AITA For Wearing Nice Clothes to a Baseball Game? (React Court)

[@zanderwight872]

Eating the salmon and vegetables in the pool was a display of power.

[@trevornisja8539]

Scarface mode

[@Chromodar]

"Look, I'm eating in the water because I'm eating salmon, which is a fish.. Which you didn't cook, BITCH!"

[@zanderwight872]

Highlight of my year: The Smart Man that has a long Isaac series enjoyed MY comment. Liberals left speechless.

[@noahstute6898]

mother became the joker there for a minute

[@zachb8012]

"Better not cook anything with BBQ sauce in the future because I'm eating in the pool AND I'M A MESSY EATER." >< To be honest the BBQ situation sounds like cultural differences. Seems like the wife is a Filipino or something with some traditional values, feels like the meal is the coupe de grace of being a family. As an outsider she needs that validation, but the parents aren't respecting her need to be recognized and welcomed with open arms, rather than not liking her food. They need to put it all on the table and try to understand each other with a heart-to-heart. I'd wager the wife could overlook the picky eating if she felt like the mother respected her.

[@HavocTeddy]

It's so weird, when I read AITA posts by myself I barely react to them... but when NL reads them I am dying of laughter. So good!

[@mdaily318]

his delivery is golden

[@THEcamobackpack]

@@mdaily318 i feel like it also helps to get a take on AITA from someone who is simultaneously a very normal and caring father and a twitch streamer exposed to all sorts of weird stufd

[@lilly_koii]

I also love how he reads it verbatim typos and all lol "he cleans up aftee himself"

[@hawkrivers-garrett9315]

It's not that complicated. It's a social experience to engage with the outlook he expresses while reviewing these scenarios. Processing how people are nuts is just depressing if you don't have a community agreeing that they're nuts.

[@MBoy2000_]

The "he's basically my roommate now" had me cackling, that's too freaking funny

[@powfoot4946]

"hes learning long division" had me dead

[@cowabunghole]

AITA for dumping water all over a rare cut of meat? I'm just worried that the baby thinks that people can't change

[@anne.eyewitness]

NTA, you USED to be a real piece of shit, but you aren't now and should get to hold the baby

[@casimirstopa3439]

YUTBTA

[@redlancer7263]

NTA, I used to be a real piece of shit too

[@brokengirrafe]

NTA, but definitely ITYSL.

[@DOGroove]

You think this is slicked back? This is pushed back.

[@zackfake1253]

Was not prepared to hear this father say the words "sigma grindset"

[@lmaonicebud]

get on your grustle fellow sigmas

[@Sonian018]

AITA for offering helpful advice to a streamer who definitely asked for it?

[@whatif1627]

NTA

[@goatmygoat]

NTA

[@oraletsnorter]

YTA, "You're the center of a protractor" is not helpful advice

[@derekw9724]

ESH

[@TheFuriousBrother]

INFO how many viewers? In bigger streamers chats it's almost impossible that they see it and even if, you're robbing chat of some great content.

[@SemiIocon]

Mom: Just wants one piece without barbecue sauce, wife: she is a picky eater. Like? Does this person eat cereal with gravy? The wife sounds over the top insane in all of that lmao.

[@EdMan102292]

This reads like the wife has some undiagnosed stuff going on. None of those reactions make any sense.

[@dimaskr2000]

@@EdMan102292 Kinda makes sense that the dude's family hates her, tbh

[@EdMan102292]

@@dimaskr2000 That's usually how it works in that situation. Your family hates your partner and you don't really understand why.

[@jotunn30]

@@EdMan102292 This reads like a bad ITYSL sketch honestly lol

[@milkjug4237]

I don't get why the wife isn't happy with not giving the mom gravy/bbq. That's just more for the wife, is it not??

[@KingJu1]

This NEEDS to be a permanent series

[@gaaraati]

It’s too good to be left for dead.

[@Random_Fanguy]

More react stuff in general would be great. I wish this series got more views though.

[@ChangDeng]

yes please

[@Zapidalacz]

24 hour series permanent

[@kittysizzler]

Rip

[@MrScratch1994]

You have to marry your mother in law because you flinched when she tipped over in the pool Paul.

[@lancani7756]

AITA for buying a $200 dollar GameCube game at a random yard sale for 2 dollars and later selling it for market value on eBay?

