What exactly makes someone a "Karen" or "Kevin," and are they always in the wrong? Jane and Bobbi tackle this controversial topic with their signature mother-daughter banter and surprising perspectives that might challenge your assumptions.

The duo examines the stereotypical entitled behavior associated with these internet slang terms - from demanding to speak with managers to making outrageous threats over minor inconveniences. But they don't stop at simple condemnation. Instead, they thoughtfully explore situations where people labeled as "Karens" might actually be justified in their complaints.

Through personal anecdotes including confrontations with nosy neighbors and judgmental strangers in grocery store checkout lines, they reveal the uncomfortable reality that entitlement exists across all demographics.

The most compelling insight comes when they connect today's public confrontations with our broader culture of consequence-free online aggression. As they note, many "keyboard warriors" haven't learned that real-world interactions have different rules than social media disputes. This episode balances thoughtful analysis with laugh-out-loud moments, including Bobbi's observation that she's "never seen a baby called Karen" because "they come out full grown."

Whether you've been called a Karen yourself or witnessed entitled behavior in public, this episode offers fresh perspectives on a phenomenon that impacts all of us. Follow, like, and share Boomer and Gen X Are Walking to a Bar wherever you get your podcasts!

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