30-year-old evicted from parents' house in CNY

[@VinnyCool]

Who gets custody of his magic the gathering cards?

[@youtubecommentpolice2043]

vinny Cool what's that?

[@TheShyster87]

Savage

[@AngeFIN]

And all the anime and manga

[@R3mixFreak]

vinny Cool I do, mtg is cool

[@jamesrowles9249]

vinny Cool The parents. They paid for them.

[@IvanTsurikov]

guy goes to apply for job: "hey aren't you that 30 year old that got evicted from his parents house?"

[@theskeletonboi]

I don't see why that would really matter. If he's willing to work and put in the effort, I would hire him.

[@chupacabra0_098]

skeletonboi Sadly that's not how the world works. He will have a bad time after this.

[@wrestlingisdeadmoveonwithy8939]

skeletonboi This world is trash, they're not gonna hire him just cause "he's willing to put in the work"

[@channelformii]

skeletonboi Employers want a perfect employee who has 10+ years experience and skills in a field so they can just pay you minimum wage and have no option but to move back with the parents.

[@gerunkwon2598]

Ironically he's been getting a lot of job offers now lol.

[@chrisarnold769]

Forcing him to leave is not cold-hearted. He's 30 and has lived there rent free without a job for 8 years. He needs a change of environment and a kick to the rear to get him to change his life. Push the baby bird (adult) out of the nest and force him to fly.

[@someperson3601]

Tent free without a job Jesus Christ I want that lol

[@danymitehazard]

He hasn’t has a job for 8 years??!!!

[@arkadio723]

I'm over 40 and spent almost a decade working abroad seeing my parents only a couple of time during that time. I returned and we all agreed that the best option would be to move in to my parents house. I've a full-time job here, have no intention to set up any long relation anymore and hate living alone or share flat with someone i don't know and trust, so I happily live with my parents. They dont have issues with that as well and say ive brought happiness to their lives as there is more fun where there are 3 folks instead of two.

[@jackfleshstalk8383]

There is nothing wrong with living with Your parents if You actually contribute toward the household or have a plan to better yourself.

[@mnkwazi]

Arek S do you have kids or a wife?

[@jameycollins725]

If that works for you and you have a job and help out with responsibilities including rent, then that is great! But unfortunately, you have to say bye bye to your privacy-if you know what I mean-lmfao

[@arkadio723]

Jamey Collins hotels, bro😀

[@arkadio723]

homerun ! negative. dont like'em

[@svalbard01]

According to my crystal ball, this guy will be OK--apparently, he will open up a comic book store and become a regular on the Simpsons.

[@abolisher]

😂😂😂

[@elizabethmarie171]

Him talking to the reporters while pulling his hair into a ponytail and contemplating how he could appeal to stay in his parent's house longer...... just priceless! 😅

[@Owlsbecool]

So funny 😁 😂

[@LisaCupcake]

He actually fought this? Good lord, have some pride.

[@tmpqtyutmpqty4733]

fighting against humanity is the greatest pride there could be.

[@annesimon537]

Tmpqtyu Tmpqty Michael, you should be fighting to get a diagnosis so you wouldn't have to fight humanity.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Shameless

[@amaz3624]

Cut off wifi, cut off electricity to his room, cut off cell service. He'll runaway crying.

[@freeatlast7262]

A Maz LOL!! Throw away the television and video games as well.

[@PamelaTaylor]

A Maz yup

[@tmpqtyutmpqty4733]

Not really. Brave men never ran away, they rebelled and had a tough past so you could have a better today. If every one had your mind-set we would all be slaves for the rich.

[@freeatlast7262]

Tmpqtyu Tmpqty Actually we are already slaves for the rich. Even though I think the parents are right to cut off the wifi, I'm actually on this guy's side. Who needs jobs. Humans should be able to take care of themselves without having to dependent on an employer for survival.

