Irish People Read The Wildest AITA Reddit Stories (Am I The A**hole?)

[@seanwattles9264]

Too cold to dig everyone up out of their graves. FREAKING EPIC COMEBACK OF THE CENTURY! BRAVO TO HER!!!!!

[@greg5775]

That was LEGENDARY!!!

[@Starfevre]

I aspire to be this witty.

[@ericfaulkner7751]

Totally agree, this person is epic!

[@jasmined.greene8907]

I snorted so hard at that.

[@CheekandBluster]

Legends of the Clapback, a new series this fall on Bravo.

[@kbrock9146]

"Too cold to dig everyone up out of their graves." That woman is a LEGEND.

[@aliwantizu]

💯

[@dobiebloke9311]

kbrock 9146 - clearly and truly so.

[@SarahJeanCole]

She had also already given him her word that she wouldn't do it again and then literally turned right around and did it again. I absolutely think the wife is completely wrong and how could a mother ever even take that chance with her baby? How messed up! Lots of love from Michigan ❤️

[@stuartt455]

It actually happened here in South Australia two months ago. A young woman popped into a shop to buy some bread, not intending to be long so she left the car running and the baby strapped in the car seat. Guy parks in the space next to her, gets out the vehicle (which is believed to be stolen) and sees the car next to him still running so he takes a quick look inside, goes back to the car he arrived in, grabs a jacket and a bag and decides to drive off in the woman's car. She comes out the shop just as he's backing out and getting ready to drive off, unsuccessfully tries to stop him so she goes back in the shop to call police. Car and baby are found just over two hours later, mother is absolutely distraught the whole time and no doubt blaming herself for her silly error but it shows how quickly it can happen.

[@silverghostcat1924]

Jesus! at least the idiot could have locked the car!! That makes it so much worse that she thinks so little about the safety of her child!

[@BeautifulAngelBlossom]

if i see a baby or child on car no parent I will call police

[@mortensen1961]

@@stuartt455: This happens all too often here in the southwestern USA, where it car get past 100° Fahrenheit. .

[@belindamilne4922]

She should be terrified! She needs to thank her lucky stars it WAS her son’s father and not some junkie, car thief or pervert. Seconds is all it takes. Next time she may not be so lucky

[@joysjourney3212]

TRY needs to have these AITA videos once a month. The reactions of the tryers are simply priceless!

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

They're totally getting their back into the gossip

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

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[@JDotWill]

The husband that took his son out of his wife’s car is Not the Asshole. His wife is fucking irresponsible. & I agree with Clisare on what she would’ve done because my petty ass would’ve done the exact same thing.

[@MsJimmysgirl]

Instead of taking the child I would have done something worse. I would have called 911 and reported a baby left alone in an unlocked car. Then the police could have explained to her just how irresponsible and dangerous her choice was.

[@Jadzebra]

At that point it's not even petty, it's just showing someone that they're repeated behavior is dangerous and exactly why by reenacting that dangerous scenario. She's lucky that it was her husband that took the boy and not just some stranger.

[@aliwantizu]

@@MsJimmysgirl 😈

[@JDotWill]

@@MsJimmysgirl Well depending on where they live, she could’ve been arrested & the child could’ve been taken into custody & turned over to the state. If that’s your wife, doing that could be a tad bit extreme 😅

[@Jadzebra]

@@JDotWill she deserves the punishment tbh, her kid could've been dead or half a mile away by the time she noticed had that been a real kidnapping

[@Lexielouwho]

I think the family gathering was the funniest. Her response to it being too cold to dig her family up from their graves was hilarious. That comment alone made me burst out laughing. I think the lizard one is just sad. It's probably a good thing she doesn't have kids as I don't see the old lady making them a priority if she can't even make her own child's feelings a priority.

[@MsJimmysgirl]

To me the gender reveal party was the stupidest thing ever if it was intended as a joke it shouldn't have been the main theme of the gathering. I myself wouldn't go to a baby gender reveal party let alone one for a lizard.

[@M-S_4321]

It sounded like children who had a child level of discussion. Sounded like neither mom nor daughter ever really emotionally grew up. Daughter seemed like she grew up knowing why she shouldn't and it seems mom displayed the reason.

