Entitled People That Are On Another Level - Part 2 - REACTION

[@TeamScorpioRI]

I watched one of my co-workers (back when I worked retail) deal with an "entitled hot-chick" in the most epic way. She was trying to get a discount on her order and thought if she just bat her eyes and giggled that he would do anything she said. At one point she gave him her best flirting look and said "Come on, you can lower that price for meeeeeeee". By coworker just gave her his best deadpan look and said "Honey, you're not that hot" and just went back to ringing her order. The look on her face was priceless.

[@badandy102]

Freaking epic. It's legen......wait for it.....dary

[@23rdcenturyhobbit]

🤭🤭

[@elincarlsson6388]

Awesome! Even though I've actually been taught to do similiar things from my mom, she probably had as well, it's your choice to do it or not. Women (like men) are taught behaviour that sometimes isn't ... great.

[@ChrizdaBiz]

That man has achieved godhood.

[@bts_ikon6589]

Dang

[@namelessbard2124]

I am so furious at that 911 operator who hanged up thousands of calls, like, HOW MANY PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE “SHE JUST DIDN’T WANT TO TALK”??????

[@khefrenka2348]

Right, I used to be in emergency services and the main reason I left was because of how awful the majority of the people in that field are. I also had to call 911 one time when I woke up one morning and my boyfriend had not come home from work. I asked them to drive along his path and make sure he hadn't been in an accident. The operator completely blew me off and basically said he probably just left me. I had to call a friend at 6am to drive me around and he had been in an accident. He was ok but I was so sick about it.

[@bluesapphire4262]

I found videos in yt about an operator who hang up because a distraught girl whose friend was shot and dying said "He´s still f*cking breath, what should I do?" to the operator after the operator asked for the fourth time if the victim was still breathing. The operator then went "I´m not going to be cussed, you can deal with this yourself" and hang up on her. Long short story, the friend dies, the operator was fired and somehow got accepted into another emergency service years later. When one of the higher ups in his new job found out, he immediately fired him again and he went ballistic. I think he sued his new work place for the emotional stress from the media coverage. -_- Another operator also hang up on a guy whose mother was dying because she `didn´t like his attitude´. Fact is, he was polite and not even yelling. Just raising his voice so it can be heard between his sobs! He only curse once after the operator reprimanded him for his attitude, and she hung up on him. The worst thing? The shitty operator wasn´t even fired 😡🤬🤬

[@melmul970]

These stories make me sick. These are literally the first people you call in an emergency! Go work somewhere else if you're not invested jesus christ

[@The-Perfect1]

Same with Samaritans. Worked with one of the coldest responders who took the phrase "We are just there to listen"???????SMH

[@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549]

Did you hear about the little girl that called 911 from her kidnapper’s house? The operator called her a liar & hung up on her. She called back a couple of times, & the operator threatened to send the police to arrest her. Poor little girl gave up, & the kidnapper killed her. I don’t remember how her body was discovered, but during the investigation they found out about the 911 calls. Her parents had to listen to the 911 recording in court. It was awful.

[@LoonyLuna798]

That laundry story... OOF! When my male cousin was in university, his mother, who had always done his laundry, was hospitalized with cancer. His younger sister (high school age) took over doing the laundry and accidentally put a red item in with the whites. My male cousin was shocked to find whenever he complained about this to his university friends or our side of the family, the universal response was "Why was your sister doing your laundry?" Incidentally, my aunt's dying wish was for my female cousin to stay at home and take care of her brother and father. My female cousin went along with this while her mother was alive, then after she'd passed away tapped instructions for how to do laundry to their machine and attended university in another country.

[@zakosist]

I actually never separated clothes with color and prioritize doing more at once to save power. So far it worked just fine. Either way I dont think your cousin should have been obligated to take care of her brother and father unless they are actually disabled or really sick. Especially your father being an adult (I dont know what age everyone else is and that may matter). They instead should be taught basic skills and then care for themself

[@sassysarina9718]

Good for her!

[@Miss207]

Bravo 🍾 respect ❤

[@melissamorton220]

Good on her. There is no reason why an adult cant do their own housekeeping. Anyone over 14 should. I am glad she is living her life and not being held back for nonsense reasons.

[@reaganneel933]

my first year of college, my roommate was from a very wealthy family. her mom would come each season to rotate out her designer clothing, and would drive an hour every friday to pick up her dirty clothes and have them cleaned, returning on sunday with clean clothes and some kind of baked good. I was going out to do laundry myself, being the laundry in our dorm was mere feet from our room, and my roommate said, "oh, I've never used a washer or dryer before. I don't know how." And I said, "well, you're 18. You are gonna learn today!" I walked her through step by step, and after she said something to the effect of, " Thanks for showing me, but I'm just going to let my mom keep doing it."

[@RustyDog41]

I dated a woman with a disabled child many years ago. You’d be surprised how often a car would park too close to the van for us to get her daughter out or how often a handicapped entrance would be blocked. It was one of the most infuriating things I’ve ever experienced but you have to keep your cool so as not to embarrass the child.

[@CaptchaNeon]

The best possible solution is to pick up the phone, call the cops and have them towed away at their expense

[@raimeyewens7518]

Yep. We have a child in a wheelchair and have to deal with people parking in the striped area and people parking in the handicap spots who do not have the handicap Parker. It’s usually lazy people running in “real fast.” 😒

[@hippieduck]

The feeling of having to suppress valid anger is awful. I'm sorry you had to endure that. Just wanted to say I applaud your focus on remaining calm. It's just as crucial as it is hard, really. My dad embarrassed the hell out of us kids as soon he was behind the wheel. It set a poor and disheartening example of conflict resolution and how to manage your emotions. He also projected his own issues onto his opponents: Dad: _I have my children here with me, aren't you ashamed?_ Children: _Why yes we are, thanks for asking._

[@jenshaw8085]

That’s petty, but I would key the car 😈

[@RatTaxi]

There are very handy magnetic bumper stickers for these sweet souls. Oh, yeah. It goes a long way toward cooling that anger off.

[@antoniojcarrascoalvarez2526]

I grew up in a house with five women: mum, grandma and an aunt, plus my two sisters. It was the 70s and 80s, so I never lifted a finger to do any chores at home. Everything was taken care for by the women in my family -they were very, very traditionalists. Mind that I was always trying to learn how to cook, though. I loved the smells, textures, colors, tastes of food and wanted to know how to prepare those dishes, but my grandma said that kitchens weren't places for boys. Then, when I finished college, I was recruited into the Navy (in Spain military service was mandatory until the 90s), but wasn't that difficult experience; after all in the Navy everything is regulated and besides making your own bed and taking care of your clothes and your job everything else is done for you by the guy who had the task assigned. Then I married a wonderful girl that thought that house chores are a thing of both sexes, not just women. And here is the thing: I never had a problem to do any of the chores. You don't need a degree to make a washmachine function: you only need to know how to read the manual; and cooking, at least functional cooking, is about following the recipe... Now I am 52, widow, and with two adult sons and one daughter. There is no magic: just work and common sense. Entitlement only got you so far.

[@mary98212]

Wow, that is actually a really cool experience. Thanks for sharing! I've been free of such responsibilities because my parents think that my job as a child is a student and being 18 now, I suddenly found myself completely an idiot on chores and everyday life. The fact that you have such self-discipline is really amazing!

[@thepeddler9226]

My husband and I are old-fashioned. I take care of cleaning the house and clothing, and the cooking and he takes care of the car, lawn/snow and repairs. Sometimes I need help and sometime he does. It all works well. We've been married over 30 years and still happy together. I love your story. Sorry for your loss, even if it's been a while. Those are great memories from your childhood and married life. Stay safe.

[@milton7763]

@Douseiaisha Seriously, how did that work? The guy was your boy friend (not even your husband) and was like ‘wash my clothes!’. Was that the day he became your ex boyfriend? Please tell me it was

[@milton7763]

@@thepeddler9226 And that’s fine. As long as there’s no entitlement. The other person can expect it, but not demand it.

[@thepeddler9226]

@@milton7763 Before we married we sat down in a restaurant for 5 hours and we discussed our "want" and "don't want", our expectations, etc., even to the point of making the bed or not and how do we cut our toasts. We had one fight, about ten years in, and that was it. It worked out for us. Even if it would bother, let's say my mother or his, if it doesn't bother us who cares? My children never blinked an eye because our bed is half made: one military style, the other all crumbled together. I think my husband can demand anything I promised that day such as tell him a week in advance before I'm going to cheat on him.

