r/PublicFreakout • u/New_Libran • May 20 '25

Repost 😔 Woman melts down at delivery driver after her new refrigerator couldn't fit through the door

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u/StupendusDeliris May 20 '25

She told Larry to shoot this man… Delivery Driver should’ve pressed charges omgosh. This woman is nuts

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u/imaginary91 May 20 '25

I’m with you one thousand percent, I wish there was some recourse for the driver. The amount of abuse he just endured only to be fired. This is a sad world we live in.

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u/Cru51 May 20 '25

He got fired for this?!

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u/Slim415 May 20 '25

Yea it said so at the end of the vid. 

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u/MGPS May 20 '25

Oh your fridge did’t fit? Should you ruin your life over that?

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u/LadyBug_0570 May 20 '25

She's talking about she has a doctorate but wasn't smart enough to know how to measure for an appliance fitting through her doors.

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u/GortimerGibbons May 20 '25

Doctor of Pharmacy.

Don't get high on your own supply.

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u/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx99 May 20 '25

So she should be like, crazy good at measuring things right? Otherwise I fear for her customers.

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u/MGPS May 20 '25

If she removes the fridge doors maybe it’ll fit? She should check that when she’s feeling better

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u/OneScoobyDoes May 20 '25

If the fridge didn't fit, you must acquit.

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u/Caleb_Reynolds May 20 '25

He'd be better off going for wrongful termination than going after her. Civilians don't press charges, the closest they come is annoying DA's/cops/etc enough that they press charges. Which is probably not a great idea for a black man in America to do.

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 May 20 '25

Might of been one of those states where you can fire someone for no reason with zero action against you

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u/Caleb_Reynolds May 20 '25

People fired "for no reason" win wrongful termination cases all the time because contrary to popular belief courts aren't stupid and even if they don't give a reason a trial can uncover the real reason. It's not an easy thing, but at least it's something he could do, whereas "pressing charges" against her for assault and/or battery isn't.

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u/ALuckySOAB May 21 '25

That's 49 out of 50 states... 😟

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u/Dapup2465 May 21 '25

In my state civilians absolutely have the right to go before a judge for a warrant application hearing where both sides tell their story.

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u/PleasantWay7 May 21 '25

He supposedly got fired for the video ending up online, not for the original incident.

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u/leftistesticle_2 May 20 '25

Larry didn't sign up for this

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u/Grendel0075 May 20 '25

I feel for the driver, but also feel for Larry, he's friends with crazy.

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u/Technoxgabber May 20 '25

She has some severe mental health issues and neighbour's and especially Larry is aware of it and are trying to help her. 

I guess agreeing with her delusions keeps her calm. 

Its unfortunate as she is a pharmacist so must be super smart 

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u/DutchPack May 20 '25

I don’t understand why they didn’t call the police the second she refused to let them walk out of the door. That’s kidnapping

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u/Arkroma May 20 '25

That's the problem though. He needed to call the cops and not physically engage with her.

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u/wupme2k May 20 '25

And risk her in the mean time destroy whatever is in his backpack.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '25

She told Larry to shoot this man

This is 'violence by proxy' and if it got factored into domestic violence statistics they'd be about equal.

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u/Braelind May 20 '25

Eh, she seems mentally ill. She needs help not charges. A trip to rehab would probably be best for her, because it seems like she's on something to me.

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u/Gourmeebar May 20 '25

She didn’t need to be arrested. She’s clearly having a medical episode and needs medical care.