[@trolololo720]

NTA unless OP sees this

[@leejames929]

Op deserves it lol

[@mrrp405]

+2

[@macsweene]

Sell it back to OP but for a markup

[@braedencroft6202]

This first story would be the best episode of any sitcom in the world and you can't tell me any different

[@noxus7462]

“Dinner Party” turned from 11 to 12

[@truelazerlight]

I'm pretty sure some of these AITA posts are actually sitcom episodes. If I had to guess I'd say about 30% of them are real.

[@NightHawk3500]

Hot button issues: "Chicken nuggets" "pizza" "Rick and Morty"

[@JrTheDragon01]

AITA for staying up late watching react court, thereby making my future self tired at work tomorrow morning?

[@PeerPressing]

ESH you shouldn't fuck up your sleep schedule, but the egg could have checked with you before releasing so much content.

[@durgons749]

NTA - work to live and not the other way around

[@cptKamina]

NTA - future you sounds like an abusive, controlling jerk!

[@jenm1]

You should really get a divorce.

[@jonathanw4662]

College final tomorrow at 10. it’s 4:30 and I’m watching react court

[@coolfool183]

just finished the two hour isaac challenge, now I'll overdose on pog with this one

[@coolfool183]

also, that first story sounded like an episode of Arrested Development

[@Parkway9001]

"He's not the asshole, but he may be commiting a felony". Wasn't prepared for that one

[@Nosirrbro]

Nothing wrong with a good felony to pass the time

[@ayyylmao101]

Morality vs. legality LMAO

[@esquared722]

AITF?

[@bigiron8572]

AITA for making the cashier scan items individually to prevent electrical infetterence?

[@JrTheDragon01]

NTA, I heard Keanu Reeves does the same

[@cptKamina]

Huh? Huh? Huh?

[@trolololo720]

INFO, did you keep interrupting the cashier by yawning really loudly?

[@LoudWaffle]

If you’re famous, NTA Otherwise YTA

[@AzureRei]

I was so keen for react court I impatiently watched the vod on stream. Commenting for youtube algorithm, loving this series.

[@nicomero6287]

I think we've all done that at some point :)

[@NiftyPants]

React Court is definitely the kind of content where I want to see chat alongside NL

[@Stainlesssteele4]

i love this little window into the sheer insanity of average human lives

[@n347f0x]

"She's trying to protect them from the drip" The phrase I didn't think I'll hear but really needed to hear LOL Thanks NL

[@PapaBadDadcumsuckgod]

Hard taking away the PC might end up making the problem worse, and as soon as he gets it back, he will revert to old behavior. Creating a rule where he has to finish homework before he can play is a much better solution, and if you have to take the power cord out of the PC until he finishes the homework, so be it.

[@kdizzy07]

it will be a cat & mouse game. If you take the power cord he'll buy another one using Etsy money.

[@wodspy666]

@@kdizzy07 Turn off Wifi or Electricity to that room. :) You cant simply by the rights to use the powerlines lol. - kid buys his dads house 🤣🤣

[@kdizzy07]

​@@wodspy666 turn off the Wifi - he uses LAN cable. turn off the power-line to his room - he takes the PC to the basement XD

[@flackbyte]

My jaw hit the floor when this man said “sigma grindset”. Collab when?

[@homeyworkey]

Northern "Glizzy hands" Lion

[@bobbybobwellington]

Your wish has been granted

[@melancholicarson]

My question to the first one is whether the wife is cooking bbq to spite his mom which is weird Or THEY EAT BBQ OR GRAVY EVERY DAY, which is weirder

[@jenm1]

both

[@ferndiesel]

Considering her reaction to husband getting ma her own food as well as making her eat outside, I'd say it's out of spite.

[@NanxiC]

45:58 "Do you have everybody's tax returns??" had me ROLLING

[@leejames929]

If the first one is real The wife sounds crazy and way worst then everyone else

[@lmaonicebud]

Maybe. There's a lot of potential backstory behind his entire family not liking his wife. It's possible this behavior is due to the family treating her like shit for a long time. She definitely was being an asshole though.

[@BurnedSpace]

yeah i think she took a simple picky eater scenario into a way bigger scene than it had to be. bitch comment was unnecessary tho

[@Manusmusic]

Here's what i learned communicating with mom in regards of the yard sale situation. Mom takes a picture, I color code the products that can be thrown or sold and what to keep. Easy and no need for extra work for parents

[@CZProtton]

NL my man, I need like 12 more hours of this. This is exactly what we have been waiting for, the banter without the game.

