Entitled Parents Who Got Instant Karma | Gag Of The Millennial Ep.14 | Roly & Luxeria

Entitled Parents Who Got Instant Karma! From Karens demanding special treatment & Entitled Parents who need a Reality Check to terrible parents airports making passengers lives hell! Luxeria and I go through r/entitledparents Reddit and read some of the worst stories around. Welcome to Gag Of The Millennial where Luxeria & I discuss Hot Topics, Spill Some Tea and chat about everything that makes Millennials GAG! Available as audio on Spotify & iTunes!
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[@RolyWestYT]

Hi loves I hope you enjoy this new episode!! Please hit the like on the video and come follow below

[@gowons_cherry]

Yaaaaaaa

[@Letty_critters420o65]

I definitely enjoy all your videos!!

[@itakelly8150]

This was fantastic, thanks you two xx

[@elizabthharris6741]

Adults make the money to go to disneyland! Screw the kids! I loved this video!

[@kibablade2642]

Had my KZbin on auto-play, and it started playing this video. I'm absolutely in love with the way both of you narrate these stories. Your voices are absolutely perfect together. Am so glad I stumbled across your channel. Consider me a new fan, am subscribing IMMEDIATELY. Thank you for making my workday entertaining. ❤️

[@teeevans5207]

Luxeria: "You're not raising it! You're letting it run feral in the garden!" Me: *Almost choking on my mashed potatoes laughing*

[@SpookiCooki]

And the posh British accent made it even better! 🤣 Everyone needs a Luxeria to bite back at entitled people.

[@venussunshine5366]

😂😂

[@thegracklepeck]

I was snort laughing at that line too 😂

[@RolyWestYT]

R.I.P

[@teeevans5207]

@@SpookiCooki The entitlement and adacity

[@oliverharris60]

My grandparents always told my parents something like: “You’re raising your children to be their own person. You’ll know you’ve done your job when they have the confidence to be how they are and fix their own mistakes. You’re not raising them to be mini-yous. They’ll grow up into beautiful people if you raise them well.”

[@RolyWestYT]

YES!!! This is perfect

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

Love this so much

[@BeeWilla4]

Thank you!! This is how you raise your children. Your grandparents sound like awesome people 😘

[@sarahwithstars]

Very wise beautiful philosophy... these are the people who should be procreating

[@The_Jerkinator]

I love that. That will 100% be the mindset I will have when and if I have children. And if anything, I wouldn't want them to be me. I have too much anxiety, depression, im on the spectrum, and I have a (minor, treatable) physical deformity- ain't no way I want them to deal with that lol

[@Luxeria]

This topic awakened a deep fire within me 😂😂😂

[@novariverstone8973]

The dip fire 🔥

[@liesjelualockse6377]

The fire in the oven for all kids coming in your backyard ?!🤭

[@SpookiCooki]

Oh it gets everyone riled up. I'm ready to throw some fists after hearing some stories.

[@RolyWestYT]

THE DIP!

[@venussunshine5366]

@@liesjelualockse6377 😂

[@stephutech]

"I don't care how old the child is, if they are in my garden, they'll be arrested by the police. If I have not allowed the child onto my property, it must be dealt with IMMEDIALIAH ... into the oven" - Luxeria 2021

[@RolyWestYT]

Bake the baby

[@cxptianswxnxo]

Scoldy woldy

[@kaylanorton3212]

@@cxptianswxnxo lol

[@devontamosley4487]

Gout!

[@lizkolacz8550]

Hahaha!!!

[@SlendyMane]

If you can't find a babysitter, just don't show up. Like, the bride will understand. I had to do it before. Why on earth do people make things so difficult?

[@hyperfixedandhopeless995]

I imagine there were other parents whose babysitters cancelled who weren't able to show up, this woman decided she was more important than any one else who was invited and had children

[@RolyWestYT]

Yes or even just ask before you go. Like don't just show up and assume it's ok? Like come on

[@SlendyMane]

@Roly nope. I don't even ask. I'm too shy lol If they say no, it's a no lolololololol

[@Emerald-t7k]

FOMO is one hell of a drug lol

[@booklover1298]

I agree that she shouldn't have attended the wedding. I think that the bride would've understood if the woman had said she couldn't go because she was unable to find a babysitter. The woman deserved it when she got escorted out by a couple of people.

[@tomislavacavar958]

Fun fact! The "blood is thicker than water" is one of the most misquoted sayings out there. The full thing goes: "Blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb", meaning the bonds you make by choice are stronger than those you are born into - the LITERAL OPPOSITE of what most people mean when they say it. So technically, it is true. Love it when you two bless us with your combined chaos, you make mY GOUT 😘 Edit: Thanks to all the folks who corrected me down below, as it turns out this is actually a new interpretation of the proverb which emerged back in 1885. The original one does have the "family over everything meaning", and most likely dates to 12th century Germany. Still, I find it interesting how the general mindset is changing to recognize that the new version holds truer.

[@Primal_Chaos]

I came here just to say exactly this. My parents would try to quote this all the time, and when I found out the actual quote, I was so mad!

[@angelaoriel5912]

the actual quote is actually very beautiful. fuck whoever twisted the meaning of it

[@venussunshine5366]

Oh my! 😆 Learn something new every day☺️ Thank you 💕

[@SaintJezehell]

It’s also weird that we’re comparing our commitment to one another to the thickness of liquids.

[@imhereforit2475]

Sperm is thicker than blood. Haha it just makes no sense when thought of literally.

[@Jess38044]

The whole pool scenario with the girl saying sorry at the end really fucking got me - if a kid is apologising for behalf of someone else - especially an adult - you know their home life is kinda fucked. It reminded me of a random vid i saw of an adult filming themselves sneaking up and scaring a kid (three years old perhaps?) and the kid was sitting there. The adult did the whole "what are doing?" Jumpscare thing, and the kid's immediate reflex was to apologise, even though it was sitting on a computer chair. That's a red flag for a shit home life too imo! Save me a seat on the trigger train 😂

[@RolyWestYT]

RED FLAG YES!! Clearly things like that happen often and that's a fear response they have learnt! Terrible

[@Jess38044]

@@RolyWestYT yes, that's exactly it! Feel bad for the kiddos :(

[@Annie_Annie__]

I remember being the kid that had to apologize for my embarrassing mother. She would send us to friends’ houses unexpectedly while she went somewhere and locked up the house pretty often, so then friend’s parents were stuck with us. And if friend’s family had plans, they had to either cancel or drop us off in our front yard knowing that it could be hours and hours before our mom came home. It was super fun playing with a friend in their room and hearing their parents in the next room argue about what to do with you and vent about what a bitch your mom is. But I was a little kid and didn’t have much of a choice. The majority of the time I knew the stuff my mother did was wrong, selfish, and messed up and it made me feel embarrassed and really guilty, but I couldn’t make it stop, either. It’s an incredibly helpless feeling.