[@tatianagranger2427]

Here’s my question: How did that 911 operator keep a job long enough to ignore thousands? I feel like after a couple of ignored calls, at the most more than 10, she should have been caught and held accountable. The people in charge of her should also been held accountable.

[@aggroblu9753]

I was wondering the same. Maybe it happened over the course of a long time, so it seemed like she was working most of the time but an hour or so a day she’s just cancel calls which would probably rake up quickly

[@pixiestxNyomouf]

Just imagine how many people (even in just a district) in a night or something. Top comment too but that is crazy frfr

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

They were probably aware she would play the black/woman card until it was so big an issue they couldn't ignore it any longer.

[@marielaausher]

I was thinking the same thing. How no one noticed that she just kept ignoring the calls? Don’t they keep statistics from calls?

[@megorex630]

As a former 911 operator she must e worked a very busy station like NYC, DC, or the like… I took 100-200 calls a day (12hr shift) and we were a moderately busy station granted I was fire/ems and everything went thru the sheriffs office first (police, fire, or medical) he must’ve just flown under the radar but the fact it was never picked up in when there’s SO much QA (weekly) and shift meetings (at least in my city)… she’s lucky if she’s not receiving felony charges and prison time.

[@lonestar1637]

My daughter went to Texas A&M. One time while visiting her there, a young man approached me by the laundry room. He said " excuse me ma'am, could you please show me how to sort my clothes to wash?", of course I did! He was so polite.

[@Laecy]

My sister went to a fairly swanky college with a lot of absurdly wealthy international students. My mom helped her move up and ended up holding a “how to take care of yourself” boot camp including laundry, simple meals, budgeting, and washing dishes. It was almost sad how grateful the kids were to be shown basic life skills for the first time ever. Hell, one guy didn’t even know how to pump gas. It was unreal.

[@fleetwoodmacncheese4159]

I'd have helped too because he was so polite but I'd have to admit I don't sort my clothes...or towels... I do them all together. 🤭 My husband can't tell the difference and it saves me time. I know it sounds like pure chaos to most people though. 😁

[@bunzeebear2973]

A man might be able to pull a car motor out of a car and repair the 1001 pieces blindfolded//but a washing machine is a different machine and the process is SOMETHING they just don't know. Sorting, I never do but then everything is permanent press and none of it is RED. Most of the colored stuff has been washed at least twice, so there is very little chance of color run. . When a guy asks, it is because they just don't know how them machines work with what soaps and when to use bleach and when NOT to. . Same story in the kitchen...with baking. Or how to make a gravy. We never had to do it from scratch. Men do not like to admit they are lost in the kitchen. One does tire of sandwiches.

[@Rikrobat]

@@fleetwoodmacncheese4159- Honestly same. The only real distinctions are being careful with garments known to bleed pigment-keep them from the white clothing-and separate any items that are delicate fabric for a cold wash and gentler cycle. Lots of cloths and towels end up with the undies and socks just because it’s easier. 😂

[@raghailligh1080]

@@Rikrobat I stopped sorting years ago as well. I think somewhere around the 90s the detergent people changed their formulas so that we no longer needed to use chlorine bleach for our whites, and there were likely changes made around the same time in clothing dyes. I haven't seen any colors 'run' in decades.

[@shelliegh]

My kids didn’t break things but one of my daughter’s would open candy and say now you have to buy it. I would buy it and eat it in front of her in the car. She stopped after a few times! 😂

[@marlaynas1519]

That's hilarious!

[@Lukkaboc]

Love it!

[@Churros1616]

That’s great parenting!

[@kaylawest2088]

WE ARE NOT WORTHY!!!

[@rlm4874]

You are a great parent!!!! Your child will grow up and be a productive member of society. Keep up the good work.

[@savannahellis8888]

Like David, when I worked at Starbucks one of our partners (an employee) got hit in the head with one of the magnetic signage boards that hang behind the counters with the menus on them and he fell on the floor. He happened to fall in front of the cold beverage station and some woman had the audacity to throw a fit that we couldn't make her frappuccino because one of our employees was being seen by EMTs in front of the blenders.........

[@hellowendy1029]

Aww that poor woman! She just wanted a Frappuccino! Because there is a shocking lack of Starbucks locations in the United States... this tortured soul probably had to drive upwards of 3 city blocks to find another one! 🙄🤣

[@savannahellis8888]

@@hellowendy1029 😂😂😂😂 at first I thought you were sympathizing with her for real 😂😂 but really tho, the next Starbucks wasn't too far away & frappucchinos don't even have that much coffee in them, so I promise you will be OK without one ma'am. But you don't even have to go without, you just have to be patient for 5, maybe 10 minutes while he is helped up off the floor by EMTs...

[@hellowendy1029]

@@savannahellis8888 haha! Idk what goes through some people's heads!!

[@berthaadamson1225]

@@hellowendy1029 About a mile NE from my home is a Starbucks shop. Directly across the road to the east is a shopping center with a grocery with a Starbucks inside. To the west about 3 blocks inside another grocery is another Starbucks. If I go about a mile SW from my home there’s a third grocery with a Starbucks. Sadly, if all of them have injured employees I would be forced to go a further 2-3 miles south, north or west to the next five closest Starbucks. Life is just not fair! 🙄😂

[@hellowendy1029]

@@berthaadamson1225 oh my gosh that doesn't even surprise me! I live in the pnw and there's a starbucks every 5 feet lol

[@cryptidconn]

My eldest once broke a squishy ball with weird gunge in the middle of it in the shop before we bought it, it made a huge mess and the lady serving noticed him flapping (he has Autism) & decided she would tell him he must just be super strong and not to worry as stuff like that happens all the time. She then cleared it up and when we offered to pay for it, she said not to be silly and wished us a lovely day. ❤

[@dontbother.9293]

As much as there are bad people in this world there’s a good one.

[@joetlawmte4561]

Faith in humanity restored

[@elincarlsson6388]

That is heart warming, thank you!

[@hallievanoutryve3109]

Aww..😊

[@jamiebecker8906]

@@dontbother.9293 eqqd

[@Anyankasvids]

"lost my airpods, don't want to get bullied for my wired earphones" I never had airpods... still waiting to be bullied for having wired earphones, though, didn't know that was a thing.

[@ruthdeckman9781]

Yeah, same here.

[@sugarplumprincess6833]

I didn't know either. And I still have wired earphones (yes they're, Bluetooth, but they're like totally wireless one but with wire).

[@edmondgreen7970]

Dude was big enough. NO ONE bullies him.

[@shawnbottom4769]

@@edmondgreen7970 Right. Assuming that’s really him.

[@NatohDine]

Shawn Bottom is really him. I follow him. Don't know when or how that happened.

[@Tinaf653]

I once visited my childhood street and the surrounding area… I decided to go and take a photo of the church where I was christened, and where my grandparents are buried in the graveyard next to it. A Karen came screaming out of her front door about 20/25 feet away, yelling I wasn’t allowed to be there, that I’m not allowed to take photos of the church because it’s “her” church… she thought that because she lived on the same street, she owned the church! I tried to explain I was originally from the area myself, and was paying one last visit to my grandparents before I moved away, and just wanted a few photos of it and the church as keepsakes, and she continued to yell at me and told me she was going to call police on me for taking a photo of a church that played a few parts in my life. Now I can’t even enjoy the photos because I only remember her, and not the peaceful day I had planned there. Imagine being entitled to your local church.

[@jtc1947]

TINA....YOU should have called the police about the KAREN harassing YOU!

[@sophiemoconnell]

@@jtc1947 WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?!?!?!

[@jtc1947]

@@sophiemoconnell I'm a lousy typist with vision problems. Keep hitting the caps key.

[@sophiemoconnell]

@@jtc1947 LOL! So how are you managing to get whole words using the capital key, sorta purposefully? It boggles my mind I tell ya!

[@jtc1947]

@@sophiemoconnell Excuse me, but don't You have better or more important things to worry about than my "shouting"? I seriously hope so.

[@anniebieber19]

As a former Emergency/911 Dispatcher I hate that the only times you hear about them is in cases like these or if one helps a toddler deliver a baby!! Millions of 911 calls are made in the US Daily, people ALWAYS credit 1st Responders but forget that the FIRST First Responder is the person answering that initial call & is responsible for not only sending the proper resources/equipment but also the SAFETY of the crews responding whether it be Police, Fire Engines, Aircraft etc...

[@janet6421]

It's the same with everything that goes right. If the system works people move on and don't think about it. No one thinks about nurses until a pandemic. No one thinks about the weatherman until there is a hurricane. No one thinks about the cleaning staff even in a pandemic. Thank you for being one of the invisible people who make society function.