[@freeatlast7262]

Tmpqtyu Tmpqty Actually we are already slaves for the rich. Even though I agree with the parents, for shutting off the wifi, I'm actually on this guy's side. Who needs jobs. Humans should be able to take care of themselves without depending on a employer for survival.

[@solitudeinarctic787]

At age 21, I was unemployed for 3 months. It'd break my heart not to contribute to the house expenses even though my parents never asked for a single penny. This guy is a different animal

[@PamelaTaylor]

they didnt do a good job of it

[@begintothink]

His youtube career just needs to take off 😂.

[@rowancarr4375]

BeginToThink Right? It does kinda look like a hair care tutorial.

[@joannp5806]

BeginToThink Lol.

[@notinterested8452]

It is anti Semitism and an attack on religion and beliefs.

[@xLiLtEmPeR]

What's his youtube

[@batchagaloopytv5816]

Bret .Frankman im really do u not use the internet.🤫hes using sarcasm as humor

[@abraham0014]

They gave him money to move, twice!! He took advantage of them

[@orlandojohnson5742]

Kirim lol they should've called a locksmith over & changed all the locks on the house! When he left out with the money they gave him!!!! "Ah dude I jus scored!! Let's get some more games for the Xbox & pizza !!! " Comes back home.... can't get in!!!!😜😂😆

[@Lindzeeann2uuu]

Why doesn’t this man want to grow up? I would find this situation humiliating.

[@eviken1982]

I was 29 when i moved out of my mother. I am now 37. My brother is 27 and he will move out next month.

[@darksevenmaster5398]

I'm 32 I'm still living with my parents no gf no home no job I'M NEET

[@abraham0014]

Whomever says that the parents are wrong has entitlement issues. They CLEARLY helped him more than enough times and he CLEARLY thinks that it’s their obligation. We’re done here....

[@geminijune8335]

Timothy Perdue, Amen to all of that. His parents definitely failed him in some way for this to have happened. I would hazard a guess that they enabled him into stagnation. It's surprising how many parents think that they deserve their title simply because they keep a kid alive. Being a parent means providing structure, discipline and equipping your child for the outside world. If all you're doing as a parent is keeping your kid alive and breathing, you're a provider, not a parent. There's no way that the parent's did everything right, and that this is just simply 100% his fault. Things are seldom ever that black and white. Like you said, there is something more to this story.

[@virginiamoss7045]

@@geminijune8335 Yes, he seems a bit, well, delusional or conflicted or not quite right in the head somehow.

[@misled6190]

@@virginiamoss7045 🎯🎯

[@alyciacooper2]

This is what happens when you don’t lock up the Tide Pods.

[@mousiem4864]

Alycia Cooper lol

[@evilmorty1440]

Very funny

[@delta99nine]

More like when you keep them locked up too tight.

[@thismomisodd]

I Lol'd! 😂

[@alyciacooper2]

Daniel Rocha I’m a professional 🤣

[@dot1spot]

For those who are blaming the parents for their son’s behaviour, they also have a daughter who is the younger child, she has moved out. While I think the parents did allow this situation to go on for too long, I can understand the difficult position they’re in. I think they have tried everything to reason with and help their son “see the light”. I can’t imagine how desperate u have to be to go to the courts. It must be very embarrassing for them. Their son is extremely self-entitled. Certain personalities are much more difficult than others. Honestly, I don’t even think they’d object to their son living in their home if he was doing something. The issue is he’s not doing anything! No job and not contributing at all to the household or to society. Very sad situation.

[@mysticaltyger2009]

self-entitled.

[@claudiosaltara8847]

dot1spot : I knew of a man that the parent left with an older cousin hoping he would change. He could drive he went to the gym but did not know how to meet a girl or find a job. Fortune was kind to him: a girl who wanted to get married, but unsuccessful in Italy came to America as a last resort. A match was made, she works, he stays home looking after the house and everything worked fine. There is a girls prayer to Saint Anthony: at first she asks for a good looking handy man. No one comes along, then she asks for a man, looks are not important, her hopes gone, becoming holder she pleads: Saint Anthony send me a man, I take even an handicapped one.

