Entitled Mother thinks she can ARREST ME for not Giving her FREE GAMES at GameStop - Reddit Podcast

[@swoffyplayz1201]

Story 1 is the exact reason people should always check cameras

[@joshno7119]

True

[@Olivetoned]

Working at Gamestop I know for a fact they have cameras facing the counter and they are active at all time because they want to make sure we are safe and that we are IDing every customer. Yes, they do check. Luckily in my state we can kick out problematic customers no questions asked. We’d rather not because of vandalism but yes, we are incredibly lucky. Entitled parents frustrate me the most at Gamestop. I go out of my way to help customers who are short on money because of them being polite or not being able to get their kids that are behaving properly something they would like. We can price match other stores and I abuse the hell out of it to help nice customers. Entitled customers are bad enough, entitled parents can be worse because you want to not set the same example their parent is setting for them.

[@NicoleVanderwyst]

I know a GameStop in Vancouver on W 8th Ave between Cambie St and Yukon St

[@mattparker1078]

And press charges .

[@DragonKingRaiguy]

I agree

[@johnburnside7828]

That first story is maddening! OP should have pressed charges on the evil mother, and felt no guilt about it whatsoever. And the manager deserved what he got and more! The cops should have been disciplined too! I have to ask, is OP a POC?

[@ashervoss5398]

What's a POC?

[@johnburnside7828]

@@ashervoss5398 Person of Color

[@ashervoss5398]

OH......ooooohhh

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

Fr i would had gotten the corrupt cops fired and the manager sued

[@dragonborne089]

well not to be the devils advocate, but in the part of the cops, i think it was more of a misunderstanding more than corruption/favoritism they saw the "victim" and the manager say the same thing and because the friend could be considered biased he couldnt count as a witness to the events, the cops had to deal with what they had, until they were aknowledged of the camera footage and wanted to know the truth

[@StallionVegeta]

As somebody who has worked at GameStop previously, I can believe the whole story and 100% agree with the op's decision to file charges against the store manager. I worked for that company for 2.5 years and I personally went through 7 store managers in that time. Some were great but the demands of the company, the hours, the pay, and the customers were too much for them and they found better employment elsewhere. Some however were in that category where you question how the f*** did they make it to manager! Seriously, I had one store manager that refused to stay for the allotted hours cuz I quote "If I'm gone too long my dog will destroy my apartment because he has separation anxiety." And all I could think of is 'have you ever heard of training?' 'have you ever heard of kenneling?' 'have you ever heard of just don't have a dog?' He had me opening alone on the day a new pokemon game released and I told him that I needed help cuz opening on a new game release, especially pokemon, gets ugly. As expected he did not show up and 20 minutes before opening there was already a line forming outside and over 20 online orders for this very game. I just called the district manager and they rushed over to help me once they were done chewing out this new store manager. He did not last a week.

[@johnburnside7828]

Good for you!

[@RPWT_]

I don't think The husband intended to mean "i know she's ugly", but meant it like a "i've heard your opinions already, i get It, but this is The person that I love, so deal with it". It just came out in a way that understandably hurts. Im Happy he apologised and defended her :)

[@benjaminneal8050]

Why would the entitled mother be that crazy to get her kids involved in her crimes and the manager really didn't do his job and it was a good thing the manager got fired because he would've done the same thing later on working for Game Stop.

[@dragonfliesnh4204]

You're right! This could have happened anywhere he works and getting fired is appropriate. Hopefully he will use this as a valuable life lesson. It's terrible and unfair that the OP was placed in handcuffs right away. To me, this is sexism because of the way they handled this situation. As a woman, I know that in various settings, men are often treated unfairly, like child custody, being victims of domestic abuse, etc. Things need to change and we really need more gender equality on all sides!

[@benjaminneal8050]

@@dragonfliesnh4204 Yup.

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

Fr plus the cops are slow i would had gotten them fired for wrongful arrest they think they can get away with that

[@Abhishek9964.]

@@dragonfliesnh4204 well it's crazy how everyone believes women if there isn't any proof

[@DigitalCowboy000]

@@Abhishek9964. what's even worse is that even when there is evidence that the man wasn't the aggressor. The woman just keeps buckling down that she's the "innocent" victim.

