An entitled Karen and her boyfriend make fun of my mother because of her physical handicap,

causing her to cry in front of everybody. But I stepped in and I got revenge. Here's what happened.

So yesterday, my family and I went out for a nice dinner and a trip to the movies.

This is something we rarely do since we live moderately far apart and we all work our own jobs.

Our party included my dad, my mom, my sister, and myself. Everything was pretty chill and we were

enjoying ourselves. The food was nice and the movie was kind of funny. But afterwards, nobody

was expecting what awaited us moments later. When the movie ended, we started walking out of our

row towards the exit. This cinema is rather small, so there was only one door. When I looked back

up to see where the rest of my family was, I saw that my mother was arguing with a couple.

The man was a balding middle-aged snob with thick glasses and an oily face. And the woman was

dressed up in a black dress with a golden necklace and had a fake blonde Karen haircut.

Both of them had this unbearably upper-classy I'm better than you feel oozing out of them.

It was pretty clear that they didn't want to get up to let my mother pass through.

Now, you see, my mom has a medical problem with her knee. She wanted to pass the row in this

specific direction. That way she doesn't have to huddle through the whole length of the row just to

get out. She tried to explain this to this entitled Karen. But instead of being understandable and

reasonable, she ended up just making fun of her and taunting her. She even said, oh, just climb

over me. Only to then, moments later say, no, I can't let you pass. I want to see the credits.

After a while of these two going back and forth arguing, this entitled Karen put her

feet up on the top of the seat, right in front of my mother to block my mother from going this way.

At this point, my mom was all worked up and she started crying. She passed by me by the exit

taking the long way around despite her knee giving her problems. Now, I don't take disrespect

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