[@Jadzebra]

@@MsJimmysgirl I've had friends throw parties about nachos. Literally, just a party so we can hang out and eat different kinds of nachos. It doesn't matter what 'reason' you have for an event, even if it's a reason that seems stupid, when someone you love throws a party and tells you "hey I don't see you very often and I'd like to see you at this event". It's not about the party, or the theme it's about reaching out for connection. It's about the fact that a person you love wanted to see you, and you decided that it wasn't important to make time for them.

[@CAP198462]

I’ll grant you it was a witty rejoinder. That friend was a real bell end for making her friend swallow her boasting about her family and throwing a purple fit the one time her friend clapped back, not cool. The gender reveal party people have some issues. The mother is not cool with her daughter’s choice despite saying it. Calling it a satirical gender reveal party made sense to her friend group, but her mother isn’t in that group or of that generation. There had to be some other excuse to throw a party, go online and look up a “this day in history,” and call it a party commemorating some event. Almost any day of the calendar has something to commemorate.

[@taillspin2419]

@@MsJimmysgirl Doesn't sound like that woman's mother is supportive of her in general. I wouldn't have been sad though I likely would have been mad that she minimized her daughters decision to not have children. That's really what this seems to be about which is manipulative.

[@KimberlyGreen]

If I were the father in the last one, I would be filing for divorce and seeking full custody due to reckless child endangerment. Further, she tries to pull the "no _mother_ should experience the fear" false-victimization. No _parent_ (!) should experience that fear, period. If she truly felt that way, she would not be putting her child in that situation to begin with.

[@Blondie42]

Exactly. And in WA had she done that she would've been arrested. No small child can be left in a vehicle for any amount of time all year.

[@Jadzebra]

Exactly! If she didn't want to feel that fear then why does she CONTINUE TO RISK IT!

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

In my U.S. state, it's completely illegal to do what she did. No grace period or age limit.

[@KeithDoesThings]

I post something very similar.

[@BeautifulAngelBlossom]

@@InteriorDesignStudent Not No more in my state you can go to jail for leaving kids in car the law was passed this year . if child left in the car I will be calling police

[@carolmurphy7572]

I bet that mother who left her child unattended in the car would never get out and leave her purse or cellphone on the seat of the car. No matter how many times she did it without consequences, or whether the car is locked or unlocked, a child should NEVER be left unattended in a car.

[@ronjones-6977]

She's pretty lucky it wasn't a random cop that showed up at the gas station.

[@carolmurphy7572]

@@ronjones-6977 She's pretty lucky it wasn't a random human trafficker, or child molester, or any other horrible human being! Best case scenario might have been for a random cop who would teach her a lesson to show up. She blames the dad for scaring her??? It's only about how she's been affected??? So she likely still doesn't recognize the danger in which she repeatedly placed that child!

[@andrewft31]

@@carolmurphy7572 depending on the state if it was a cop involved she could be arrested and the child given to the father

[@ashleydowney1222]

@@carolmurphy7572 Human traffickers rarely kidnap babies. As someone who has volunteered with children who have been trafficked in the past. It tends to be children a bit older than a baby. It's usually toddlers and older. Not an infant. I would be more worried about someone stealing the car with the child in it. I can't believe that this lady kept leaving her child in the car alone with the car unlocked. Talk about bad parenting.

[@carolmurphy7572]

@@ashleydowney1222 May I take this opportunity to thank you for your volunteer work with children who have been trafficked. No doubt, your caring has made a difference in their lives. I'm sure you've learned of horrific things that these people have experienced, and I hope your own mental health hasn't been affected by witnessing the consequences they've suffered. You have my respect and gratitude. I wish you well.

[@atwizteddragonbogdanowicz5149]

As someone who is getting into photography.. I helped shoot a wedding for the first time this year. She was NTA at all. We were offered food and get beverage's at the bar. I would have deleted those photos too, if I had been treated that way. That second story.. that comeback was absolutely beautiful!! Lmaoooo! Her friend is the a$$hole in that situation.

[@MsJimmysgirl]

Absolutely the bride was just taking advantage of her friend that was a photographer because she couldn't afford to pay a wedding photographer. The way the person was treated by the bride and groom was ridiculous and I totally agree with deleting the pictures.

[@jv768]

Don't think I would delete the photos but you better believe the price to get them just quadrupled...

[@Daikamaitachi]

@@jv768 A grand? I still think you're selling yourself short.

[@OracleAnne]

Okay, but I would watch 1000 hours of these guys reading AITA posts. Yes please.