[@kpbennett7743]

Story 3: op did the right thing. my sister gained a lot of weight during the 2nd half and after the end of her first long-term relationship. It was bad. All of her oversized sweaters suddenly didn't fit her. It took our dad, who had been obese for many years before losing the weight after getting extremely sick (and had a longer recovery period due to the extra weight) yelling at her about how he was scared for her health to snap her out of it.

[@novabell24]

Maybe she should give him the ultimatum of ‘you should gain weight to see how it fucking feels or I’ll leave YOU’ like, wtf? I get he’s concerned but he doesn’t know what it’s like to be heavier set.

[@judgementwings]

@@novabell24 maybe i dont know... stop eating so much? ;)

[@iamhungey12345]

@@judgementwings Or exercise. With that said things worked out for the OP and his wife in the end likely to nova's chagrin.

[@kano8]

@@novabell24 i mean, op literally said he used to be overweight.

[@breeward4068]

The third story really got to me. A lot of people don’t realise that obesity can kill you. I think the husband did the right thing in telling her what he was feeling and saying he was thinking about leaving her. Before anyone jumps down my throat not to long ago I was considered morbidly obese and my bmi was around 40. And even though I knew I needed to get healthy it wasn’t until my doctor say me down and said I was going to have diabetes by the time I was 30 would get heart disease, my joints and back would degrade to the point I would be in constant pain and I would end up taking 15 years off my life if I did nothing to change that I finally started to really work towards getting healthy. Now a lot of obese people aren’t obese by choice, either they have a medical condition that makes it impossible to lose weight or suffer from depression and/or anxiety and use food as comfort . I was both. But having someone to be honest enough to scare you can be the most important thing in the world. But also having people in your life that will support you while you try to change is just as important so I commend the husband in beings both of those things for his wife.

[@kano8]

My step mother who was morbidly obese died a few years ago from a heart attack, she was only 42. Her ashes weighed 9lbs, not counting the urn. Many people don't understand the issues and risk that are involved with becoming morbidly obsessed. Your heart is covered in fat, that can never be gotten rid of, it puts a lot of extra stress and weight on it making it work 3 times as hard as the average heart. And its not just the heart that takes that loud but everything else including skin. Many places won't accept donated skin from someone who was 400lbs or bigger, due to all the scaring, the fatty tissue, and its pretty much "diseased" as some fields would call it. Its just not a pretty life. Glad it worked out for you.

[@antilopezmexicanos]

Story 1: I would press charges against the mother for false accusation, accused the manager for inappropriately behavior and the police officer for unlawful arrest.

[@ThermalScopes]

If charges were pressed she would probably be charged for lying to a police officer

[@antilopezmexicanos]

@@ThermalScopes I am not familiar with USA justice system How many years will the Entitled mother face?

[@ThermalScopes]

@@antilopezmexicanos probally nothing just probably community service and maybe just maybe a night in prison

[@ThermalScopes]

@@antilopezmexicanos also false accusation is another way of saying lying to a police officer

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

Same and they would lose their job

[@SpiiderDoog]

Honestly, I think the husband was doing the right thing in the 2nd story. He was trying to stand up for the op but like what happens to me sometimes, anger can take over, and your mind usually focuses in on one or a couple people. What I’m trying to say, is that I think he wasn’t really speaking what he thought for that one moment, he was speaking what his friends thought. English is not my first language sorry.

[@faizsazali22]

That manager really need to reeducation to make sure to understand the consequences for not hearing another side of the story if a someone is being framed

[@alteredreality4169]

That last story hit close to home: my parents (specifically my mom) weren’t able to have kids and no surgery/procedure at the time could change that. They ended up adopting me, giving me a better chance at life than I would have had. I’m grateful for that AND that they told me from the beginning that I was adopted and why, rather than me finding out as an adult that they weren’t my biological parents.

[@etpc2023]

Story 1 is an idiot for taking things so lightly. The second someone accuses you of something so horrible you DO NOT LAUGH ABOUT IT

[@Barry-rc5nf]

If I was the original poster in the first story I would have done everything in my power to ruin the lives and reputations of the manager and the woman press charged against both of them both of them committed slander. I'm glad that guy lost his job and I hope he never finds another one

[@CashewNuts0]

He was an absolute idiot for not pressing charges, especially considering what she accused him of. He could have ended up jobless, socially isolated and in prison, not to mention what could be done to him in there.

[@dragonfliesnh4204]

I'm glad he lost his job and hope he takes this as a valuable life lesson. But I think he still deserves to get a job so he can support himself and his family. We don't want him receiving government assistance for the rest of his life because of this mistake. In my opinion, he isn't cut out to be in a management position, but people can change for the better.

