Entitled Teenager STEALS MY MOTORCYCLE so I CALLED THE POLICE and PUT HIM IN JAIL - Reddit Podcast

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0:00 Entitled Teenagers try to steal my motorcycle, but I call the police, and get them sent to jail for several years. (u/LuckyDevil92-up6)
7:35 An Entitled Dad cuts in line when trying to check out at a movie theater, and pretends that he deserves to cut in front of all of us. (u/RamenNoodles620)
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[@dutchvanderbilt9969]

Those kids in the first story only kept doing what they were doing because they were never punished. They needed to learn that their actions have consequences. Otherwise they would never stop.

[@Kai-td5xs]

Ppp

[@gittehjruplarsen9097]

FR

[@Gilgamesksiklls]

I agree with the writer of the first story that the kids needed to be punished for their crimes if they don't learn the consequences now when they become adults it becomes much worse

[@larryhullinger4141]

Did you listen to thentire story? They were caught and they were punished

[@noahperez7702]

@@larryhullinger4141he was talking about the middle part

[@CasualDucky]

“There just kids” Gets on my friggin nerves

[@dutchvanderbilt9969]

Same

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

I agree they still know good and well not to steal and they did it anyways

[@danfoltz6547]

It does for me as well I was arrested when I was 14 and what I did has no excuse for just being a kid now I'm 22 and saying out of trouble because my mother needs me due to the stroke she had several years ago

[@LattePunch]

Almost always used when their caught doing something wrong.

[@The-Rguy]

If anyone uses the excuse they're just kids, throwback kids become adults, small-time offenses become felonies. Is it teach him a lesson then in there they will learn about their actions have consequences and stop them from escalating to something worse than stealing a bike

[@penguinpingu3807]

"They are just kids." Yes, they are and funnily enough I used to be one as well but I don't go around and doing a crime when I was little. Let alone several serious ones. Clearly, these parents have failed to take action into taking care on their children.

[@lifeiscats1337]

Yes, and they’re ironically getting themselves into a corner, by trying to get themselves out of it. Because if they’re “Just kids” then you have to put more elbow grease into them, so they don’t become criminals, and do far more serious crimes. Ya know, LIKE A PARENT!

[@elias_sorkin]

First story, not the jerk. I really hate it when people say "they're just stupid kids", as an excuse for their behavior. Stealing a bike is not something any "stupid kid" would do, and nor is vandalizing or commiting over 100 crimes within a month. The OP did the right thing, not just to get justice for himself, but also to make the kids have a decent life after they serve their time.

[@w4tt58]

"Just stupid kids" is the dumbest things that can come out of your mouth. Yeah it's probably not inherently their fault but I live in America. How many "stupid kids" Crack and harm others. Also I'm extremely pro 2a. I'm not anti gun.

[@elias_sorkin]

@@w4tt58 Totally agree with you. If these kids have this kind of behavior is because they were spoiled since infancy an thus feel entitled to do whatever they want. Bad parenting leads to this, and it's necessary to get these kids on the right path because this is inexcusable. Have a good one :)

[@lifeiscats1337]

I completely agree, but I’m sorry, I have to do it. It’s spelled they’re.

[@allanmoore4353]

They're just kids, yeah and at the rate they are going they won't get to be adults until someone says NO!!!

[@elias_sorkin]

@@lifeiscats1337 It was a typo, sorry.

[@bananaman3902]

"They're just kids" is an excuse for when someone catches young kids trespassing or when a kid tries to walk away with something forgetting to pay, not for when they intentionally try stealing someone's property

[@Lane8492]

"They're just kids." What a pathetic excuse 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄. They need to take responsibility for their actions. In my teens, my mother taught me this "No one is responsible for your actions but you." If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.

[@jaynewman6420]

NTA. The OP is a hero for pressing charges.

[@lifeiscats1337]

What does NTA stand for?

