In this week's episode:

Battle of the bananas; Karen demands OP’s bananas because she deserves them more.

Boss overworked me; OP get sweet musical revenge on a “Keven” boss.

Bullied me in 6th grade; OP waits 15 years to get revenge on a High School Keven.

Homophobic neighbor; OP gets revenge for bigot's Facebook post.

Karens outrageous demands; Karen demands that store provide her with a personal shopper and servant.

Karen demands my shoes; Karen takes the shoes off Op’s feet.

Karen was disrespectful to the singer; OP’s sister gets locked out of the performance for being late and throws a tantrum.

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In this week’s episode

Karen needs gas now: Karen tries to cut the line at a gas pump and gets instant karma instead

Karen stole my Spitfire; Karen steals a mobility device from a teenager, puts him back in the hospital, and lands herself in jail.

Rx Karen throws a tantrum; Karen tries to cut the line because OP is disabled and was setting instead of standing

My Library’s Male Karen; Keven makes up the rules as he goes and OP gets petty.

Sell your switch; Karen wants Op’s Switch for her son and demands that OP sell it to her for $100.

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In this week’s episode

Karens behind the wheel; Six stories about road-rage encounters with Karens.

Dr. Karen, Queen of CVS; Karen mutters under her breath at OP, because OP was called up to ring out.

I’ll Tell my mom: Keven think that he should get a discount at the Vet because “Mommy said so”.

Eat My Keyboard; Karen breaks $500 custom keyboard because she thinks it’s food and he should share.

Karen sends her kids to my house; Karen needs a break from her kids and sends them to a strangers house to play with the dogs.

Keven Berates Baby; Drunk Azz-hole throws fit because baby lets out a short cry and makes such a scene that it forces the mother to leave.

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In this week’s episode:

Karen decides who is disabled enough;

Karen attracts recovering surgery patent because she (Karen) is the only one who can decide who is disabled enough to need assistance devices.

Breakfast in Kyoto; Spanish couple throws a tantrum because a hotel in Japan serves a Japanese breakfast and demands the hotel bring in a different breakfast just for them.

Call Center Karen; Karen tries to intimidate call a center rep by threatening to cancel her account and can’t understand why the rep doesn’t care.

Cough drops are candy; Karen doesn’t understand why cough drops are not considered food.

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In this week's episode:

Karen at the pump; Karen tries to block OP from getting to the gas pump.

Karen protects the trash; Karen parks outside of the trash bin, to protect it from OP.

Mom bullies 13 y/o; A classmate's mom bullies 13 y/o and gets called out.

Open more registers; Karen doesn’t want to wait in line and demands that a self-checkout worker go open another register.

Redneck Vs Leatherneck; 2 misogynistic pricks get their azz kicked by 70 y/o Marine.

Valentine's Day Karen; A husband puts real thought into Karen's Valentine's day and Karen throws a fit.

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In this week's episode:

Antique Cars; Karen freaks out because she is convinced that the ride broke when it didn’t.

Let my kids ride for free; A Keven that thinks his kids should ride for free because his wife is still in the ticket line.

You can let him ride first; A Karen who thinks that workers shouldn’t take breaks, but that’s not the problem.

Not tall enough: Karens endanger their children because min height just doesn’t apply to them

My kid can go now; Karen sends her son under the chain and onto a ride that is full to capacity.

You're too big; Two stories about adults that think they should be allowed on the kiddy rides.

Happy Ending; A story about how OP found out that a car accident victim was alive and well.

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In this weeks episode:

Fast food Karen encounters; OP vents about a couple of Karen encounters from his time working in fast food.

Karen demands train seat: A Karen that thinks she owns the seat on a train and then gets to stand the entire trip.

Karen got lucky / unlucky; In this weeks episode of “Dumb ways to die” Karen tries to steal the side arm of a private security officer.

Karen tries to keep the change; Most of us have hit hard times at one point or another and follow the golden rule of pass it forward. But not this Karen, not a drop of self-respect.

Keven can kiss my azz; Keven gets board, so he tries to creates drama between a photographer and a cop.

Meet my sister, Karen; Entitled sister with kids wants OP to buy a big care, and OP gets petty.

No Good dead goes unpunished; Two examples of no good dead goes unpunished.

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In this week's episode:

Stories from a sandwich deli in a community grocery store. OP recounts some great Karen and Keven stories from their time at a sandwich deli.

That’s a good look for you Karen; OP tells the story of how a Karen does thousands of dollars in damage and winds up wearing frosting.

Go Help the meat cutter; Keven wants his pound of Ham NOW, and OP tells Keven to get real, he is not worth OP’s Job.

I Ordered Last night; Karen tells an obvious lie and tries to start a fight to get soon-to-be x hubby band from the store and it backfires.

I want it hot; Karen demands that worker runs a sandwich across the store to heat it up at the hot food deli.

Lunch orders only; Karen tries to check out a full cart of groceries at the lunch orders only counter, assaults OP and winds up in jail

Missing Mom; Karen leaves her son in the eating area and leaves the store.

Party trays; Keven demands large order of party trays be made last minute. Because his very sick wife was too lazy to make them.

Leave the damn curtains alone; Karen goes into a Muslim restaurant and demands that the women take off their Hijabs.

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