UPS ‘Mask without mask’ is currently trying to claim it as her private residence and is dragging people with a face mask like ‘conformists’
- A TikTok video recorded somewhere in the US Tuesday shows a white woman arguing with employees and customers at a UPS store
- A woman, nicknamed ‘Karen’ by a TikTok user, refused to wear a mask or socialize herself, in violation of source policy
- She described the dwelling house as her private residence and ‘private building’ and identified people with ‘conformists’ masks’.
- Staff told her they would not serve her until she stepped outside
- Police were called to the scene and had to explain to Karen that the UPS manager should ask her to leave.
A bizarre video has surfaced on social media this week, showing a customer at a UPS store calling the business a ‘private residence’ and refusing to leave after being asked to put on a mask. air.
TikTok user @asapvick posted a series of clips Tuesday, featuring the white woman in an Under Armor sweatshirt, whom she nicknamed ‘Karen,’ arguing fiercely with store staff and a another purchase, and asking them to deliver her packages.
When the other customer tells the woman that she is maintaining it, the ‘Karen’ instead blames an employee’s delay, then orders the customer to stop recording.
TikTok user @asapvick shared Tuesday a series of videos showing a white woman refusing to wear a mask inside a UPS store, making weird claims and arguing with employees
The woman, named ‘Karen,’ got into an argument with another customer about how she refused to wear a mask inside, claiming she was not a ‘conformer’
The woman strangely stated that the UPS store was her ‘private residence’ and that the other customer was not allowed to record a video of her
When the customer refuses, the woman launches into a strange tirade, saying; this is a private residence, and of course I restrict your registration. And so, you are not allowed to do that. ‘
The shooter of the video is not deceived by the woman’s arguments, and one of the staff insists that this is ‘anyone’s residence.’
The woman tries to disprove that claim by stating that she received three packages at a UPS store, which appears to be in her mind making it her residence.
The situation worsens after the other customer asks ‘Karen’ where her mask is.
‘My mask?’ she responds with much aplomb. ‘I’m not a conformer. Why do you have one? ‘
The ‘Karen’ stretches out her arm in a deceptive attempt to prove that she is keeping six feet apart from those around her.
The customer responds that she is wearing a mask to protect those around her from COVID, to which the woman says she has already had the disease in December 2019.
The first recorded case of coronavirus was reported in the US on January 20th.
In true ‘Karen’ fashion, the woman then wants to talk to a manager and ask where her packages are.
The store manager tells the irate woman that she has to go out because she refuses to follow the rules of the business’ social pace, or to wear a mask.
‘No one is helping you until you step outside,’ the worker tells the woman.
Finally, the police are called to the scene and have to explain to the irate woman that UPS staff have a right to refuse her service
More bickering ensures, when ‘Karen’ calls the virtual customers inside the store ‘conformists’ and doubles down on the bizarre claim that the UPS location is the ‘private building’ ‘aice.
Eventually, the police are called to the scene and an officer tries to explain to the anti-masker that the UPS source management has the right to tell her to leave.
It is not clear where the incident took place. The woman without a mask was not identified.