[@jaynewman6420]

@@lifeiscats1337 Not the A$$hole

[@lifeiscats1337]

@@jaynewman6420 agreed Edit: Oh wait you meant “not the a$$hole” as in answering my question.. 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@sanddagger36]

for anyone thinking they got too much punishment, OP said they pleaded their crimes down to 3 each out of 127. What that means is to forgo the expense of a trial the kids just pleaded guilty to 2% of their actual crimes. Therefor the punishment they received was only 2% of what a grown man would've received if he went to trial.

[@AnimeGamer501st]

Outrageous

[@takatamiyagawa5688]

10 kids, 3 charges each, makes for 30 charges, out of 127. Closer to 25%.

[@venomshadowblood8353]

Story 1: Technically the responding officers coulda got fired for trying to convince him to change his mind

[@purplewolfranger22]

They should have

[@LinoProductions009]

Is there something in British Law that prevents that?

[@Captain-Axeman]

@@LinoProductions009 Probably would be some law. Like would imagine a law like that being nessesary. Not too mention, it's not their job too question legal charges or give legal advice to an victim. Their job is too serve and protect the community. Lastly, it was probably them just not wanting to do the paper work. Generally I love police, but only if they do their duty. I hate copes that are lazy or crocks.

[@Vrland068]

That is most likely true

[@annemariebell6970]

Story with the lazy husband: let the lazy bum STARVE if he can't help with things.

[@11rahimis1234]

First Story. Great work man. You set those kids straight and helped them lead better lives. You are not the Jerk. In fact I would go so far as to say you are the hero.

[@ToneeRhianRose]

Definitely not the jerk & may have even saved these kids from a life of crime. And shame on the cops for not wanting to do their jobs! They're there to uphold the law not to enable these kids!

[@neotastic5731]

if you can start a bike and try to steal it then you have enough sense to not steal a bike

[@Felix24148]

In a store I was in recently, they had only one register open with like three free employees wandering around. There was a long line of like 6 people (Including me) at the one open register. I asked one of the employees if they could open up another register. The employee glances at the line for like a brief instant, and then just says it's fine before fast-walking off. A couple minutes later and that employee plus another were scrambling to open two more registers. And I got first in line at the next one open. I'm guessing the manager had something to say after they tried to avoid opening more registers

[@bobbiburger4015]

When the movie theater employee wouldn't open up another register or make the guy get out of line till his group had everything they wanted, I'd have walked out.

[@pizzapartytime1826]

Why? As a employee?

[@bobbiburger4015]

@@pizzapartytime1826 As a customer, that was disrespectful to let him jump line and not even be ready to check out and let customers stand there in line.

[@pizzapartytime1826]

@@bobbiburger4015 i see makes sense

[@pawtrolling]

"They're just kids" Me- "and they'll be be tried at court. Hope he loses his leg really"

[@jamesszalla4274]

I used to do HVAC service. A few years ago, someone broke into my work truck and stole around $1,500 worth of tools. I made a police report, but no one was ever arrested and the tools weren’t recovered. A couple of liberal acquaintances said I shouldn’t have been upset about the theft because it was probably committed by someone in need who was “blessed” by the opportunity to steal the tools and pawn them for money to buy food. It’s that kind of mentality that fosters entitlement and crime.

[@AnimeGamer501st]

I hope you're not friends with them anymore

[@theredshinobi5940]

"There just kids" yeah and these fist are just my hands

[@IncStickman]

To the first story; If it was me doing what those stupid kids did my mother would have told them take me away to jail and then she wouldn't visit me until I got out.

[@CasualDucky]

This guy is definitely not the jerk!

[@lifeiscats1337]

Which one, the op in the first story?

[@shadowking278]

Maybe?

[@ktmmatt7243]

Story 1: 120 police responses in 1 month averages to 4 a day which is insane in of itself. OP was not harsh, in fact I would say this was long overdue and a long time coming, and frankly a major wake up call.

[@whitewolf3051]

That’s because the British cops and laws are soft in some areas compared to the States. Blocking or parking on someone else’s driveway, *not* illegal over there *according* to many stories. Heck, just look at how they don’t do anything with the Just Stop Oil morons, plenty of videos on that.

[@bladestar2322]

The little punks got off easy! They should have been charged as adults and thrown UNDER a Prison!

