Karen Loses Her Job and Tries to Destroy the Workplace

Supermission

A Karen loses her job after her own behavior catches up with her, but instead of accepting the consequences, she returns with a plan to create chaos and damage the workplace. She spreads negativity, causes conflict, and tries to make others pay for what happened.  What she doesn’t realize is that her actions are being watched, and the truth behind her behavior is about to be revealed.  As everything unfolds, the powerful lesson about accountability, responsibility, and the consequences of refusing to change becomes undeniable, leaving her to face the results of her choices.  👀 Watch until the end for a dramatic and satisfying reveal. 🚀 Subscribe now and hit the 🔔 bell icon so you never miss an episode!  #Karma #WorkplaceDrama #LifeLesson #Accountability

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00:00What's wrong with you? You look like you saw a ghost or something.

00:04Can you step into my office for a moment?

00:05I'm busy right now. Can't you just tell me whatever it is here?

00:09This is really something we should discuss in private.

00:12Oh my god, Eric. Just spit it out. What's the big emergency now?

00:16Chloe, I'm really sorry, but I have to let you go.

00:18What do you mean, let me go? Let me go where?

00:22You're fired, Chloe.

00:23What? That can't be true. I've always been a great employee.

00:27There has to be some kind of mistake.

00:28Please, lower your voice, okay? Other people trying to work.

00:31I don't care about other people right now. This is insane.

00:34You can't just fire someone without warning.

00:36Actually, Chloe, you've received three written warnings in the past two months.

00:39We've documented everything.

00:40Those weren't real warnings. Those were just you being petty about stupid little things.

00:44Unfortunately, it's not a mistake. The decision is final. I've given this careful consideration.

00:50How long have you been planning this? How long have you been plotting against me this whole time?

00:55This isn't a plot, Chloe. This is about your performance and your behavior toward your colleagues.

01:01My behavior? What's wrong with my behavior? I get along with everyone here.

01:05You really believe that?

01:09Chloe, what do you think you're doing?

01:11This is what I think about your stupid decision.

01:13Stop it right now. You're making a scene.

01:15If you think I'm just going to accept this lying down, you are completely mistaken.

01:19You don't calm down. I'm going to call security.

01:21Oh, call security. That's your solution to everything, right?

01:24You can't handle your own problems.

01:27Wait, what's going on here?

01:29Stupid Eric just made another one of his brilliant decisions, firing me for absolutely no reason whatsoever.

01:35Wait, there's always a reason when someone gets fired.

01:38Oh, great. Now you're taking his side too. I should have expected that.

01:43Can you explain what's really happening?

01:44Okay, look, I've been thinking about this for weeks. Chloe's performance hasn't been acceptable for months now. I had to

01:51let her go.

01:52Weeks? You've been plotting this for weeks and didn't have the decency to talk to me about it?

01:58I've tried to talk to you multiple times. You always brush off our conversations or get defensive.

02:02Oh, and so now it's my fault that you're a terrible communicator. And please, explain to me exactly how my

02:09performance hasn't been acceptable.

02:10Well, let's start with how you treat your coworkers. You're passive aggressive, you show up constantly late, you don't complete

02:17assignments on time, and frankly, you're lazy.

02:19Lazy? I work just as hard as everyone else here.

02:22You spent two hours yesterday online shopping. I could see your screen from my office.

02:27I was researching products for a client presentation.

02:31Oh, researching shoes and makeup for a client presentation.

02:34You don't understand the context.

02:35See, that's exactly what I'm talking about right there. You don't show respect to anyone.

02:40She's doing it right now. Even in the middle of being fired, she can't take anything seriously.

02:44I take things seriously that deserve to be taken seriously.

02:48This is pretty serious, Chloe.

02:50You know what, Eric? Go to hell!

02:53Vanessa, don't you have anything to say in my defense?

02:56Defend you? What do you mean?

02:58Come on. I've never done anything bad to you, have I?

03:01Are you kidding me?

03:04That's not true at all. You're constantly bullying me because I'm in a wheelchair.

