Mobility scooter

Guys, welcome back to r/EntitledPeople, where people think they can have whatever they want and do whatever they want because they're better than everybody.

And in this episode, a Karen calls 911 accusing OP of kidnapping his friend, another one attacks and steals OP's mobility scooter, and the thieving Karen convinces a cop to let her steal OP's car.

It's freaking outrageous.

I hope you enjoy the stories.

Now, I've encountered a Karen as a kid once, and she was harassing someone else.

But until today, never one of my own as an adult.

So after fighting with disability for 15 years, I finally get a mobility scooter.

It's been a godsend, and the freedom is a wonder.

3820.

Hope there's somebody out there who could use a four-wheel electric mobility scooter, and I hope that they give you a call.

Thank you for being with us this morning.

Caller number nine on the Want Ads.

Again, phone number for that mobility scooter, 382-3820.

Welcome to WBEV's Want Ads.

You're on the air.

Yeah.

I mean, the biggest opinion that I was seeing online was that people were like, "Are these women renting these, taking them away from somebody that would actually need the ECV for mobility purposes?"

Right.

I think that's where I was kind of seeing a lot.

What could Disney do to stop this? I don't think there's much they could, uh, from a disability standpoint, right?

Right.

I mean, like, people were suggesting that Disney should require a doctor's note to rent, um, an ECV.

And the critics are, you know, they always are saying stuff like, if you're able-bodied, y- they should be walking because if not, the walkways, like you had mentioned, get crowded.

Yeah, they see this every day, multiple times a day.

I do want to say, if you're traveling with somebody who does need a scooter or an ECV, whatever you want to call it, there are companies that actually can help with that.

But you can reserve it ahead of time, and they will come to your hotel.

I don't know of a company that comes to the park, but they'll come to your hotel.

But yes, that is it.

Get the ECV going.

I mean, I might roll my ankle on purpose just so I can do that one day.

I don't know.

Welcome to r/EntitledPeople, where Karen really wants OP's scooter.

Karen wants me to get off a mobility scooter.

I wanna start this by saying that this happened over a year ago, but I still think about it all the time, and recently I retold it to my mom.

So at the time I was 18, and I had just had surgery to remove my gallbladder.

Since I was fresh off the operating table, I couldn't walk on my own yet, and I needed to use a cane.

While in stores that had them, I used the mobility scooters.

You know, 'cause that's what they're there for.

Me and my husband, we'll call him H, were in Walmart one day, and I couldn't keep walking with the cane.