The sister was a Karen
The way she treated that waiter like he was worthless, smh. Dude was just doing his job. Of course there was no social commentary in the film about her behaviour being inappropriate.
shareWho goes to see a thriller for the social commentary about restaurant etiquette? Maybe the sequel could be The Invisible Man stalks Miss Manners.
shareIn a woke film why include an entitled lady being a jerk to someone in a low power/paying service job? You can't go half woke.
sharePerhaps to stir up a woke audience and give them something to gripe about?
sharePerhaps the idea was to give her a sense of female empowerment to talk down to a white male. Of course she died at the hands of a man soon after, but they did have the man be invisible for it to be respectable.
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