03:07You mock me. You make my life way more difficult than it already is.

03:12Bullying you? I've never bullied anyone in my life!

03:15You constantly make jokes about my wheelchair. You block my path on purpose.

03:19You talk to me like I'm a child.

03:21Those aren't jokes. They're just observations.

03:25Observations. You asked me last week if I ever get tired of being lazy all the time.

03:30She said that to you?

03:31Among other things.

03:32Wow! Vanessa, you can't take a joke. I really thought we were friends.

03:37Friends don't treat each other the way you treat me.

03:39I try to be friendly with everyone here.

03:42Your idea of friendship is very different from mine.

03:45Do you remember when you told me you'd push me down the stairs if you had the chance?

03:51Is that a friend thing? I don't think so.

03:54Chloe, please tell me that's not true.

03:56Oh. My. God. I was obviously joking.

04:00That's not a joke, Chloe. That's a threat of violence against a disabled person.

04:03It wasn't a threat. It was dark humor.

04:06There's nothing humorous about threatening to hurt someone.

04:09Do you understand how inappropriate that is? How it could be considered workplace harassment?

04:15Everyone makes inappropriate jokes sometimes.

04:18Not jokes about pushing disabled coworkers downstairs.

04:21I didn't feel like it was a joke. And do you know what? I'm actually glad you're leaving.

04:27Whatever. You're both ganging up on me. And I'm going to lawyer up because I'm sure you just can't do

04:34this to me.

04:35Yeah, good luck with that. You'll never win. HR is more than aware of everything you've done. We have a

04:39solid case.

04:40You know what? You're both terrible, terrible people with awful taste. I'm actually happy to get away from you losers.

04:48When can I pick up my last paycheck?

04:50You can come back in two weeks when everything's finalized.

04:52Fine. Now, can I please have a moment to gather my things?

04:56Or are you going to kick me out right this second?

04:59No, that's fine. Take your time. Just let us know when you're ready to leave.

05:02Both of you. Leave me alone.

05:11Stupid Eric. What an idiot. Worthless manager. And Vanessa always whining about her wheelchair.

05:20She's been a liability to this company since day one. You know what? I think I'm taking these two. That's

05:27what they deserve.

05:32What? I bet her passcode is something stupid like zero, zero, zero. Idiot.

05:42Let's see if I can mess up some of her emails. What the hell?

05:56Oh my god! Unbelievable!

06:00Chloe, what have you done now?

06:01What is all this mess?

06:03I was looking at the computer and I saw all these emails Vanessa sent to HR complaining about me.

06:09Explain yourself! Right now!

06:11Of course I made complaints. How could I not? You've been harassing me constantly. I've never felt more uncomfortable around

06:18you.

06:18It wasn't personal. I treat everyone like that. Including Eric.

06:23Even though I'm the manager, I've always felt threatened by you too. You can't act the way you do and

06:27expect people to just take it. I kept hoping you'd learn but you never did.

06:31Did you complain to HR about me too? Multiple times. I've had enough of your behavior.

06:36Whatever. You're both terrible people. You're nothing but a backstabber and you deserve to be stuck in that wheelchair.

06:43You can't say things like that. You've gone way too far. You have no idea what it's like to be

06:49in this situation.

06:50I was in a serious accident. I'm grateful just to be alive. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.

06:55Cry me a river. They're so dramatic.

06:58Chloe, you're probably just upset because you're losing your job, okay? You don't really need these things.

07:03Actually, I mean every word of it.

07:05You should have more empathy.

07:07Empathy? I'll show you empathy.

07:09That's enough. You need to leave right now.

07:12Don't yell at me.

07:13You need to go or I'm calling security.

07:15Fine. You win. But I'll be back in two weeks for my paycheck. And then I never have to see

07:21your ugly faces again.

07:28Are you okay?

07:29I will. Thank you for helping.

07:32Of course.

07:40Today is the day Chloe comes to get her paycheck.

07:44Let's brace ourselves.