[@VictorMontel]

Story 1: Bro, I swear to God the british police is the softest bunch of law enforcers I've ever seen. Every time I hear about their actions it feels like they don't want to do anything.

[@Warden-flanders]

Sorry we won't shoot you

[@UmutMericUygun]

Bro I loved that friggin game so much. Just played it a few months ago and finished it

[@mattrocks1001]

That first story really got me. Especially “they’re just kids.” I got a “AITJ” story myself. So I am the general manager at a food service place. In our city, after any high school sport, play, event, etc. the high schoolers like to come over and hang out. We don’t mind the patronage as it’s super good business and can always lead to a full dining room. Throughout the course of this year though, the basketball team has been the worst than ever before. I don’t mind the kids having fun in the dining room. They are just socializing after all. However, throughout the course of this school year, they have broken 5 tables, thrown rocks at cars in the drive thru/parking lot, hopped on hoods on moving vehicles, thrown food every time they come in, and were actually messing around with restaurant tools by going into the dining room closet. This last time, was the final straw with them literally jumping up onto a table from the floor. As well as making other guests uncomfortable and leaving. Once I heard about that, I got the camera feed to prove who it was, prepared myself, and went out and kicked them out. They yelled back “oh it’s cuz of our race!” To which I responded “nope. If you notice, I’m kicking out the entire group of you kids rather than pointing fingers. Now I know who broke the table due to my cameras. Now y’all can leave and we’re refusing any more service for tonight.” They still tried arguing and didn’t leave. So then after giving them a couple seconds to leave, and not doing so. I said “fine, let the cops handle this. Y’all cause way too much trouble every single time you come in.” While on the phone, they try to order more food. In the middle of the call, I yell at them, I already kicked you guys out. That means we’re automatically refusing service. Police are almost here. (Team member) cancel their order now.” They’re still trying to argue at the register at this point. Just then, police show up, while the kids are finally leaving. Cop asked what I wanted to do with them. I just simply said a ban on the 5 more troublesome ones. The 1 that broke the table, and 4 others that were arguing and harassing the rest of my workers. They then asked if I wanted to press charges. I said no but I was just going to plan to bill the 2 high schools for all the tables that they broke this school year (at $50 per table leg). After all was set and done, I get a call from one of the parents. He went on an entire rant and, like his son, played the whole race thing and how “they’re just kids” and “you’re really calling the police on kids? I tried explaining but he interrupted every time. Then I got my voice and said “do you want me to explain like you’re asking me or is this one sided cuz I will hang up right now.” He went quiet and let me explain. I shut him down right away, explained the whole situation, and further went to say, “whether he broke the table or not, he can still blame his peers for causing me to kick out the ENTIRE group. Not just 3 or 4 kids. How would you feel if I went to your place, trashed it, broke furniture, and left? I lived my entire life in this city, and we were never like that back in high school. We at least had the decency to represent our high school and actually respect the place we were going. And if you still believe that your kid just came home and said ‘(restaurant) kicked us out because of our race’ then that’s on you and this conversation can be over.” Of course he still wasn’t getting it. He mentioned something about the newspapers or whatever but I cut him off again “that still won’t change the fact that they vandalized this restaurant many times this year. This conversation is over. Have a great night. Don’t call back because we will not answer. I wrote down your number and any future calls to any of my team members will be considered harassment just like how you are now to me.” And never heard from them again. So am I the jerk? I feel I handled the situation as what I felt best for the restaurant.

[@AlastorFan5900]

not the jerk. they just finally got punished for their actions.

[@QuickManEXE]

Not the jerk at all. I hate it when people like that immediately try and pull the race card too. The worst forms of excuses, gaslighting and manipulation comes from that. "Oh you dont like something? Its because you're a racist." I still would've pressed charges though, personally.

[@lifeboy3253]

Wow the op in the first story was savage, did not give them an inch of pity

[@QuickManEXE]

Good, they didn't deserve any.

[@user-ot4wp4mz6l]

120 crimes in a month? That is like 4 crimes a day!

