Boomer becomes enraged after being told he has to print a shipping return label in order to get a refund, harasses employee for months because of his ‘vendetta against technology’

Though it may seem like we simply enjoy ridiculing the Boomer generation, that is not the case. We highlight the worst moments in every generation, which by default includes Boomers. 

We're sure you see countless stories online about Karens and Darens doing the absolute most to customer service employees, and because it's in our human nature to become enraged for others, we have another one for you today. Kind of like a morbid curiosity of sorts. There's a certain anger that we see in some Boomer encounters that are directed at technology, old or new, and this anger will always be a customer service worker's problem. Sometimes, these customers are rightful in their anger, but not in this story.

The employee in this story is approached by a customer who would like to refund a retail product, to which the employee lets him know he can go ahead and print a return shipping label to get the process started. The Boomer goes berserk (literally, caps lock and all), and starts berating the employee and the system of postal service. He remains stuck in the idea that he shouldn't have to print his own label, he shouldn't have to pay for it, and that the system in place is offensive to folks who are "too old to use modern technology." 

See how the situation unfolds by scrolling below, and let us know who you think should be paying the price for the refund debacle.