07:46Yeah.

07:56I'm here for my paycheck.

08:00Chloe, what happened?

08:01Are you okay?

08:02I had an accident at home. I fell down some stairs and hurt my spine pretty badly.

08:08Doctors say I can't walk anymore.

08:11I wanted to send someone else to pick up my check, but I realized I don't really have any friends

08:17left.

08:20You must be pretty happy to see me like this, Carmen, all right?

08:23I would never be happy about something like this, but I do hope you can learn something from this experience.

08:30Whatever.

08:32Here's your final paycheck.

08:40That's it?

08:41This can't be the right amount.

08:43It's exactly right. It's payment for the work you actually completed, which honestly wasn't very much.

08:47You're both still worthless idiots.

08:50This place is a joke.

08:56She'll probably never learn, will she?

09:00Some people never do.

09:09Excuse me.

09:10Excuse me.

09:12What is this?

09:13I ordered a coffee.

09:15This is not a coffee.

09:17Oh, I'm so sorry.

09:18Um, did you want something else?

09:19No, I wanted the coffee that I ordered.

09:22Ma'am, that is a cup of coffee.

09:24You know, don't speak to me in that tone.

09:25Okay, I am sick and tired of being belittled by no good, worthless little brats such as yourself.

09:31And I'm not going to stand for it anymore.

09:34Ma'am?

09:34Don't.

09:35Just make me my cup of coffee.

09:37Oh, you know what?

09:38That's enough from you, okay?

09:40I just-

09:41Ma'am-

09:41Just give me your manager.

09:42Ma'am, I'm happy to brew you another one.

09:45Ma'am, just give me- Manager, hello?

09:47Hi, good morning.

09:49Is everything alright?

09:50No, everything is not alright.

09:52I asked for a simple cup of coffee and she gave me this.

09:55I see.

09:57Well, we are more than happy to make you another drink.

10:00Now, Emily, I know that you're new here, but here we have the three strike policy.

10:05Three return drinks and we're going to have to fire you, okay?

10:08Wait, please.

10:09I need this job to pay my student loans.

10:12I know.

10:14So you better get this right.

10:18You heard the man.

10:20Yes, ma'am.

10:29Here's your drink.

10:31Yup.

10:33Ew, this is so gross!

10:36I'm so sorry.

10:38I'm not drinking it.

10:40Okay, um, I'm happy to pour you another one.

10:43Good.

10:44Please, remember that if you return it again, that's my third strike and I'm going to get fired.

10:49Oh, trust me.

10:50I'm very well aware of that.

10:52Okay.

11:06Ugh, can I get the manager?

11:08Hello?

11:09Hello?

11:10Hi, hello.

11:11What's going on?

11:11She messed up my order yet again.

11:14I see.

11:16I'm sorry, Emily.

11:17This is your third strike.

11:18I'm going to have to fire you.

11:20Please, turn in your apron.

11:22No.

11:23Please.

11:24If I lose this job, I won't be able to pay my student loans.

11:28Emily.

11:28Yes, but at this coffee shop, the customer is always right.

11:33Please, turn in your apron.

11:36I...

11:37Okay.

11:39I'm going.

11:43I am so sorry about that.

11:45Um, let me make you another drink, okay?

11:48And this one will be completely free of charge.

11:52Well, it's about time.

11:53You know, I ordered a simple cup of coffee.

11:55Is it too much to ask?

11:56I don't think so.

11:58Ew!

11:59This is so gross.

12:01I ordered just a simple cup of coffee and it's tasteless, it's dark, it's all wrong.

12:05Oh, well that's okay.

12:06If you want to add cream and sugar, there is a full dairy bar right behind you.

12:10What?

12:11You can go and add cream and sugar.

12:13I heard what you said.

12:14See, the thing is when I go to a big chain coffee shop, I expect the coffee to be done

12:18for me.

12:19I don't have to pour anything in or add anything.

12:22Emily.

12:24Emily.

12:28This lady is not aware that she can add her own cream and sugar.

12:32What?