[@josephfinn252]

On the first story, defo not the jerk. I live in England and my family owns an allotment. For a couple of years everything was fine, but then we started getting break ins. Power tools and mechical things would go missing. Shed doors would be smashed in and extensive damage caused. This happened 3 or 4 times until we finally got them plastered all over cctv. We sent them on Facebook and the parents immediately identified there kids and the police where sent to deal with them. I did have a BMX bike there that was stolen, thankfully I got it back but it was badly damaged. Bearing in mind these kids had been doing a lot of crimes around the village, you would expect them to be put away but no. Instead they where lot of with a warning. Really just a slap on the wrist.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Story 1 -- "They're just kids" Yes, all the more reason to nip this nonsense in the bud NOW or else they'll most likely end up in grown-up prison later. Then their lives would REALLY be screwed up for sure.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Last story -- Oh God that whole "I shouldn't have to ask or say anything" annoys me to know end!! No one is a mind reader!! Don't make him do any guessing crap, that's stupid. Just be upfront and TELL him what needs to be done and give him a fair chance to step up. Most likely he will.

[@Redpikmin]

If anyone has done something like that they should always pay

[@Panwere36]

I totally agree with the first poster! "They're just kids/teens!" Is very much entitlement, and he had every right to file charges and the kids deserved the punishments they got. "Letting it slide because of their age" is PRECISELY why we have people like Dylan Mulvaney, Jeffrey Marsh, Hunter Biden, Jodi Arias, Casey Athony, etc.

[@irinapadilla4954]

Of course those kids tried to steal the motorcycle their British!!!😂😂

[@MikinessAnalog]

First story: the result of an upbringing lacking in boundaries & not being taught personal responsibility.

[@Mikailjaffer]

Bro I’m 12 and mature enough to know at this age that you should get charged for any crime you do and if a very serious crime,some kind of kid jail idk.And if a 15+,easily jail

[@SomethingAGB]

In the first story, I relate if a kid does a mistake it is 100% their fault

[@fanofpink]

I'm glad this guy got them punished. It change their lives for the better.

[@hansbaeker9769]

When I was a kid (1960s), people tended to behave at the theater. By the 1990s, the way people would jabber away through the movie with no regard for the people around them, it was hardly worth paying all that money to see a movie at the theater.

[@stellaluuk2713]

If there are no consequences, kids learn they can do anything they like, until they get a long prison term for a serious crime. You ruin their future by not holding them to account.

[@QuickManEXE]

Exactly

[@leviwolfsans.]

127 crimes and not 5 to 10 years dam

[@Lord_Durza]

I have been watching your videos for months now and I love it. Keep it up and contribute good content to the digital entertainment landscape. :)

[@berreyburglsen7562]

my advice for the last issue is to act just like him then he'll realize he can't just rely on other people

[@SpookyGhostHippy]

Glad he pressed charges in the first story hope they learned a lesson

[@puffermanman]

The first story. Y did the police try so hard to protect those kids? Those officers need to be fired because as an officer u can not have any bias towards any side and those officers clearly did. It doesn't matter what those officers are at a scene for its their job to secure the scene, get all sides and evidence and based on reports and evidence make an arrest or give a ticket based on how bad a crime it is.

[@Passive_dehydration]

I say a good person is raised with good discipline

[@kaziarthedragon7377]

"They're just kids!" Is not a good reason for their bad behavior. What if they had gotten that motorcycle moving and gotten into an accident? Or worse, killed someone from reckless driving? You think that excuse would still fly? Actions have consequences. The sooner they learn that, the better.

[@___TARN___6]

Ese es el momento donde alguien antes de morir pensó todo y dijo todo antes de morír ese hombre si está en el cielo se lo merece por solo preocuparse por su familia y no por lo q estaba pasando

[@nicoguerra2705]

Story 1 those kids deserved those charges they won't learn without getting the hard way

[@altergymcosplays]

The first one was painful to watch, oh goodness

[@Lionloverky]

I love how the game being played appears to be “Cars Mater National” I still play that game myself on the Xbox

[@hiltaro12]

For the second story I doubt they "didn't want to do anything " probably they were worried about backlash, and punishment. That's just my guess from past experience in customer service.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

poor op i feel bad that his motorcycle got stolen.