[@richardjamesrochardt7573]

Hats off to you xx

[@manitoumimi]

HaCk3R Clan Probably more than the one you’ve wasted.

[@ryanm4013]

HaCk3R Clan She has helped save many if she is a former 911 operator!! Use your head and common sense. 911 operators ARE 1st responders.

[@anniebieber19]

@@janet6421 ♡♡Thank you and all the Others...On behalf of my Dispatching Brothers & Sisters again, Thank you. I'll pass on a tip I Always give people: If you are in an unfamiliar area, highway, city etc...PLEASE make mental notes as you go about exits, landmarks etc...You have no idea how many responses are delayed by people not knowing where they are & as we know from some tragic cases your mapping program may not always be correct. I got a call once from a lady in Napa reporting a fire, I asked her for a location & she said "Its on the side of a hill w/trees and rocks" Anyone ever been to the Napa Valley...Yeah...I rest my case. Be Safe y'all.

[@carterbrs]

I think Charlotte is a really good singer. Like when she was singing by her voice and not faking it, it was really beautiful.

[@sumymathew3804]

Yes, I thought so too.

[@RockerRed]

I gave my son what I called "Bachelor Training" starting in his early teens. One of the tasks was doing his own laundry. One time when he was online, a friend was shocked that he had to go get his laundry and put it in the dryer. This was a guy in his late 20s still living with parents! LoL

[@Nemeia83]

Same. My son has been doing his laundry since he was 13 :) He also cooks dinner for the family every now and then (cooking was actually a class in his school). I also absolutely refuse to clean their rooms... I don't care how much it stinks in there, and how much it grosses me out. They are responsible for their own mess.

[@ClarityDetermination]

And this is the 21st century. I really never dreamed boys would still be raised in ignorance.

[@nixfb8576]

Out of all of this the mum getting off without punishment for throwing her baby at someone is the most disturbing.

[@cm3753]

Yes! The photo of her strutting out of the court house, sickening

[@nixfb8576]

@@cm3753 abusing children should be an instant life sentence in my books! I know, she looked almost proud of herself...

[@AnonEyeMouse]

The truth is far less scandalous. The mother had taken her child to hospital with a 'suspicious injury' and the police were called. The staff at the hospital called the police yet could give no real justification for accusing the mother other than her being a bit common and short tempered. Despite having nothing but the flimsiest of evidence, her aggressive tone and history of assaulting an adult previously made the authorities decide to take the child into protective custody. The child had been sitting on the mother's lap during the discussion and when the police officer demanded the child, the mother stood up, thrust the child towards the officer and for the briefest time the child was unsupported in 'mid air' as the mother stormed off. The police officer caught the child (30lbs so not a 'baby') but snapped her head back as she did so and trapped a nerve. This was because she had a pre-existing condition which the sharp action revealed. This required surgery. This mother was an aggressive, socially awkward person with a tragic history of being abused as a child. Her love of child services was quite soured after being put through 37 foster homes as a child. She was frustrated, has dyspraxia (which comes with poor coordination) and was being accused of abusing her child with no evidence and was having her child taken by those same child services. The officer who 'caught' the child claims that she can no longer hug her own child because of the trauma and injury (her injury from the completely successful operation to free the nerve trapped due to a pre existing medical condition) and her own daughter can't sleep because of nightmares that a bad woman is going to stab her or her mom. Her child did not witness the 'attack'. The mother was massively in the wrong, was charged with assault and sentenced, with the judge suspending the sentence because the mother still had full custody of both children, no charges had been brought for child abuse, and a custodial sentence would have required her children be put in the same child care system that abused and damaged the mother. She may be free, to care for her children, but she has a criminal record with all the complications that brings. The tabloids deliberately made this bad event seem massively worse than it was. The police officers injuries were only tangentially linked to the incident given she essentially had a time bomb waiting to go off in her shoulder. As for the trauma being so great she can't bare to hug her own child and her child being emotionally scarred? Sounds like she is trying to get work related disability. Even an injured should means you just hug your child from the other side and there is no causation for not hugging your own child. As for the child having nightmares... what stories has she been told to be so traumatised? The judgment was fair.

[@silvergod7616]

​@@AnonEyeMouse. Thanks for sharing that.

[@jesclifford88]

@@AnonEyeMousegreat update to this story! Was this in the uk? I took my first child to hospital when she was little as she fell off the bed and they all but accused me of lying and hurting her. I would never go to hospital again unless routine care or life and death. They can’t wait to accuse parents and take children off them. Sensationalist headlines are disgusting, especially when they have real messed up stories they could be printing but certain officials would be done for. Sad.

[@xoALSox]

I saw a cafe in Bangkok and a sign outside said “we would like to learn! please come and speak English to us” but it was adorable instead of entitled. That first one I mean... hmmm

[@sugarplumprincess6833]

If I saw a request like this I'd (if I had time) probably accept bc they actually want to learn and it's hard to learn by yourselves on a App or something.

[@kms50549]

Went to a restaurant in taiwan where you make your own pizzas when they had a language exchange evening on. Was a good opportunity to meet locals and also learn some words in mandarin, win win. Although pretty much all the locals there seemed to speak pretty much perfect english and were probably there to just have a drink with foreigners and maybe help maintain their language skills rather than learn.

[@edmondgreen7970]

Yeah....that's a totally different thing though. Also, a really good way to get people in the cafe. Smart.

[@AlisIma-m3j]

So so so many of the awful entitled would be acceptable if just rephrased more kindly

[@goodiegoodygumdrops]

Aw! That really is cute... I love Asians. XD

[@CrystalSea216]

I have dated entirely too many guys who are seemingly completely helpless and cannot or will not do their own laundry, make their own food, rinse off a dish or scoop the leftover bits of food into the trash so they don't get stuck down the drain. NOW I have two small boys (3 & 6) and they help me with most of my cleaning (except when I clean with chemicals). I'm raising them to understand the importance of cleaning and being self-reliant while they are young so they grow up knowing it's normal instead of doing everything for them which would result in them learning to expect it for years to come. My precious little boys are such big helpers! All I have to say is "I need your help to do laundry" and at any given time, one or both of them will be there to help me sort the clean clothes or load the dirty clothes into the washer. My youngest loves to run around and collect all the dirty clothes and put them into a basket and my eldest is always asking me if he can do the dishes since we don't have a dishwasher. I let both of them turn on the washing machine and I show them which setting to choose, same with the dryer. My eldest just started his first year of school so I've been teaching him the importance of putting all his dirty clothes in one place so they get washed each week and then putting them in his dresser where he can find them. If he is unwilling to help me with his laundry, I demonstrate that laziness isn't a good choice and although I still make sure his clothes are clean, I'll leave them in the laundry basket and have him dig through it to find his school clothes. I explained to him that this is why it's important to finish your chores and put your clothes away where they belong so they're easy to find on school mornings. Until recently we had a miniature vacuum that actually worked and my 6-year-old loved to clean his room with it until it broke and we had to throw it away. They may not be very skilled yet in their ability to clean and sort but by starting them young and including them in these sorts of everyday chores, they will not only be good a them but it will become second nature and hopefully they will not be the helpless man-child in people's lives but helpful individuals capable of handling these things themselves. That being said, my husband was fully capable of taking care of everything himself before I came along and now he acts like the biggest child and can't/ won't cook, clean or handle any laundry... Our boys won't be like that if I can help it. 😊 I love all my children, including the man-child.

[@pattipeters9861]

Oh I wish a native French speaker would answer that “ad” and spend 30 minutes a day teaching them the wrong pronunciations and “slang.” Then post it on a KZbin channel. I’d watch that.

[@libbyminchin3163]

This reminds me of a friend who moved from England to Wales in the UK. She asked another friend in wales how to say ‘good morning’ in Welsh. She was saying good morning to people for about two months and wondered why she often had odd looks. The friend had taught her how to say ‘Bloody Hell!’ lol

[@IsleNaK]

I actually do something similar on a weekly basis, but it's a language "tandem". This means the person practices my language and I practice theirs

[@marionarda2790]

I volunteer.

[@seunosunkoya414]

@@IsleNaK where do you do these language lesson on? Is it an online app?

[@SynchroScore]

Even better if it was a Quebecois and tricked him to speak all the religious profanity. *TABERNAC!*

[@amandab2993]

"Will you donate money so I can prove I am able to provide for myself and children?" 😳🤔

[@jengsci8268]

Amanda B - Plus she looks so photo-shopped/filtered it's not even funny. Who looks like that? Nobody. Anime.