[@dot1spot]

Women have the most opportunities and privileges in society?! Ridiculous. Being born a white male, as in this case, u are automatically born with advantages. As for women being easy to raise... Talk to parents who have raised girls. Teens girls can be extremely difficult. I am the oldest of 2 and I can tell u I gave my parents more problems than my younger brother ever did. It appears u have issues with women. I think u should take your misogyny elsewhere.

[@cherryl225]

dot1spot - women ARE more privileged, but only the beautiful ones. you can simply make money playing video games and having a little bit of cleavage if you have a pretty face. men will buy you gifts. men will go out of their way for you. ugly women get ignored. white male privlege is a myth. the legal system is heavily tilted against them, they rarely get custody of their children, they get harsher sentences for the same crime, they are discriminated against by college campuses, and workplaces are beginnign to have gender quotas that favor women and discriminate against men. people are taught to hate straight white men for simply being who they are.

[@1234-m7w]

dot1spot it is the parents fault and shame on them .that spoiled wife if his needs to go out and pay her own rent .Wtf do they eant him to do right away .Yep its their fault

[@jaydeecee1643]

I have a cousin who never left his childhood home! He never married...just stayed there until his parents were elderly...mom died...and then took care of his dad! He worked though..had a good job.

[@Mikewee777]

Jeanne Ciaccio , NYC is expensive.

[@kissamehmet4944]

Sounds like he contributed though, and was self sufficient. This guy is a parasite.

[@gingerellacookie5641]

Jaydee Cee Thats not so bad actually he made use of his life taking care of an elderly parent

[@spikefivefivefive]

The biggest clue that he has no plans to support himself is that he is putting more effort into staying rather than going. The only person he is fooling is himself.

[@kevincrocker6243]

He has no clue, he will be like this for the rest of his life. This is his personality.

[@BijouLover8]

PARENTS NEED TO GET A RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST HIM NOW......GET HIM OUT BEFORE HE HURTS THEM,!!! How can you allow him to stay in that house while this trial is going on!! Someone needs to pay attention and help these elderly people before something tragic happens!

[@samanthanickson6478]

they better watch him. he's so used to getting his way AND is delusional about how life works. he may use one of his guns on them. he even refers to them as *them* . he's not right

[@SlenderMaam]

Samantha Nickson hope so

[@StukInBuf]

@Samantha(open): What was the name of the guy who often visited wayward kids/teens on the *Maury Povich Show,* or on *Sally Jessy Raphael* way back when? Was it D. Best, or D. West? This bum severely needs an encounter with that fella to straighten his perspective out...

[@CRCLN]

Samantha Nickson 😂

[@SonsoftheEagle]

Samantha Nickson Alex Jones should send more money to him.

[@Booboonancy]

Meals at that house must be fun

[@davester1970]

Especially when he doesn't have to pay for any of it.

[@davidedwards3361]

He will get the hint when the mother starts cooking just for 2.

[@davester1970]

Steve Anon - "That mean will cost you $10".

[@notinterested8452]

Nancy Booboo can you even cook? I doubt it.

[@annamiller4114]

Nancy Booboo Doritos and Mountain Dew meals don’t require others

[@barbaramayer5182]

They shouldn’t trust this guy in their home.

[@mritalianhillbilly]

The judge had to be saying to himself “ And just when I thought I seen it all”

[@gus-se2yd]

They waited too long to kick him out of the house

[@Asergiobv]

Wow that’s 30 years old. I’m sure this is the first time in years he’s seen gone out during the daytime

[@alysononoahu8702]

Rflmao🤣🤣🤣

[@peterpierce9233]

When I graduated High School in 1972, my dad gave me two choices. Enlist in the Navy, or go to college in San Diego. I chose the Navy. Two of my brothers also chose Navy. One became a Navy F 14 Pilot and top gun. Now he is a pilot for Miller Brewery.