12:33What's going on here?

12:34I need you to leave.

12:36What?

12:37Get out.

12:38You have just yelled to a nice employee who has tried to help you.

12:42You are rude, you are entitled, and you're mean.

12:45Get out!

12:46You know what?

12:47You just lost yourself a very important customer.

12:52I am very okay with that.

12:56So, can I have my job back?

12:59I'm sorry Emily, absolutely not.

13:02Oh.

13:02Because I am promoting you to co-manager.

13:05Really?

13:07Yes.

13:08You kept your cool even when that lady was a monster.

13:10I'm just sorry that it took me so long to realize.

13:13It's okay, really.

13:14No, it's really not.

13:16I should have listened to you.

13:17You are smart, you're kind, and you're patient.

13:21You will make a fantastic co-manager.

13:23Comes with a pay bump, so that should help with your student loans.

13:26Thank you so much.

13:28And, you know, since I'm a co-manager now, can I make a suggestion?

13:34Um, I think we should get rid of that three-strike policy.

13:38I mean, we're always trying our best here, and apparently the customer is not always right.

13:46No, they are not.

13:49That's a fantastic idea.

13:50Now go.

13:51Put on your apron.

13:52My shift ends in 30 minutes, and your new position starts today.

13:57Okay.

13:58I'll be right back.

14:01Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

14:07You know, sitting around on that phone all day won't find you a job, David.

14:11We gotta get you out of this home office and into a real office.

14:15Dad, you think I haven't been trying?

14:17I'm out here everyday looking.

14:19Sending resumes, going to interviews.

14:22And what, nothing?

14:23David, you need to push harder.

14:25This world isn't gonna, you know, hand you anything.

14:29Yeah, I know the world won't hand me anything.

14:31I'm not asking for handouts.

14:33It's just the rejections, man.

14:34They're constant.

14:36And they don't even say why, but I could tell.

14:38What?

14:39That it's because you're black?

14:42David, I raised you to know better than to make excuses like that.

14:45It's not an excuse, man.

14:47It's a reality.

14:48People see my name.

14:49They see my face.

14:50They make assumptions.

14:51You don't know what that's like.

14:52Look, I may not have lived your exact experience, but I faced my own challenges.

14:58I worked twice as hard for everything in my life because nothing came easy.

15:02And I never let anything stop me.

15:04Right.

15:05Because it's just that simple, right?

15:06Just work harder.

15:08Force your way through.

15:09Don't let anything stop you.

15:11Yes, it is.

15:13Life isn't fair.

15:14We both know that.

15:15But you're sitting here moping about how unfair it is.

15:18That's not gonna change a thing.

15:19Yeah, maybe it's easy for you to say.

15:21Maybe for you, it was just about working hard, right?

15:24But people look at me and they see something different.

15:28They see a black man before they see anything else.

15:31Well, I see my son.

15:33And I know what you're capable of.

15:35I don't wanna see you fall short of that because you're afraid of being judged.

15:40I'm not afraid.

15:41I'm just tired.

15:43I'm tired of feeling like no matter what I do, it's never enough.

15:46Alright.

15:48Well, let's figure this out together then.

15:50What's the next step?

15:52How do we make them see you the way I see you?

15:55I don't know.

15:56I don't know.

15:58Maybe I need a different approach.

15:59Something to stand out.

16:01Okay.

16:02Well, let's brainstorm some ideas then.

16:05No more excuses, sure.

16:06But also, no giving up.

16:08You're not alone in this, David.

16:11Thanks, Dad.

16:20So, David, why do you think you'd be a good fit for our marketing department?

16:25Well, I've always been passionate about connecting with audiences creatively.

16:30I've managed successful social media campaigns during my internships.

16:34And I believe that I can bring fresh ideas and energy to your team.

16:38That's all well and good.

16:41But we're looking for someone who can mesh well with our team.

16:45Culturally and professionally.

16:47How do you handle pressure and tight deadlines?

16:51I thrive under pressure.

16:52It's when I do my best work, honestly.