[@Jess38044]

@@Annie_Annie__ i am so sorry, that's horrendous that you had to go through that

[@Annie_Annie__]

Jess What really sucks is the reason she did that was she used to leave my brother and I home by ourselves and just tell us not to open the door for anyone. We were probably 4 & 5 when I remember her doing that. She might’ve done it when we were younger and I just don’t remember. I don’t know. I can remember her doing that when I was in kinder or 1st grade and it would be my job to make dinner for my brother and me. Anyway, my dad found out about it (they’re divorced and he lived out of state) and told her he’d call CPS and get custody of us if she ever left us alone like that again. So her solution when she couldn’t find a sitter or “just wanted some me-time” was to find a neighbor to dump us off on. Without ever asking said neighbor if it was okay. More than once we were too embarrassed to tell the neighbor/friend’s mom that our mom wasn’t home, so we’d just sit on the porch for a couple hours until mom got home.

[@superdrwholock]

'It's not a case of child-free privilege, it's parent consequence' yesss I couldn't agree more with her statement

[@annacress4596]

“You are just letting it be feral in the garden.” Oh I’m gonna be using that lol

[@RolyWestYT]

HAHAHAA

[@sedwards6213]

I have actually used this wording before 😂 I’m having flashbacks! 🤣

[@fancydeer]

The stories where parents just dump their kids on perfect strangers are TERRIFYING. Not only do they not give a flying fuck about their kids' safety but they're saying "hey blindly trust every adult you meet! they won't hurt you!" and setting up these children to be kidnapped or molested or trafficked or killed. Jesus, that mom sending her two kids to go swim with a perfect stranger, she didn't know who was at that house or what was happening there. The dad on the plane didn't know that person he was leaving his kids with. And in cases like this you don't know who else is around besides just the adult the kids are interacting with! Like what Luxeria said someone could be watching this situation and realize these kids are vulnerable and that their parents don't give a shit.

[@AA-yc9dq]

My mom was dated this guy when I was in 1st grade and he had a daughter my age and 2 sons aged 12&13. Even though they only were together for less than a year, she had the bright idea to leave the kids with me in our 2bedroom apt alone one day. Felt like a stranger in my own home

[@elainepavek3156]

Ok, this is going to sound cheesy but I was actually HONORED that my daughter trusted me enough to tell me first when she came out as lesbian (and her girlfriend is SUCH a lovely person❤)

[@RolyWestYT]

This is lovely

[@vincetravis8701]

As an LGBT+ child to very supportive parents, I am thankful for them every day. It made coming out to them easy. I feel like I can come to them for anything and I'm just so happy to be given a home built on trust, support, respect, and love.

[@yvonnecook8635]

That warms my heart❤️

[@nincure]

My fiancée's younger sister just came out to her as bi. She felt similarly!

[@batsnghostz]

Not cheesey just great parenting

[@aRAINofBLOOD]

I personally have two 5-year-olds, a 4-year-old, and a 10-month-old. I absolutely refuse to take them to the pool unless I have another adult go with me. Far too many little lives to watch out for and just not enough hands.

[@lorzl1287]

100%! I know where I live that if you're going to a public pool you wouldn't be allowed to take them on your own for exactly that reason. I understand where you're coming from

[@oddmnemosyne2869]

Two major reoccurring themes I picked up on throughout this: 1. Parents putting their children in inappropriate situations; leaving their children with strangers, parentifying older children, bringing them along to adults-only events, or leaving them to roam unsupervised. 2. Parents who are unwilling to guide their children through difficult emotions like fear or disappointment; asking for stranger's food or gifts, demanding money and vacations, putting the responsibility on others for their child's emotions, condoning theft? They don't want to have to deal with the big emotions that are bound to come from these situations and in some cases are the ones who set their children up for disappointment in the first place, then take no effort to teach them how to work through and past those feelings.

[@RolyWestYT]

It's just madness how they have kids to begin with! It's like they think they are just toys who have no feeling or don't need help

[@oddmnemosyne2869]

@@RolyWestYT having worked in childcare most of my adult life, I've unfortunately seen so much of this. So many people seem to have children because they just think they're supposed to, like they never really considered the option of *not* having children, and never actually considered the work involved. I try to be compassionate because you never know all the circumstances and especially in the US there's a serious lack of support for parents, but also there are so many people who are just outright neglectful or toxic to their children and it's infuriating.

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

The best parents are people who don’t have kids 😅. We take it seriously, which is why we don’t have them

[@oddmnemosyne2869]

@@JDMimeTHEFIRST I mean, I do have a kid, but I see what you mean lol.

[@amyshannon7195]

I was parentified when I was younger and would've looked after my siblings for hours on end due to my mother having mental health issues... I remember sometimes my mum would get up at like 3pm, and if I tried to go out with my friends, I'd have to bring my much younger siblings. Including when they required buggies. Needless to say I have decided not to have kids because I feel like I've already had them

[@JJ-de7vk]

You know those times when you are so annoyed that your heart starts beating in your nose. Kids aren’t the issue, the parents are.

