This and I'm calling the police. >> Speaker 1: Please do. >> You try to hit me with your car? [SOUND] Where are you gonna go now? [INAUDIBLE] [SOUND] You're so brave. [00:00:24] Where are you gonna go? You're gonna hit the car behind you? >> Speaker 1: Bye bye. >> Speaker 1: I don't think so. [SOUND] [00:00:46] >> Hey, you don't hit my car. >> Speaker 2: Yeah, they do. Karens do whatever they want whenever they want, including damage your property and stand in the middle of traffic. When people have somewhere to go, they get out of their cars and [00:01:03] they act, well, a fool. This is road rage and destruction of property, okay? And you'll have to clarify the law for us, Ray. But they just are like these. I would picture, I've never encountered a zombie, but isn't that what zombies do? [00:01:20] They just come out of nowhere and you're like, that's a zombie. In this case, with blonde hair, okay? And an ill fitted t-shirt. They are everywhere. And they just won't stop trying to attack us with their mouths and [00:01:36] these fists of fury. It's very intense. >> Speaker 3: Yeah. Obviously, we don't know what led up to this moment, [LAUGH]. And again, I always try to say everybody has bad days and I think we should give people a lot of grace. [00:01:53] But the Karens have been getting grace for a long time, so we just can't stop, [LAUGH] calling them out. In this scenario, we talk a lot about how Karens, the FCC friendly version of this, mess around and find out. [00:02:09] >> Speaker 2: I love it. >> Speaker 3: Mess around and they find out. We have Karens begging for someone to do something, and in some cases, that person, they're gonna respond. And of course, never okay to hit somebody with your car. [00:02:24] It's also never okay to wrongfully imprison that person, [LAUGH] refuse to let them leave, essentially acting, taking possession of their property as though it's your own, trying to destroy it. And maybe that person in the car, that wasn't the case in this video, but let's [00:02:43] say in a different universe, they're also having a bad day and they've just had it. And they press the gas while you're begging them to hit you with their car. They did what you asked, [LAUGH] and it happens too often. We see road rage too often. [00:02:59] Someone I went to college with, someone cut him off. He pulled up to the light, started yelling at them. They pulled out a gun and shot him through the neck. He's paralyzed forever now. And we all have to just tell ourselves, you know what? [00:03:16] Let's not do this today, [LAUGH]. Whatever happened, it's not worth it. Especially in this country where you never know who has a gun, but Karens seem to be incapable of saying that. Incapable of reflecting. Incapable of asking themselves, is what I'm doing worth it? [00:03:33] But I do just wanna lastly point out that we see a lot of videos like this where the Karen is claiming this person doesn't belong in the neighborhood. She's never seen them in the neighborhood before. I don't know what most of the people in my neighborhood look like. I know my neighbors. [00:03:48] I'd be able to recognize my neighbors. But I'm not the arbiter of who is and who is not allowed in my neighborhood and neither is Karen here. >> Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna tell you. You're right. >> Speaker 2: Go ahead, Ray. Did I cut you off? I didn't mean to. >> Speaker 1: No, it's okay. I was just gonna say they appoint themselves to this position of checking people's papers. [00:04:05] >> Speaker 2: You're the head of the HOA, Karen. And by the way there's no HOA. You haven't paid dues either. And frankly it's ironic, because the only people I do recall, I mind my own business, okay? Even when someone. Well, there's this one, friendly. He's a good looking guy, too. [00:04:20] His little dog comes on my yard. My daughter and I say, hey, look, let's go out. There he is again. Such a cute little bulldog. He just wants us to pet him. And so I interact. I'll remember that neighbor. But the other ones I remember are Karens, who won't mind their own business, [00:04:37] who asks me things like, do you live here? Why? Do you? I don't know why you're even asking me that. It's disgraceful. And they've got to be dealt with some kind of way.