celeb news Millie Bobby comes out as Karen; Leaves negative reviews under fake name

[toxicgenie]

1 hour ago, Eóghan said:

I mean like she said she takes a lot of heat and criticism so why shouldn't she do the same when it's other people offering bad service 🤷 

because she makes millions to cope with that. these people working in stores and restaurants are living paycheck to paycheck.

Edited March 20 by toxicgenie

[simplywohoo]

Nothing wrong here

Sometimes you have to be a Karen 

[shyboi]

there are some points she has made tbh

Edited March 20 by shyboi

[midnightdawn]

There's nothing like millionaire hollywood celebrities thinking they need to criticize and give feedback to people earning minimum wage to run around after them.

[Sabrina Carpenter]

y'all mad but cry and get sad when you receive **** service 

[mercurialworld]

I don't think that's really being a Karen. I leave reviews on Google Maps all the time (albeit mostly 4/5 star ones) . If you have a valid complaint or opinion about a product or service, you have the right to express it.

[Margaux]

im with her. 

[UnusualBoy]

Did some of you even watch the video? She didn't say anything wrong and I actually agree.

[J Legend X]

so she wants to pay at the end of the stay because she is MBB? or because it is convenient to the Hotel?

[EriKills]

It's fine to leave negative reviews but these complaints ummm….

Edited March 20 by EriKills

[imabadkid]

Millie Bobby when she logs off her main social media account:

 

 

[Soda Pop Queen]

not a "Karen" just for leaving bad reviews on the internet  a lot of people leave bad reviews on google, yelp, etc. when they feel they've received poor service.

 

The phrase of "Karen" has kinda moved away from what it originally meant but so does much of the slang that ADOS people create and is then co-opted by whites later. Millie is a white British Gen Z'er so I guess I'll let it slide.

Edited March 21 by Soda Pop Queen

[TROPICUM]

but isn't it nice that she's using an alias rather than her real name? wouldn't it be more detrimental to the business? idk what's w the outrage 

[Soda Pop Queen]

21 hours ago, toxicgenie said:

Seems entitled, what are her opinions on tipping?

She's British so her opinion might not exactly align with what the average American would think lol. While gratuity of some form does exist in some countries for outstanding service, it's not as common or as expected like it is here. A lot of countries just do service charges. The US is the only place where it's generally looked down upon to NOT tip a service industry employee, even for average service. It's partially because of how our economy is set up but you have to be careful with it because it's actually illegal in some instances to tip certain people. Depending on the business and the employee customer service, I think tipping can be a good thing but it generally has some inconsistencies and can lead to all kinds of problems, especially in restaurants. 

 

 

Edited March 21 by Soda Pop Queen

[AvadaKedavra]

23 hours ago, Keter said:

I can't wait til stranger things is done so she can **** off 

this  she ruined godzilla for me with her bad acting. Im so angry

[TheCheshireCat]

23 hours ago, Eóghan said:

I mean like she said she takes a lot of heat and criticism so why shouldn't she do the same when it's other people offering bad service 🤷 

This.

I wish her two examples were a bit... errr... more worthy of a bad review lol, but like the notion that any criticism of incompetent employees is "being a Karen" has gone way too for. People who leave bad reviews are providing a public service, I dont wanna go to an auto shop where someone got scammed.

[shoganai]

We can tell her pretentious a*s can't stand critics, wondering how she feels about Sadie Sink outshines her

[Sad Serenade]

She's allowed to have opinions. 

The second part is true: a bad review can be helpful to improve

but when she says: "I got criticisms and I want to get it back" lmao. She sounds bitter.

[SinnerCity]

On 3/20/2024 at 5:15 AM, toxicgenie said:

because she makes millions to cope with that. these people working in stores and restaurants are living paycheck to paycheck.

What the heck? Most of the rudest people in the world are customer service and front desk employees  because they are often extremely underpaid and overworked. Not saying customers can't be a bit of a nightmare but realistically speaking, most of them take their corporate anger out on the customers. It's just an unhealthy dynamic and that doesn't mean because they live paycheck to paycheck they cannot be shitty employees. 

 

I'm not one to leave a bad review unless I feel they messed it up but Millie's not entirely wrong for doing it if she feels that's the way to make her voice heard. 

[Specter]

20 hours ago, imabadkid said:

Millie Bobby when she logs off her main social media account:

 

 

[ForgottenSoul]

Shes allowed to leave a review? Like what 

[PoisonPill]

On 3/20/2024 at 2:37 AM, Pendulum said:

I really don't see what's wrong. Since when is leaving bad reviews when you've had bad experience a bad thing?

Since our culture became fixated on the internet mob attacking and finding fault in everything anyone does.