[@RolyWestYT]

Hahaha Oh we have all had those moments

[@22Charile]

I’m a stepmum to two boys 7&9 and I am blessed with looking like I’m 16 😂 I parked in a “parent” bay in Tesco’s with the children in the back and a women in her Ford galaxy full of children got out and started to yell at me for being selfish and taking up a bay to which I had “NO RIGHT TO!” I calmly looked at her, opened my passenger door and let the two children out, smiled sweetly at her and my youngest turned to me and went “What a Karen!” We walked off laughing 😂

[@boldanabrasevic3020]

Oh God, I can relate. My younger sister is 9 years younger than me and I got asked who's the younger one before 😂

[@emmaw944]

My sister had a similar thing with a disabled parking spot ( her car is old covered in stickers, she is young and very healthy looking, I know not all disablies are visible tho) the car park was busy she got the only free disabled spot, some bloke leans out of his car shouting at her waving his blue badge asking if she wanted to borrow it, she calmly lent in her car and got theirs out said "no it's fine my 7 year old son has cancer is very poorly and can't walk he already has one" he just said nothing and drove off

[@katelyn3490]

Sounds like that bike lady was trying to run a scam and picked the wrong person that time. She probably scopes out bikes and then has her kid take them. She called the police because she thought they would side with a child with their parent who made the call over the other person. The OP was lucky they had just bought it and had the box and receipt.

[@RolyWestYT]

YES I did not say it but did think this could be something she does often! Like why else would you think this would work? like how?

[@robinhazen8034]

I agree with you Roly! I've absolutely had to wash my hands of a few close relatives who are liars, con-artists and backstabbers. But so far I'm the only one who finally got fed up enough to completely disown them. Others are still trapped in "but they're family!" mode. I can't tell them what to do obviously - we're all adults - but I hate to see good people being brought down repeatedly by the toxic ones.

[@erinmartin1768]

You know, hearing your words on cutting out toxic parents really soothed me. I cut out my dad & step-mom because I always felt like dirt whenever they spoke to me. Thank you for reaffirming that I'm not a selfish POS for protecting my sanity. Well, whats left of it! 🤪

[@lydiaj7492]

I had to finally go fully non contact with my dad when I was in my 30s. It was awful, and my mom tried to guilt me into forgiving him, but that only made me dig my heels in more. We were still estranged When he died, but I didn't regret my decision, even though it did complicate my grief process.

[@mooooooooo9008]

WAS LOOKIN FORWARD TO THIS FOR AGESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS GIRL

[@RolyWestYT]

YAAASSS FINALLY HERE

[@emi2276]

You said my brain thoughts exactly!!!!!!!

[@HumanimalChannel]

It's Friday night, I'm working tomorrow, it's nice to kick back with a simple meal a glass of wine and Roly and Luxeria

[@coliesamuels]

My husband and I are about to adopt so we can save a child from a toxic family . And I hope our child is as level headed and in the same breathe mad as you both .

[@kaysee2428]

Congratulations! I'm sure your child is wonderful and I'm so happy you and your husband are adopting and helping a child!

[@MjStslker]

Read this comment at the end of 2022 and I'm hoping everything worked out great for y'all and your new addition to the family💗

[@andylovesbats4566]

Luxeria saying singular words with very little context made my day :D "Cheese." "Jjjjuicy." "GOUT"

[@NarutoCosplayer25]

The daughter with the begging family: I would've asked if i could claim them all as dependents on my taxes. Since it sounds like she takes care of more than ⅔ of their financial needs.

[@PartyPoisonKelly]

My first thought with the swimming pool toddler story wasn't "what if it drowns?" It was "what if it pisses in her brand new swimming pool!" ... suppose that says more about me as a person 🤣

[@thegracklepeck]

Same, same 😆

[@amandabowe652]

I was thinking of a turd...

[@publicserviceannouncement4777]

"We don't swim in your toilet so please don't pee in our pool."

[@hawkwardfairy]

Storytime with Amanda: I have two jobs, one being in a retail shop. This shop has one electric cart available (for those who can't walk around), parked in the front foyer by the exit. This is so that it's charged for use. I was coming out of the backroom for two ship to store items for a customer when I spotted a child on the electic cart. He wad bumping into shopping carts, the exit door made of glass and almost one elderly lady. I had pulled the emergency door open (so it remains open) and asked the child politely to not play on the cart. "You could hurt yourself sweety", then proceeded to part the cart back where it belonged. The child just stood there, until his mother came roaring at me. When I said she screamed at me... I mean at the top of her lungs so that everyone could hear. 'How dare I tell her autistic son what to do (insert several youtube banned words)'. All I was doing was making sure her son was safe. The woman made me cry. I calmed down and went back to it... several customers who witnessed it came over to to check on me and tell my manager what had transpired. Yes, I still work there.

[@RolyWestYT]

What a twat!! Sorry that happened to you and hope nothing like this happens again

[@Raztiana]

It's a horrible way to treat you, and if her son is Autistic, then she shouldn't leave him alone in a store. It's clearly neglectful at least. It seems like you have a good manager, and like most of your customers are lovely people.

[@just.act.natural1078]

As someone with a child with autism, I can tell you that woman seriously f*cked up. I'm sorry she made you cry but I'm glad witnesses were sympathetic and backed you up with your boss. I hope you are okay. Just know you did absolutely nothing wrong, she should have been grateful you cared enough to say something tbh. I just can't fathom leaving my child alone for half a second - never mind long enough to be doing something so dangerous - and people are judgey enough about autism as it is without people like this woman adding to it with their behaviour. Autism may make it harder for kids to understand but that doesn't mean you don't at least TRY to teach them, and you definitely don't attack people who are only trying to help. You also definitely don't leave them unsupervised in shops, especially if they can't understand basic risk assessment or communication. I hope you never have to go through anything like this again, but also that it hasn't put you off caring enough to speak up cos god knows we need more care and compassion in this world.

[@aquabluerose7734]

I feel so bad for both you and the kid, that mom sounds awful! (You did everything right, the mom is lazy and mean!)

[@booklover1298]

That mom sounds awful. Her screaming at you at the top of her lungs is completely unacceptable. She should've instead thanked you for what you did. She also should've been keeping an eye on her kid. At least it seems that your manager and some customers are good people.

[@kirstyphillips1972]

Well, this video was a well timed moment. My mum has always been emotionally abusive and I put up with it for years, until around 2 years ago when I had finally had enough. Unfortunately she lives around the corner from me and sends my Dad round with messages and nasty letters... he wont stand up to her! Just this afternoon he was round again telling me I had to back down because she will never change, so I just had to accept how she treats me....it's the 3rd time this week! I stood my ground and told him no, but I know so many people don't understand or support my choice, including him. To hear the 2 of you talk about cutting off toxic and emotionally abusive people is the content I hadn't expected but definitely needed this evening!