[@assassami839]

Don’t forget the police officers just show up and straight slap handcuffs. I would get the numbers and file conmplats while being the salty as

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

I would had gotten the cops fired and the manager sued

[@abdoomahmud]

If possible I would have pressed charges on all of them and sued them all at the same time

[@drakofox1362]

Story 1 PRESS CHARGES ALL THE TIME NO MATTER WHAT!!!! Story 2 I don't care if a woman or man is ugly as long as there personalities are great that's where inner beauty is at now and forever

[@justaweirdo3162]

Agreed

[@dbfanyanggakbisabikinteori9246]

Agreed

[@jesust6463]

Yes, but telling that to someone who’s ugly does absolutely nothing for them. While women tend to look past appearances, men between the ages of 18-50 all find women between the ages of 20-25 attractive, while women find men who are closer in age to be more attractive. This study suggests men care more about appearance then women. So telling a women you find her ugly, hurts. It means you’re not attracted to the person, what if someone told you they love you, but they don’t find you physically attractive? That would still hurt.

[@drakofox1362]

@@jesust6463 I agree that's most people but not me I was stating what I say myself (I'm 25 right now and I will always be honest to people no matter what my buds all day I have no filter)

[@nickstewart6919]

Story 1: I would've pressed charges on that woman right away and sue her too

[@SMDoktorPepper]

The first story is an old one, and I still say, the OP should have thrown everything he was buying back at the manager

[@NeoArashi]

1st story That store manager definitely deserved to be fired. He just randomly beleived tgat woman and nearly got the OP arrested and his life ruined.

[@S-galaxy-1]

I love this narrator 💖

[@schizophrenicmelancholy2706]

The 1st story always makes me boil. Situations where people believe the female immediately before even hearing the male’s side of the story, or even worse not even look at the obvious (sources of) evidence, really scares me about how easily one could get away with it.

[@pezaeasstudios7198]

Yea man, That’s why people don’t like to Work in Retail and Incels and MGTOW and Andrew Tate are on the rise.

[@sandrasausville9103]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I feel your pain. I've felt the same way about myself all my life and I finally found a amazing man who thinks that I'm beautiful but I've seen his ex's and I'm a little scared. But he reassures me everyday that I'm a beautiful person inside and out. The overweight tell her exactly what you said that you're worried about her health and the fact that she might die and you don't want to watch it happen and the other side about you leaving her.

[@libertariansoup3121]

Sue the store, the police department, and the mother. If enough people do, they will think twice before lying like this in the future.

[@MichaelMcGuire-jh4ed]

The guy's purchase is so good. This original poster's purchases are top tier.❤❤❤

[@matthewthegamingninja9456]

Best channel ever uploads 2 videos a day

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

On the first story, I'm glad that woman got arrested and I'm glad that manager got fired, because he does not need to be a manager anywhere at any time.

[@KittenKatja]

2:35 That's the worst kind of eyewitnesses the police have to deal with on a daily basis, people who didn't see things happening from start to end, and only saw the end, or the aftermath.

[@davidponseigo8811]

My youngest son is working his first job at Game Stop and just survived his first Black Friday. He loves the job but hates the customers.

[@fidelianerina]

Literally how I feel about Macys. At least when I first started. Loved the job, hated the customers. Now, over a year later I just hate both.

[@nv4699]

@@fidelianerina I can definitely sympathize with that! It's nice to hear someone being honest about customer service.

[@StealthCat2903]

Tell your son GameStop is my favorite store and I hope he has better luck with the job

[@AugustaSleepy]

I listen to these videos while I sleep, because their voice is so relaxing

[@ANDPEGGY-1]

I listen to these like all day

[@jgalvin21]

In the first story, I would have A) pressed charges on the woman, B) told the manager I would be contacting Corporate and informing them of the situation, and C) filing a complaint/pressing charges on the police for their conduct; it was very unprofessional; they almost ruined a man's life, and deserve to have the harshest penalties.

[@KalosChampionThunder]

Sorry 2 is funny because both sides that the OP described were either run away or stop talking to him so basically every part of the op doesn’t even consider talking to him before the extra part

[@joytgamer9696]

This is one of the best story channels

[@ThunderFist1978]

If I was OP in the first story, not only would I have pressed charges against the entitled mother, I would have gone to a different location and gotten my games.

