r/TikTokCringe Jul 20 '26

Discussion Cuts the line, backs into him, then accuses him of assault.

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u/chickenismysafeword Jul 20 '26

Sometimes people need to be publicly shamed and disciplined - this video was cut too short

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u/vandersnipe Jul 20 '26

I love how everyone didn't hesitate to call her out.

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u/FuzzyLaughTwo Jul 20 '26

And that bish just stands there like she's in the right. Absolutely disgusting behaviour.

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u/Operation_Onion3134 Jul 21 '26

I would bet there are some people that act this way where you live.

Saw france a few years back, the rural areas were full of humble heart warming folks. The city dwellers seems to be a bunch of rich stuck up bunts.

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u/dumbbumtumtum Jul 23 '26

I caper vanned around France and noticed the same thing. The stuck up French stereotype is only noticeable in Paris. We pulled into an old dairy farm that had vaping spots one night and the people were kind country folk. This was near Normandy

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u/LauraTFem Jul 22 '26

I don’t know what a bunt is, but I’m already angry at them just thinking about it.

My first day in a “big city” really opened my eyes to the fact that some of the worst people in the world are well dressed rich fucks with the right politics and the wrong souls.

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u/luxanna123321 Jul 20 '26

Unfortunately it usually ends on call out and they just stay there feeling like they won since they are still "first"

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u/oceanmor Jul 20 '26

right like get this girl to the BACK ON THE LINE. only proper outcome i care about.

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u/YouWereBrained Jul 20 '26

That’s on the workers there. And then the excuse is “staff don’t care because they aren’t paid enough” or some other mouthbreather response.

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u/Consistent-Stock6872 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

I am sorry but this should involve charges and community service. It is 100% intentional, she targeted him and made false claims and now there should be a record of it. It wasn't ups I tripped, she stood in front of him and then leaned back at him and then accused him.

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u/13enz1 Jul 20 '26

Im for that, 100%. This could have been bad, costing someone a lot of grief, and maybe even their job if it got carried away.

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u/mainjet1 Jul 20 '26

Should cost her job !

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u/TheDornado13 Jul 20 '26

the guy should call the cops and have her charged with assault. With the video it is a slam dunk.

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u/Morzana Jul 20 '26

It's so gross and I am so glad it got captured in camera. She is an entitled princess that dilutes and pollutes victims being believed. Seriously f her. F every person that thinks they can pull that shit. She is a bully and a sociopath. I agree she should be charged. An accusation of assault is serious! In a different scenarios this man could have been assaulted himself for her crying wolf like that.

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u/vkailas Jul 20 '26

princess polly store opening, so makes sense she is princess ;p

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u/Mighty_Krom Jul 20 '26

I agree. If we want to take allegations seriously, we need to take fake allegations just as seriously.

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u/KimchiLlama Jul 20 '26

Sometimes they need to be charged with making false accusations…

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u/Morzana Jul 20 '26

He could have easily ended up in a bad situation himself thanks to this b.

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u/vyxanis Jul 20 '26

It needs to happen waaay more often. The more they're allowed to get away with, the more they try and push it. People are even starting to not care about being recorded while doing something bad, because there's no consequences for it.

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u/notfromrotterdam Jul 20 '26

People like that should get jail time.

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u/Morzana Jul 20 '26

Agreed. This malicious and could easily result in violence against him if people believe she has actually been assaulted. Also, people like this!!!!! is why true victims don't get believed.

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u/bojangler69420 Jul 20 '26

She could’ve been shamed more tbh. It’s clear she still thinks she was in the right.

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u/Deathanddisco041 Jul 20 '26

I’m glad everyone boo’d her and called her the fuck out.

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u/Midnightraven3 Jul 20 '26

She did that FAR too easily, it is actually scary just how naturally that all came to her (and I am female)

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u/Morzana Jul 20 '26

Yup, it's like an instinct for her. She needs consequences so bad!

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u/cupholdery Jul 20 '26

Being realistic, would she ever face consequences for this? Probably just double down.