[@alysononoahu8702]

I left at 17

[@maryjablonski9712]

I actually can't imagine wanting to live with my parents at 30. I left home at 18 for college and only return to visit.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Right?

[@marway.3487]

This is the reason why when parents grow older, their children will not care about them and by most, put them in a long term care facility to die alone. The strong connection between parents and children is missing in the west. In my culture, we stay at our parents home as long as we want and until we get married. We are never expected to pay rent to them. When they grow older, we stay close to them, we give them money as they are no longer to work and support themselves and we take them to our homes as they age so we can give them the most amount of care and love.

[@StukInBuf]

The saddest part of this whole story is that some sad excuse for a woman gave herself away to this guy, resulting in a child.

[@elizaleroux9173]

Lock the parents up for 6 months, it's because of poor parenting, that this adult behaves like a spoiled child.

[@newbee509]

He has a lawsuit against Best Buy. He wouldn't work Saturdays so they let him go. Now he's suing them.

[@freddiegrace3770]

If this is true it is hysterical! What does he have to do on Saturday?

[@jeffscomp]

maybe he's jewish

[@nathanieI]

it used to be his child visitation day I heard.

[@gabrielleaviva]

newbee509 How do you even know this?? He’s like the poster child millennial chump. But really, is this true?

[@rosypedals7902]

Brenda Pulido ...Yes, he has a child. He lost custody though. Inside Edition did a story on him. The link is below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXmtcoGliK6Xbc0

[@patricialewis-neal376]

Man, you really need to be ASHAMED of yourself. How can you do this to your Parents, they have taken care of you for your own life. Be grateful for your Parents and leave with dignity and respect. Such a sad excuse for a human being.

[@bcbock]

That judge is SOOOOOO patient.

[@WitchettyMan]

He has to be.

[@GoHerping]

I'm dying to know what his "private web business" is

[@alysononoahu8702]

No, don't die

[@howiescott5865]

How to mooch off your ageing parents without working?

[@lavalampluva55401]

@@howiescott5865 most likely he's waiting for the folks to die so then he can live rent free until he loses it from not paying property taxes.

[@Anteroization]

this young man is a father himself, rules change dramatically, good for the grandparents.

[@Tkidddd]

Don't let him move in as a roommate.

[@karisuef4332]

How does he keep the ladies at Bay 😂😂😂 What a catch !

[@beautifulprincesslexitipsf1543]

Karisue F Now that's funny!

[@davester1970]

Lazy, check! No job, check! No money, check! Poor hygiene, check! Calling this guy a loser would be an insult to losers everywhere. Any woman who would get with this bum deserves what she gets.

[@gorgeousgeorge187]

EuroAmerikaner....incel spotted

[@elizabethk3238]

Karisue F He got one fool to have a child with him.

[@joannp5806]

Elizabeth K She must be a total fool. So besides being a lazy putz,he's a dead beat dad also.

[@adrienneadetti2727]

What's unreasonable is you not giving your elderly parents their privacy.

[@grayshrike8529]

There's probably way more to this story than what we're being told.

[@alysononoahu8702]

That's OK, we don't need to know

[@simoneu.nathaus7292]

@@alysononoahu8702 ...yeah, but we 'd sure like to,none the less...😄

[@WyattRyeSway]

There’s something seriously wrong with this guy

[@davester1970]

I admit that I don't know the laws in New York, but I thought that once a child reaches the age of majority (18 years of age), they don't have to let him live under their roof anymore. Once a child reaches 18, they are automatically emancipated from parental care and can be kicked out under defiant trespass if they won't.

[@samthepoet107]

California got a similar law. Remember the couple who rented Airbnb from a lady then made an agreement to pay her directly instead of through Airbnb? Then they stopped paying her and won't move out. She would have to go to court to evict them but she paid them money to leave her home instead. So the freeloaders ended up being paid to stay at her home.