[@viviennemorgan7217]

why aren't the parents doing anything to scold their kids?

[@tanandalynch9441]

It didn't but the attempt was made. However it was too heavy and the kid was charged and is now trying to fix his life

[@Mace9396]

Motorbike ended that kids career

[@ivangracia151]

the guy from the first story is my hero

[@justanotherrandomhuman4656]

3:31 this may be controversial, but I agree with OP, if nobody presses charges because “they’re just kids,” then they’re not going to stop and probably are going to end up in and out of jail for a while.

[@monke25]

In the first story I say that they are only kids works if they are below 4, and I don’t think these teenagers were anywhere close

[@alphawolf8437]

Serves them right

[@thevalorousdong7675]

Cops- you'll ruin their lives I would've said "they're runining it themselves just fine. Actions have consequences"

[@walterhernandez6418]

Those kids got what they deserved😂😂😂

[@renierbonthuyzen9703]

Those criminals that tried to steal the motorbike should be locked up as adults. Them and their friends. Try to act like an adult, get treated like an adult....

[@Jdog1366]

The person playing the cars game at the beginning really sucks😂

[@Tontteman]

Last story: if you have to tell a person to care more about you, that person is not right for you. It's who he is and it's better that op knows it now and before they have any children. Get rid of him, someone just being there isn't enough to build working relationship. Working relationship demands work from both parties.

[@Tontteman]

@@Turtle5707 You are him aren't you. Why else would you get that much enraged about my comment. There is nothing special about what i commented. If they are not right for each other or he doesn't care about her. Well, then there is zero reason to be together. One sentence i use very often fit nicely in this case also. "don't waste your youth, by being with someone wrong"

[@tanandalynch9441]

She expects him to do stuff without telling him. The dude isn't telepathic. You cannot expect someone to do something they won't know needs done without telling them. That's not how that works.

[@hin0]

@@tanandalynch9441 nah those are basic things you'd do as a normal person. He just does not help out or try to. If my partner was sick ofc I'd make them dinner without them asking that's just basic caring. The dude is lazy and does not think much

[@worksumo9671]

VIP= Very Irritating Person

[@degen83]

You have every right to press charges if people try to steal your motorcycle. Absolutely not the jerk.

[@J1MT180]

"Look who it is, the consequences of my actions"

[@chrisgoris3794]

"Their just kids" Me: So if they committed 1st degree murder in broad daylight, your not gonna arrest them because "Their just kids"?

[@yngbro]

I have another story about two British teenagers, one day me and my 8 year old brother were walking home from school and these teenagers start saying mean things, I say shut up then ignore the rest of their words and they don’t like that so you know what they do? THEY PICK UP A FRICKIN ROCK AND THROW IT AT MY 8 YEAR OLD BROTHER’S FACE! it wasn’t a small rock either it was probably bigger than a hand, luckily and fortunately it misses him very barely and my brother starts crying, we go home and my dad drives us back to the teens and confront them about it and they say “Wha- we wouldn’t do that!” and they never admitted

[@christopherperez3996]

Story one is about how I'm going to raise my kid and even my mom agrees as an old saying goes you do the crime do the time

[@katiegeorgeripia]

Disgusting parenting absolutely useless & entitled. Hope the kids are ready for jail coz their gonna see more of them

[@sadalien9049]

Heck yeah to the guy who charged the dumb kids for stealing his bike. Someone needed to teach them a lesson and apparently it wasn't gonna be their parents.

[@goblinwisdom]

Nothing more savage than a gaggle of 11 year olds in the uk, they be ferral AF.

[@josephperrelli8308]

Story 1: I could understand the "they are just kids" argument if we were talking about something like graphitti on an abandoned building or something that ultimately was not a big deal and did not really hurt anyone but this is attempted GTA and between all of them 127 charges for various offenses for things they had done up to this point. These kids should have suffered consequences a while ago before it got to the point they thought it would be OK to try and steal a vehicle.

[@WhyGooseberry156]

All I can say is that I think those kids will grow up to be good only because of how the consequences in their past caught up with them.