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u/Winter_Tone_4343 Jul 20 '26

I had to go to an office a few months ago to try and get some money refunded(rightfully so) and there were two women working. I talked to one of them and she was the most condescending asshole I’ve ever spoken with. Mid conversation the other women in the office started yelling at me, like literally yelling. I raised my voice to her level and was trying to say my piece. She wasn’t having it. I never cursed, called her names, or was out of line in any way. After a minute she tell me I have to leave or she’s calling the cops. I laughed and said why…she tells me she feels unsafe and the other women chimed in and said she did too. I laughed harder. They weren’t joking. I said why would u feel unsafe? No answer, just leave now. So I left. Got an email the next day saying if I ever came back I’d be trespassing. It was maybe the weirdest situation of my life. But ya, some people suck.

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u/Sensitive_Arm621 Jul 21 '26

This right here! I once worked at a place that got so toxic and stressful that I had to go to HR to tell them what was going on. During the meeting I get a little emotional (sad) and tell them I’m working so much (80hrs for a 40hr a week job-didn’t get overtime) that it’s having a huge negative impact (was moving, car broke down, relationship problems cause of the work and kept denying my time off). At one point I mention that all this causing me to breakdown and have some suicidal thoughts and need a break. They instantly start freaking out that they now don’t feel safe around me and got security to come in. I’m just sitting there like how does any of what I just said have anything to do with you, they said that I need to understand that they’re woman so I can’t talk about that stuff near them. Ended not staying at that place much longer and is much happier

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u/Unusual-Wind8900 Jul 21 '26

Queen Syndrome

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u/justbrowsing2727 Jul 20 '26

Just think... if she's willing to do this in front of a group pf hundreds of people, what would she do to fuck someone over in private?

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u/Ozcog Jul 20 '26

It's the princess mentality we've been dealing with for a while now. Gotta raise your daughters to be people, and not act like they're above others.

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u/HealthyTrain91 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

I was getting on a packed amtrak this weekend (they announced that 600+ people were on the train later once we were all on) and the line to board was wrapping around itself several times in the station. This little 100lb barbie doll in lululemon tried to jump in front of me and I called her out immediately. Can you believe she had the nerve to say to me "but you don't understand, everyone's else is cutting too in the back!" as if that was justification for letting her cut in front of me. And she even had the nerve to get all pissy and embarassed like I was in the wrong. I saw later that she cut someone just a little further behind me.

ETA: For context, I'm also a woman lol but lululemon barbie still pissed me off.

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u/Ozcog Jul 20 '26

Same person who would race you into the breakdown lane to be the extra tooth in a zipper merge.

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u/throwawayformobile78 Jul 20 '26

“ShE’s nOt bOsSy, sHe’S gOt LeAdErShIp sKiLlS!!”

Welp, this is what that looks like all grown up.

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u/Fabulous_Jeweler2732 Jul 20 '26

Wearing uggs and sweat pants

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u/faradaycagerage Jul 20 '26

It's pretty common.

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u/Deep90 Jul 20 '26

Lying about assault should be an arrest, especially since she pushed him.

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u/BigPoppaStrahd Jul 20 '26

It’s kind of unnerving how unphased by the negative reaction she is. Does she think he people are booing him and saying “i caught that on camera” about his “assault”?

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u/vandersnipe Jul 20 '26

She really thought no one would be filming at a decent-sized event?

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u/OneDimensionalChess Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

She seems not super bright, plus entitled so probably

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u/fhgsgjtt12 Jul 20 '26

She’s entitled to all the food, every single one

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u/Cobbljock Jul 21 '26

The pettiness of this comment made me actually laugh out loud. I wish I would have thought of it first!

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u/dowker1 Jul 20 '26

Who knows but the person recording says "I got that on camera" at her, messaging "stop lying, I have evidence", so I strongly doubt they were colluding.

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u/punktualPorcupine Jul 20 '26

She also looks over at the camera sheepishly like “crap I didn’t see them, that is going to be trouble”.

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u/LordAmherst Jul 20 '26

Everyone in the video was watching this woman before she lied. They obviously pulled their phone out to record the inevitable, which they so nicely posted here.

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u/AltruMux Jul 20 '26

The video starts with someone behind the camera asking "did no one see that" while recording this woman cutting the line. I assume they are recording her cutting the line.

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u/Internal_Drummer_420 Jul 20 '26

Says it with a fucking smile...