[@AlphaGametauri]

The first story absolutely infuriated me. I an incredibly annoyed by people who think that you have to stop playing games as a kid, like screw off! I can play till i'm 1000 years old if i damn well please. And that cop should be reported and places on leave, he was fully prepared to have the OP arrested without a proper investigation of the events cause "I believe her more"

[@greytala]

I’m so happy the husband was able to help his wife understand that she was killing herself with her weight and that they now workout together. I am proud of his wife because of her progress. Keep it up y’all.

[@tizzlerbeatsz6826]

Story 2 shows how no matter what u tell a women she'll always see the bad

[@andymohan20]

Story 2. The OP's husband loves her for who she is. Looks has nothing to do with it. But the op should know that she has to also love love herself as well. .

[@Adam-lw9xp]

Ok if someone makes false allegations against you, and the truth comes out and the police ask if you want to press charges, say ''yes.'' Not only is this woman a bad influence on her kids, but she could pull this stunt on someone and next time she could actually get away with it. At least if someone is charged for making a false allegation against an innocent person and it gets put on a record, it can at least discredit their testimony and statements next time. In a court of law, all suspects are innocent until proven guilty. In a court of law, the defendant doesn't have to prove their innocence, it up to the prosecution to prove beyond a reason of a doubt that the defendant is guilty. All the defense has to do it not prove the innocence of the defendant, but present a reason to doubt. So in this case, if Karen accuses someone else of a crime they didn't commit and it goes to court, the defense can point out to the jury that Karen previously accused someone else of a crime that committed a crime that was completely false and completely discredit her testimony. The point I am trying to say, if some falsely accuses you of a crime you didn't commit, throw the book at them. That you can safe someone else of the same fate.

[@dmitrysharma2220]

Story 1 : Def pressing charges against woman,manager and cops.

[@MrNobody1209.]

4:18 AW HELL NAH I WOULD DEFINETELY PRESS CHARGES

[@marcelovinicius3386]

first story, i would press charges against the mom and if possible, more than just complain for how the manager almost sent me to jail

[@leecoffill8425]

I'm sorry, but you didn't want to press charges against the mother? That alone makes me question the validity of your story. If it was me, I would have ruined that horrible woman's life and made absolutely sure those kids were put into a home with actual human beings.

[@chronobretz9511]

1st story only the jerk because you didn't press charges and get her arrested and hopefully her kids away from that terrible mother 3rd story look into gastric sleeve surgery some insurances cover it if you meet the requirements and it could help

[@dizzy_dino9052]

If you know someone you love probably won't live to see a very important thing that a healthy person their age should be able to live long enough to see, always lead with that. I told my mom I was worried that if she didn't try to quit smoking, she'd never live to see my grandchildren. She started smoking at the age of 13, and she I'd 39. I'm only 15, and she already has a lot of health issues. She hasn't quit yet but it's been crazy lately and I dont wanna stress her out more. But she is gonna try as soon as things are less stressful. And I'll even remind her. I want her to live to see her grandbabies. I want them to remember their nana. My nana (my mom's mom) died about a year before I was born so I never even got to meet her, let alone remember what she was like. Nana was only in her 40's. She shouldn't have died so young but she was so unhealthy and made some awful decisions, and it killed her. My Papa Rodney, (moms dad) died a few years ago because he was morbidly obese and had a heart attack. So, like I said, remind people that you want them to live long enough for very important things in your life. It can motivate them. Also, HELP THEM.

[@zakrathnmadespana7446]

I would have press charge on the first story. The reason is, possibility that the children get pullout of her hands, she gets what coming to her and I admit to be a vindictive bastard when you wrong me the wrong way. Not saying that you saying me no to a request, more like ruining my life by deception or in the case of the menager being a complete idiot. OP shown quite the restraint. In his place, I would have received handcuff for putting this two in a state of red, black and blue, if you catch my drift.

[@davidponseigo8811]

Always press charges, she will do it again to someone else.

