An entitled Karen tries to get me fired, all because she hit me with her electric scooter

at Walmart, falsely claiming that I was the reason she crashed. Things escalated so much

that she even showed up to our store with a lawyer next to her. Here's what happened.

So when I was in college, I used to work at Walmart, initially as a courtesy clerk.

The town I lived in easily exceeded 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer months.

By state law, the store had to give us a five minute break inside, just a cool down,

after two rounds of collecting carts, and provide us with beverages so that we can stay hydrated.

The beverage they usually gave us was Gatorade, and this will be relevant to the story.

After a couple of hours, it was time for me to take my first official 15 minute break.

I filled a cup of Gatorade and proceeded to make my way to the break room.

There was a bit of a blind spot walking past the registers, so I stopped and looked both ways

down the aisle to make sure I wouldn't accidentally bump into anyone. The closest person to me

was one of our regular shoppers, an older lady who is the entitled Karen of the story.

This entitled Karen has amiotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease,

the same condition that Stephen Hawking had. Because of this, she had to use an electric wheelchair

and lived at a local assisted living center. Due to her condition, there were two rules she had

to follow, whenever she shopped at the store, in order to prevent accidental collisions with people.

For starters, she must always be accompanied by an employee from the assisted living center,

whenever she shopped there, and also she had to keep the wheelchair speed to one of the lowest

settings. Knowing these rules and seeing how far down the aisle she was, I knew I could get

across quick enough before she got anywhere near me. After taking a step or two down into the aisle,

I immediately noticed two things. For starters, she did not have anyone with her from the assisted

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