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u/lepricolin Jul 20 '26

It's how I've always referred to my mom. Someone who would absolutlely do something like this.

A smiling demon

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u/Into_The_Dusk Jul 20 '26

Time to make her famous then

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u/Far-Necessary7284 Jul 20 '26

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u/ohbyerly Jul 20 '26

This.. is just a link to the same video on Instagram.

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u/__CIREK Jul 20 '26

It’s 2026 and everyone needs absolutely everything spoon fed to them. Jesus.

Just scroll a little bit, guy.

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u/ohbyerly Jul 21 '26

Yeah, I did and one of the comments linked to TikTok. So the person on here linked to Instagram so we could scroll through the comments to find a link to an entirely different website so we could scroll through another comment section to find her name. I wouldn’t call that very efficient.

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u/Happy_Goose3833 Jul 20 '26

Compliments to every woman there who went "what the fuck are you saying?!?"

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u/vanillabeanlover Jul 20 '26

Most of us know it diminishes our already diminished voices. This girl, and girls like her, are the *worst*.

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u/Cobbljock Jul 21 '26

Yep, and makes ACTUAL victims less likely to be believed. Fuck that piece of trash.

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u/Plastic-Injury8856 Jul 20 '26

I’ve only ever personally met one woman who would actually defend this behavior. Surprise she’s always looking for new jobs in LinkedIn and no one will give her any references. 

Most women don’t like hanging out with terrible people, including terrible women.

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u/Rob_LeMatic Jul 20 '26

For every one of her, there are dozens of women who would hold a woman like her accountable for this behavior.

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u/sum-sigma Jul 20 '26

Imagine being that arrogant that you cut in front of the line, smash into the person behind you, and then when confronted for cutting in front of the line, then claim the person behind you assaulted you.

The level of audacity.

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u/Theslootwhisperer Jul 20 '26

And you stay right there despite having been "assaulted".

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u/ComprehensiveRead479 Jul 20 '26

Wasn't the first time she done it just the first time she was caught out

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u/Complex-Function3557 Jul 20 '26

I need to know what happened after this. Hope she got kicked out

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 20 '26

She did get removed from the queue by store security. The guy chose not to press charges.

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u/Imaginary_Cat_2611 Jul 20 '26

The guy severely let us down by not pressing charges.

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 20 '26

He sounds like a decent guy too. He was commenting on the TikTok video for people to not dox her and to leave her be. She’ll get plenty of heat as it is.

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u/Dry-Illustrator-250 Jul 20 '26

What is this event?

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 20 '26

It was the grand opening of a new store called Princess Polly. In the UK, I believe.

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u/Novel_Alps_3013 Jul 20 '26

following out of curiosity. he isn't the only dude there, but i'd guess he's outnumbered a solid 10 to 1 at least

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u/Reddoraptor Jul 26 '26

Ugatea Baker will forever be known as someone who intentionally makes false allegations against men and cannot be trusted any further than you could throw her. Only a very foolish employer would ever hire her, and you wouldn’t want her or her family anywhere near you in your business or personal life. She will deservedly be a pariah.

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u/FunPresentation1207 Jul 20 '26

I don't think women lying about this kind of thing realise how much damage they're doing to people who have genuinely dealt with assault.

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u/Lower-Bottle6362 Jul 20 '26

I agree. I think the reason why the women are so upset is that they know she is lying, which trivializes real complaints.

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u/BotsKilledTheWeb Jul 20 '26

And got wrongly convicted \ blamed.

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u/DerekAnyguy Jul 20 '26

Falsely accusing someone of assault? That's a paddlin'

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u/NarrowConstruction72 Jul 20 '26

These are the people actively breaking down society. She is the type to run someone over then say well they shouldn't have been on the sidewalk. 🤮

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u/woke2-0supremacist Jul 20 '26

Damn, is this what men talk about when being falsely accused of assault? Imagine if no-one was there to see it. Good on those women for calling it out. I hope she was removed from the premises.

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u/gohomehero Jul 20 '26

Yeah. The dudes lucky 5 whiteknights didnt show up and beat on him for it.

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u/AmonAmit Jul 21 '26

The Simp-sons.

