r/EntitledParents - EM BREAKS $55,000 WHEELCHAIR!

[@MarkNarrations]

Happy Coffee Ice Cream Day.............( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@TrishaSmith]

Ooooo. Also, you’d be a funny bus driver.

[@clrtwallace0116]

Daddy Cringe Daddy! Oooh i LOVE coffee ice cream!

[@gina928]

Oooo! My favorite.

[@tiffanykey4589]

The water park one just reminds me of when I worked at a theme park. I have story’s but they are short 😂🙈.

[@globalwarming5243]

*randomly screams at traffic* This wheelchair is worth more than all of yalls cars!

[@rachelfox8108]

Okay, but that is a damned noble thing to save someone from a cult even after putting up with months of their entitled behaviour

[@MarkNarrations]

I was thinking that too!

[@rachelfox8108]

@@MarkNarrations while I'm here, the Cult Information Centre has a website for free info and resources on thought reformation (brainwashing techniques) and how to recognise your loved one is in a cult and save them! Google for a link and give them a shout-out, they do great work!

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

Powered wheelchairs are alk custome made. Parts are not made in bulk. So they are very expensive.

[@missluciddreams3472]

Let's put a bunch of Ep's and Ek's in a room and convince them that one of them has the key to get out...then sit behind a two way mirror and watch the madness ensue...lol 😈

[@HyonkTea]

two way? two way mirror is a normal mirror. you mean a 1 way bullet

[@impishrebel5969]

@Yuki BabaYaga I think it's called Stargate Universe. Basically sounds like the same principle.

[@inquisitorfivecraft5424]

Some quality content with footage of the eps at the water park

[@flamelily8750]

I used to work for a man who sold wheelchairs and I know how much wheel chairs can cost. Some wheelchairs are even more expensive than the one in the story.

[@purpleiguana208]

That last story... on the one hand, I really wanna hear it, but on the other, I feel like... let the cult *have* EK!

[@DJAWRemixes]

Finally, EM vs EM, what a screech fight that is 😂😂

[@KaiyaCorrbin]

We call those chairs the "Cadillac models" because they are so fancy. They work really well, though, even with their fallbacks.

[@MarkNarrations]

I just assumed they were huge! :)

[@KaiyaCorrbin]

@@MarkNarrations Haha, they are a bit large, but pretty slim-line, usually, depending on the width of the person using them. Their expensiveness comes from the multitude of functions (ie having a hydrolics system to raise the seat about two feet up into the air, and a computer system that allows individual control of each of the pieces, like the backrest, the leg rests, the seat tilt, ect)

[@HowlingEclipse]

all the ep's. we should have a zoo, lure the EP's and EK's into the "enclosures" or "exhibits" and watch the show go down as you put something up for them to argue about, whether it be a ride, free food or a Nintendo switch where only 1 kid can play.

[@tonsilsthecat3430]

In the last one, all OP had to do was tell EK to leave them alone. Then when they didn't, contact the college over the harrassment.

[@Clockwork-Darktyme]

Y'know that situation where when you have chewing gum everybody around you wants some? Well imagine that situation, but with the people around you who want some, being entitled Karen's... THATS your worst nightmare

[@avrilbowler8755]

Just discovered your channel. Enjoy your comments at the ends of articles. Others often just read them and don't react.

[@MarkNarrations]

Hey Avril, thanks so much. Always good to hear as I'm never really sure if people do enjoy them or not :)

[@BusterdBodycrab]

That's a Pennsylvania license plate on the wheelchair

[@MarkNarrations]

Busterd the investigator in the house :)

[@TsukiKageTora]

I like the first story. Finally one that has comedy rather than the same infuriating type of stories

[@shirleysenkler781]

Try getting on or off a bus with 2 wheelchairs, 3 strollers and 2 people with loaded grocery carts with the strollers and carts totally disregarding the fact that the bus is already crammed. And I forgot to mention the people standing in the aisle totally blocking the front door of the bus even when there are plenty of open seats. Up to 7 or 8 people on some trips totally oblivious to the fact that there are other passengers on the bus.

[@MarkNarrations]

Think I'd just stay on the bus forever

[@LunaP1]

They should’ve let EK stay with the cult. It would save so much headaches.