[@CritikalJari]

bro why doesnt the guy in the first situation, just cook himself when his parents are around, like shit that isnt that hard. (edit) BROOOOOOO just got to the I AM NOT ALLOWED TO COOK wtf is this man.

[@jmbreche]

Pretty common southern thing

[@not_myosotis813]

@@jmbreche didn't know that

[@gary4689]

@@jmbreche Do you know why? it seems pretty nonsensical.

[@jmbreche]

@@gary4689 It used to be seen as strictly a woman’s job to cook. In modern times, there’s a lingering pride and camaraderie associated with it. Similar to husbands who won’t let their wives work and stuff like that. I don’t see many wives outright ban it or not appreciate it, but I know plenty of women who make sure their significant other knows that it’s not their place to cook.

[@leejames929]

@@jmbreche the south is dumb

[@samcawley9064]

the nephew story was the actual funniest piece of literature i have ever had the pleasure of hearing

[@sereces1584]

This series is hilarious. Pogged out of my frickin gourd here

[@KevCar518]

React court has me straight up pogged out of my fricken gourd, dude

[@lycos94]

i feel like the nephew was just glad he had a positive male figure in his life so soon after his dad ''left''

[@Troller235]

That first story is so hilarious

[@csguy3223]

Omg the pool floaty part had me dying.

[@DDTRAINER]

"We don't have pool chairs" um excuse me but I wouldn't put chairs in the pool anyway. They'd get all soggy. And probably stop reclining.

[@toygamer8622]

@@DDTRAINER I'm sure there are floating pool chairs but man, I'm imagining them just sitting at the bottom of the pool in a normal one, just casually eating their salmon

[@EpicUltraKingSmizzy]

That parent taking away the PC story is so one-sided. My friends have been on the receiving end of overly controlling parents and its so unfair. Their parents yell at them and even hit them for not doing well, it doesn't make them do well in school, so the parents then start taking away things like their phone and pc. A good parent can sit down with their kid and discuss things. Building up that trust between parent and child is how you convince a child to listen, not beating and stealing. Of my friends who had their pc's taken away, none of them did better in school after, none of them stopped loving videogames, none of them like their parents.

[@K0sm1cKid]

FYI for those into salmona and bbq you can slow cook salmon rubbed with bbq seasoning and topped with BBQ sauce and it's pretty dope

[@ZandoFox]

The nephew one, isn't OP a kidnapper??? He's a 13-year-old kid, of course his parent and guardian is in charge of deciding where the kid lives. If I was the kid, of course I would want to live with the based uncle, but Uncle really needs to concede some things to the child's legal guardian!

[@JamesV1]

Yep, him going in defiance of the mother because it might hurt his feelings is very immature and isn't helping the situation at all. I think OP is the biggest A in that story.

[@kobold_sushi_executive_chef]

That uncle was Rob and no one's talking about it

[@jonhale4438]

The mom in the first one seems based. Eat outside? Boo yah! Float dinner

[@ChicaneryBear]

I've never considered it before but now it's a life goal

[@UninspiredContent]

This is fantastic! I had no idea that you did a segment where you read redit posts and gave your opinion. Now it's time to binge all of the previous episodes. Love it ❤️

[@jasonfrank1262]

SUMMER SCHOOL. SNACK. HOMEWORK. GAMING.

[@omyyer]

It's really nice to hear about a 14 year old who does a the things and cleans up aftee.

[@thegreatdestroyerr]

So true.

[@theNOnAUSTRALIANgame]

damn my mans at a million. so proud, ive been with ya for so long. I made a YT account just to subscribe to you when ur original xcom series was just coming out

[@XyzCloud]

I think turning off the internet or changing the password would be the best solution for the gaming pc problem. I would never want to take away something my kid worked hard for but I bet he doesn’t pay the internet bill.

[@elguty4045]

maybe he pays for his own mobile data.

[@MrCoxmic]

@@elguty4045 doubt it, but it is possible even so there is probably not enough bandwidth on mobile data to run a gaming pc

[@BoltedBlood]

Smart enough kid will get around that. I USB tethered my phone data to my pc when my parents tried that in high school. The best solution is probably to closely monitor their grades and gaming habit and slowly ween them down from 4-5 hours to 1-2, I think!

