An entitled Karen tries to steal my walker right from underneath me, claiming that it's not mine and that I'm actually stealing it from the store we just walked out of.

Things got so bad that this lady actually got the manager involved in some kind of desperate attempt to make me hand over my property.

And I'm honestly still blown away by this interaction, as well as the audacity of this Karen, to say the things that she

said to me. Here's what happened. Okay, for starters, I had a stroke six years ago, meaning that my

balance and vision got messed up pretty bad. I can walk maybe 20 to 25 feet on a flat surface

without any kind of help, but I need my walker to take long walks, and I take it with me whenever

I go somewhere. Now,

I normally have weekly groceries delivered to me at my apartment, but every month or six weeks,

depending on schedules, my mom will take me to a specialty grocery store where I can get a lot

of prepackaged meals that I just have to put in the microwave for a while. So we were on one of

those trips, and we were waiting

in the checkout line. Now, the walker that the insurance covers was a piece of cheap white plastic.

So, last Christmas, my mom bought me one that is black steel and titanium composition. It also

has a pouch on the back for storing things, and when I need a break, I can lock the wheels

and it has a fold-out bench

that I can sit on.

So while my groceries were being checked out, I folded out the bench and I sat down waiting.

When we were done, I got up and unlocked the wheels while my mom rolled out with my grocery

card.

Now I had barely gotten maybe five feet when the entitled Karen of this story walked up and

grabbed my walker. She said to me,

I'll be taking this. And I just said no. And I jerked it away from her and proceeded to follow my mom

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