[@WilliamWizer]

story 1: yes. it's very common for people to take the karen side. men evil. women good. and they say we discriminate against women. figures. by the way, as a rule of thumb. if the police asks you if you want to press charges. you say "YES, thank you". that woman, and that manager, had to be taken care of. even if you are fine now, it's a chance to prevent them from harming other innocent people like you. I would also get the id of the cop that cuffed me without proof. wouldn't press charges before asking a lawyer but that action was abusive and prejudiced. I don't want cops on my city to act like that. story 2: if all you could hear is "I know she's uggly" then you seriously missed the point. as he clearly said you make him happy. he wants a wife that makes him happy. he got that. his friends may have gorgeous wives (great for pictures) but neither seems to be happy about them. let me tell you one last thing. you can be attractive no matter how you look. I can be attracted to your sense of humor, to your loyalty, to your intelligence, to any other positive trait you may have. beauty isn't always about looks. I have seen girls that could be a playmate but I found them extremely uggly and girls that look like a deformed human parody but are extremely beautiful. story 3: as much as your wife has gained, my ex-wife weighted more when I meet her. I did never found her BMI but, at barely 5 foot 6 inches she was already over 300lbs. we broke due to family issues (calling her sister a karen would be ofensive towards the other karen) last time I saw her online profile, she was alive and looked healthier. at least her face. there wasn't a pic of her entire body. I also want to point that it's true that heart diseases are closely linked to obesity but that kind of ultimatum can be troublesome because you have children. think about what can happen if she gets custody of the children. from my point of view, the best would be to involve somebody that can certify that she can't have the custody since she isn't able to take proper care of her own health. you may not be able to get her to take care of her health but you can make moves to ensure your children don't follow her path. I'm happy to hear that things worked in the end but... for others that may find themselves in a similar scenario... ultimatums are a last resource and can backfire if you are unlucky. better to have a backup just in case. and, above all, if your loved one manages to enter the good path and loses weight, don't forget to show how proud you are of that. believe it or not, that's the best help one can provide. to value the efforts others make. story 4: just tell her "no other woman can give me what I want. I want you. I would love to have children, but I choose you over everything else. remember. for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until parted by death. it doesn't matter if you can't have children. you are still the woman I love"

[@iamhungey12345]

The husband in story 2 sounds like Kanye in that South Park episode.

[@AKU-hs2rj]

Press charges. Otherwise it's encouraging it to happen again as there'd be no consequence for her.

[@emeryl_ade]

Gurl did she even check every corner-

[@ajangtv842]

personally I would check the video evidence before taking sides

[@qWenzou]

Story 3: I am not really sure if jerk/not jerk yet, but the update was quite wholesome. Congrats to her 😊

[@RubyLee-is4qj]

The last 3 stories are extremely wholesome actually

[@owentherailfan564]

i listen to this all the time

[@CEH_agricontracts]

First story- guy should of pressed charges, secondly, reported the police for misconduct as they were cuffing without solid evidence and got them done- especially over something like that, good job the manager was fired as well

[@Ace2up]

Not a jerk i would have pressed charges for harassment and ask for the copy of the footage and bought the stuff and leave

[@awab4279]

5`2 and 260 pound is crazy 😭😭

[@sarahareyoubeatingtheender2665]

You can play video games at any age.THERE IS NO LIMIT

[@schmidtbeatriz]

not rates games though

[@Blaque_Dahlya]

GameStop Op is the jerk for the one simple fact that he didn't press charges bc I doubt this is the first or last time she'll pull this kind of BS. I mean the kids jumped right into begging. Wtf. People need to start pressing charges!! He didn't want her to get a slap on the wrist but getting away scott free is better?? Yeah she was arrested but for something else. What she did to him should be on her record. CPS should know too!!

[@mel_key]

These women found wonderful husbands! The first guy really pulled thru, explaining he didn’t meant it that way. He made sure that she would always be beautiful in his eyes. As for the other one, as thinking of leaving his wife rubbed me off the wrong way, I’m glad he and his wife able to talk things out. Her weight lose and overall living a healthier lifestyle need a celebration 🎉🎉

[@sazzadJOY96]

last 2 stories are very sweet!!

[@officialsquadrilogystudio]

There is a saying i live by, "you're not ugly, you're just insecure about yourself."

[@darkhunter5293]

1st story: What I would've done is get malicious and press charges on the Karen for lying, the Manager for basically being an accessory to her lies, and Gamestop for hiring such a POS.

[@wmst5065]

The entitled mother walked in with one kid but then tells her 'kids' to harass the guy. Somebody doesn't know how to write or edit.

[@Rotten_Nosk]

Every time I see the video’s title I know it’s going to be one hell of a listen 🎧.