[@Thatguypat]

How is that not effectively the same thing?

[@shay2129]

@@Thatguypat You could still play any games you have that aren't multiplayer. I do this with my 8 y/o nephew when he stays over because I really don't want to listen to him playing fortnite at 1am when I'm trying to sleep.

[@chronchris1486]

I am awaiting my verdict, daddy.

[@Chris-ns7xs]

I just go home from work and I sit down to look for something to watch while I eat and I discover a new episode of the most pogged content on the internet. truly blessed

[@finecommathanks]

4 am occasionally at 13 doesn't seem that bad to me. In the 90's I got to stay up super late watching b movies with Joe Bob Briggs.

[@domotoroOfficial]

Yeah when I was 13 I was staying up that late regularly on my own

[@TheFuriousBrother]

I pulled 30h+ awake at 13, only during holidays, but by now everyone should know that teenagers have a different day/night cycle because of puberty...

[@dazkrieg9924]

Who's joe

[@noxus7462]

@@dazkrieg9924 Joe mama

[@sopranoshelley]

Yall are wild I never stayed up until 4am unless I was at a sleepover or something. Maybe 2am on occasion.

[@KillamriX98]

Video game thing: I think NL said something that made me realize the parents kind of are assholes. If they didn't want to do the research, they should've said "never mind, we just won't bother." The child also didn't actually expect to get market value at a yard sale, admitting he didn't think many would sell, but was probably hoping to get at least a few moved since they were holding a yard sale anyway. Instead his parents not only fucked up on the pricing, but sold a game they shouldn't have. Yeah the kid definitely made a mistake, but I'd say the parents kinda suck for that. They clearly didn't take their child seriously and didn't value what he had to say.

[@jenm1]

Yeah idk why we judge naive children as full grown adults? His parents are careless assholes

[@TheFlemse]

@@vert97 Honestly if he made a list he should also look up the prices and write what he wants to sell them for, its his hobby so he should be the ones to know the prices, depending on the amount of games you couldnt expect the parent to look up all the prices

[@ferndiesel]

Agreed. If the roles were flipped and 19yo sold parents stuff way under value, including smth they said not to, the parents would've flipped and demanded the same, probably. As you said, it's not just the loss of value, but the utter lack of respect. They want to use the "should've done it yourself," but they asked 19yo for permission to sell the games. The onus is on them to make sure they're following permission, or otherwise, as you said, simply don't bother selling them.

[@wolfe9655]

The first story is straight up too bizarre to be fake, but yea theres definitely something else goin on

[@PaperWolfe]

Yeah it’s like one of those things where there’s been simmering drama from prior history that’s just blown up in that moment

[@olliezoop]

Going back and watching these again years later, and the barbecue sauce dinner scenario sounds like a situation that genuinely could only have been dreamed up by Tim Robinson

[@LightPhoenix7000]

NL with the Suikoden reference and even the correct pronounciation. Woo!

[@DDTRAINER]

I COULD HAVE GONE TO SUMMER SCHOOL TO GWT AHEAD ON CLASSES??! In a heartbeat had I known! I had nothing better to do.

[@n0v3mb3r7]

some schools dont offer it. its popular in canada.

[@berwalch8251]

My daily dose of judging other people from little excerpts of their daily lives. Love the content!

[@nattteo]

Really enjoying this series so far, even when I don't agree with NL's assessments, I feel like he makes some pretty good points. Honestly the only thing I feel like he is consistently off base about is the level of detail that is in some of the posts. Like, I try to keep a financial temperature on all of my friends and family, because all of us are somewhere in the lower middle class range, and if someone starts struggling it's really important to catch that sooner than later to try and help them out.

[@emoburger42069]

Listening to this series really highlights to me why I love watching NL so much. Honestly such a reasonable man who really gives ppl the benefit of the doubt.

[@ellliottter]

That barbeque scenario is literally so seinfeld

[@fredrikbystrom7380]

9:10 If anybody's curious, it's not just his MIL who drives like this. In Korea that type of driving is not uncommon. And yes, it's just as uncomfortable as you'd think to be a passenger in such a car.

[@fredrikbystrom7380]

@Hyperion 666 I think it's just the driving culture there. They all drive very aggressively. Which is strange because most Koreans are pretty relaxed and chill when outside of a car but...