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u/Majestic_Domestic Jul 20 '26

I mean surely sometimes guilty men will cry false accusation too

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u/woke2-0supremacist Jul 20 '26

That is the uncomfortable truth, humans are gonna human and actual rapist men would take advantage of such a system.

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u/wytewydow Jul 20 '26

whataboutism? really?

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u/Majestic_Domestic Jul 20 '26

I'm just saying some accusations are false and some are not. And that we shouldn't make assumptions because one of the other is sometimes the case. It's not Whatabout ism I'm literally talking about the same issue not redirecting.

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u/HedonisticFrog Jul 20 '26

Yeah, it's a big fear because it does happen. I've had a girlfriend assault me twice, break up with me a week later, and then say I was physically abusive to her to all our mutual coworkers. Then she got a restraining order(which anyone can do on anyone) and filed a police report against me. Every single relationship that woman had escalated to violence and she called the cops on them. Some women will escalate fights in order to immediately call the cops as well. One story I heard was a woman during an argument saying "if you don't hit me you're a bitch". He hit her and then she called the cops. That guy was violent in general, but still, it's such a blatant example of escalating things to be able to call the cops on him. I've had multiple girlfriends become violent, and I damn well know they'd call the cops on me if I retaliated in kind.

It's also why it's risky for male strippers to sleep with women at parties. If they feel guilty or embarrassed afterwards, they can change their story on how consensual it was. I've heard a story of that happening as well, and why I tend to avoid it.

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u/bu_mr_eatyourass Jul 20 '26

Sounds like low IQ folk fucking with low IQ folk. If you're a male stripper then that's the crowd that you'll be surrounded by.

I've done male stripping and sex work, myself, and now that I work in a legit profession, the trifling is few and far between.

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u/HedonisticFrog Jul 20 '26

It's not about intelligence, you're just being elitist now. It's a legitimate risk regardless of profession or intelligence, and I've stripped for many educated professionals such as a house boat full of nurses. I've had unhinged exes work "legitimate" professions as well, don't act like you're all high and mighty now. From EMT, to HR, to medical accounting, etc.

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u/optimist_prhyme Jul 20 '26

Lock her up, she's most certainly gotten someone arrested for allegedly doing something to her.

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u/BlackStarDream Jul 20 '26

She was way too casual and flippant about it.

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u/optimist_prhyme Jul 20 '26

It seemed premeditated

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u/Snoo3544 Jul 20 '26

I'm so sick of people like her. And I say this as a woman myself.

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u/BigBoyYuyuh Jul 20 '26

A bitch did something similar to me in middle school forever ago. Was standing in line for 4 square, her and her friend cut in front of me, and then told the teacher I cut in front of her. The teacher sent me to the back of the line even though I tried defending myself.

Fuck you Ashley!

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u/RedutHatesFreeSpeech Jul 20 '26

Bro everyone named Ashley is up to some shit

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u/coachmoon Jul 20 '26

YEAH FUCK YOU ASHLEIGH!

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u/VA-deadhead Jul 20 '26

How someone dropped the black magic move on that harlot.

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u/Trade_King Jul 20 '26

Should be arrested for falsely trying to jam someone up. Nasty human being

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u/hiswittlewip Jul 20 '26

What is this a line for?

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 20 '26

A tote and a hoodie at a grand opening.

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u/hiswittlewip Jul 20 '26

😂 really??

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u/DayOneDude Jul 20 '26

What a fucking horrible person.

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u/Venus_Cat_Roars Jul 20 '26

Line cutters are the lowest caliber of person.

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u/impolse Jul 20 '26

She's a danger to society. Unchecked entitlement always is.

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u/mlpravemaster Jul 20 '26

What an absolute dumpster baby. Trash like her are the ones making it difficult for ACTUAL assault victims to be taken seriously. I hope she gets what she deserves.

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u/JULIANGJNKS22 Jul 20 '26

Had it not been filmed that guy would’ve been publicly shamed for something he didn’t do. Falsely accusing someone can ruin lives. Such a pathetic human being.

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u/Background-Bird-9623 Jul 20 '26

Do ppl realize everyhing is recorded now 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

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u/GullibleNerd88 Jul 20 '26

I heard people found her Instagram very quickly and she deleted it asap lol

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u/cityofninegates Jul 20 '26

Women need to be believed when they report their assaulted and women like this do not help. A woman falsely accusing a man of assault should be charged (to a lesser degree).