[@flupflup932]

So many red flags why she shouldn’t perhaps keep her kids

[@jengsci8268]

@@flupflup932 So she's asking for money not only for herself, but the baby daddies to live with her too? I thought that's what people abused public assistance for. What a bunch.

[@daphnietudor2953]

Hey if y'all handing houses out I call next lol like get real. 😂 I have my 2 kiddos. But I do feel bad for her.

[@daphnietudor2953]

@@jengsci8268 what do you mean by abusing public assistance I'm sorry I really am just asking??

[@toriebarrett5828]

I once had a woman in my drive thru (I work at Tim Hortons for all my fellow Canadians lol) get angry at how long she had to wait for her coffee (she waited about 2 minutes) I was by myself running both storefront and drive thru with lineups in both. She got so angry she actually threw her coffee through the window and hit me in the leg. EDIT: I got her plates and did call the police. From what I know nothing happened but she did get banned from all of the owners stores. (He owned every store in the city I live in😂😂)

[@ClarityDetermination]

For a Canadian, that can feel like a life sentence. 😅

[@alistercat]

I'm sure the bird enjoys seeing the kid out there more than just sitting there all day looking at nothing. My cat loves watching people and animals outside.

[@YamiNoNakaDe]

Honestly i can understand the bird needs to look outside, anything else would be a million times better than watching your douchecanoo of an owner - . -"

[@sarab2324]

Same! My cats sit on their cat condo looking out the window all day. They love it.

[@krysd8594]

I actually put bird feeders outside the 'cat TV window' they get endless entertainment and birds get food lol

[@98violetz]

Did anyone else notice that the letter said "your" yard? So.....

[@leanna3625]

Birds make noise when they're excited. That poor bird is probably bored as hell with no toys or anything if the most exciting part of his day is when the neighbor's kid plays outside.

[@phungi2821]

Hey gurl!!! The 55yr old wannabe father needs to be hooked up with the gold digger tinder woman. #winwinsituation

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

This is such a wholesome comment and I agree with you so much 👏👏👏 thanks for putting your amazing thoughts out here 🙏

[@melissabrown8878]

Bawahahaha

[@shondellcelestine3315]

LMAO

[@jackiekurtz6494]

LOL accurate! Good idea 😂😂

[@StarmanBuckRogers]

Nope He dont have 100k($100,000) And/or make $250,000 annual! I he did HED BE TAKEN!!!??? Hahahaha

[@karenmcneill2602]

That neighbour letter! Kids laughing and running outside is awesome! My neighbours kids have pool parties and I love hearing all the fun they are having! Nice to know kids are happy and it brings back great memories.

[@dawn9345]

My youngest once broke a wine bottle at the store. He grabbed it from the cart. I waited for an employee to come because of the glass. I offered to pay but was told not to worry about it. That is the only time my boys broke anything in a store. Your children are your responsibility . If they brake something you should try to make it right.

[@dawndipette9519]

I hope you have enough good sense (looks like you're heading in the right direction) to teach your children the correct spelling and usage of words i.e. break.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

@@dawndipette9519 Don't be a jerk, you know damn well auto correct swaps out homophones.

[@laceandbits]

@@Wednesdaywoe1975 But there's no reason why you can't proofread before you hit send. Auto-correct doesn't mind.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Brakes are for cars, break is for objects.

[@namelessbard2124]

You guys seriously ganging up on him because he made spelling mistakes while he was trying to share his story? Okay...

[@shawnmcdonald9070]

This is where my KZbin journey has taken me. Thank you, algorithm. I'm home now.

[@allisonavery7273]

Do you ever look up lingerie

[@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549]

I watched a couple of road rage vids, then a crazy 911 calls video, & landed here. I like it here

[@Shadow-Shell]

I have no idea how I'm here

[@jvseventeen]

@@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549 pretty much the same story here, but with reddit compilation videos, and micarah tewers (mostly bc they have similar humor and at least mostly "family friendly") Edited bc my dog bumped my hand and I posted prematurely lol

[@erinro628]

Me 2!

[@brendawilliams5182]

Charlotte - you’ve got a really nice singing voice! ☺️

[@Animal_Lover66]

This is what my Dad tells the duct cleaners - "I can't believe you can be that insensitive. My ducks died yesterday." LMFAO 😂

[@dawnschaffner8895]

Good one!

[@brandiphillips5775]

Cute dad jokes are my favorite

[@laceandbits]

My sister in Canada tell them she has chickens not duck as duck make such a mess on the lawn, so she can see why they need cleaning. Do they clean chickens too? Or maybe they could come once a year and just give her chicken run a good clean..... By then they have usually hung up.

[@melodymartin222]

If I had been on that plane that had to land that woman's "medical condition" would not have been fake......

[@peggyking9543]

🤣😅🤣

[@georgiaross791]

🥊🥊🥊

[@srm4196]

But then u would also.have had actions against u...why spoil ur image for her

[@noahludford3667]

Nah just record her bullshit and spread it around. Trust me it'll last longer and be a lot more detrimental.

[@milton7763]

I genuinely wonder what the legal consequences of an action like that are. I hope she gets to pay all the costs to the airline and the ticket prices to the other passengers

[@lottieew135]

I'm happy my brother is self sufficient. He's 16, keep the house clean but his room (somewhat) clean, will cook tea (evening meal) and is such a good gentleman 👌

[@lunachick-61388]

The one about the 18 year old who couldn't take care of himself. This is exactly why I have been teaching my 3 boys to cook and clean cuz I won't always be there to do it for them and they need to know how to feed themselves.

[@valkyrie9646]

Lunachick, on behalf of your son's future wives, you absolutely rock and your future D'sIL will worship you. Blessed be, Luna.

[@Ilivepuppys]

Way it should be! Also I love parents who take "rent" from their teens who get jobs but they save it in a bank account and when their kid is ready to move they give all the money back to them to help them buy a better house. So they get the real world experice but also learn about saving too.

[@desireandfire]

Ever since I was like 5 I've done my own chores and washed dishes and I can cook well enough and i just turned 16 now I need to get better at driving but I'm grateful I learned how to do all this stuff already cuz it's unbelievable how many grown men don't even know how to clean a bathroom

[@edwardhisse2687]

And so they wont hurry to get into trashy meaningless relationships just to bully their partners into doing all the housework

[@theirmanager5204]

👏

[@BoringTroublemaker]

Someone should tell that guy that the word is “bear children” not “bare children” ...

[@kiki2508]

I am afraid a lot of people will not understand those homophones... oh you have made me giggle now! x

[@jmo53214.]

My eyelids were twitching seeing that... So glad I'm not the only one!!!

[@peggyking9543]

One would be considered a crime, and the other would just be a really really poor life choice.

[@jengsci8268]

@@peggyking9543 Indeed!

[@stephenjones101]

Maybe he wasn't planning on buying them any clothes. Thus, she would be bearing him BARE children.

[@NamelessOne-]

I came from the you break it you buy it generation. So I’ve done things like pay for stuff my friends broke or messed up before in stores. (As long as it’s not expensive, unless it’s my mistake) I’ve just been on the side where I lost work hours because of people stealing in the store so much and breaking things and not paying for them.

[@elainehinton30]

Entitled Karen: When I used to work in retail. This Karen demanded a refund for her child's contacts, because they were a cheap brand. She got a refund. Then complained to see a manager not even over our department. Got another $20. Then the next day, she bought a George Foreman grill! I put a note on her file warning future eyewear employees about that and her behaviour.

[@thenightandthefury6566]

Karens be on the next level😂😂

[@maggies88]

Sounds like fraud.

[@weekendnomad5038]

“Are you getting sick of me yet?” Nope I’ve been binging you and avoiding my household chores for days lol

[@abbreviatedalex2418]

i came out here to have a good time and honestly feeling so attacked rn

[@stargirl91291]

12:40 my sister & I were both extremely shy & quiet as children, VERY well behaved in public. the only time I ever broke something at a store was when I was around 4 & I was helping my mom put the items on the moving belt at checkout & the applesauce jar was too big/awkward to fit my hands around, & it was heavy (early 90s when things were still glass) and it slipped & dropped on the floor, immediately shattered and applesauce exploded into a puddle on the floor. I felt SO bad & was so embarrassed. I just remember sobbing so hard saying “I’m sorry” on repeat. The cashier was so sweet & no one was mad & I don’t think they made my mom pay for the broken one. The bagger went and got us a new one. I think in cases like that they shouldn’t have to pay, that’s just part of the price of doing business. But if your child is being a pill & purposely breaking items or throwing stuff around then ya, the parent is responsible for that cost.