[@MrVovansim]

AITA for emailing NL's business account to see if he'll be my marriage counselor?

[@keanucoetzee8627]

YITA. You Is the asshole! :D

[@cavequii]

Well? Did he accept it?

[@SaruCharmed]

Most KZbinrs: *censors the ads so they don't give free advertising* NL: *Reads the ads out loud*

[@titaniawallace4223]

Bro if the first one is real that whole family needs therapy

[@brandonnatschke]

Personally think if you could work in a routine where the kid did school, homework and all that before gaming it would build some helpful life skills but the parent has to do it super well.

[@tomhall6410]

The Grandparents definitely suck: should have thought about being the victims of pension theft before meeting OPs well-off boyfriend

[@AllieTellsJokes]

With the first one I feel like the specific food that the wife is cooking means more to her than she's letting on. Something like her now-dead mum used to cook food that has barbecue sauce/gravy in it when she was growing up and she strongly associates the food with memories of her mum. When her mother-in-law doesn't want to eat the food, to the wife it subconsciously feels like her late mum is being disrespected which causes her to get overly defensive (or something similar).

[@anatom222]

WIBTA if I didn't engage in content for algorithmic purposes?

[@rs.ftb.]

Sorry, YTA This comment is sponsored by BigAlgorithm©

[@pyropoyo]

Everyone sucks here. YTA for not engaging with the video for algorithmic purposes, but KZbin is also the asshole for having the algorithm in the first place.

[@Xellos14]

Unpopular take but the mom with manchild brother is for sure out of line to suggest the person she resorts to leeching off of is a 'bad influence on her son'

[@e_filippo]

Yes, she it waaaay out of line to tell him something like that, but it's still very weird that he now has her son as a... roommate and won't give him back lol

[@Xellos14]

@@e_filippo For sure, that is weird lol I mean I get the whole therapist says he needs stability thing, but figure his grandfather's house is also stable so, dunno there lol Part of it does feel like the guy doesn't want to lose his nephew buddy

[@TheSpectacleIsCapital]

yeah, she's way out of line but you certainly don't want your kid to turn into a chatter or youtube commenter I think I agree with NL, shit's just fricked

[@leejames929]

I do not think its a unpopular take. I feel like most reasonable people would think disrespecting the person you are mooching of like that is out of line

[@leejames929]

@@e_filippo i am a little confused by that. Like when he says he will not force the kid to leave does he also mean he will interfere if say the grandparents come by and force him to leave or something. I can not tell if he is just not wanting to be the bad guy and would let someone else be or if he is straight up kidnapping his nephew

[@elguty4045]

I love these videos of NL just talking.

[@31277b]

That seventh grader is stayin up until 4am when he's on a sleepover with his friends. Hell, I'm sure he's been doing it since elementary school. You don't have sleepovers without making an attempt to do an all-nighter, it's just tradition.

[@davidballantyne4492]

NL is parent-biased. Games kid was foolish to let them sell their games, but they did specifically ask them to check the value. It was conditional permission, if the parents didn't want to do it it's ok, but then they should not have sold them at all.

[@z14zach]

I've been sleeping on this series. This is hilarious!

[@bobbybobwellington]

4am on a Saturday night is the most normal thing I could possibly think of

[@thegamingmind1245]

This is hands down the best content NL has ever made

[@elguty4045]

the gaming uncle story is great lol.

[@DrJayTap]

The way NL says "SpIcY" gets me every single time 🤣

[@brodyselby8406]

I will say that I'm worried the kid with the gaming pc is going through some shit which is beyond the parents ability to percieve. Kids get stressed especially when they've got a lot of work to do, taking the pc away in it's entirety is just making it so they can't easily destress. A compromise solution is definitely best.

[@LookingGlass1865]

Right, especially if the kid is depressed or something and is using video games as an escape, taking away the PC won't help.

[@davidballantyne4492]

especially in summer school, losing out on what's meant to be a break

[@luke8553]

new react court let’s goooo

[@MC---]

Dont take away the kids PC he paid for, just flip the circuit breaker for his room. OP NTA

[@leejames929]

Na just kick him out of the house. That will teach him lol

[@minorking1121]

The video game one needs more context. Like if he sat them down and said, "look I can't help that day, but these games are worth a lot please make sure to look them up before selling them", then maybe he has a right to be made. But ONLY if they agreed to that. Only if it was made clear they understood you were expecting to sell them at a high price. But overall if he wanted to do that he shouldn't have let them sell them without him there. It's on him.

