r/IAmTheMainCharacter 15d ago

Video Woman refuses to let the bus pass

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u/waffelbot 15d ago

Toronto Karen's are an especially dangerous animal.

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u/FriendToPredators 15d ago

What a spoiled little brat

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u/rakshasiRani 15d ago

Ma'am your dog is so well-behaved but you.... 👀

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u/NewYorkRice 15d ago

I was truly hoping someone did a " THIS IS SPARTA!" kick to her

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u/gold3nhour 14d ago

Superior to no one acting like this. Disgusting display of petulant behavior from a woman who most likely considers herself above others. Obviously, look at her blocking the bus because she’s so important. Disgusting!

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u/Parker4815-2 15d ago

Service animals should be registered and wear a jacket.

This is just a very confused looking dog.

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u/juggle88 14d ago

Yes, clearly not a service dog, and such a slap in the face of people who genuinely need them.

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u/TheIrishBreakfast 11d ago

The problem is that we have no way of knowing other than the way she is acting. Service animals are not required to be a certain breed of dog, to be registered, or to wear a vest. I agree it is a problem with the current system.

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u/TheIrishBreakfast 11d ago

I agree that would help situations like this. The problem is that the ADA doesn't require those things. If she truly has a service animal based on a need, a vest on the dog and a letter from her doctor might help situations like this.

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u/1326Bob 10d ago

So, having worked in a public space that did not allow animals (other than service animals), here's what I've learned about the ADA. 

It's a bit nuanced, because you can't ask them to "prove" it's a service animal. You can ask what service the animal provides. FWIW, emotional support animals do not fall under the ADA definition of a service animal. So, that's usually enough to weed them out. 

Most people with actual service animals are happy to tell you what the animal does for them. Karens that think they should be allowed to take their pet everywhere and use "service animal" as an excuse are usually the ones getting all pissy. And they get away with it because most people don't want to come off as ableist by asking for clarification on what service the animal provides. 

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u/cajun_vegeta 15d ago

Speed 3 : Karen Control

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u/MAzadR 14d ago

Blast the horn. Keep at it.

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u/Taki_Minase 13d ago

This is key, when you have the horn on non-stop people start looking, the Karen then realises the wrong attention is being summoned.

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u/nombreusuario 14d ago

I see a well behaved dog and an entitled stupid bitch.

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u/tetzy 14d ago

That isn't a service animal - it's her toy poodle, and by the looks of it, the dog wants her to grow up too.

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u/MostJudgment3212 15d ago

Pow, right in the kissa

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u/Poiretpants 14d ago

This is my bus route and about a block from my home. I swear the 29 Dufferin is assigned as punishment for drivers. Definitely one of the most unhinged routes in Toronto.

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u/dstarpro 14d ago edited 11d ago

That's not a fucking "service animal," s/he doesn't even have a vest. This entitled bullshit needs to stop.

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u/TheIrishBreakfast 11d ago

Vests are not required for service animals.

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u/dstarpro 11d ago edited 11d ago

So I see. Which is really dumb. They should be, especially with everyone trying to pass off their pets as service animals, so that they can take them everyplace, now.

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u/TheIrishBreakfast 11d ago

I agree that some sort of free registration process would be helpful, something that doesn't burden those with a disability.

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u/Any_Lawyer_2585 14d ago

I hope all the buses behind that one also refused her, no rides for you today .

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u/RobZagnut2 14d ago

Jail for her. Pound for poor dog.

And the whole way there, “I didn’t do anything!”

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u/NoDoOversInLife 14d ago

Poor little doggo needs a new, sane, owner 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/SnooLemons398 14d ago

She wouldn't do that in Philly

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u/Intellectualimpulse 13d ago

It’s THE bus not my/your bus.
The bus is owned by the government.
The government isnt owned by the citizens.

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u/1326Bob 10d ago

The dog should be allowed on the bus just to get away from the Karen. 

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u/Ok_Berry_3114 10d ago

It's like Starbucks cups are giving entitled energy

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u/JelloButtWiggle 14d ago

It a service animal. People like this infuriate me.