[@Smirving]

Kids deserved it tbh i hate the excuse 'They are just kids'

[@matthewpopow6647]

Story 3: lol, I was confused when op said 'server'... thinking computers

[@ronniepickett4586]

I would’ve sent those parents a your welcome letter for getting those kids arrested

[@lauramiller7690]

How do you not stop the naked ended up an actual adult prison for many years and not had an education even if they got out afterwards

[@arcticflamesmc1882]

I am impressed, i didnt know any person or group of people could commit so many crimes that quick

[@TheEmpireOfThomas]

Yeah that kid stole my house car and wife says victim no he’s just a kid says parent

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

Their just kids my frickin butt. They maybe kids but they still knew not to steal and they did it anyways. Also they need to face the consequences.

[@ChiIlNoob]

It tickles me how unthinking a lot of people are thinking they can do this or that just because they saw it in a game or some shit

[@Pranav-qc3nc]

in the first story i side with the op here for sticking to their guy and pressing charges because if it wasnt for the op setting these kids straight who knows what there gonna commit next probably piss of a gang and get them selves killed so its good the op didnt decide to drop the charges.

[@RusticShine]

There just kids is a kid banging a stick against a fense, or riding their bikes and making ramps out of misc wood scraps, or playing hide n seek around your neighbors back yard. maybe sneaking into an r rated movie. THAT is kids just being kids. But criminal mischief, grand theft auto, vandalism is NOT an excuse to they are just kids. That is an excuse to whoop their ass.

[@snotloutisagod2956]

First Story- I agree. Age doesn’t matter. You do the crime, you do the time. I truly would have forced the kids and/or parents to pay for the repairs. I would have pressed charges and got really firm with the police officers. Second story- I’m glad I only go to ONE AND ONLY ONE movie theater for when I want to go see a movie, and that one is Alamo Drafthouse, there’s no worry of waiting in line for concessions or dealing with entitled people as the establishment has strict rules in place for disruptive people.

[@Zefar77]

Story1: Seems like UK is hellbent on pleasing the criminals no matter what.

[@Derrickrose-fan]

"the sisters location" Now where have i heard that from?💀

[@Captain-Axeman]

Honestly, i would agree with just kids if the parents actually punished the children or tried to come too an agreement for a punishment with the OP. But when you know that's not happening, then the legal system is the only good way to go.

[@cheguevara7478]

Entitled British Teenagers. Isn’t the Entitled a bit redundant? (this post was made by the self-hating bri’ish gang)

[@thomasvanetten8116]

As a person who grew up riding fourwheelers and bikes I never wanted to steal bc I didn’t like it but if I rode a motorcycle 🏍️ and I knew I couldn’t remove my starting key I would have a locking mechanism for the key you would have to go through hell to start it and my motorcycle would be a little flashy blacked out 16 inch ape hangers and have it painted as well so I can say it’s mine

[@CrelleBoy]

5:17 what he said : once and for all what i heard : One For All

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

I would have thrown the Book at them!

[@amethystmoon4264]

"thEM bRiTisH tEEns!"

[@tanandalynch9441]

Some people won't know you want them to do something without being told. I am like that, but my wife knows that if she wants me to do something she needs to tell me. Granted I know my usual chores but that's because I was told them when we moved in together and I've done these basic chores for so long I'm accustomed to it. He did take the dog out when asked so clearly he has to be asked or told "hey can you do X?"

[@leea3067]

KAREN:THEY ARE JUST KIDS

[@calebloveless3071]

Just kids ha! Yeah no that just makes them worse

[@KingJelza789]

The first guy did the right thing, he nipped the problem in the butt before it got worse

[@emikobalazik7599]

tHeY'rE jUsT kIdS! *The second they turn 18 we got swat busting the doors down, pulling tear gas through the vents, breaching walls like its an R6 Mission*

[@Warden-flanders]

Did you not know moped theft is a popular crime in England

[@azamarabear]

The squeaky wheel gets the grease

[@atricewarner5705]

They got off easy. 😅

[@Cooltoastwithsunglasses]

Bro really said like gta