[@citizen1114]

I instructed my kids from the time they were sixteen years old that they were welcome to stay in their/our/my home as long as they wished to but would not only have to pay rent they would have to continue their normal chores and even start doing their own laundry. The only exception was if they were attending college and keeping good grades.

[@jessicavazquez8299]

Even if they are in school they should still be able to do their own laundry....One of my chores was to do the laundry for my dad & myself before I was even 16. But I do agree in letting them stay at home as long as they are in school and/or working and contributing to the household.

[@kathleentate8343]

David Reynolds as long as he got mail at his house, you need an eviction order

[@kathleentate8343]

Nunsuch laundry, dishes, cook, clean. Everyone should be doing it

[@doubtful100]

When did Weird Al Yankovic move back in with his parents?

[@Rhythmicons]

Weird Al's parents are dead from carbon monoxide poisoning.

[@TheRealBizWiz]

Weird Al has been making money. Don’t compare him to this clown.

[@alysononoahu8702]

I need you Like the flower needs the rain ya know I need you

[@w2385-i2s]

I would never kick my son out on the street.

[@johnkemp5243]

He should be put in jail ! 🤮🤮 what a disgraceful turd 💩!

[@Y34RZERO]

I lived at home until 22 but I was working the entire time, contributing to the family, and studying. After I got my paperwork in order and got started with my career, I moved out. I hated staying with family as I like my own privacy. The only thing I miss is family dinner. I don't like eating alone. I'm happy whenever my girlfriend is over to have dinner with me and stay the night or go home to visit and have dinner with the family.

[@scplumme]

His parents paid for his internet access too, obviously! How else did he form his defense?

[@ooshta]

My dad told me along time ago when i was 17, the world doesn't owe you a living . I replied by saying, I didn't ask to be born, he looked at me with amazement & said wow, nor did I or anyone else, so you go out there & do the best you can & make it & don't ask for hand outs & grow up. I said that was easy for him to say cause he was already a grown up, He ask me do I know the difference between a man & a boy, adult & a child. I said yea you get older, he said no, "One takes responsibility & the other makes excuses, that's why I know 17 year old men & 50 year old boys. Now go finish your chores." It took me some years to start to figure that out & see it out in the real world, Now I have said the same thing to my teenager, He got quicker than most people do. The Lord doesn't even say go get your free lunch. Jesus said If a man doesn't work he doesn't eat, ect...

[@USAcit]

These heated emotional situations can turn deadly, literally. Be careful.

[@generalnikkerson]

I think he might not be all there mentally .The parents should have gotten a social worker or psychologist instead of a court appointment.

[@generalnikkerson]

I wonder why the court did not order a social worker or psychologist. Is that not done via court in the U.S.? I wondered about that. Seems like the logical thing to do. Maybe they already tried?

[@Momlessgoat]

Except that a social worker or psychologist is not going to get him out of their house and stop him from freeloading. If anything that would just put more of a burden on the parents having to pay for even more expenses from this deadbeat.

[@buckovens6706]

What do you expect these are the boomers we're talking about. They probably still think what mental illness does not exist, all you gotta do is "man up".

[@jamesmodlin4458]

No they should have shoved him out the door.

[@jamesmodlin4458]

Buck Ovens is that the excuse you use? Man up simply means grow up and embrace responsibility.

[@dbyob]

the difference between a 17-year-old man and a 30-year-old boy is the parenting.

[@Mike.Cebert]

And yet there was a BBC article about a woman of exactly the same age living with her parents and talking about dating/relationships, bringing men back to hers etc. which was virtually glamorised and presented in a light hearted fashion. The double standards and hypocrisy is mind blowing.

[@TrudyPatootie]

sky.. did the parents want her to live with them? That would make a big difference.

[@TrudyPatootie]

@jeans423 I'm the last person to deflect anything seriously. I'm saying if parents want their kids home it's different than when parents want their kids to leave. Am I missing something here?

