Do you wanna call the police on him for having a barbecue on a Sunday? >> I feel afraid! Back off! >> I have trouble here. There's an African American man threatening my life. >> Excuse me? >> What kind of an issue you got, man? You got an issue? [00:00:15] >> Excuse me? >> You got an issue, man, beeping your horn on us? >> Behind me! >> Yeah, you guys weren't going. >> I wasn't going? My foot doesn't go that fast. Don't get all [INAUDIBLE] About it! You just, you just stopped- >> Watch what you say, man. I don't care about your camera. >> -You just stopped in the middle of the road. You just stopped in the middle of the road. [00:00:31] [INAUDIBLE] >> Yeah, maybe next time, you guys should think about hitting the gas, though. >> Speaker 4: Listen, listen. >> I don't have to listen to you. >> Listen, the next time you [BLEEP] >> Thank you, what did you say? >> You heard what I said. >> Do it, do it. >> You heard what I say. [00:00:48] >> Being stupid [BLEEP] I'm gonna take the goddamn phone- >> What are you going to do? >> -And I'm going to rip it out of your hand! >> Now, you're hitting me. [BLEEP] >> Get your hands off of me! What are you doing? >> [CROSSTALK] >> Get your hands off me. [00:01:03] >> Jackass. [NOISE] >> Next time [BLEEP] Deal with it. >> Speaker 4: Hey, next time, you guys can hit the gas. [BLEEP] >> Hit the gas next time. [00:01:21] >> Speaker 4: I know you probably did something wrong. >> Speaker 2: I'm calling the police. [BLEEP] >> I'm calling the police on you guys. >> You probably did something wrong. That ain't the right thing! >> Speaker 5: Let's put up the picture Here. They've been Karening for a very long time together. [00:01:36] And what I've heard is that once you've been Karening with someone for seven years or more, you are locked into a Karen contract. Nobody wants a Karen contract. >> [LAUGH] >> According to the narrative, [00:01:56] the young man was delivering pizza, okay? And the car in front of him stopped, was not rolling, not paying attention, not moving. So he beeps his horn. They then follow him to his destination, [00:02:14] get out of the car, and you see the rest from there. If they attack him, that's called assault. That's physical assault. That is against the law. Okay, let's put the picture up again because there comes a point in life [00:02:30] when you have to say to yourself, I'm too damn old to be acting like this. All right, David, thoughts here? >> Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot to unpack here. First of all, congrats to the elderly Karen for exercising her First Amendment right to call somebody a jackass. [00:02:47] But just as she has a right to use that kind of language, anybody with a camera has a right to film and record in public. So I get that sometimes people may be frustrated that their horrible behavior is being recorded for the world to see, but the answer to that is just don't behave terribly. Don't behave horribly. [00:03:03] And by the way, again, if you're going to go into public, we can all expect a certain amount of decorum, a certain sort of reasonable behavior, that you follow the law, that you follow the Constitution. Clearly, this elderly couple, not only do they thrive in terms of their Karen feeding off of each other, but [00:03:19] they also seem like they're rather misguided about their surroundings. So maybe that's just part of the Karenicity. >> Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what happens after you sign the Karen contract. >> [LAUGH]