[@carterjames8829]

"Anyone can play games"? IDK, I have seen mostly middle aged to young adults play games all the time (platformers, puzzles, chess, cards, checkers, yahtzee, and best of all, gambling), and they fall into these bad habits and don't learn from them until they are older. Hence the reason why so many old people avoid these gigantic video game companies.

[@carterjames8829]

Another thing I should mention is that some giant video game companies (primarily Nintendo) are not perfect with marketing, selling, and distribution for their games. There are times where they exclude the United States and only release something in Japan and vice versa. There have also been times where Nintendo fell onto a massive streak of disastrous and average games-Specificly Mario Party and Donkey Kong Country. This is because at the time they had no idea what they were doing and had too much competition to deal with. So the money and value of their games might also not be worth it.

[@bindutiwari4263]

I am an adult and love playing games . There are games suited for all ages and are good for relaxation. You just need to find the right game . It's not as complicated as you make it sound

[@christianmarshal6117]

He absolutely is the jerk for not pressing charges next time there might not be security cameras and an innocent person’s life will be destroyed by this woman he could’ve taken off the streets at least for a little while!

[@sebastianshaw5534]

Always press charges, always.

[@russgrunert4730]

Story one Always Always press charges

[@GilsonHachiro]

1st story he's OP is totally the jerk. ALWAYS press charges. ALWAYS.

[@jorelnavarro]

The first story is why you NEVER just believe women.

[@ChristianAnimationsStudios]

(1st story) I would had press charges Edit: BTW she lie to the police as well, which is a crime

[@agnelodsa788]

You are the hero no questions!

[@agnelodsa788]

You are the jerk no questions!

[@yamilet7933]

4:09 i love that game in the background btw For that second story, I was already calling the husband a jerk in my head until i heard the whole thing

[@kingofhistory7621]

This reminders me about my friends 🥺

[@falcon3268]

Thats how a business gets shut down is when the manager believes a Karen's lies above a honest customer. Glad that idiot got fired hopefully he is back flipping hamburgers at McDonalds and never is put in charge of a store ever again.

[@bogdancalin101]

#2... OP if we ever meet, remind me never to stand up for you!

[@Klrlx_games]

Story 1 that's so god dam crazy

[@DanielGonzalez-qk6sd]

Story 1: this is why, no matter where you live, as a guy you record. If a woman comes up to you, you grab your phone and start to record. It does not matter if it is not useable in court, people will leave if they are being recorded. This story also shows why, imo, as guys its best to do our business and leave. None of this is to blame OP just sharing my opinion. As for not pressing charges, it makes sense. As a woman, and mother, the karen would get a slap on the wrist for her actions. As for the cops? Well cops are cops and they would of “investigated themselves” and found nothing wrong. OP is better off saving their time and just complaining about the manager.

[@יהונדבשיף]

You should have sued the police officer as well for handcuffing without a proof.

[@aidenductions4178]

Woman: your to old to be playing these games The entitled child: I want this game mature rating Me: how do you not see the rating

[@Utg_gamer_henry]

If I was was that guy in story 1 I would have gotten everyone involved except the friend fired, arrested, or bankrupt plus when the cop uncuffed me I would probably start yelling in anger and I would probably go to court

[@blackfireacid315]

2nd story her shallow and horrible behavior is the problem, she should have talked to him right away

[@azimuth3d211]

I'm not sure why but hearing the first story about the video games at the part where OP gets put in handcuffs flared up my anxiety for no reason.

[@cordaihannon4598]

Ppl often look for the bad in a convo he only said one bad thing

[@stonenebula245]

I feel for the second story but I'm annoyed that she went to strangers and went behind the husbands back instead of communicating first.

[@dianekay8771]

I think that someone may not be super attractive, but lots of times, once you get to know them, they do become beautiful. I have had that happen. Many times it’s the total package, what’s on the inside and out. Many times men don’t think that way, seems in this story, this husband did find his wife attractive no matter what she looked like.

[@OliveDasi]

Sometimes it's honestly better to help understand your own feelings, to put it into perspective, & to help calm down. If she went to her husband asap (as she stated she was crying badly) the communication would not have been as effective and could have caused so many more issues. Having an outside perspective can help sometimes. It's not like she went to his best friend or his mom.

[@DigitalCowboy000]

In the first story the OP should have PRESSED charges against the mother. Given the video evidence I don't think that she would have gotten off w6judt a "slap on the wrist."