16:54At my last internship, I was often given tasks with tight deadlines.

16:58And I always deliver the quality work on time.

17:00Yes, I see you've worked at a few places.

17:05Not very long at any of them, though.

17:07Why is that?

17:08I was seeking opportunities that would better align with my career goals.

17:11I learned a lot from each position.

17:13And now I'm looking to apply that knowledge in a stable, long-term role.

17:17Let's talk about fit, David.

17:20Can you tell me about a time when you had to adapt to a difficult situation?

17:25Sure.

17:26In one of my previous roles, I was a part of a team that faced a significant budget cut.

17:30I had to quickly adapt our strategy to be more cost-effective without sacrificing our impact.

17:35It was challenging, but it taught me a lot about resourcefulness and efficiency.

17:39Resourcefulness, huh?

17:41And what about your cultural fit?

17:44This company values a very specific type of teamwork and ethic.

17:49How will you specifically fit into that mold?

17:53I believe in respect, hard work, and integrity above all else.

17:58I've always been open to learning and adapting.

18:01My goal is to contribute positively and grow with the team as much as I can.

18:05Right.

18:07Lastly, how would you handle a situation where you felt misunderstood or unfairly treated?

18:13I'd seek to clarify the situation first.

18:16Understanding each other's perspectives is truly the key.

18:18If it felt unfair, I'd discuss it respectfully with the involved parties to resolve the entire matter.

18:24Well, that sounds idealistic.

18:26Anyway, I think we've heard enough.

18:28We'll be in touch if we decide to proceed with your application.

18:32Don't hold your breath.

18:34I don't think your type fits in with this organization.

18:42Yeah.

18:43I understand.

19:07David, what are you doing here?

19:09Hey, Dad, I wanted to keep it a surprise.

19:11I applied here at your company.

19:13I thought I'd try to make it on my own without any help.

19:16Oh.

19:17Wow.

19:19Well, how'd it go?

19:23It was tough, Dad.

19:25The recruiter, Mrs. T, she wasn't very welcoming.

19:29Mrs. Thompson?

19:31What happened exactly?

19:32She questioned my commitment, my work history.

19:35She implied I wouldn't fit in.

19:37Not even directly because I'm black either, which is crazy.

19:40But it was clear.

19:41The way she looked at me, the things that she said, the things that she hinted at.

19:46That's not what our company stands for.

19:49I'm sorry I had to go through that, David.

19:52I guess now you see what I've been up against.

19:55It's not just in my head, Dad.

19:57You're right.

19:58You're right.

20:00I had no idea it was like this.

20:03I just wanted to prove to you and to myself that I can do it.

20:07That I can get a job on my own merits.

20:09Without any help, without any handouts.

20:11You still can.

20:13And you will.

20:14But first, let's deal with Mrs. Thompson.

20:17Come with me.

20:20What are we gonna...

20:27Mrs. Thompson?

20:29A word?

20:31Please?

20:33Um, I've just heard about how you conducted David's interview.

20:37I was just doing my job ensuring a good fit for the company.

20:41Undermining a qualified candidate because of your biases is not part of your job.

20:46Biases?

20:47Look, I've been with this company for years.

20:49I know what we're looking for.

20:51You can't just barge in and...

20:54No, Mrs. Thompson.

20:55I'm not here to debate your tenure.

20:58I'm here because you've acted against our core values.

21:01This isn't the first complaint about your interview methods, but it will be the last.

21:07You're going to take his word over mine just because he's your son?

21:11This isn't about him being my son.

21:14This is about fairness and respect.

21:16Something that you failed to uphold.

21:19Fairness?

21:20If you think pandering to every sensitive soul is what this company needs, then maybe I don't belong here.

21:27Maybe this company has lost its way.

21:30Well, perhaps you're right about not belonging here.

21:33It's clear you don't share our vision.

21:35And as of now, you're no longer employed with us.

21:39Fine.

21:40This place will fall apart without people like me.

21:43You'll see.

