‘Hate gets expensive’: Entitled Candian woman tastes justice when she's fined $750 in Florida for swiping the handicap spot unknowingly from the police chief's son with cerebral palsy

It's not everyday that you find a story online of karma finding her way to an entitled Karen. Usually, you read about some entitled person, doing something clearly disrespectful to a totally innocent bystander, then they throw a tantrum for any 'ole reason, and then, whether they get away with whatever it was they were doing or not, they don't tend to understand anything wrong they just did. But we've found the story, y'all!!

Here, we find karma at its finest. Two people with their own disabilities go in to grab the closest handicap parking spot. One uses a wheelchair and the other doesn't. So the one who doesn't use the wheelchair decided to back out of the spot, so the one who did could have it—a very nice thing to do! However, as she was pulling out, the Karen appeared out of nowhere. She swooped in-between the two cars and took the spot. She didn't even have a handicap placard. That's when the confrontation, naturally, started…

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The Karen started throwing a tantrum the second she got called out for not even being allowed to park there, let alone the disrespectful act of swiping the spot from someone who was about to pull in. But karma took the wheel, because it turns out this lady didn't just mess with some random person, she messed with the son of the town's police chief. Yes, we know this is nepotism, and yes, we know it is extremely unfair. But the karma it brought down on this Karen is still satisfying, nonetheless!
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