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‘Sugar Factory Karen’ refuses to wear mask, says her brother will come back for revenge

The host kicked her out of the restaurant after she refused to wear a mask.

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A video shared on Reddit shows a woman threatening a restaurant host after he refuses to honor her dinner reservation because she won’t wear a mask. Her entitled attitude fits her squarely within the criteria for an anti-masker “Karen.”

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The video was apparently recorded by another employee at the Sugar Factory, an international chain of restaurants and candy stores. The clip begins as the woman is upset about not being let in without a mask. Things have already advanced to the point of contentiousness on the would-be patron’s end.

“Record me, so I can sue you and the Sugar Factory,” the woman says.

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The employee demands that she leaves, but the woman continues. “Record me. I want you to record me,” the woman says. “Record me, Tyler.” She also tells the host that her party “has a reservation.”

“No, you had a reservation,” the host quips. “Would you leave, please?”

“I want you to fucking record me, motherfucker,” the woman says. “So my brother can really fuck you up when you get out.”

The unbothered host replies, “I get off at 11.”

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The woman pulls out her phone. “11? All right,” she says. “Say less.” The phrase is usually a bad omen; however, the host remains undeterred in refusing service. “Bye, have a good night,” he tells the woman before the video cuts.


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