[@missymason3850]

Should really place in right care. Not evicted but get support. Parents home not a place for a very challening son. But authority pkace him in care of half way house etc. Obviously parents are afraid of their son.

[@eba44]

Ya ain't a tenant if you don't pay rent- or have a contract.. More like a squatter.

[@namesake7139]

If he fought this hard for a job and getting to be with his child he would have no problem being an adult

[@darleneburwood6884]

As George Thorogood says.... Get a haircut and get a real job. My god you're 30 years old living with mommy and daddy and you don' t pay

[@SwissMappin]

What job? He wouldn't find a job i am sure. atleast not one that pays more than minimum wage.

[@kevin2400]

I’m 35 years old living with my parents rent free... they don’t believe in rent... I have a job... pay for my own groceries... and I’m gonna continue living with my parents for a long time..

[@garfield2439]

He's a dealer!🤨🤨😂😂

[@adelaidemarie]

What’s Really weird is.......this is public business

[@adrianlee3497]

Grandma Adelaide Not only weird but just plain stupid because public scrutiny will not be on his side

[@VampirelaPR]

He's loving the attention ftom the cameras.

[@freddiegrace3770]

He looks like he smells bad!

[@RachelG1979]

Loved him doing his hair for them.

[@adrianlee3497]

VampirellaPR And stupid for getting them too. All he'll get is ridicule.

[@agrey2986]

hes a celebrity now.

[@MrMASTERTRAINER]

He looks like a good guy he just needs some more help

[@artphotognh]

I'm female, and my parents were wonderful & supportive, but I couldn't WAIT to graduate & move out. Times have changed, but not for the better.

[@peterdugan1714]

As far as I'm concerned this is not newsworthy.

[@yobee5779]

He plays with his hair like a little girl. Lol

[@hgilial3752]

i live with my parents and im 33. We have no problems and we all do chores and it´s fine. Dont know this guy, but if these parents need to go to court to solve this they are not very good parents and should not have had children to start with. Also stop criticizing this guy if you dont know him. There are often underlying problems, usually mental health related.

[@raytheonorion]

Yeah, I feel the psychological vibe too. I get the impression that the age gap between him and his parents is significant & that he is just a slacker who has been taking advantage of this though.

[@tele68]

He knows that if he gets a job, he's probably going to get hit for child support. I think that accounts for his reluctance to move out.

[@raytheonorion]

He has a kid?

[@tele68]

Yup, unfortunately. Not clear who the mother is. He apparently was never married to or in a relationship with her from what I've been able to determine. He talks about his custody case in other videos.

[@raytheonorion]

Shame. This guy needs to admit to himself that he is being a bit useless & pull up his dyamn socks. Fuckaround. (Im at work right fucking now @ 21:18)

[@DalV]

He had 8 years years to get a job. I can’t believe he’s arguing they should have given him 6 month notice. He’s just a professional bum

[@gigiw.7650]

He's been living there 8 year this time. I'm wondering when the parents knew they had a problem. 😨

[@vla1ne]

I left my home at 22, paid bills there since I was 18. Held a job since 14. They gave the man 1k to get his life on track. How did it come to this?

[@AbigailBGnath]

His poor parents!

[@michaelkennedy5126]

mealy-mouthed turd is embarrassing

[@davester1970]

I don't feel one bit of sympathy for the parents. This is ALL their fault. This is what happens when you are a couple of pussies and didn't take the effort to raise your kid and teach him how to be a responsible adult.

[@mareksykora5197]

fox, on the run you are wrong. It is the whole society and school too. Today's parents are very limited in what they can and what they cannot do for the education and training of their children. Every stupid activist tries to force his opinion and more and more limit parents by "protecting" kids against their parents and putting their "rights" up as the highest value.

[@mareksykora5197]

fox on the run: Sure. He is the one who should change his behaviour. So, please, don't blame his parents. They have no legal ways to force him to behave better. He is adult for 12 years. And even when he was a child were they very limited by the whole society.

