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Welcome to our slash Petty Revenge where a Karen buys all the toilet paper in a supermarket

and gets a little dose of justice in the end. Okay, y'all, it's been a sucky week for me,

and I was just not having it anymore last night at the grocery store. I'm the ender through

the aisles buying my corona snacks, which I already ate, shocker, and I know I need toilet paper.

I hit up the toilet paper aisle and see 624 packs of shaman. I was stoked, in stock, and the good

stuff at that. There was a middle-aged Karen on the phone standing in front of the stack, so I

stupidly wait my turn to grab a pack. Boy was I wrong. The crazed poop paper hoarder proceeds to

look at me. Take all 6 packs, put them in her cart, and just roll the eff away with a smirk

on her face. I almost sh** myself. Good thing I didn't, because there was no toilet paper left.

Now, as I mentioned, the Karen was on the phone. She was complaining to someone about how this is

the second store she went to, and they better have baby wipes, because buttholes who don't have kids

shouldn't be buying baby wipes when people like, I need them. You guessed it. My asthmatic self

sprinted over to the baby aisle, all wheezing. I put all probably 20 something containers that were

left of wipes, even the ones on the very top of the shelf I had to climb for in my cart, and I waited.

Sure enough, toilet paper Karen comes strolling down the aisle. Looks at the shelves. I can see

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