[@RolyWestYT]

GOOD FOR YOU!!! Honestly you did the right thing! Hope one day you can maybe move further away to get some better space

[@kirstyphillips1972]

@@RolyWestYT Thank you. I know there will be a difficult time ahead but I won't go back to how things were.

[@melissabarrett9750]

@@kirstyphillips1972 I hope you are as far away from them as possible now and enjoying life

[@MeghanTeamKC]

“I’m sneezing on that foot!” The quote of the year everybody!!!!! 😂 🤧 🦶

[@RolyWestYT]

HAHAHA

[@MeghanTeamKC]

@@RolyWestYT omg Roly!!! Love ya and Luxeria!!

[@ninalove3044]

The fact that two individuals with no children have loads more common sense in regards to raising/handling kids speaks volumes! Thank u for speaking ur truth, as a mother, a cannot fathom what goes thru these "parents" minds!! Tons of love from Connecticut, keep up the wonderful content! 💗🌈💪✌️😘 (*Also, ur both so beautiful to watch and listen to! Yes I'm fangirling, I simply cannot help it🤭😍)

[@melissabarrett9750]

Just goes to show that any idiot with a functioning reproductive system and an equally willing member of the opposite sex can become parents regardless of whether they have any parental interest, instincts or decency

[@thegreatgaby]

Can’t wait for this scaldy-waldy Darjeeling! ☕️

[@RolyWestYT]

YASSSS

[@helenaalbert7461]

This brought so much out of me. I still struggle with anger with my family, although I have been freed from the toxic assholes for 2 years now. Both of my parents are sociopathic drug addicts. My little brother is unfortunately on their team. They have been taken to court for the thousands of dollars they refuse to pay back. But they still try to be sneaky and play "superior ". 20 years of pain, I am 25 now. They will never see the error of their ways...sober or not.

[@melissabarrett9750]

Thank goodness you're free, sadly too many are trapped and can't get away

[@minerwendismund9702]

The story about mindset that all you need in your life is a marriage and kids gives me gout! Most off the people I know are all about that. The trauma that a lot of people have (me included) bc of this lifestyle is just sad. I don't want kids and my sisters are always telling me that's "not normal". It hurts to hear it, but hearing you talking about this topic feels like a warm hug of acceptance. Roly and Luxeria thank you for being wonderful humans and making entertaining content with intelligent commentary! 🖤

[@RolyWestYT]

Agree 100%! Same with my upbringing. I know it's weird to say because I would not be here but my mum should NOT have had kids at all. I am shocked me and my sister are not more fucked up with that shit we went through because she had this mindset to of I MUST HAVE KIDS even though she could not afford us

[@minerwendismund9702]

@@RolyWestYT I completely understand. When my mother told me that she had me bc she didn't want to be alone I was like: what am I? A pet?? So I also sometimes wonder how I'm not in a mental asylum 🤣 But the good thing is that we can tell our stories and maybe end this cycle of stupidity

[@commanderxtowel8465]

Never let people shame you into children. My husband and I were never going to have kids. My christian family was in an UPROAR. That's just not what an "upstanding christian woman does". I was expected to be married early, pregnant immediately after marriage, and play house and stay home. Needless to say I didn't fit my mom's mold 😂😂 If kids aren't for you, they aren't for you. Forcing raising a child upon someone will make everyone miserable. We did eventually have a child (we adopted) but after 7 years of marriage. Everyone does life differently. 🤷🏼‍♀️ You do you boo and don't let anyone fuck with you

[@minerwendismund9702]

@@commanderxtowel8465 Christianity is a big part of most of my country so I'm already used to every type of judgement there is 😅 Good thing is that I was stubborn since I was a child and I never let them get to me. It wasn't easy but looking back I can say that I don't regret anything. Now I enjoy taking care of my cats and trying to work on myself as much as it's possible. Future is truly a mystery, so who knows how life will progress. Adopting is such a wonderful thing to do! Giving a child a healthy home, family, love and security just warms my heart. I'm truly happy for your family and I wish you all the brightest lives 🖤

[@watsername]

Me and my fiancé want kids, tbh we don't even fully know why, and we are poor af and disabled, but I am super thrifty, good at diy, not opposed to some quality dumpster diving 👌I mean I know how to clean, otherwise I wouldn't dream of it no matter how much I want kids, I know unfortunately my kids will never know luxury but I was brought up poor and my mum took advantage of any free thing she could, I got taken to so many museums and things, had plenty of second hand and hand me downs I was never completely without, it's amazing how many people just think plopping out a kid is being a parent, or *just* spending money, when there's so much effort and planning involved, and if you can't fathom that, CONTRACEPTION!!

[@riom.6091]

I am repeating a year in school and I am in my final year of my GCSEs I did my English Mock last week and got my results today… I got 90%! Which is an A*! This makes this day even better on top of that!

[@hailey7361]

Congrats 🥳✨

[@halcyondays4922]

Congratulations!

[@RolyWestYT]

Ooooo We love to hear it!!

[@austinfranklin417]

When y'all started doing the circus music, I literally spit my drink. We used to that in basic training when things got crazy. 🤣🤣🤣💜

[@RolyWestYT]

HAHAHA Love it!

[@sweariefaerie9621]

The fact that I have no arrest record is evidence that I've never dealt with parents like that. Even just hearing these, I want to hit something.

[@Raztiana]

This reminds me of when I was sitting at a café a couple of years ago. I was supposed to meet a girlfriend, but I needed to entertain myself for an hour first. So I found a small table in the back of my favourite café, ordered a chai and began writing. It's one of those places where I always feel creative, so I love being there. I had vaguely noticed that a group of girls had sat down at the table next to me, but I was focused on writing. Every now and then I would look up and stare into the air, and apparently some of these girls thought I was looking at them. So one of them came over and asked if I spoke English. I said yes, and then she said, that some of them were "a little uncomfortable" when I was looking at them. I told her that I had never looked at them, and I couldn't care less about what was going on at their table. She looked offended and left. Soon she came back (because me starring into nothingness is SOOO offensive), and she told me it was illegal to look at people if they found it uncomfortable. Both my parents are lawyers, so I have a pretty good idea about what is legal and what is not. Looking at people in public is not a crime in Denmark. When I was done laughing, I told her that she was being ridiculous, and that she must be really arrogant if she thought she was worth looking at...and to leave me the F*** alone! People have the strangest ideas about, what they are entitled to. Apparently, I wasn't allowed to look out into the air.

