I'm certain there is no situation like that. It's just a dead part of the language. Most native speakers don't even know how to use it properly when imitating old-timey speech.

Quakers use "thee/thou" sometimes, but only because the movement has been around since just before the end of the shift to "you" for everything, and it's fossilised in as a result. There's a few weird British Isles dialects that preserve it too, but they're not widespread.