[@paranoiarpincess]

Yesterday I was getting off the streetcar, on my way home from a doctor's appointment. I love in Toronto and the new streetcars have a ramp that comes out from under the door, in the middle section of the car. I'm, also, in a wheelchair. When the ramp comes out, so as not to injure anyone, the middle doors don't open until the ramp is fully ejected. My fiance (who has to pick me because my physical disability affects both my arms and legs, and we can't afford to live anywhere in the city that doesn't have stairs, so I couldn't get an electric wheelchair :S (and one of my three autoimmune diseases is both rare and very deadly, and of course I have an extremely aggressive strain of it. Because it's so rare, there are only two hospitals, and two machines I need to save my life once my immune system decides to start trying to kill me, and I need to be near my doctor, I _can't_ move out of the city.) Anyway, back to getting off the streetcar yesterday. The driver can hit a button that will trigger an announcement to the people on the streetcar, warning everyone that the ramp is going to be deployed and the middle car door won't open. Of course this specific breed of douchewaffle doesn't press the button. Few of them do. However, taking the young woman in front of the door that it wouldn't open, myself, wasn't even the epitome of stupidity that happened. Her, having headphones on, and ignoring me outright, even though I could tell she heard me, wasn't what got to me... The fact that *the dumbass driver only put the ramp out HALF EFFING WAY* pissed me of so bad. We didn't go at first, afraid we would break the thing. It was obvious this guy just couldn't be arsed. Finally, my fiance had to wheel me until I was at the end of the ramp (still about half a foot in the air at least) then left both the chair and I down. All while worrying we'd both get injured when the combined weight of two full grown adults and my wheelchair came crashing into the street. And the effing streetcar driver had the *AUDACITY* to look at us upset for taking so long! We had been told earlier that day that drivers can put the first half of the ramp out from their seat, but they have to get out to put the ramp down all the way. It was extremely obvious that he was just being lazy! I tried to memorize his streetcar number so I could report him, but I forgot by the time I got home. It was like 4502 or 4305 or something. So that doesn't help at all. If I were by myself, I would have just been stuck in the bloody idiot bus (driven by an idiot, not full of idiots... Although sometimes...) Extra: If you're wondering why it only went half way, I'll explain it here. In Toronto, there are streetcar stops where it lets the patron out on the road and the stops are on the side of the street; and stops that are in the middle of the street, and you get off on a platform. The platforms are all raised above the street, so when they made the ramps for the new streetcars, they installed two sections, and as I said in my story, the first can be ejected from the driver's seat, but the second half requires the drivers to get out of the streetcar, unlock the ramp with a key, and stand there while it extends, we get off, and the ramp is tucked back inside the vehicle. I mean yeah, that sounds like a pain in the ass, but DO YOUR JOB! People who don't see disability first or second hand, just don't understand how hard it is for those of us in a chair, when things so necessary for us are half assed. The amount of bathrooms I've been to that have a "handicapped" bathroom too small to fit my (smallest you can get, adult sized) chair in the stall, or everything is handicap accessible in the washroom, but the non-automatic door is heavier than the entire bathroom (small exaggeration) and getting in by yourself is literally impossible... I could go on, and don't get me started on what some people consider "ramps." In short, people don't actually care is their establishment is actually inclusive. They only care if it can squeeze past code. And it's sad. Sure, people in wheelchairs are a minority, but it's not like making a stall big enough it's only kind of helpful to that minority. It's the literal difference between being able to go to said place or not. Small example, then I'll shut up. I went to a Korean BBQ restaurant the other day, and their washrooms are downstairs. I had to go to Starbucks down the street first, and thank whomever you thank for these things, they don't make you but before using the bathroom anymore, but I always feel so bad for doing that. I had no choice though. Sure, my fiance has to wheel me up and down the steps in front of our apartment every time I leave the house, but there's a huge difference between a 5 stair entrance, and a 20+ stair flight into the dungeon, with a tiny bathroom at the bottom.

[@gina928]

All you have to do to a religious EK and EM is tell them that you will put a curse on them if they don't leave you alone about attending church with them.

