An entitled Karen steals my tablet while I'm in the bathroom, and I catch her red handed

using a tracking device leading right to her purse. I work at a car dealership as a receptionist,

one of my duties being greeting customers when they enter. I am a professional artist on the side,

and I've been busy with some commissions lately, so since it's not busy at a car dealership,

I started working on my tablet. It's an older version, and I'm working on getting an upgrade,

but I currently can't afford to do so, so I live with it despite the battery life being really

short, and I have to basically keep it plugged in at all times. But it does the job.

During my lunch break, I was in the waiting room area, doing more work when a kid, a little girl

no older than four years old, came up and watched me work. This happens a lot when I draw in public,

and usually the kids just ask a lot of questions. But this little girl was very quiet and just looked

on in amazement, so I just let her be. Her mother, the entitled Crazy Karen in this story,

was nearby at a salesman's desk, working on purchasing a new car, which is a long and no doubt

boring process. The salesman working with her walked away, which at my dealership, they do

every so often to retrieve paperwork, talk to the sales, or finance managers, etc. She looks

over at me and her kid and asks, what are you looking at? Her kid points at the screen and says,

she's painting puppies! I was currently working on twitchy modes of a streamer's dog. I sort of

show my screen to the entitled Karen, and she then asks her kid if she wants to draw, which the girl

excitedly said yes. I expected this entitled Karen to pull out a paper in pencils, or at least

ask if I can get some for her too, but she just looked at me expectingly. When I realized she was

waiting for me to hand her my tablet, I said, oh, she can't use mine, but I can get her no patterns

and pens, but apparently that wasn't good enough. This entitled Karen's size and just says,

just let her draw a little bit. I'm almost done here anyway, which I knew for a fact wasn't true.

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