I’m Ok Being A Karen
Blunt, unfiltered takes on everyday situations that push people to the edge—from bad customer service to clueless public behavior. I say what most people are thinking but won’t say out loud.
Episodes
11 episodes
Why am I doing your job...and still paying more?
You’re scanning your own groceries, placing your own order, checking your own inventory, troubleshooting your own account—and then being asked to pay more for the privilege.When exactly did the customer become the employee?...
You can't stop what you don't detect.
In this episode of I’m OK Being a Karen, Sterling breaks down what disease surveillance actually is, why it matters, and why experts say early detection is one of the most important tools in preventing outbreaks before they become nati...
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What the hell are we doing here? Why Veterans still have to fight the VA.
For this episode of I’m OK Being a Karen, I’m taking a hard look at the Department of Veterans Affairs—not to attack the dedicated doctors, nurses, and staff who genuinely care for veterans, but to question a system that too often makes getting...
When did paying more start getting you less?
This week on I’m Okay Being a Karen, we’re talking about something millions of us deal with but rarely question anymore: paying more and getting less.This episode takes a blunt look at the state of customer service, why accountabi...
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
In this episode, I explore the question: Just because we have the right to do something, does that automatically make it the right thing to do?Whether you agree or disagree, this episode is sure to get you thinking. Share your th...
Move B…get out the way!
This week I’m venting about one of the most frustrating parts of everyday life. Sharing the road with other people. From drivers who think they’re auditioning for NASCAR, to those who camp out in the left lane holding up traffic. It seems like ...
Episode 3 - The day a gas station pump stole my money
A routine gas stop turned into a nightmare when a failed pump authorization tied up $225 in my checking account for a $25 fill-up. I share the story, the frustration, and what I learned about pending authorizations that every debit card user sh...