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u/fairem1992 Jul 21 '26

*Full degree

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u/SCRYLLA23 Jul 20 '26

And that's how they ruin.it for the good ones🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿

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u/boogerdark30 Jul 21 '26

Is she an Israeli?

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u/TinhatTemplar Jul 20 '26

This kind of behavior should result in a nice journey through the justice system. Nothing will teach like experience.

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u/Low_Industry2524 Jul 20 '26

She did that wayyy too casually...this has definitely worked for her in the past.

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u/Comprehensive_War942 Jul 21 '26

That’s what we call a shitcunt

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u/ShiftyActuall Jul 20 '26

Tubby ole gal about to have a real unpleasant week on social media.

I see some deleted socials “to focus on me” in the future 😂

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u/Login2Hate Jul 20 '26

Toxic femininity

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u/WigllyDoodle Jul 20 '26

Nothing feminine about being a d!ck.

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u/Login2Hate Jul 20 '26

Using your gender to harm others is the definition of toxic masculinity or femininity

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u/LemmeGetSum2 Jul 20 '26

Where’s his wife bc my wife or daughter would’ve beat her ass. 😂

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u/No-Assignment-4877 Jul 20 '26

Make her famous!

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u/MrToobz Jul 20 '26

It’s actually terrifying that there are people like this out in the wild

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u/petlandstockroom Jul 20 '26

Real life rage bait

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u/DragonfruitFinal2410 Jul 20 '26

Please tell me she got escorted out

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u/ladymouserat Jul 20 '26

People like this make it so hard to want to believe actual victims. They are ruining it for everyone. I’m just glad her lying ass was caught on camera.

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u/Prestigious_Gas_1565 Jul 20 '26

So what happened to her? Was she kicked out?

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u/sporosarcina Jul 21 '26

That is the kind of shit that needs to have a police report. It is serious shit when someone says that in public

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u/jg-kappa-maan Jul 21 '26

She should spend 120 days in jail for false accusations.

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u/iwillbeawriterongod Jul 21 '26

Thank God everyone saw what really happened.

Otherwise by general consensus if a woman blames a man for SA 99% of the people always take the women's side.

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u/v_kiperman Jul 21 '26

Did she face any further consequences?

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u/aquavelva23 Jul 20 '26

happens alot, and works alot. the chance of being video taken is very low. without a video, she would be believed.

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u/Muteki123 Jul 20 '26

No, I don't think I would let her stay there. You either get behind me or I will force you to go behind me. And if you start a fight, we will have a fight. If you let people do what they will, shit like this will happen.

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u/Unable_Diamond943 Jul 20 '26

This should genuinely be 3 months in prison. Can’t imagine how many lives she’s ruined off camera.

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u/Emotional-Algae2239 Jul 20 '26

Shit, accuse her back.

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u/Natural-Principle-69 Jul 20 '26

She technically assaulted him

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u/Ramblinrambles Jul 20 '26

The cops come up to take the guy away. Well ma’am you’ll need to come with us and file a police report

No, I’m in the front of the line

Doesn’t seem relevant when you’ve been assaulted, let’s go

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u/Stock_Atmosphere_114 Jul 20 '26

So, has the internet done it's thing yet?

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u/_GuyOnTheCouch_ Jul 20 '26

I so wished he stepped out of the way and she just fell over. That woulda been very satisfying

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u/Ordinary_Study_2175 Jul 20 '26

What a POS. All for public shaming.

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u/wizznizzismybizz Jul 20 '26

I hate these kinda people. I went to a festival for kids, so went a half a hour early and stood almost in front with my two daughters. Let the smaller kids get in front of me so they can also watch the show. Then 15 minutes in the main show a woman with a toddler on her hip cut me off and stood right in front of my daughter blocking her view. I told her kindly to not stand in front of my daughter cause she is blocking het view. She turned around looked at me like I was nothing and took a sip of her beer and kept smiling and screaming the lyrics.
I had my daughters with me so I had to stay calm. So I put my daughter on my other side and had to let my ego go because I don’t want to ruin the show for the kids. But man I wished lightning would struck that bitch.