[@gxorgiex]

Roly: “of course the toddler bursts into tears” Luxeria: GOOD 😂😂😂😂

[@meganscorpio]

I’m a parent of two. I laughed all the way through this video. Absolutely loved it. Please do a part two. These douche canoe parents out here need to be called out more often. When my daughter was four we were at a photography studio getting pictures done for Christmas. There were other parents and children there waiting. My daughter was sitting at a little Lego table and a boy about the same age as her decided he was going to pull the chair out from under her and then kick her. His parents did/said NOTHING!!! I scolded him and comforted my daughter. The mom gave me a death glare like I was the one in the wrong. Opposite end of the spectrum, but still awful parents 😂

[@melissabarrett9750]

Evil parents

[@Kayoticmunkee]

My niece and I shared a birthday party this year, she turned 19, and I turned 25. We had a BUNCH of people there, which included a few tiny humans. Oh my god, MENACES. I felt so bad for us, but like I could never Karen and yell at them. They kept running and climbing under our centerpiece where all of the present were. TRUE FEAR.

[@nightynightshade]

What’s sad is the majority of this stuff is common sense. Immature adults should not be parents. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@DivaAllyC]

They’re also the ones who will claim that anyone who doesn’t have their own child doesn’t know anything about children Hamm and has no right to say anything about how anyone chooses to parent. So many things but here’s two. 1. There are plenty of people who have years of study and years of experience working with children. Childcare isn’t just letting children play and do whatever they want all day while half watching them while painting your nails like some people seem to think. You have to know, be aware and be able to recognise and anticipate so many things. There’s constant observations and reports to be done. There’s also having to learn everything about multiple children all at once. A lot of parents don’t want to accept that in a lot of cases their child’s carers know the child better than the parents do because of how much more time they spend with them and how much attention they are required to give and put into knowing everything about that child. They don’t need to have pushed a baby out of their body to know about raising children they do it every day. The only difference is they get a break at night. There are plenty of people working in medical fields like paediatrics or other child related medical roles who don’t have children. I know who’s health advice is take when it comes to caring for children than someone with no medical training who’s only qualification or experience is they were able to reproduce. 2. Some things are common sense. Don’t let your toddler play with fire, if a child eats a peanut and goes into Anaphylaxis you don’t have to be a parent (or even medically trained) to recognise that child has a peanut allergy, don’t leave you child with any old stranger. There are endless examples of things that anyone with a brain would recognise. Being able to reproduce doesn’t guarantee common sense, just like not having reproduced doesn’t mean someone doesn’t have common sense. Only an immature parent would think they know better than anyone and everyone else and take every suggestion made by anyone as criticism. Sorry to those types of parents, a child’s well-being will always be more important than an adult’s ego, and people should always advocate for child safety first There’s a difference between not understanding the exhaustion etc of being a parent and never getting a break, and

[@aliaalrashedi7992]

Fuck yeah, my favourite gals are back!!!!! I literally treat this podcast as a bedtime story kind of thing !!

[@RolyWestYT]

Hope you enjoy

[@abigailcatharinax]

Sameee

[@peachxtaehyung]

8:30 yesss totally agree! Like I don't get how these parents like disown their kids and stuff when they come out as LGBTQ+ or something! Like before you have a kid you need to think how you may react if that was to happen in the future and if you're not ok with it then you either need to keep it in your pants or use every kind of contraception you can to prevent a pregnancy!

[@willow_de_mori3754]

I love both of you together, it always ends up to me laughing hysterically, so thx for the day boost! 😁🤩

[@RolyWestYT]

Thank you lovely

[@crystalpolice]

I wouldn't leave my kids with my most trusted friend for her to watch them in the pool. It's a high-stress situation when kids are involved, and I wouldn't overstep our boundaries. Plus, I just feel like I NEED to be there to keep them safe, you know? All of these stories make me feel like an excellent parent, lol! Love y'all! Edit: Crotch goblins! I have a decal on my car that states "Vaccinate Your Crotch Goblins." 🙊

[@meggerz5687]

I believe that if your toddler is swimming the parent needs to be in the water or less than an arms length away. It’s because that’s a particularly dangerous age and then to try to keep watch of other children at the same time is just a disaster waiting to happen. Drowning is a silent death with little kids because they just sink and it happens so fast.

[@riversrhodell2359]

One of my young cousins nearly drowned in a pool because my neglectful aunt and uncle left them with all the other kids playing in the pool, expecting them to start magically babysitting, and they wandered into the deep end. My same age cousin ended up having to save them, and it was super traumatizing.

[@TokeTiger]

This could be called “Luxaria gets triggered for 54 minutes”

[@RolyWestYT]

HAHAHA

[@SaintJezehell]

10/10! But let’s not give the dad just “stupid dad” title. What he did was entitled. If it had been the mother who did that and ran to the seat with her husband, we wouldn’t just be like “ah, the bumbling mother!” Lol. Fathers get a pass far too often and are praised for the bare minimum. The mum sounded quite nice though.

[@booklover1298]

I agree that the mom seems like a nice woman. Afterwards she apologized and made the guy apologize to the woman.

[@SaintJezehell]

@@booklover1298definitely!

[@marsmagdalene]

I didn't think it was an excuse, more so just a reason why... unfortunately "bumbling dad" is a popular character trope irl.

[@Shutupbradley]

@@booklover1298 Yeah, it made a lot of sense that the kids where nice and well behaved. Mom ran out of human batteries, relied on the Dad (which she should be able to) and when dad failed, she 1) looked for the kids and made sure they where ok 2) displayed proper disapproval towards the dude and 3) truly seemed to care about having inconvenienced a stranger, seemed like a decent enough person

[@petthequeenofmaddness8592]

@@booklover1298 I feel a bit bad. My guess is the dad works and has no idea how to handle the kids the mom is tired from pacing every thing well the kids slept then woke up full of energy. The dad saw an opportunity and took it more then likely still tired from work.

