks she's above the rules after claiming that her aunt owns the building,

but once we find out that's a lie, karma comes back to bite her and she gets put in her place in a

beautiful way. Here's what happened. This story takes place the summer of last year. My job is

quite time consuming, with a standard shift of mine more often than not starting at 10 in the morning

and ending at 9 o'clock at night. A single shift pretty much consumes my entire day, with me

typically working 5 days a week, or sometimes 6, depending on which rotation we happen to be on

that week. Needless to say, I enjoy my days off, so I was relieved when June rolled around and

I had a week's vacation scheduled for a much needed break. Rather than traveling anywhere for

vacation, I simply wanted to spend that time at my apartment's pool with some drinks and some

music and my feed up, but all of that gets derailed once this entitled Karen and her kids roll up.

There I am one beautiful summers afternoon, lounging by the pool, catching some rays,

and all with not a care in the world. At one point I glance over to the other side of the pool,

and I see two kids, probably no older than 7 or 8 each of them, with glass bottles provided by

their entitled Karen of a mother. Now the pool has a few generic rules, no running, no food,

no smoking, stuff like that. However, these aren't really enforced. The only rule that is

absolutely 100% enforced is that no glass is allowed in the pool area. The reason this rule is

so important is because of glass breaks in the pool area. Not only is it a hazard for everyone

walking around barefoot, but maintenance has to assume that glass got into the pool itself,

and they will have to drain the pool to remove the glass from it. With that being both a timely

as well as a costly procedure for the apartment complex to do, they won't refill the pool for the

rest of the season because of it. They only want to drain it once and won't refill it again,

so for the benefit of everyone's safety, as well as not having the pool be drained months before

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