[@aimies]

The second story op need to finally accept that she’s ugly. Being ugly isn’t everything. She literally have such a nice husband. He telling all those thing to lift your self esteem. She need to be able to live with herself first. Maybe some therapy might help. I don’t blame her husband one bit. Personally I know I am not a 10 but I am content with myself. Well I do want eyes surgery since I was a kid tho but I don’t mind if I can’t have one. If she hates how she looks that much why not just have a surgery. Ik it’s not the best solution but if her looks effect how she think and her life that much then just fix your face cuz it seems like she won’t be able to get over how her looks mentally soon.

[@Object_Gang1]

I have a quick story I will call it “This is not fair” It begins in a place that has all sorts of stuff me and my mom and the rest of the few family i had went to this place so when i left that building my mom and grandma were nice let a lady go in front of them but she didn’t want to then she says something about the line.

[@Velocity_YT]

Do people forget that stores these days have cameras? Secondly why didn't the manager listen to both sides of the story?! Thirdly why didn't the police listen to both sides of the story?!

[@LilJamieraCat]

In story 1: You: normal voice Manager: normal voice Cops: normal voice Karen: _gOoFy aHh vOiCe_

[@princessmarlena1359]

Glamrock Chica: “No more gaaaames!”

[@saantbh]

The first story's mom is a complete copy of my mom 😂😂😂😂

[@assassami839]

Love the way no one is talking about the police officers in story 1 like they show up listen and immediately handcuff him properly wouldn’t have done anything if the op didn’t mention the cameras. I would sending complaints about them and giving sass the second I’m uncuffed

[@og_3rd_st_saint_gat]

They wouldn't get a chance to cuff me

[@ChickinSammich]

Story 1: I'd have pressed charges AND immediately returned everything. Story 2: Looks aren't everything. Personality is more important in the long run. Even if she is ugly, sounds like she's still the better person than her husband's friends' partners.

[@gamernerd3970]

POV I am the op: Cop: sorry would you like to press charges Me: hell yay

[@skarmex3439]

Honestly I wouldn't have let the cops put me in cuffs. I'd have just said "Cameras, check them before you decide what to do and possibly get sued for wrongful arrest," at least that way they'd have a fair warning before not doing their jobs...

[@scotttrammell3913]

The "ugly" OP's husband earned some serious husband points.

[@SenseiRaisen]

1st story, not in part .... you SHOULD press charge and stop thinking about "but the child will not go anywhere without the mother" bs .... if the mother is a grade S A-hole like this and has criminal charge already. HELL! That last is enough for cuffs. Also i would pick the times for free and ask every detail of info and the footage for talk with their superiors in case the store deny it. 2nd story: I think its not about what he said, because it was a rage fit against the b-hole of his friends, but what she considerate herself. This comes from someone with low self steem and lot of issues. He deems herself low, probably because of bulling and parents been also a b-hole or at least relatives, plus a lot of mental issues who can go through. The guy really pull this like a champ and knows how to make her feels special, because he find in her what probably not other girl gives him before. She should be more "selfish with herself" and accept she wins the guy who loves her for how she is and not for how she looks like. I'm glad both get fine from this as well and hope OP get work on her self-steem issues and herself too. To take this as motivation as well. 3rd story: JUST a little. But i get where he is comming from too. Its not about been "mildly fat" or had some tummy here and there. BUT to get the right cohelesterol level in blood who guaranteed to not die of heart attack... and more if there is a heart condition running through your family. There is not need from intense training but a small daily routine for put that level into the right place. OP loves his wife and he wants her to pull through as well. A little extreme but also need to shook her a little see she has to put some will into this. Also to the comments who said he is a jerk. STOP THE BODY POSITIVITY BS. If you want to die from cholesterol then do it alone ... if you wanna live like that then fine, but is your choice. Here OP was more concern his wife didn't kick the bucket and not been able to see their kids grow up. 4th story: honestly, this went better than expect and kudos for OP to actually fight for her instead and show he appreciate her more than her condition or had childs. And honestly i agree how the bias is when the man is the one getting the condition this time. Some woman should learn from this situation as well and stop been this kind of entitled selfish B***.

[@NexonixGamingNetwork]

Shoulda said "old enough to know how money works"

[@jenniferforeman1599]

The first story I definitely would have pressed charges! And the reason is because I don't ever want her to do that to somebody else again!

[@pocketbread7535]

First story. Just thinking about the time there weren't any cameras around nearly makes me puke....