[@angelsovl]

I don't normally comment but I 100% agree with what you & luxeria were saying about the family that demanded money from their child but was emotionally ab*sive to them. my family have always outcasted me & bullied me in front of other family members, and then wonder why I don't want to speak to them. I relate to what you both said a lot and it would be amazing to hear back from you ❤️

[@RolyWestYT]

Well thanks for commenting!! You are doing the right thing and stay strong! They don't deserve someone like you!!!

[@angelsovl]

@@RolyWestYT thank you, sorry I didn't mean to make it seem like it's a lot of effort for me to comment. I normally just listen to your videos in the background so I don't comment because I'm doing other stuff while listening ❤️ thank you, its hard as I'm only 20 but I'm just learning to become really independent. I love hearing you & luxeria talk about things as we view things the same way so it's nice to know there's people on my side ❤️❤️ thank you for replying it means a lot

[@DaniAbeyta]

"Blood of the covenant is thicker than water of the womb" - full quote, meaning the bonds you choose in life are more important than family :)

[@cowboybones5743]

the story about the mom trying to have her 8-year-old watch the 2-year-old in the pool unleashed so many memories lol. i grew up with a single mom who was an addict and would find any way she could figure out how to leave me with my schoolmates' families and stuff and it was so incredibly embarrassing, i always found myself apologizing to my friends' parents in that way when my mom had like essentially forced me into their responsibility without their consent

[@jujunew6003]

Thank you for another episode! Also THANK YOU for saying that "you chose to have children" and that it shouldn't be the rest of the worlds problem because they made that choice ☺

[@ghostigames6848]

I'm trying my best not to break down rn lol, thank you for posting 😭🖤🖤

[@RolyWestYT]

Sending you lots of love

[@sheinakinn2936]

Entitled people evoke homicidal feelings in me. All these people who experienced this bs are absolute saints for their reactions. Loved this video and the human trafficking story line, I died 😂

[@returntoaloe]

You don't understand how much these videos make my day! Thank you for the free serotonin

[@RolyWestYT]

So glad to hear love

[@melissahayes7859]

Roly and Lux, you guys have no idea how much I enjoy your podcasts. the past few weeks I’ve been rewatching them because they help my anxiety focus on something else as a distraction. I can’t wait to get in bed and watch this later ☺️

[@RolyWestYT]

Sending you a big hug!!

[@TeamOuid]

Thank you for the pep talk around fifty minutes. I needed that. Just gone non-com with my Mom and it's tearing me up. Watching to get a bit of a giggle and some cheer. Ended up with 2 amazing Women on the Go affirming me.

[@RolyWestYT]

Sending lots of love!!

[@GMW.artist]

I had my children on the proviso that they'll become the people they want to be, not a carbon copy of myself and their Father. The most important things for me is that they're happy, kind and living the lives they want...

[@alicehellingman1637]

As the daughter of a toxic mother, the thing Roly said near the end about not keeping toxic parents/family really went to my heart. That's soo true. I've tried many times to heal the relationship with my mum but each time she hurts me even harder. Everytime I tell about this to friends or colleages, i get the stupid "but shes your mum" answer. Thanks so much for letting me know I'm not being an ignorant child or anything but I am just truly doing what's better for me.

[@pebblesandwoowoo]

That story with the child taking the bike from the garden and his mum ending up being arrested; her behaviour JUST goes to show why he(?) thought it was acceptable to go into someone else's back yard and STEAL a bike. The kid sounds like they get everything they want and can't understand why they can't have it. As entitled as that mother is I really worry for her child; if they think thats ok and acceptable with their mother fighting their corner (which is completely backwards), that kid will end up isolated, without friends, lonely, and likely in trouble with the law as/when they grow up and become an adult. A parents job is to teach their child how to become a full grown human and guide them into the world with a moral compass or they will just fail and be so broken for it. As a mother I find her behaviour disgusting and so shocking. As naughty as the child was for taking the bike they clearly haven't been given the correct tools to navigate life and think that behaviour is ok and mum will sort it. Actually quite heartbreaking to know that child will have big problems as they get older, all because of their mother 💔😔

[@kalieris]

I really wish there had been something like your podcast when I was dealing with distancing from my abusive parents 30 years ago. It’s actually very comforting even now to be reminded that boundaries are good and I owe abusers nothing. Thank you. Much love to you both. ❤️

[@ellis20022]

@13:06 unfortunately this story didnt surprise me one bit. i used to work at a library and we had a whole floor dedicated to children (books, toys, computers, comfy chairs). almost every kid there would just be dropped off when we opened and then picked up when we closed (at 10pm!!!!) like we were some sort of free day care. one of our librarians was literally teaching someones kid how to read because she was 9 years old and was "homeschooled", but she was never home, she spent her whole life in that library. these kids arent even old enough to count to 10 and theyd be left alone with a bunch of strangers with no way to contact family if an emergency happens. none of us were paid enough or trained enough to watch over 20 kids and also do our jobs. once, a freshmen at my highschool and her baby brother were left at the library the entire 12 hours we were open and their family never picked them up. it was winter, snow and ice on the ground, middle of the night, and they were about to walk home alone. i ended up taking them home, because i knew this person went to my school and i couldnt in good consious just leave them there. they had a house key, thankfully, and drop off was successful. we arent even allowed to take patrons home for safety reasons, but these were kids so i didnt get in trouble or anything.

[@rubyrae7715]

😱I seriously cannot believe people would just drop their kids at a library for that long without any supervision. 🤦🏽‍♀️ That’s so sad.

[@phoenix.pluviophile]

This isn’t an entitled parent but a Karen story that happened to me. So this Karen had a go at me for crossing the road with my dog. Basically I have a big boxer dog named bane, he looks really intimidating but is actually a massive sweetheart, I am a 14 year old girl for context. Part of my chore list is to walk him around our small semi-rural British town everyday. I take him to this park 10 minutes away from home because it has a big field that he can run around. Nearly there all I needed to do was cross the road, on the other side of the road was an old lady with her dog, her dog was a lot smaller than my dog and as we crossed my dog went to greet the other dog. My dog like I said prior looks big and scary but actually is really sweet and friendly; when he sees other dogs he likes to say hello by sniffing them, however I try pull him away as I think it’s rude to just let your dog walk up to people. I try pull him away from the lady but he is obviously much stronger then me, I apologise to the lady but she starts shouting at me for scaring her dog and she didn’t see the point in me crossing the road. I explained to her I was going to the park so I needed to cross the road but she kept shouting at me. I just stand there sort of in disbelief because this 70-80 year old woman is screaming at me, a 14 year old, for trying to walk my dog. I kept trying to explain to her why I hadn’t done anything wrong but she wouldn’t listen and eventually I began to walk away. She began shouting profanities at me telling me to put down my “dangerous and aggressive” dog. I then shout at her telling her to take her entitled boomer head out of her ar*e. I continue toward the park whilst she is still shouting at me but I ignore her and I have fun with my dog at the park.