[@xylia3]

The college thing I understand actually. She isn't saying she's entitled. It's basically saying you went to college because all jobs want you to have a degree... but then you can't get a job even after that degree. I got my associates in business and nothing has come from it.

[@shariweber2291]

Agreed. The definition of entitled is feeling deserving of something you DID. NOT. EARN. She went to 4 years of college (I'm guessing) and earned a diploma that says she is qualified to work a certain field and can work hard. Jobs want you to have a degree. The whole point of a college degree is to eatn a good job. She accomplished this and still can't find a decent job. I do think it would be entitlement if she was picky or wouldn't take an entry-level job etc.

[@Dominexanbarbie27]

I agree. I have an associate degree as well as a diploma in HR and still no job although I've applied to as many places as I can.

[@Shalyn-ln9tu]

I have a 4 year degree, keep getting hit with the ole "YoU nEeD eXpErIeNcE" crap. Entry level would be a blessing, because I'm still working in my field, so I won't be forgetting what I've learned. Like, train me the way YOU want me to do it, send me to get certified by people YOU trust; it makes no sense

[@genevievehannah9916]

having an associates degree does not mean you are entitled to a job in that field. 🙃

[@Shalyn-ln9tu]

@@genevievehannah9916 Not entitled because it was earned, with hard work, considering associate degrees are wildly accepted for basic education required for many fields. You need at least an associate's just to be a freaking Librarian

[@emilymiller8342]

Charlotte’s singing though 🎤

[@MimiLacadena]

RIGHT? I just scrolled until I found a comment like yours 😂

[@teribarager2959]

This is where I am with the kid in store issue- as a mom of 2 boys MY kids MY problem MY responsibility if my kids are the type to break stuff they learn to respect what’s not theirs or if small enough to stay in the cart and I make sure they don’t grab anything. As a parent our children is OUR responsibility no one else’s!!!

[@abigailpena5950]

11:42 I remember getting super depressed and my AP Art teacher was sweet and gave me an easier assignment because she's known me for a long time and she sees I usually do all my work and go farther than her expectations. I'd stay five hours after school everyday to finish my assignments. I felt guilty when she offered it to me, but I knew, in that specific moment, I needed it. I got better and I thanked her so much for everything she's done for me. I was poor and she bought me food and groceries and I couldn't afford supplies so she let me use her fancy art supplies. She was family and I couldn't be more grateful for a teacher like that... Sorry for this potato to get emotional, but it kinda reminded me of it. Goodnight.

[@PumpkinssNailStation]

I’m so entitled I want a part 3 😂😂😂

[@Shonnicole]

i want it Right Now! lol

[@donnyreiss1180]

🤣🤣🤣

[@moon5497]

I'm more entitled since I subscribed so technically she should shower us with more entitled videos

[@moon5497]

😂😂😂😂

[@d4mskippy746]

🤣

[@nativeveteran7772]

That neighbor complaining about the cold sounds like my neighbor complaining about any noise we have in our backyard.

[@porkys1029]

"this is very disruptive for my two dogs and my bird who sits next to the window and like to look into YOUR YARD"

[@goodiegoodygumdrops]

I thought I was the only one who caught that. XD

[@IsleNaK]

Same thought! 😂

[@drewneedsmoresleep6680]

That lady did try calling 911 but the operator just said nows not a good time and hung up.

[@kathieboehnemann8203]

@@drewneedsmoresleep6680 Perfect!

[@Jynxtz]

Lol that lady on GoFundMe: I need money to get all this so I can prove I'm a fit mother to get my kid. And that photo I don't believe it... The 3 hours she spent to make that photo look like that she could have spent looking for a job.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

"Filming". Uh huh. Maybe not a good idea when you're trying to get custody of your baby.

[@galinda91]

I have a friend who is a part time professor and she gets people like this in her class all the freaking time! I’m just astounded at the audacity some of these people have. One person was trying to say they needed a support person to help them complete their final exam. Not as in a physical helper for an actual disability, but they wanted someone there to answer the questions for them! And then tried to say my friend was bigoted for refusing that “accommodation”. Another person got mad when they were caught plagiarizing on their final paper - “how was I supposed to know it’s bad to copy someone else?!?!l WTF!?!?

[@amberdavis7839]

Lmfao to the woman who doesn’t want to pay for items broken by their children in the store, I have a very simple solution....teach your child some damn respect for things that they do not own...or the word “no” ! 😂😂

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Agreed!

[@nicholewojtanowski43]

Yes! I read that article (I also linked it in a main comment) and I was mortified that this mother would do these things, show her children that they really don’t have to take responsibility for their actions AND then leaves their messes for store employees to clean up! I will say, seeing inside this “mother’s” self-righteous brain does give me insight as to WHY each new generation is getting further and further away from accepting personal responsibility.

[@beverlytate2669]

Don’t take those heathens to the store

[@radhiadeedou8286]

@@beverlytate2669 parents are supposed to get a babysitter every time they need to buy something?

[@beverlytate2669]

@@radhiadeedou8286 if they’re breaking stuff in the store!! Or leave them with that 911 operator. She needs a job now!

[@sparrowwilson4514]

4:06 - I can understand where the ‘where’s my fucking job’ lady is coming from. I come from a generation that was strong armed into going to university and told that it’s the only way to get a decent job, etc. Then leave university with crippling debt and can barely get a job at McDonalds or are expected to work less than minimum wage for a ridiculously high-skilled job that wants 10 years experience straight out of school. Can’t help but feel the system lied to us.

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

Me too, and I studied engineering.

[@HyenaBellaDanceNSing]

exactly! and that was probably posted by someone in whos generation, a college degree probably guaranteed them a great job. not to mention half the people who hate on service workers say "well why dont you go to college and get a degree"

[@desireandfire]

Exactly! Charlotte has a ginormous problem with being close minded about many things if you watch all her other videos. It's extremely frustrating

[@LoveChester4Ever]

As someone who dropped out of high school (not once, not twice, but 3 times) and landed a bartending job where I made *way* more money than a *ton* of people that I went to school with (who ended up in serious debt because they went to college), I 100% agree that you were sold a MAJOR lie. It's complete bs that a slacker like me earned more than people who worked so hard to achieve so much but ended up getting paid so little. It's just unbearably unbelievable. And I'm not being sarcastic in any way, they're spreading some super low quality fertilizer when they tell people that more education=more money.

[@TheFoxwiz]

@@desireandfire Well then, maybe you should move on to other videos.

[@WriterFantasyQueen]

I read that article about the woman not paying for an item her kids break. She said in the article she’ll pay for it if it’s a small business, but if it’s a big business, let’s say Walmart, then she won’t pay for it. She also said she’ll be more careful when she shops with her kids to avoid breaking items.

[@zammymynakersnackstbmoth]

I'll say what you didnt want to say. The 55 year old dude wanting someone to have his kids is in no position to have all those physical appearance demands looking how he does. And surrogates get paid.

[@morethenyousee8351]

Dude didn't even mention how much he was willing to fork out, after listing all those expectation😕😕

[@JessieHTX]

I assumed he was rich and looking for a trophy wife. Someone should hook him up with the gold digger.

[@indigoeye3874]

Personally, I found those requirements mostly reasonable - if he was really looking for someone to bear children, since they can be summed up as 'healthy' (not drinking, taking drugs, smoking + healthy weigth => less chances of anything going wrong with the pregnancy). Apart from attractive, but I am pretty sure everyone wants to be with someone they consider attractive. The only thing that is crazy about this add is that he is, well, looking for a woman to give him a child - a surrogate if I understood? It's not obvious if he wants to marry them... The text was cut off, so we can't even tell if he wanted to pay them.

[@zammymynakersnackstbmoth]

@@indigoeye3874 he didnt say he was looking for a wife to have his kids. He wants a young, in great health baby momma. No one with those attributes wants to be a baby momma to that. 🤣🤣🤣

[@zammymynakersnackstbmoth]

@@morethenyousee8351 exactly. But if a woman with those attributes wanted to be a baby momma, she could he one to a rich good looking guy. This guy is just dusty lol. I could NEVA.

[@mtw7772]

Hey why don't we set the "I'm a golddiger. " girl up with the " Bari my children." dud? 😁

[@babikatspelman2308]

Oooh!! Looove that idea!! Glad you thought of it!!! 🤣

[@hodgeelmwood8677]

I think you meant "dude" but "dud" works too! XD

[@fakecastiel]

*golddigger *bear

[@feet300]

“Women to bare children.” Well, there’s a lot happening grammar wise. “Medford.” It’s all making sense now.