21:55David, I'm sorry I didn't realize what you were talking about before, but now I see it.

22:03And the job is yours if you want it.

22:06Really?

22:06Thank you, Dad.

22:08I mean, I appreciate it more than you know.

22:13Let's head over to HR and get your paperwork started.

22:16Yeah.

22:17I can't believe you had that lady working for you.

22:19I know.

22:20She talked about my job history.

22:21What's hers?

22:26Slow day so far.

22:27Not a single complaint.

22:29Yet.

22:32You had to say that, didn't you?

22:35Looks like we're done.

22:38Atishan passengers.

22:40Flight 815 to Miami.

22:43Boarding is now closed.

22:46Thank you so much.

22:47And we'll see you at the gate.

22:49Again.

22:50815 to Miami.

22:52Our boarding is closed.

22:55We'll see you at the gate.

23:02Oh boy.

23:04I spoke too soon.

23:06I am on this flight.

23:08I'm sorry, ma'am, but as I just announced, boarding has now closed.

23:13Yes, ma'am.

23:13We're just following airline policy here.

23:16Yeah.

23:17I was just one minute late.

23:19You're telling me I can't board?

23:20I demand to be let on.

23:22I paid for first class and I should be able to get on that plane.

23:26Ma'am, I understand your frustration.

23:29But first class or not, we can reopen the gate once it's closed.

23:34Listen, young lady.

23:36First, stop calling me ma'am.

23:38And second, I don't feel like dealing with your people today.

23:41So just let me on the flight.

23:44Excuse me?

23:46What do you mean by my people?

23:48Oh, you know exactly what I mean.

23:50Don't play dumb.

23:52You look more like my kind of person.

23:54Can you help me?

23:55Ma'am, Selena is absolutely right.

23:58Once the boarding gate is closed, there's nothing that we can do.

24:02It's airline policy.

24:05And I'd appreciate if you were nicer to me.

24:08I am just doing my job and I didn't do anything to deserve that kind of treatment.

24:13You see what I mean?

24:15People like her are lazy.

24:17Just standing around pretending to work when all I want to do is get on my flight.

24:22Typical.

24:23Maybe she should just find a job back in her country.

24:27Look, I am a proud American Latina, okay?

24:31What you're saying right now, that's racist, bigoted, and downright xenophobic.

24:37And guess what?

24:38Your ignorance isn't getting you any closer to that flight, okay?

24:43Oh, really?

24:44You don't look or sound like an American.

24:47He does though.

24:48You're a sensible man, aren't you?

24:50Someone who knows how to help a true first class passenger.

24:54Can't you just let me on just this once?

24:57Okay, you know what?

24:59Just to sort of help the situation here, let me see what I can do.

25:03I'll be right back.

25:04That's my boy.

25:07Finally someone will do something about this.

25:11Look ma'am, Americans come from all backgrounds.

25:16This country is built on immigrants and hardworking people who deserve to be here.

25:22Just as much as anyone else.

25:24You know, maybe you-

25:25I already told you to stop calling me ma'am and spare me the lecture.

25:29I think I know my own country and my rights.

25:32And one of those rights?

25:34Boarding this plane.

25:36I'm a first class passenger.

25:37I paid for it and I deserve good service and respect.

25:42Nose flash.

25:43First class or not, we have rules.

25:47The boarding gate is now closed and it's airline policy.

25:51We can't just open the gate back up just because you-

25:55You're just being lazy.

25:56I paid more than anyone else and I expect nothing but the best customer service.

26:02Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am.

26:02I spoke with the airline management.

26:04Unfortunately, they confirmed there's nothing we can do at this point.

26:08But they're offering to rebook you on the next available flight.

26:12Are you serious?

26:14This is absolutely unacceptable.

26:17You two are useless.

26:18Do you have any idea how important it is that I fly right now?

26:21I have a business meeting.

26:23I can't just take the next flight.

26:25Not that you'd understand.

26:26This job you have, all you do is tell people they can't board.

26:30Must be nice having a job that easy.

