We've officially reached the Golden Age of Karens. And with lockdowns and restrictions "impinging" on their entitled idea of "rights," there seems to be a greater number of these histrionic white women coming out of the woodwork. Twitter user @shrimpbinch managed to find a prime example of this kind of woman having a complete meltdown on Facebook Live. It seems this Karen simply cannot handle having to wear a mask. She dramatically lists the "symptoms" she experienced while wearing the protective face wear. The symptoms all sound like someone who is experiencing anxiety. But in her mind, it's clear that she believes the masks are harming her health and violating her rights as an American. The fun doesn't stop there. @shrimpbinch did some digging and discovered that this "victim" is deep in the insidious MLM scene and has been shilling essential oils that many anti-vaxxers think will cure any illness. The whole thing is mind-boggling, and you can watch the video and hate-read her essential oil promotions below.
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Can you even imagine how long you'd have to sit in the makeup chair for this sh*t? Probably hours. The people who created these masterpieces deserve some sort of award for their artistry.
PS. who knew Ralph Fiennes was such a hottie back before his Lord Voldemort days? We certainly didn't.
Stock photos always feature the most hilarious overly dramatic models which make for the absolute perfect memes. Distracted Boyfriend is a prime example of that. Most stock photos you see on the internet look completely normal while others, like the following, make us wonder WTF the photographer was even thinking.
It seems like every brand these days is using some profound human experience to sell their product in hopes that it'll insight some feelings in their customers. We've seen Burger King do it, and apparently now it's Subway's turn.
Twitter user Ryan Simmons pointed out that a Subway commercial made in Brazil went completely over the top, to say the absolute least, in this new dramatic two-minute video. The seemingly heartfelt ad features a young boy coming of age and ends with him ordering a sandwich at Subway. How the hell Subway's marketing team thought that one up, we'll never know.
The ad features the main character creeping on his own mother, peeing in a fountain, and shaving his head. Yeah, you're just going to have to watch it to even remotely understand what we're talking about.
Marie Kondo is referring to a totally different kind of mess, but we still feel this.
Some people in this world just can't seem to take responsibility for their own terrible actions - we all know someone like this, and it seems like they're constantly trying to play it off with some lame sob story to make you feel sorry for them. People on Reddit are revealing the stories they aren't falling for anymore.
