I could not imagine yelling out--- Do you know who I am?

[trumad]

Simply for the fact of immediate laughter directed at me from who I yelled it too.

Now if I was Tony Soprano....maybe.

[HipChick]

1. I used to hear this all the time..

Entitlement focused people..used to travel a lot for work, and folks would pitch a fit when they could not get upgrades into first class. I did step in one time, when a man was being really nasty to a gate agent.

[Shrike47]

2. Nor can I. They might know who I am, and burst out laughing.

Of course, I have never had great powers to do evil.

[Shankapotomus]

3. I would have responded

"Oh, that's right! You're Sara Palin! Why the hell wasn't I recording this?!"

Hopefully, a video of the incident will appear soon.

[trumad]

5. Reese Witherspoon who I love as an actress did it last year during a DUI stop

The good old Georgia boy cop could have cared less.

[Shankapotomus]

7. The more I think about it

I suppose if you attempt to use your super powers to protect someone other than yourself, there is an element of bravery to it.

But I still wouldn't mind seeing a video of the Palin family losing it.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

12. i, too, am hoping for a video

my guess is that there IS one and the purchase price is being negotiated as i type this...

sP

[Cooley Hurd]

4. I'd yell back, "Yeah... Caribou Barbie!"

[ProfessorGAC]

6. Laughing At Him Could Be Most Unhealthy!

But, i'm with you Tru. What a pompous twit. She's a piece of work.

[Rhiannon12866]

8. I can, but only if I had amnesia...

[hlthe2b]

9. I can't imagine anyone defending that arrogant murdering a'hole

But to this day, one need look no further than DI (or hidden away in DU's gungeon for that matter).

[ProdigalJunkMail]

10. if you have to YELL, "do you know who i am"...

then you're a nobody. on the other hand, it might be worth trying next time i find myself in a bit of trouble...

sP

[BKH70041]

11. Depends. Maybe someone makes a U-turn in front of me I don't like so much.

You never know.

[hobbit709]

13. Had some clown tell me that at the Armadillo one time.

My reply "Yeah, you're an asshole"

[randome]

14. Until there is video or audio, this sounds too 'good' to be true.

[hr][font color="blue"][center]There is nothing you can't do if you put your mind to it.
Nothing.[/center][/font][hr]

[onethatcares]

15. that seems to be

the same thing georgie z said to the guy in Florida this past week.

[greatauntoftriplets]

16. I can't either.

But I know who I am so have no need to ask anyone.

[TlalocW]

17. My response would have been

Oh, my God... Sarah Palin's gotten so stupid she's forgotten who she is!

TlalocW

[djean111]

18. Years ago, a young friend of mine was hanging out with/entertaining for a few days a high school

friend of hers who came down here to Florida to visit for a few days, from Las Vegas, where she had a job. She brought a along a young woman who is now doing well in movies, but not so much then. They all went to International Mall, went into the Godiva Chocolates store. Young actress asked for an assortment that is only available (made for) first class airline flights. Clerk said no, we do not carry that assortment in retail stores. Actress told her to look in the back, clerk said no, actress said "Do you know who I am??!!!".
Clerk said, honestly, "No".
Actress flounced out. My friend had never heard anyone say that, seriously, before. Laughed about it for days.
(Not giving out name of actress, this is not TMZ, just saying that stupid phrase does get uttered more than one would think.)

[JHB]

19. The true sound of "a sense of entitlement"

[Atman]

20. I actually said it recently. But I didn't yell it out.

I was the organizer of an art festival. The people in the community know me, I've had a home there for 17 years. I also designed the brochures and advertising. As is almost always the case with art shows, photography is not permitted without permission of an artist or the event organizers. Copyright reasons.

My granddaughter came to the show and was enjoying an interactive painting exhibit we had put up right in front of our booth. I took out my iPhone and took a quick shot of her painting. The guy in the booth next to me jumped up and came running over to me, asking me if I lived there and what the hell I was doing taking pictures. "Do I live here?" I said. "Do you know who I am? I'm running this show." He grumbled something rude to me and walked away. I figured since I was, in fact, the organizer I had given myself permission to photograph my own granddaughter.

[Cal33]

21. It was even worse when Tricky Dick's Watergate became public knowledge, and he

publicly said, "I am not a crook." I saw it on TV news.

My jaw nearly dropped. I was almost in shock. My first thought was,
"How could the president of the United States make such a statement?!?!"

Note: both of them are/were Republicans. These are people with social
values and manners from the gutter. The amount of wealth they may or
may not have means nothing. They're still from the gutter.