[@tiffanythornhill3905]

😂😂😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@lauraread-mills4193]

The worse part of the one about the back yard and the bird, is that the bird likes to look into the neighbours yard where the child plays. Like wow. If it was me getting that letter, I'd start nudie sun bathing to piss the neighbour off. And trust me when I say, no one wants to see me nudie sunbathing

[@poppymarshall2007]

🤣🤣So would!

[@SundayMourningLove]

😂😂😂

[@wellthatsawkward8134]

The bird probably likes children more then the owner

[@noahludford3667]

🤮

[@edmondgreen7970]

Where I live fireworks are legal every day of the year until 10 pm. Sooooo......

[@yukilee6913]

I pointed at Charlotte and told my boyfriend “I love her” he said “more than me?” I admit I hesitated lol Love you Potato Queen! 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@neensbiens]

Hahaha he SHOULD be jealous

[@es5398]

😂

[@deemariedubois4916]

I will never get sick of you. Right now, insomnia, I’m binge watching all your videos and I’ve already seen them. They are just as good the second time around.

[@ToxicNeon]

Also, while working at the gas station, if a kid broke something, or bit into something they weren't supposed to, and the parent honestly asked to take responsibility and pay for it, i always just let them get off without an issue. But i don't particularly have mercy on parents who try to hide it. If they dont understand what responsibility is, how can they teach their kids what it is?

[@kimberlydiaz4234]

Well, that 34 year old 'Parasite' son now has a new place to stay where he doesn't have to contribute anything. What's even more scary about the 911 operator that hung up on thousands of calls is that it took THOUSANDS of calls before they noticed! If I were that college professor, I would gladly give the student an alternative assignment - something ten times harder.

[@Nemeia83]

About entitled customers... I used to work for a government info line a few years back. There were some really big wild fires that were consuming both US and Canada, and the air quality took a deep dive. It was rough, especially for people with pre existing conditions. This lady called the infol ine to ask "WHAT IS THE MAYOR DOING ABOUT THE AIR QUALITY..." It took everything I had to bite my tongue hard enough to not tell her that he's on the tallest building down town with a fan, trying to blow it away.

[@zombieraccoon3226]

As being a person in a wheelchair. I would use my keys to leave them a note And apologize for not having paper or pen

[@miriamruo2512]

I can’t express how much I love this comment.

[@esanderyb4638]

Petty revenge, I like it

[@ClownGutzz]

I’m not in a wheelchair, but I have POTS. Trust me I feel the frustration. Also since my illness isn’t “visible” I always get the occasional “well you don’t look sick enough to need this parking spot” 🙄🙄

[@galadriel3134]

Good work! Sorry about what happened to your raccoon.

[@JustMeAri]

You're amazing!

[@snoopy1977]

Imagine calling the police to complain that a toddler is running around his own backyard and giggling and having fun. And thinking your dogs deserve to be outside more than a child. 🙄🤯

[@zimnizzle]

Yup that one really bugged me.

[@radhiadeedou8286]

Hello 911, a child is running and laughing

[@aprilgosa5779]

Baumer777 Nobody is saying the dog deserved to be outside more the idiot was complaining that they have to see the kid when they look out which is crap I bet that dog loves seeing a kid unless the kid was mean to him I bet the dog would love to play outside with the kids or kid

[@RebeccaAndreaDixon]

@@aprilgosa5779 the karen did suggest that maybe the parents should limit the child's time outside to 15-20mins

[@Dove96]

Open the gate and they can all play together.

[@amandawitherspoon5225]

When my sisters little monster was 2 I had to babysit him some. He had learned how to get out of the buggy and his favorite thing in the world was raking a bunch of stuff off of the shelf just to hear it break. I went to the isle with the duct tape and I taped him to the buggy. He didn't break anything else that day.

[@TheBooks810]

charlotte's most underrated feature??..... she has perfect teeth..

[@mahathikuppa]

Truuuueeee😵😵😵♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@recklessralphfromqueens8383]

Hot af

[@alliecattlopez537]

And wing too.

[@sarahlay9845]

Except she is also generally perfect, so maybe her overall perfection overshadows the teeth

[@CaliLiz]

And her singing voice!

[@jothecook]

My children have never broken anything in shop because I've taught them how to behave but if they did I would 100% pay.

[@tracitripp05]

That’s why my third child, who is more likely to break something or run around sits in the cart

[@mcruz2357]

The author's reasoning is that "shrinkage" is factored into the store budget. Absolutely, eventually, stores raise prices to cover the shortfall. Either that or they reduce the number of full timers to save on benefits. This means less service for guests. Also, the staff member cleaning up her mess is not doing their regular job, like cashing out customers or stocking shelves. This Karen is just raising more jerks like her.

[@jonb338]

My kid broke something the other day so i made them buy it.

[@KageNoTora74]

My mother worked at a fabric and crafts store and made a display out of modelling clay the store was selling. A customer's child started trying to pick the display apart, so my mom told the kid to stop. The kid's mom became indignant at this, loudly proclaiming, "I will parent MY child!" My mom looked her in the eye and simply said, "get started." God, I love a good laconic comeback.

[@vaderladyl]

@@KageNoTora74 Those laconic comebacks are the best ones.

[@susannairisastarte5192]

I LOVE talking to my customers. I can't even with that operator 😂

[@bethani1642]

You’d be surprised at how many parents don’t feel obligated to pay for stuff their children break. Trust me… I worked at a pottery store for 5 years 💀

[@Roanmonster]

The article that's mentioned is basically a mom complaining that she has it so hard and shouldn't have to pay because in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter. Why yes, from now on I will take my groceries for free as well, who cares for the little amount of money I pay them for food?

[@rachealborders]

That's so inappropriate! I have a two and a half year old boy and a 3 month old daughter. We love thrifting and antiquing, so we regularly have our littles around fragile things. We talk about how we're going to behave before we go on the store and we either carry them or the 2 year old has to hold our hand. We absolutely know that we have to pay for any damage done!

[@MakaylaPaterson]

Society has spent so long trying to get kids to play outside again and now we have at least one person who is upset that a child is playing outside. I just… Don’t understand

[@sheritamcclure6087]

Exactly! And had the nerve to threaten to call the police if they didn’t limit the children’s time in their own backyard! What the heck is wrong with people?! 🤦🏽‍♀️🤬

[@juliarunn5009]

I hope that lady calls the police cause then she’d be the laughing stock of the entire neighborhood 😂😂

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

This is how we're expected to parent nowadays: Person 1) "Let your child walk to school on their own, give them some freedom - it's only 5 minutes away" Person 2) "Hello Child services? There's a child walking down the street - no parent in sight and I'm concerned a predator could take them" You can't win.

[@melgmomma6700]

@@sheritamcclure6087 my son was given a fing ticket for riding his bike he is 10 years old 5 police cars surrounded him and his 2 other friends writing them all 100 dollar ticket FOR RIDING BIKES OUTSIDE

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

@@melgmomma6700 WTH?! Seriously?!

[@felgan1221]

My kids are not the type to break things at the store. They know not to grab things. But my daughter (2) one day decided to grab a glass jar while I was only two steps away, and she dropped it. I freaked out, not knowing what to do because I had never been in this situation. I left my cart over it to block people from stepping on glass until an employee came. I was about to call the store and see if they could send someone to the aisle I was on, but a manager and employee came soon after hearing it. I apologized profusely and offered to pay, but they told me not to worry about it and it eas fine. I was so thankful but definitely felt so embarrassed. I had a talk with my daughter the rest of the time we walked through the store, and we haven't had an incident since 😅

[@storiesgirlll]

I broke a box of eggs at the store, I told an employee, I ask for paying and the employee said it didn’t matter. I couldn’t imagine to break something and say nothing.

[@lydia2366]

That was very kind of you ❤️👏

[@adim1041]

They have insurance for those cases

[@forkingsandkeys]

@@adim1041 if it was in the US, it’s not insurance. It’s a deal with their suppliers and a tax break. Things that can expire can be “damaged” out: occasionally for a partial refund from the supplier, but usually just a tax break for unsold/unsellable goods. Broken or expired. Source: I’ve thrown out SO MUCH FOOD in a retail environment.

[@boogiebear3095]

I broke air wick refills and I found a worker and apologized. It was glass...

[@Lukkaboc]

I broke a pint of grape tomatoes. It was like the plastic pint exploded and the little tomatoes rolled everywhere. I tried to chase them down and the staff got down on the ground to get them and told me not to worry about it. I tried to pay for it and they said its okay. I still feel bad for making staff crawl around on the ground and still worry its my fault there might be a tiny rotting tomato lodged somewhere in the store.