[@moonprincessRN]

This is a story about an elderly Karen.

[@allisoncastle]

Man this is definitely a Karen

[@DestructionGlitter]

How dare your dog be a dog around my dog?!!?? *foaming at the mouth *

[@booklover1298]

That elderly woman is definitely a Karen. Your dog is not at all aggresive and wasn't being loud so the Karen made a big deal out of nothing. I think it's unfortunate that some people judge a dog based on its breed.

[@esmeraldagreengate4354]

I bet her little yap yap dog is feral

[@kcmichellea]

It's so refreshing to find two others with the same views as myself on children and family. Kids aren't for me, but because i'm a female it's something that's expected of me. Luckily my brother had kids and got me off the hook for 'grandkids' and my parents have accepted they'll only recieve grandpups from me. Blood means nothing. It's the people who have stuck by and supported you, and BUILT a good relationship with you. The people who feel like home are family and blood isn't a free pass for access to your life. You can cut people off at any time and should never feel obligated to keep them in their life due to their lineage or your past together.

[@DallasBolin]

Roly gurl you had me in stitches! I love Gag of the Millennial SOOO much. Easily my favourite collaboration podcast/series on the platform. Also, tiny happy note - we have the exact same pop socket! And That's the Darjeeling!

[@RolyWestYT]

Thank you so much Dallas! We really love making them so it's wonderful to hear

[@DallasBolin]

@@RolyWestYT and you and Luxeria do such an absolutely wonderful job. Your energy is fantastic, you synergize amazingly, and the way you deliver life advice couched in your very specific brand of humour is absolutely beautiful. Love it, don't ever stop! (Unless and until you want to of course!)

[@katies7158]

You are both blessing on this platform. Absolute angels.

[@LILYMARIAOFFICIAL]

Guys thank you. You don’t understand what this means to hear from others that have struggled with this, to hear that blood is not thicker than water. To hear that family isn’t always everything because I don’t have connections to my family because they’re all not good people but you carry so much guilt and to hear it from you guys, people I have been watching for years and who I respect, is so helpful and amazing, thank you. Plus, these videos I live for, please don’t stop! Much love girlies 😋

[@venussunshine5366]

♥️You don’t deserve that negativity in your life, dear.♥️ So sorry 😞 Though we can’t choose the birth fam, we CAN choose to surround ourselves with positive understanding people to build you up & help you become confident as yourself & not what they want. That IS family to me! 💜☺️ Say NO to the guilt when it pops up. Those ppl need time to grow up & come around. Sending love 💕 We’re family here 🙃

[@steph8631]

As a parent I can't even IMAGINE myself doing any of these things. People are DERANGED. P.s. I look forward to these so thank yooooou 😬

[@lucasolson5065]

As someone with a diabetic Mother and brother that story with the person helping another one with diabetes both made me happy and furious! Happy because they helped someone who could possibly go into a coma and die, and furious that the entitled mother acted like a slimy gremlin! More people need to learn and understand about diabetes, it could save so many lives! Great video like always (and sorry for any grammar mistake!)

[@AlanaLecter]

I've been cutting off family members and people like they were nasty little skin tags. It's fantastic 🎉

[@RedRosesDead07]

I'm a mother and I'm horrified by the audacity of some parents and how they treat other people. They are horribly spoiled and are teaching their kids to be spoiled, too! The lack of self awareness, the lack of respect, and the lack of responsibility is just insane!!

[@BeBooBoopBeepBeep]

I'm here girls! A Tuesday gag is a shocker. Very happy to see this 😍

[@RolyWestYT]

Was meant to be up yesterday but youtube was being a twat but better late then never

[@BeBooBoopBeepBeep]

@@RolyWestYT Twatty Watty. KZbin playing hard to get with your schedule 😂

[@NealDakota]

I don't know if it's due to the stressful week I've had, or the bottle of wine, but the "climbing out the window" WRECKED me.

[@jeffreywoods5340]

The actual quote is "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb". It's disgusting to hear it the other way around, my family always said that to me.

[@RolyWestYT]

I can't believe what it really meant to be! Mad

[@sharoncox1734]

@14:40 yes everyone buckles to people that are rude! It makes society better overall when people make their boundaries clear, and then manipulative people can't pretend to themselves that they're not being rude

[@jaxx1613]

I absolutely love you two! You both make my day better when I watch/listen to these

[@RolyWestYT]

Thanks

[@rubyrae7715]

This video just did everything for me. It did it all. Especially towards the end. I am so happy you addressed the toxic parents, and the entitled Mum issues I deal with on a daily basis. I thought I was the only one that felt this way. 👏🏽👏🏽

[@travelnurseluca4748]

Yay!!! I love your podcast! You both are looking stunning like usual.

[@RolyWestYT]

Thank You Luca

[@travelnurseluca4748]

Of course! As someone who is gay, has quite a few piercings myself, a good sense of humor, and a nurse watching people doing messed up piercings lol your content really speaks to me. Glad I found your channel from here in little ol’ Iowa 🤣

[@gothfairy11]

Love y’all talking about how parents can’t make their children clones. It’s so refreshing to hear people just be blunt about how lots of parents don’t want to grow with their kids.

[@samanthathibodeau2598]

Being a mom.. I would never bring my small boys to anything adult only.. wildly inappropriate literally dying laughing 😂 GOUT!

[@thomasoakley8258]

The thing about offloading children, I used to be a waiter and the amount of parents that expected you to watch their kids while they were eating... Prime example, a family of about six were sitting eating and when the children were finished they just let them run wild. When we said about them sitting back down so they don't get hurt (or make us drop things) the parents just said that we the waiting staff should out watch them. And yes we were, but they are your children! Watch them yourself!