[@mamabear1394]

I remember this one time when me, my dad and two of my brothers were getting on a flight and I was booked as disabled. (I am mentally disabled) but they assume he meant I had a invisible physical disability. I know because I ended up riding in a wheelchair. I did try to explain but no one would listen to me

[@Marius-wo4qn]

My moms a toaster. And my dads a toilet. SO HOW TF AM I A COW?!?!?!

[@SilverGamingFI]

Your mom has some explaining to do

[@Marius-wo4qn]

@@SilverGamingFI i agree lol

[@tonsilsthecat3430]

Is your brother a chicken?

[@Marius-wo4qn]

@@tonsilsthecat3430 no hes a table

[@samthescotsman]

my electric wheelchair is super expensive as well and i am so overprotective with it so i feel this guys pain. for me its a once in a lifetime purchase as due to being seriously ill and disabled i will be on benafits my entire life (im 25) so my mum had to lend me the money and we are poor

[@MarkNarrations]

I'm sorry to hear about your situation Sam. I know it's incredibly hard at times but try to stay positive, if you ever want to chat I'm often in Discord.

[@samthescotsman]

@@MarkNarrations thanks dude

[@caitlindooley7826]

I hate it when people try to get me to go to church I always tell them if I want talk to God he outside he is everywhere

[@LunaP1]

An entire water park full of EMs. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dr.health1688]

Surprise, I’m here yet again. EM’s fighting, wondrous.

[@mamabear1394]

OMG I love anime and if anyone tries to make me stop watching it or something like that. They are getting a earful.

[@TheArmyOfGoats]

Was... the cult.. the church of Christ... because.. it definitely fits

[@mamabear1394]

No sounds more like the Westbro Bapiest Church

[@wintekowa5889]

this a fucking spectator!!! EM VS EM vs EM.....!!!!

[@MarkNarrations]

They should have a UFC match. Triple threat!

[@oldwoman5942]

The wheelchair cost more than my first house!

[@MarkNarrations]

A house less than 55k? Where?! :)

[@oldwoman5942]

Daddy Cringe small town 40 years ago.

[@rohanbenjamin8497]

Great video as always man keep up the good work

[@bioshockbrat9171]

Here in Canada disabled people take importance over strollers so the bus driver will ask as nicely as possibly for the mothers, to fold up their stroller and move. We even have smaller transit buses exclusively for disabled riders. I've never run into a situation where someone has refused a disabled rider there needed space, we all kinda understand

[@beckiehubley5798]

Sadly, not everywhere in Canada. I hurt my back trying to hold my Walker out of the aisle because a woman with no mobility devices refused to move. She claimed she couldn't speak English. The driver refused to get involved.

[@bioshockbrat9171]

@@beckiehubley5798 I'm sorry that happened to you, and I hope your local transit gets their shit together.

[@anydangthing1802]

Cool

[@Lazy_eye_blobFish]

!!!!HI BRITISH PERSON!!!!

[@MarkNarrations]

Hey hey, how's life

[@Lazy_eye_blobFish]

@@MarkNarrations been better but also worse.

[@InternetinaNutshellChannel]

55k wheelchair? What is it? A Mercedes?

[@LunaP1]

Internet in a Nutshell Channel medical equipment, devices and materials are extremely expensive. It’s not far from plausible that an electric wheelchair would cost that much.

[@missluciddreams3472]

Did u see how big that person was too? Need at 55,000 to hold all that! 😲

[@srwater1]

My Grandma costed over 80k. It had to be custom made. She has to rod in both her legs. Hip to ankle.

[@srwater1]

@Wes Prang you only need to replace every three months on that stuff. Also you can order it online and it's cheaper.

[@v1xe_n]

EP water park

[@ljh5141]

👍👍👍👍👍❤

[@fate_clotho9596]

Ugh, I hate religious people that make it their business to shove their religion down your throat! My grandma who lived in Minnesota, my dad's mom, was LDS, or Morman as their more well known by. But she was an open-minded, caring and loving woman who put her family first. Not religion. She loved us, her granddaughters, no matter what, regardless our sexual orientation, our religious choices, etc. *that* is a true religious person to me. Not these bible thumping, holier than thou, religious freaks that spread shame and hate.

[@illegalpumpkin9896]

Uwu