[@jvpascual3211]

We would NEVER get sick of you Charlotte. You are a national treasure. :)

[@pranamikaverma]

I would say an international treasure😋💛💛

[@jvpascual3211]

@@pranamikavermaYes, make it universal

[@jvpascual3211]

@Kuchi Kopi stfu, I'm just complementing her

[@coreyzek]

Epic singing voice, also love the adlibbed lyrics! This older vid was suggested and it didn't disappoint!! Nice to see how far you've come ^_^ You're the greatest

[@Hodur.]

Can we appreciate that one lock of hair that’s STRUTTING I just love that, doing whatever it wants, like we love a confident queen yes ma’am 😩💅

[@downhomesunset]

I couldn't stop staring at it

[@rohalexander1283]

I once broke a bottle of olive oil that was placed at the end of the aisle(Christmas time); I was not charged even though I offered to pay for the damage. I did report the accident as soon as it happened, someone could have slipped. Usually i don't think stores will charge if its an accident, they do happen! Depends on the store.

[@icarusbinns3156]

And the manager. About a week ago, at the store I work at, I was keeping an eye on this one kiddo, he’s come in alone, so I was expecting a Code Adam (missing child) alert in the mall. He picked up one of the stretchy dragons we have by the tail (wings or tails are actually great handles) and I was shocked when the tail popped off! Very fine sand goes everywhere, and this poor kid is just standing there, holding the tail. To my great surprise, he dug the body out of the box, looked at the price tag, and brought this deflated dragon up to the register, offering to pay for it. We did not make him do so. Since I’d seen the tail pop off as he was only trying to pick it up! Had to dig out the store’s vacuum to get all the sand up, of course. This little guy was so distraught at what had happened, even though we told him it was fine, obviously a manufacturer error, it was not his fault in the least.

[@rohalexander1283]

@@icarusbinns3156 Child has parents who do their job!

[@icarusbinns3156]

@@rohalexander1283 and I was very thankful for it! So many children are hooligans or outright monsters, left to run wild. I’m not paid to be a babysitter! I’m paid to sell board games and toys.

[@skylarfulton1314]

I work at Starbucks and I saw my shift leader watching you and we ended up talking about how much we love you and think you’re funny. We thank you for commending us for dealing with people😊😊

[@beccanicole9072]

There’s been a few times my daughter has broken something at a store and I’ve always brought it to the front when I check out and explain what happened and always offered to pay for it but they’ve always been like “it’s okay things like this happen don’t worry about it.” I suppose I’ve been lucky. People should at the very least offer to pay for it.

[@HyenaBellaDanceNSing]

i think thats it. if you offer they say no. like a courtesy for a courtesy. especially if its a big chain that it really wouldnt hurt. but if its a small business or maybe the staff doesn't know if they can allow it or they are told they cant allow it, then yea people should pay for it.

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

If my kids ever broke something in a store I would have at least OFFERED to pay for it! But instead, I know this is hard for some people to comprehend, I make them BEHAVE!! I have 6 children and 2 of them are special needs (autistic) and yet they still mind and don’t run around the store like little crackheads! When they were little they had to follow behind me like a row of baby ducks. Unfortunately most kids are just allowed to act like wild animals.

[@btwimawesome101]

my husband works in an electronics store and this man comes in with his 3 children and let then scream and play tag in the store while he looked at tvs.... some people dont understand the concept of good behaviour apparently

[@vanillavvvalentine3980]

I always offer to pay for things I or my kids break. Most stores thank u fmfor letting them know and tell u not to worry about it. Ive only had one mon n pop store actually let me pay for a small plant my 2 year old broke not because she was running but because aisle was very narrow and she accidentally knocked it over with a horse pole toy I let her pick out.

[@j_g9109]

@@bellafrangipani8342 “You break it, you buy it” got savagely murdered by the dreaded “the Customer is always right” who has a strong cult following of Karens. “Let me see your manager” is the loyal right hand of “the customer is always right”.

[@forkingsandkeys]

@@j_g9109 fuck “the customer is always right.” I’ve been incredibly lucky that the places I’ve worked have taught me how to navigate those treacherous waters. Aka “sorry, that’s company policy. I don’t make company policy.” It’s a fucking magic sword.

[@priscilalondon]

Lazy parents. They choose to let kids do whatever they want.

[@sherijayne6525]

My hubby worked at a very fancy jewelry store when our kids were little. They learned to keep their hands on their tummies at his store and any other fancy store. My son is 33 and still puts his hands on his stomach in a store with breakables.

[@hshsjxndnwkalxie]

“Are you tired of me yet?” Everyone: SAY WHAAAAAAT

[@SilivrenRien]

If your kid breaks something in a store, that object is now unsellable as a “new” item and the store loses that revenue. So yeah, you brought the child to a store, left the kid unattended or just didn’t care what they were doing and now you owe for that broken item.

[@pascalenimue1392]

@@SilivrenRien not here. It's covered by their insurance.

[@lyledeyounges1276]

"my bird needs to be able to look outside and not see children" lol

[@aprilgosa5779]

LyleDe Younges yeah that was nonsense birds love to watch kids its called kid watching LOL

[@bromptondevice7685]

I used to work for a recruitment organisation. Example of many conversations I had with applicants: "What kind of work are you looking for?" "I've got a degree." "Yes, but what kind of work are you looking for?" "Something suitable to my qualification." "Ok, what's your degree in?" "Fashion psychology" "And what dies that qualify you to do?" "Duh, isn't that for you to tell me?" "No. You tell me what work you are qualified to do and I find that work. I'm not a careers advisor." "Do _you_ have a degree?" To which I always wanted to reply "No, but I do have a job".

[@twoweirdoswithkiddos7970]

One of my kids broke something on accident one time while at a store. And he cried so hard because he knew that he did something he shouldn't. I would've and offered to pay for the item, but the manager wouldn't let me. I think he felt too bad for my son who was so upset by it. He did say he appreciated me offering though. I have 3 kids and that was the only breakage at a store.

[@Appachoppa112]

When i was a kid my dad taught me this, “if you dont have the money for it, dont touch it.” Never did break anything thus never had to pay anything.

[@robertsparling]

Store breakage is usually covered by store insurance. If it isn't you can only be liable for the price the store paid for the item, not the retail value.

[@aaronbecker667]

Alot shops here in New Zealand have a u break it u pay for it but generally that only for really expensive items shop owners here are pretty lenient with kids knowing they not mean anything and accidents happen they just write it off under insurance

[@robertsparling]

@@aaronbecker667 A lot of stores in the US have that policy too, but they can't enforce it. They can't be compensated for more than cost.

[@aaronbecker667]

@@robertsparling no not more than cost it goes it breakages go under loss sort of like shoplifting but from wat I understand and correct me if I'm wrong but insurance in the USA seems to be a bit of a farce well for the average man anyway things alot easier here wen it comes to insurance claims

[@specialsmithchick]

I’ve been in a situation where a driver parked over the lined area *as* I was lowering my ramp. I “tried” not to scratch her vehicle 🙄 . Actually, rather disappointed at how well I maneuvered around with minimal damage. She bopped back out to leave, saw her door wasn’t pristine and flashed me a dirty look. Was also disappointed she didn’t say a word to me - I was ready to bring it home.

[@brandiflurnoy184]

Omg I'm sorry people are inconsiderate of the handicapped parking slots/lines. But I feel ya on the last part. Sometimes I just wanna go hard af but then i don't get the chance for whatever reason. So frustrating hahahaha.

[@RayneSaltair]

I was legally parked in a handicap spot, WITH my placard up. Not over the lines not doing anything wrong or illegal. Waiting on my Dad in his 70's in the store. This woman pulls into the spot next to me about 15 minutes into my wait. She has the nerve to tell me I might have to move because she has one of those vans. I'm disabled too so I smiled sweetly at her, and said, "No, I'm here legally, and I got here first. If you need a bigger spot, than I suggest you move." She however didn't need a bigger spot, but the audacity to tell someone who was NOT over the line, or illegally parked to move, still sticks with me. I think I would have told her to call a cop if she had bothered me further.

[@moniquefiorecna]

One time I went to the market and there was a lady and she had 3 kids they were kinda dirty and looked very cold. She said she was out of food cuz it's not the first yet and she doesn't get any money until then. She only wanted like 5 items. I got her about a weeks worth of food even though it was 4 days before the first. I noticed that two kids didn't have shoes. She said they out grew them so there was a cheap discount store next door so I told her I will get one pair for each child. The shoes run about $6-15 each no prob. It's in the middle of January and it's freaking cold. As I was paying for the shoes she came back with a huge cart full of clothes and I'm like no! It was a massive pile of clothes and I already spent $78 on her kids for food and shoes and she was pissed. I said only a sweater each and she was like no and I was like I'll give you a number to a place that gives clothes to needy people and she told me off in front of the store the manager kicked her out .