[@mareksykora5197]

fox on the run: And what can parents do when he doesn't react to their request? Should they call police or what? I can imagine that after every eviction he had some explanation why he can't do it just in that time. So they gave him another and another chance. And this one was the ultimate one. That is absolutely correct from their side.

[@jonnytube64]

That’s a very fancy court room ... look out, judge; he’ll be squatting under your bench if you’re not careful!

[@wdh47211]

His Dungeons and Dragons group is gonna be SO on his side in this matter

[@PC-Gamer-000]

The judge should have ordered a caseworker to force him to go to an interview for a full-time job so he can begin saving up money. How is he suppose to maintain payment on an apartment? Evicting him will only victimize him in being homeless!

[@stareknight1291]

If the parents are unhappy with the outcome of the human being he has become they have nobody to blame but themselves. They probably weren't a big enough influence in his life and left most of his rearing to the education system and himself while providing him with whatever he wanted. They are the one's who raised him, let him move back home when he lost his job at 22 and then allowed him to live there without contributing or helping out and without making strides towards achieving goals. Kids will only go as far as they are taught to go and as far as the tools they are given will get them. Obviously, his parents thought providing everything for their child and not making them do chores or help out was acceptable when he was younger, which is why that is who he is as an adult. They did not teach him the skills to overcome losing his job. Then when he moved back home they just enabled him until their breaking point then tossed him out. In the end they will suffer knowing they failed as parents. He will be forced into the street and NY will have another homeless man.

[@IlhaamOR]

Let me guess you mommy is so proud of you

[@luckyvet]

Star E Knight, you got it backwards, he's a product of his too much influence by his parents in terms of over-coddling.

[@brigitteleafbarnes1441]

CSmith 4029 If he indeed has *mental health issues* that is all the more reason to make sure he receives therapy & help ... We don't know the full context but the assumed narrative that these parents are the sympathetic "good guys" and he the dead-beat villain is probably not true! There exist very disordered narcissistic parents who enjoy the "drama" of scapegoating their own progeny ... whose fragility they in large part created! What a nasty cold thing to do to your own flesh and blood!

[@myversionofstuff]

your right

[@stareknight1291]

Nobody is just a loser and nobody chooses to be a loser. Everyone can be helped and there isn't any situation too dire to be fixed or improved upon.

[@LK-hz2rg]

Some people just have no shame. What a disrespect to his Parents.

[@paulstanley8132]

Comedy gold😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bobbyking6886]

Good thing he fixed his hair during questioning. There ya go single ladies! You got a good look at the hair down AND in a pony tail. Maybe next interview he’ll give you a taste of the “douche-bun” look! 😃

[@carmenbell77]

Hilarious 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JewsareFake]

This is why you shouldn't have kids.

[@photoelitevideo]

He is wearing the suit his mom got him for Christmas 5 years ago and he hated so much; he remembers his mom saying, "you never know when you gonna need one of this"... Lol

[@HENDRIX1000000]

I’m sensing rough times ahead for this guy.

[@Rythem_Osgood]

DUDE YOU HAD A PERFECT CHANCE TO COME UP WITH A CATCH PHRASE 😂😂😂

[@dalewikfors9194]

How the heck is this even newsworthy...

[@Popular_Subscribe_Like]

Dale Wikfors WTF stories

[@jjon4146]

This is shocking.my daughter whose 27 moved out at 18.we didnt kick her out.she chose to leave.she had graduated highschool,& had a fulltime job.this guy is a bum.dont blame the parents for kicking him out.

[@HexagonNightmare]

Honestly, he appears to perhaps be on the spectrum. He probably would require six months to prepare leaving the household since he's obviously never received proper autism support growing up. The problem is, people on the higher end of the spectrum are literally forgotten about simply because they tend to have high iqs. However, the suffer many of the exact same struggles as those in the lower spectrum. Judge him a loser all you want, a true loser or entitled brat wouldn't have showed up in court because doing so would be been beneath them. This is a child who fell through the cracks, who doesn't interact with the environment the same as you all do but has no idea why, grew up probably feeling like a burden all his life and you laugh and call names. He was once a kid n apparently no one gives a crap about you once you're an adult.

