That include race? Big people? People with loud kids? Bad table manners? Homosexuals?
Mind your own business. Worry about what’s going on at your table. Stop Karenism in its tracks.
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He isn’t alone, aspiring engineer here…lol
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Yup, all of the above and more. F.e. my college roommate would hyperventilate around midgets (little people)
That is precisely what I’m doing here. Certain people have certain reactions to others for whatever reason and that’s none of my business ergo i’m minding mine 
Then midgets should be refused service?
Tough crap. People who have those reactions can stay out of public places.
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Uh, no ??
Not for you or I to determine whether they should be in public or not. Mind your own business. Worry about what’s going on at your table. Stop Karenism in its track.
It is when they get me refused service.
Sure sounds like it.
All I said was people feel uneasy - never did I say or imply that we should dictate our public or private policy because some may feel uneasy. Let them deal with their uneasiness.
Who gives a damn?
Apparently you do, since you’ve been badgering me about it for the last 20 minutes 
My apologies. I have developed a low toleranceclevel for Karens and their enablers/excusers.
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No apologies necessary. It was actually a pretty benign comment , but I can stress that people who are uncomfortable with certain behaviors should deal with it themselves instead of forcing their worldview on everyone else.
Perfect example is Demi Lovato who made a stink out of a frozen yogurt shop carrying sugar free products because it’s bad for her eating disorder or something. These people are seemingly convinced that they’re the only people on Earth.
So all good then. No harm, no foul. Nothing to see here.
An "apology-‘but’ " is not really an apology.
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If you say so.
Pretty dumb thing for the restaurant to do.
They didn’t apologize for doing it, they apologized because they got caught.
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Right. So what I have on my belt is none of anybody’s business.
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It’s not.
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Now, now, my brides name is Karen.