[@neelampatel25]

Omg. You helped her and she should be thankful for your help but instead she told you off. These days it's hard to help people because you never know how they will react

[@juliaconnell]

Wow. Firstly, thank you for bring such a kind, generous and decent human being & wow - some people right? That is terrible! I am really sorry that happened to you I feel really sorry for her kids

[@billybadass1002]

Wow... As a hobo/homeless person myself, (and not by choice,) what an asshole!.

[@jiaaggarwal5873]

Wow. Should have reported her to CPS!! If she’s that poor she is not allowed to have kids!!

[@nataliar6553]

that sounds like a scammer

[@reginaholoman7578]

The man who’s looking for someone to have his children- should learn the difference between bear and bare unless he just wants a naked woman

[@Ilivepuppys]

You saying he doesn't want a naked woman? Like if you went there naked and said "I'll have your kids" He'll be happy.

[@babafo6788]

Is he sure he can conceive?

[@ana-nim]

​@@babafo6788 especially conceive a healthy child. He's 55, his possibility to make disabled child is way higher than his possibility to make healthy one. What a fool.

[@hazelangus]

You have a nice singing voice there, mate. :-) Though we already knew that - that song never fails to make me laugh. "It costs that much 'cos it takes me *QUACK*ing hours..." I always forget who actually wrote it, but it's a great one. And SO true.

[@houseofradmusicsheltieloun8206]

Here's one straight out of Los Altos, Cali, a pretty well-to-do town in Silicon Valley. My mother in-law lived in a retirement community that is in a neighborhood of pricey homes. The complex wanted to expand how many units it had and add a new extended care section - all on land they owned. When the plans went up in front of the Planning Commission one family, who lived across the street from the complex, stated that they did NOT want this expansion because they did NOT want their CHILDREN growing up around OLD PEOPLE. I kid you not. The expansion went through and I've no idea if the family moved or accepted the fact that people do get old. WTF?

[@sugarplumprincess6833]

But the parents compared to the children are old people. And what about the children grandparents??🙄

[@branon6565]

Natalie Freitas .....Los Altos is more than well-to-do, it's a very affluent smallish city where a number of SF 49ers and SJ Sharks players live...there's some big money folks residing in Los Altos...Los Gatos is the same way.....

[@houseofradmusicsheltieloun8206]

​ @LiberalsAreWorthless You don't have to tell me! I grew up in Ladera, which is next to Portola Valley and Woodside. Atherton is not far away either. Oh, and Stanford University. Back in the day, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills were not what they are today. Moved away from the area because it's too expensive, claustrophobic, rushed, rude... Moved north of SF. Much better here. We have Tom Waits. :)

[@zzkeokizz]

You Would Never Ask For A Tank Of Gas Because You Aren’t An Entitled Person. And that’s why we like you.

[@areneesouder]

Right, I feel ya. I've never asked for a drink,hinted,or flirted to get one,or Anything! It's just not in my character. If I didn't have the money or ability to provide my own, I didn't put myself in that situation. 👍✌️😎💜👍

[@hellsbelle7533]

So many 911 operators save lives and then there’s this overly entitled person who is so self obsessed they won’t even do the job they’re paid for.... wow. I am sure this job must be extremely stressful so if you need a break say so, don’t hang up on people in emergencies. I’m just disgusted that this person has a job where people’s lives are on the line and in their hands.

[@dawne5139]

My daughter is a 911 operator here in Canada. You must have a college degree , pass several tests when you apply and take quite a few courses as well. Plus upgrading courses. Even then it takes a long time to ever become full time. Everything they do is recorded and they are reviewed regularly. They have very strict rules about everything. It is not an easy job. However I have heard of cases like this in the states before. From what I understand, and I do not know for sure, some states require no education or real training at all. Anyone can get the job. You can see where that could lead to problems.

[@stephenjones101]

If this woman got away with ignoring thousands of calls... there is a real problem with management and the functioning of the 911 call center as a whole. Her boss literally never paid enough attention to realize she was doing this for thousands of calls? There needs to be firings and a total housecleaning of that department.

[@GravesLilDarkAngel]

Her mugshot alone showed she couldn't be bothered, even with being found guilty of it. That expression just screams disgust. Could be at herself for her own actions but I somehow doubt it.

[@GravesLilDarkAngel]

@@dawne5139 Being from the states, I can confirm that there have been some really nasty cases concerning 911 operators, I even remember one from Detroit Michigan back in the 90s where a 6 year old girl had called to report her parents had been shot and the operator simply didnt believe the girl and hung up. Needless to say it was a tragic outcome for the little girl and the operator was found guilty of negligence.

[@varalyn9714]

Of course I would pay for something if my (hypothetical) child broke it, because it’s my fault for bringing a destructive crotch goblin into the store in the first place

[@aaa_1727]

Crotch goblin 😂😂😂 May I use that in my life?

[@mzsarable]

😳😂🤣

[@andreagriffiths3512]

Crotch goblin! Omg I love it! I use the term loinfruit myself but I might have to change over!

[@varalyn9714]

@@andreagriffiths3512 Glad I could be of service * tips imaginary top hat *

[@Lady.Friday]

@@andreagriffiths3512 I'mma have to start using Loinfruit...

[@ashleyluck7523]

I just discovered your videos today and I can't even describe how much I am loving them!

[@misstaylahmareexx9080]

As someone who’s partner has epilepsy and sometimes has seizures at work (often while serving customers) that bad review one made my blood boil 😅😅

[@disneygirl3630]

I'm an epileptic as well. Thank god I don't have seizures very often.

[@lotto.2618]

Is no one wondering why a mom would want to use lyrics from Jay-Z in her children’s books? Just me? Oke

[@fae5748]

It said she wanted to make a book called 'The Little Homie' and use the lyrics in it I guess. She's probably a racist besides being a karen.

[@tessajones9393]

I see ads for that book all the time!!

[@ItsAKazThing]

Ummm, definitely not rude or racist, the book is called AB to Jay-Z and uses the names of popular hip hop artists to teach kids the alphabet.

[@juliaflores6991]

@@ItsAKazThing omg I've seen this book! One of my siblings got it for the other and their kids as a christmas gift lol it's an awesome book but yea every letter names a rapper and part of one of their lines from their songs sooo... she had to see this comin I mean....

[@ItsAKazThing]

Julia Flores 100%! That being said, everybody knows Jay Z is a pretentious arsehole, and will make as many things about him as possible. He has more money than sense and really doesn’t need to sue a really small indie bookmaking business that actually helps promote his music to the younger generation, but also appreciates his existence as a rapper in the first place.

[@HappyHaddy]

Walk by the graveyard, lol. I would have said "Brilliant idea, I can put flowers on the graves of my husbands" 😁😁

[@prettyprogrammer]

I never realized how good of a singing voice Charlotte has!!!!

[@amim4701]

I've paid for something my kid broke because he is my responsibility.

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

Lucky we never will have to. They have insurance for that. I would pay as well if they didn't.

[@unlimited971]

don't say that word. you'd scared them. trigger them or whatever the fudge crap wording is in trend nowadays

[@LadyMFUnicorn]

@@chinadollsyndrome thats nice of you. I would not pay for it. Knowing they have insurance. I always hear "do not worry, we have insurance for that". Too many will take your money and still report it broken.

[@RL-rm1cx]

I think it completely depends on the store. If it’s at a small or independent shop any broken item most likely comes from the store bottom line. I used to would in an independently owned drug store/pharmacy. There was no insurance to cover broken things. Not sure if any of you looked the article up, but the lady continuously listed account after account where her “cute” kids broke or stole things. It was apparent she didn’t care. I think most of us consider it a minor problem because it’s not a regular occurrence. The author was completely indefensible though.

[@nigels1383]

Just make it come out of the kids allowance

[@ashleygill7018]

Your singing voice is so beautiful. So many talents!

[@redporschekilla]

Charlotte, you've been a riot today, your responses are AMAZING, I'm still holding myself to not roll on the floor!!! BTW, nice singing voice you've got ma'am.

[@anonymi8564]

"You getting sick of me yet" *me:* I could never

[@simplysimpy17]

We love Our potato queen

[@urbanwarchief]

This channel is extremely humbling and I appreciate you for it

[@suneblommie4549]

It's honestly hard to believe that there are actually people like this!!!! Like come on man!! (love your videos by the way)