[@acidpop97]

Sorry Egg, Jerma posted a new video. Smell ya later.

[@jmbreche]

The first one sounds pretty typical for southern US tbh.

[@truffeltroll6668]

Could be from new jersey

[@rorycox7855]

4-5 hours is not enough to screw up someone's grade lmao

[@disme7767]

That’s what I was thinking that whole segment. it’s crazy that egg man didn’t bring it up

[@mclubabadubdub2153]

I just love this content. I watch a lot of NL but the banter on this one hits different.

[@daltoncrow6486]

25:00 I feel like this was the first time this person's parents have failed or disappointed them and it happened to revolve around their own property. my parents said to either take the games in the basement or they were getting thrown away. They should feel lucky they weren't given that ultimatum.

[@Ranger_1349]

Love this series

[@loreleiflare7388]

Okay, unpopular take, but I am seriously side-eyeing the uncle story. A big red flag in the uncle's story was how he told his nephew he couldn't stand his mother anymore. Like, you don't say that to a kid. Ever. I don't care how rude she was to you; that's not okay during a divorce and it's not okay here. Be an adult and focus on protecting the kid from the fallout of this incredibly stressful, inconsiderate situation. Kicking the sister out to begin with is a super sketchy thing to do to begin with, though I certainly understand doing so if (taking the uncle's story in good faith) she's being verbally abusive to you. You don't make it worse for the kid by encouraging him to pick sides. The nephew's cleaning up after himself? Yeah, of course he is. He's a kid being torn between two parental figures. Not only is he trying to make himself welcome in the home of the figure who lets him stay up past midnight watching Rick and Morty, he's probably trying to be responsible and enforce some safety and stability because nobody else is. Basically, the uncle and sister are both putting the nephew in a horrible situation by acting like children while the nephew struggles to be the grownup. ESH (except the nephew). Also, the uncle needs to grow up a little. I don't care that he's younger than the sister--he's 24 and an adult. If he wants to take care of a kid for a while, he needs to start, just as one example, enforcing a common-sense curfew. If he can't take care of the nephew, he needs to evict him. Look, I know I seem heartless here, but "cool uncles" make bad parents. Children need stability, especially children in positions of housing insecurity or who've lost family members. You don't get to be the "cool uncle" if you want to be a long-term guardian. This is not the sort of situation where I care much about the uncle's feelings. I'm more concerned about the kid who's being thrust into a really weird and messy situation with nobody except the therapist apparently prioritizing the kid's wellbeing.

[@beep_the_foolish]

That's a good point, but even if the uncle isn't a great caretaker, he seems to be the best option available. Evicting the kid because he can't provide a lot of stability means the kid has no stability.

[@loreleiflare7388]

@@beep_the_foolish There's actually not a ton of evidence that the uncle is any better a caretaker than the mom. That's not to say the mom is great or whatever - we know very little about her from the uncle's side of the story - but if I have to choose, I think it's much better to err on the side of the child's mother and legal guardian. That said, I agree with the therapist, like I said - the uncle's place may be the best option right now, since the child has been forced to pick one. But it's the uncle's fault for forcing the child to choose like this. Evicting the mom, but not the child, sort of reads to me like he half-expected this to happen. It's the source of the current instability. I hope all the adults involved can grow up so the kid doesn't have to.

[@DeeDee-he9mu]

i cannot be made to believe that the first story is real. Or everyone's insane here?

[@REDANDSILVER741]

Sadly there is crazy families like this.

[@ChicaneryBear]

Don't worry about it being true, just dig the vibes.

[@seto1550]

Sounds like Southeast America. I’ve met families like this. They’re real

[@jmbreche]

@@seto1550 Ditto

[@Tina-Brune]

Food is *very important* in a lot of cultures - and i don't mean cultures around the world, i mean family culture. I can absolutely believe that story (or at least the bones of it, i feel it's very skewed to make the op look to be perfectly in the clear) Like, on my mom's side of the family, Christmas dinner is a battle in a decades long war. What you make for that meal is a matter of *status*. If you make something bad, or good but inappropriate, *you will be the butt of jokes for years to come*. And then there is the reverse engineering of the recipes while we eat. Woe on you if you call an ingredient that wasn't in the dish ! My dad is still dazzled by the whole thing and he's been going to these dinners for 30+ years.