[@brigitteleafbarnes1441]

Krissi Mazon Kudos to your kind and wise assessment!

[@HexagonNightmare]

Thank you. Unfortunately that comes from watching how a close friend of mine is treated daily by even his own family (they tell him autism isn't even real, etc). One of the most sincerest people I know but gets mocked left n right. I'm not sure majority of ppl would've cared if this Michael Rotondo had an official diagnosis either. He's adult, he's apparently fair game :/ I fear for all children leaving an aware n supportive environment going into our "adult" world where compassion is second place to the entertainment value of judgement.

[@myversionofstuff]

your absolutly right

[@jermiester7772]

You love his type Krissi, the needy type that just wants a mother.

[@Lysergic_Fox]

Wrong. He's a lazy, victim mentality fueled, NEET virgin, ANTIFA loser. It takes a simple internet search to see this "man"'s life story. All those like him will face the same fate either like this when the parents have had enough or when their parents die and natural selection turns them into a bum, drug addict, or suicidal husk of a human being. This is why no one is worried about you pathetic losers.

[@koolwill9862]

The sad part about this guy is that he actually thinks that the reporters are taking him seriously🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@mariocondello2282]

I'm 37, live at home and love it.

[@Jakethesnake7321]

mario condello Ur a loser

[@Bulletcore]

When I turned 18 I left my parents house, I visit once a month and I would never move back even if they paid me to. 🤣🤣🤣

[@fwd105]

GET OUT - The literal movie

[@JuanMartinez-hu6jk]

What a waste of the use of our court system.This bum should have to pay back all the time and money that was used to entertain this crap!!! The Russians and Chinese laugh at us when outrageous acts like this go on!!!!

[@yolag8872]

How scary having an unwanted child at home. I was one and as soon as I noticed I left and don’t want to se my mother again.

[@steffinmezger5301]

Why is this in the news

[@MrSouthwillrise]

Typical entitlement expecting manboy.

[@micahwilliams1449]

Hope he finds a home and a job, soon

[@kimberlytyrcha5930]

A pizza restaurant has offered him a job. We'll see if he accepts it or not.

[@micahwilliams1449]

Kimberly Tyrcha Hope so

[@JudahRichardson1]

Failure To Launch IRL

[@tmpqtyutmpqty4733]

The bravest people in history were considered Failures by people like you.

[@neoniahazelwood9263]

I moved out of my parents home at a much younger age and they became angry.

[@evelynwashere13]

This guy is crazy. He should have gotten his act together long before this. If he was able to Google and research enough to attempt to represent himself as a lawyer then he can go work at a grocery store and move out. POS. Well if something happens at his new place guess who's going to a shelter??? 😒😒😒

[@colleenc4830]

This guy seems to interpret everything in multiple ways at all times.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Excellent observation

[@james8343]

I blame the parents for enabling him for so long! BUT I blame him too! he took advantage of their enabling ways. Something tells me this is not over!

[@howiescott5865]

He's going to take it to the US Supreme Court....

[@sophiabrown9423]

He's 30 something and they are just now kicking him out just change the locks and sit his things out on the streets. This guy is mental.

[@j.t.6700]

Go work for CNN they'll hire anyone.

[@phantombanned4419]

SoMuchMass na he's a liberal and the left can't troll or meme.alex Jones is a world class troll he would just end up trying to virtue signal and cry in a corner

[@brain7267]

How embarrassing! So sad it came to this. He should be ashamed!

[@stevehernandez1500]

Take his cell ,computer, turn off internet. He'll disappear on his own

[@Rhythmicons]

It gets really difficult to find a job the longer one is unemployed. A year can go by really fast. It gets more and more difficult to go out and depending where one lives the prospective employment situation doesn't change for the better.