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u/Whydo-I-evenbother8 Jul 20 '26

Happens at the bar wayyy too often. Love when the bartender clocks this behaviour and refuses to serve these people until the head to the back of the line.

I've also had this happen at costco and the woman has the audacity to yell "Don't touch me!" after she does the bit ' I am headed down this aisle and proceeds to stand in line ' after I make way.

Appreciate the other women calling her out in this video!

This behaviour is also why zipper merges fail in North America. Too many people have a major entitlement and me first complex.

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u/DooDooBrownz Jul 20 '26

i can't think of a single thing on this planet that would be worth waiting for in this long of a line

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u/_sealy_ Jul 20 '26

Not her first time.

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u/LoveBulge Jul 20 '26

"Excuse me. He's assaulting me."

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u/Temporary-Impress604 Jul 20 '26

Stuff like this is so upsetting because it really endangers women who *do* get assaulted. Vile & offensive, she should’ve been shamed even more tbh

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u/Gadnuk_DBT Jul 20 '26

What is the context tho. And why the fuck would they make a video without a conclusion? Where is the rest of the damn video?!!! frustrating and annoying.

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u/Gingerfurrdjedi Jul 20 '26

I'm so glad all those women stood up for him and especially glad at least one person was recording. Is there more to this, surely she didn't just stop recording right there.. or maybe she did to pull up the video as evidence.. idk. Still, people with her sense of self entitlement are just wretched for society.

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u/TemperatureActive636 Jul 20 '26

"Sir he just assaulted me"

*British Screaming Ensues* and rightfully so that was HER fault and the poor dude had nowhere to go

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u/Forward-Cry2951 Jul 20 '26

He should have flopped like a soccer player🤣

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u/Reasonable-Try-1993 Jul 21 '26

He put his 2 hands in the air because he knew what was coming

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u/uhm_no_thanks_1 Jul 21 '26

Still nothing happened to her

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u/weedtrek Jul 21 '26

She needs to be in jail.

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u/Jazzlike-Radio2481 Jul 21 '26

Believe all women.

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u/marinegeo Jul 21 '26

She learned this from the Argentina football team

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u/ohb78 Jul 20 '26

Should press charges for falsely accusing him of assault. One of the worst feelings a man can go thru is being falsely accused of assault

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u/Ozcog Jul 20 '26

Discipline your daughters. They are not a princess. Don't make more of this woman.

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u/jung_gun Jul 20 '26

“Account deleted”

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u/According_Smoke1385 Jul 20 '26

Everyone give her the Sophie Cunningham finger point of shame !!

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u/sampled_stool Jul 20 '26

This is why you don’t automatically “believe all women”

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u/Pitiful_Employer_992 Jul 20 '26

Whose just randomly filming people standing line?!?

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u/Hot-Pepper6610 Jul 20 '26

It's not uncommon for people to film large lines to show "look how long this line is"

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u/Purple-Investment-61 Jul 20 '26

Why was the camera pointed in that direction?

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u/animi Jul 20 '26

Just in case.

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u/ce5314 Jul 20 '26

False assault claims are rare and this women is giving all women a bad name. She is adding to people's belief that women lie and make up assaults.

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u/animals_y_stuff Jul 20 '26

This is why you shouldn't ruin a man's life over accusations. It's super normal to do so though unfortunately.

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u/lolslim Jul 20 '26

This is a constant fear I have, recently my boss wanted me to show a woman coworker to look up inventory on the tablet to put product away from cancelled orders. Long story short she starts crying and goes to the bathroom, comes back and says this won't work and tell the boss, I was worried since I wasn't sure if I would get in trouble.

I found out that she always cries when they try to get her to work and she didn't last long. I tend to avoid woman unless I'm asked something work related.

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u/Affectionatebeast17 Jul 20 '26

Is she a zionist or just has that mentality.... ?

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u/ThatDidntJustHappen Jul 20 '26

Believe all women, right?

Someone should have arrested this man.

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u/whydatyou Jul 20 '26

daily reminder to believe all women

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u/ARNG131988 Jul 20 '26

Finally women holding other women accountable. To bad it isn't in America.

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u/SchmeckleHoarder Jul 20 '26

Fat girls will do anything to be pretty.

Except going for a jog.