• spaghettiwestern@sh.itjust.worksOP
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      1 year ago

      It’s too bad another, less common label didn’t come into common usage. I’ve known a number of Karens (and a couple of Chads) that were just people.

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        1 year ago

        Chad is a name I had never heard before rhe memes is it common in the US?

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        1 year ago

        The majority of all names are good people, but if there is one name that has a higher percentage of assholes than others it is probably Karen

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          Totally unscientific, but I work in 911 dispatch and I’d say that off the top of my head probably the most common name I get for Karen-type calls is probably Carol, the male equivalent in probably Alan

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            Solid boomer names. I’d say Karen’s are more gen-x names. Like I’d think it was a popular baby name in the 60s through 80s.

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      1 year ago

      Given how naming entitled women Karen is an insult to women actually named Karen, I propose we replace “Karen” with Boebert.

      For example: “She asked to see the manager because I wouldn’t honor this expired $1 off coupon for our competitor. Then she said ‘do you know who I am?!!!’ She’s such a Boebert.”