[@katbabydoll1321]

I love you two so much, you have a lovely friendship and are so naturally funny ❤️❤️

[@jaxwells1]

My parents always tried to mould me into their perfect daughter. They never told me I was adopted I found out by accident! There was a chasm between us I could never talk to them I was always too scared, I got pregnant at 19 with a long term boyfriend but was too terrified to tell them, so went through the whole termination process alone and frightened. They never encouraged me to be independent I was like their project. I'm sure I disappointed them, I discovered motorcycles drugs and boys. Now at 58 with two beautiful children of my own, I'm glad to say they are strong independent and loving people that I was honest with from the word go, I adore them and am so very proud of them both. Thank you for your videos Roly and Luxeria, I can't tell you how much I love them and you two!! 🥰❤

[@--Ezra--]

My favourite duo of all the time. I send u so much love.

[@RolyWestYT]

YAAAASSS

[@kaitlinannwright24]

Imagine thinking YOUR kid is someone else's problem 💀

[@tristandauod]

Lol THIS😂👌🏼

[@arualblues_zero]

The terrifying part is how they're teaching their kids that such behaviour is acceptable.

[@RolyWestYT]

Right!? CHOO CHOO

[@Hulachowdown]

I once worked with a girl who fully went on holiday after she was told she couldn’t ( it was our busy season and we all knew it. None of us had time for the summer off but the rest of the year we had a LOT of flexibility.). She thought she could just come back to work after they told her she was let go due to not showing up without calling in. The girl came in and carried on like a toddlers until the manager had to call the police. She left shouting that she could just work for her dad and never needed to work anyways. Sad part is, I feel bad that she genuinely was so shocked that she would lose her job for just not coming to work. She was a spoiled brat, but she didn’t do that herself.i just hope that as she gets older she will learn to adult.

[@novariverstone8973]

The whole says of the old blood is thicker than water is " The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb" so even people who use that saying are disproving their own argument because more often than not friends do form stronger bonds than family and that saying says the same

[@Berrycah]

One thing bad parents are good for is that you'll have unlimited material for dark unfunny jokes.

[@carapatel2214]

It's so fascinating that you bring up the "blood runs thicker than water" as that's not the original saying. So originally, it was "the blood of the covenant runs thicker than the water of the womb" which essentially means that the relationships you forge are more meaningful than the ones just handed to you from birth. So the saying has been changed to literally reverse the meaning!

[@UltravioletStarGirl9]

I have so many entitled parent stories after working at a pediatrician. During COVID. The trauma!

[@bobiijae790]

Look at this! Just what I needed after the last 4 days I have been having. I love the 2 of you, both of you always put a smile on my face! Thank you for being so amazing!

[@RolyWestYT]

Sending you lots of love

[@The_Salty_Siren]

I’m late but Lux’s eyes rolled harder than the late 90s at that Mom whomst brought her brood with her to the adult wedding 😂🤩🤣🔥💕 love you guys 🤩

[@RolyWestYT]

Hahahaha

[@KhloeeLouise]

Hey Rolyshweeadoo x Ahhhh can’t wait to see u two in a few weeks. Ur gifts r nearly ready haha x Loved the video x

[@RolyWestYT]

It's getting close!!!

[@KhloeeLouise]

@@RolyWestYT im so giving u a big hug x🥺

[@lulumoon3636]

I know this is from a couple of years ago, but what Roly is saying about having nothing to to with family that are awful to you is so validating. I'm estranged from my family & have been for some time now. I am still told "but they are your family don't you want to work things out and maybe they have changed?" And my response is always no because I so clearly see the abuse now & I'm the cycle breaker. 💜

[@lauryn7158]

Yaasssss girls! I needed something to listen to, I love y'all 🥰

[@RolyWestYT]

Hope you enjoy Lauryn

[@lauryn7158]

@@RolyWestYT Always ❤

[@angelsovl]

I feel like there's a lot of parents that think as soon as they have children, the entire world is going to cater towards that child. for example the mum that got annoyed by someone watching a gorey film, where the kid saw. the mum literally thinks the whole plane needs to cater to her & her child just because she has a kid. it's this weird phenomenon, I don't know how to describe it the best way but I see it a lot with parents.

[@SparkleLuna77]

I have to say I accidentally brought my 2 children to a wedding they weren’t invited to. The wedding invite stated mine and my husbands name only but I honestly assumed that my children were part of the deal. There was nothing on the invitation saying adult only and there were other children at the reception. It was only afterwards when it was mentioned another cousin couldn’t come as they didn’t have a babysitter and remembering that the bride gave me a funny look that I put two and two together. If I had had any idea I just wouldn’t have attended. I’m autistic so I do struggle to pick up on things that aren’t explicitly stated, that are just implied ( so if anyone thinks that it should have been obvious it absolutely wasn’t obvious to me. ) To this day I presume my cousin (as we aren’t close) must think I just brought my kids on purpose and I genuinely didn’t. Like I said I just wouldn’t have attended had I known my kids weren’t invited.

[@ilanarhian]

It should have stated on the invitation that it was adults only. I think a lot of people would assume the same as you did.

[@mara462]

I’ve been watching you for years…this was the first time I felt like you were speaking DIRECTLY to me. Sometimes you just hear things when you need to. Love you both as always.

[@RolyWestYT]

Wonderful to hear! Sending you all the love

[@mara462]

@@RolyWestYT THANK YOU ROLY!!!!

[@blo0dy_valent1ne]

Time for some scoldy woldy tea ☕️💜

[@RolyWestYT]

Time to burn

[@gnyng88]

Imagine being completely happy with your children spending the day with a complete stranger at their house and thinking you've got a day to yourself

[@larissavanderuit9812]

You two are amazing! I don't even have time for watching a video of almost an hour since I am in the middle of test week at school, but I just get so happy from doing so that it's totally worth it😁 and that's the darjeeling!

[@RolyWestYT]

Sending you all the luck and positive vibes for your tests

[@alondracabiedes]

The sudden intermission at 9:20... This is why I love when Luxeria comes onto Roly's channel. She brings out the whimsical parts of the crazy 🤪