26:32Ma'am, we've explained the situation multiple times.

26:37Please.

26:38We're asking you to leave the desk now.

26:40Oh, I'd love to.

26:41But not before I speak to your superior.

26:47I am the supervisor on duty today.

26:50Really?

26:50She's your superior?

26:52Wow, this country really changed.

26:55Okay, look.

26:56Selena is one of the most professional and capable people here.

26:59And she is also an exceptional person.

27:02I would appreciate it if you stopped speaking to her like this.

27:06Thank you, Colin.

27:08Ma'am, I'm asking you one more time and one more time only.

27:16Leave.

27:16There's nothing more we can do for you here.

27:19The gate is now closed.

27:21Fine.

27:22But don't think I'm leaving without calling the police.

27:25They'll make you explain the way you've been treating me.

27:28You know, this wouldn't be happening if someone competent was in charge.

27:33Someone better.

27:34That's enough, ma'am.

27:35I already told you to stop calling me that.

27:37What is wrong with you?

27:38Do you speak English?

27:40Comprende?

27:40Si, comprende.

27:42I do speak English.

27:44Stop it.

27:45Fine.

27:46Whatever.

27:47You'll see what's gonna happen.

27:49You're gonna regret this.

27:51Just so you know.

27:52I'm here as a trainee.

27:55My father actually manages this airline.

27:58And I'm learning firsthand how to handle difficult situations.

28:03Trust me.

28:05I deal with all kinds of people every day.

28:08But you?

28:10You've been something else.

28:11Oh, you didn't see this one coming, did you, ma'am?

28:14Why didn't you just say that sooner?

28:16So you could do something about it and you're just choosing not to help me?

28:20Well, maybe if you'd been polite, I could've helped you.

28:24I could've find you a new flight on another airline, but that's clearly not the case anymore.

28:30Well, if I would've known you're so important, I would've been nice.

28:35What?

28:35That's the point, ma'am.

28:37You shouldn't need to know someone's status to treat them with respect.

28:41You treated me poorly because I'm Latina.

28:45And now, you suddenly want to be nice to me?

28:48That's just not unfair.

28:52It's unacceptable.

28:53She's right.

28:55You're here, holding us up, all because you think you're above treating people with basic

29:00respect.

29:01Oh, please.

29:02You're being dramatic, acting like some kind of snowflake.

29:05You want drama?

29:07Here's some for you.

29:09As if right now, you're not welcome to fly on this airline ever again.

29:15Wait.

29:16Wait.

29:17You can't do that.

29:18What?

29:18Oh, she absolutely can.

29:20Now, I suggest you leave before we call the police on you, not the other way around.

29:30Oh.

29:34I need a vacation.

29:36Tell me about it.

29:38Hi, I'm on this flight.

29:40I'm sorry, ma'am, but as I just announced, boarding has now closed.

29:45I was just one minute late.

29:46You're telling me I can't board?

29:48I demand to be let on.

29:50I paid for first class, and I should be able to get on that plane.

29:53Mom, I understand your frustration, but first class or not, we can reopen the gate once it's

30:00closed.

30:01Listen, young lady.

30:03First, stop calling me ma'am, and second, I don't feel like dealing with your people

30:08today, so just let me on the flight.

30:11Excuse me?

30:13What do you mean by my people?

30:15Oh, you know exactly what I mean.

30:17Don't play dumb.

30:18We're asking you to leave the desk now.

30:21Oh, I'd love to, but not before I speak to your superior.

30:28I am the supervisor on duty today.

30:30Oh, please.

30:31You're being dramatic, acting like some kind of snowflake.

30:34You want drama?

30:36Here's some for you.

30:38As if right now, you're not welcome to fly on this airline ever again.

30:44Wait.

30:45Wait.

30:46You can't do that.

30:47What?

30:47Oh, she absolutely can.

30:49Now, I suggest you leave before we call the police on you, not the other way around.

31:02Oh, I need a vacation.

31:05Tell me about it.

31:06Wait.

31:07Wait.

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