A Karen tries to ruin a cancer patient's make a wish day so her child won't be inconvenienced.

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I saw the absolute end all be all last week. I work for a small production company

and we do a ton of charitable work. That day, a few of our crew members, myself included,

were lent out for a make a wish type thing for a girl whose wish was to have her original song

made into a music video. She was battling cancer so, of course, every precaution had to be taken.

Covid-wise, the director reserved a scenic section of the park and got all set up there so

we could be outdoors with plenty of distance. Apparently, this was the only section of the park with

a picnic area. We weren't aware of this and occasionally, some people would come over,

pretty mythed, asking why we'd reserve the whole picnic area. But before they could get the whole

complaint out, they'd realize the situation and leave us be, embarrassed to have even asked.

This young lady was around 14 or 15 years old and having a great time shooting these scenes for

her music video, until Hugh Caron, a mess of cheap Botox and overpriced athlete's leisure gear,

started crossing over our clearly marked barricades with her daughter, who was around six or seven

years old. Our PA, the production assistant, rushed over, figuring she was just too dumb to

notice all of our signage in physical blockades and explained in a hushed tone that she was

intruding on a private film set. Caron replied, intentionally loudly that it was a public park and

she had every right to use any part of it she pleased. Now, was it a tad bit inconvenient that

would commandeer a large strip of public land? The only area with seating? Absolutely. But the

handful of people who'd wander over to complain immediately processed the nature of this project

and gladly made other plans for themselves. Caron wasn't budging, but we had a permit from the

city to be there so we let her know that she could quiet down or shove off. We actually had a

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