[@DB-pt6zj]

When do we all start to go "hey uhh actually, maybe capitalism is the asshole"

[@greenoftreeblackofblue6625]

Jerma and nl would never be live at the same time which is the funny part he would never have people in his chat leave to go to jerma stream.

[@-Bente-]

If that 19m kid wanted his 2000 bucks from the games he should've sold them himself lmao how much was he expecting to make at a yard sale???

[@aznblueangel]

it's not about making money from a yard sale. it's about the fact his parents ignored what he told them to do which was only sell games for what they are worth. if you were the parent and saw a game was worth $100+ and thought that's way too much for a simple yard sale, then do not sell it. don't just ignore what your son had told you to do and sell it off.

[@cryptic1917]

His parents were the ones who asked if he could sell some of his video games because he wasn't available to help with the garage sale. That was the exchange, he probably didn't even want to sell them in the first place, as shown by him being surprised by them selling so many of his games

[@kirasmith1147]

About the selling video games one, he's NTA since the parents didn't make ANY effort or take ANY care at all, not even a little bit, to make sure stuff on the list wasn't sold or the prices were correct. They didn't look at a single game's value, they couldn't even make sure nothing on the list was sold. There was no effort at all. You can't just write off that since they're his parents it's not their fault for completely ignoring his terms, and then not even mentioning anything to him until all is done. It's extremely clear that his parents are the asshole

[@raritymademydress]

These videos really help me thanks for the content egg

[@flower-fauna]

Glad NL is back providing the best opinions

[@MrGetownedLP]

10:37 Lmaoo the Red Hot twist love it

[@WonderfulLizardOfOz]

>Northernlion prefers the New Reddit format to the Old Reddit format Never meet your heroes ;_;

[@Mc96P]

In a previous vid he says he actually uses old Reddit, but he goes in private mode to browse Reddit on stream, and in private mode it's always new Reddit. So my guess is, he was happy to be in new Reddit so he wouldn't have to worry about accidentally revealing private info. Rest easy another day

[@engineerhealthyself]

AITA for abandoning my household duties to sit down and watch an egg judge strangers over the internet?

[@zoelagoblina3138]

AITA for calling a bald man an egg?

[@RomaineChutckhan]

Depends, does it look like an egg?

[@DeathKiller190]

Yardsale one the parents are 100% AH and you can't convince me otherwise. Kid definitely made a mistake saying yes at all though. Parents made zero effort to look at prices and even sold a game he said not to. Complete negligence of your kid's property, and that's inexcusable.

[@leejames929]

I feel like ot was such a big mistake that i do not believe it happened. I would never let someone sell something of mine if they did not know what it was. And even if i did let my parents sell something like that the second i would have told them that they would need to look up prices they would back out. And who the heck thinks its a good idea to sell hundred dollar videogames at a neighborhood yard sale. either op is brain dead or its a fake story

[@TheDarrenPR]

I relate to video game garage sale guy. When I left for college I left my video game collection at home. When I came back, I found out my grandparents, with whom I lived growing up, let my homeless meth head father take all of my video games from the house while I was away. I had hundreds in the collection and it was worth thousands. I am still angry about it and that was years ago.

[@jenm1]

Ngl, this doesn’t make you look like the good guy

[@TheDarrenPR]

@@jenm1 ah yes, clearly i'm the bad guy for having my stuff be stolen and being upset about it. Thanks for replying to a 5 month old comment with such insightful information.

[@omyyer]

The outfit he wore to the baseball game? Joker.

[@kingchuckfinley]

My mom sold nearly all my n64 and ps2 games while I was at college (unknowingly) and I was pretty mad at first (mostly because SSB64 and wwf no mercy were my favorite games and are pretty damn expensive now) but what really made me mad was that she sold HER Atari 2600 as if I wouldn’t want that. Shit, me and my brothers were fighting each other because of joust waaaaay before I was chucking my brother across the room for rage quitting madden 04. Me and my older brother both don’t play head to head to this day because we know how bad we used to get tilted playing each other.

[@Gendez49]

Waiting all week for this

[@jamesweng7123]

I got an KZbin ad about “just eggs”. Some commercial about eating eggs for dinner

[@HIllowder]

one of my old room mates had the gall to call me a picky eater when they were trying to serve this nasty ass over cooked pasta that they boiled to hell and back