[@resplndnt]

Same

[@Luna-de_azule]

More please do more like this !!!!!

[@ConstitutionalFreedomFighter]

Not me, skipped to the end and moved on

[@Luna-de_azule]

@@ConstitutionalFreedomFighter So sorry you are hard to please...

[@williamw2477]

Same ... 🙏Please.

[@mamamac70]

I totally did the last one to my husband when our son was very young, maybe 4 years old. We were at Walmart and I left our son with him. I told him to make sure he kept his eyes on him at all times. I walked away to use the restroom. When I came back my husband was chatting with someone he knew and our son was walking around the area by himself in the crowded store. I calmly took his hand and walked away to shop. My husband had his back to us so he never noticed. At some point he realized our son was gone and freaked out. I heard the Amber alert announced for a missing child. Yes, he was pissed at me that day but I told him I could have been anybody and this is why you watch your child. Our son is now 22. My husband never did that again....to my knowledge anyway. Lol

[@Badess.Candice]

Your husband was the a hole but I’m glad y’all worked it out

[@InteriorDesignStudent]

That would've been a Code Adam, named after an abducted and murdered child named Adam Walsh. 😥

[@mamamac70]

@@InteriorDesignStudent, You are correct! That was around 2003 or so. I'm so used to getting " Amber Alerts" on my cell phone that I misspoke. 🙃

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

@@InteriorDesignStudent I knew Adam Walsh briefly. His father John was and is still a family friend. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@LostButBroken]

When I was younger me and my cousin kind of did that to our grandma, she was clothes shopping we got bored and wondered off into the electronics area (this was back when Walmart had consoles you could play) heard the code Adam on one of the employees radios and told him that was us (my mom worked at that store so I knew most of the employees anyway and they knew me to the point where I could go back into the warehouse area and no one would blink an eye), she was pissed.

[@Elevatedzebra96]

That comment about digging up family was clutch af.. chef’s kiss on that witty comeback..

[@Mortow8]

I agree with Dermot and Jean-Paul Sartre, "Hell is other people"

[@suzanneseiple191]

WORD

[@prestontucker6171]

MAKE THIS A SERIES!!! This episode was amazing. Laughed SO hard.

[@313gwar]

“The party wasn’t for the bloody lizard” Imma need this on a shirt.

[@madderhat5852]

All the Australians listening are thinking, "That's SO Aus " 🤣

[@JB-mg5lw]

This was actually amazing. I would not over do it but as an interlude occasionally I think this is a great piece to add to your rotation!

[@ronjones-6977]

Very polite way of saying, "It was fine, but I like drunk Irish better." I concur.

[@Deadwood1919]

In the last one, the wife (and mother) was the a-hole. It's criminal in the US to leave even a pet in an unattended vehicle at all, let alone more than 6 minutes. Now, I would have handled it differently if my wife was pulling that, but many would think it even worse than him making her think the child was taken. I would've called the police on her for that.

[@DrThemoWorm]

As someone once said about r/AITA, there are two dominant genres of posts there: 1. Am I the asshole for dictating what my partner does/owns 2. Am I the asshole for having a totally human reaction to my partner violating my boundaries?

[@resplndnt]

I’ve found a lot of them have hidden questions to them like: should I end my relationship with my partner?

[@DrThemoWorm]

@@resplndnt Yeah, like they're more asking for permission to do what they know they want to than whether they were personally an asshole or not.

[@caljones]

And it’s most often 1. Men 2. Women

[@cyn1clcynide]

@@caljones Shocker

[@jacquejac1840]

On that last one, in Florida if a stranger had caught that child alone in a car, the mother could be brought up on charges for child endangerment & neglect. It'd be worse if the windows were up & the car off, as cars can literally cook a person in the heat w/out the A/C on... Most would probably go inside to find the parents before calling the cops, but they could...That is if they weren't just thinking of kidnapping the kid.

[@PaganReacts]

This was such an incredible video!! 👏🏻👏🏻 “Too cold to dig them out of their graves”, what a sense of humour! 🤣👏🏻

[@jaredknight8838]

You should absolutely do more of these, this was hilarious

[@matthewconner7800]

Speaking as a father, he’s 100% in the right. Oh, she was scared when the kid was gone? I guarantee that HE was terrified by how cavalier she is with the safety of their child.

[@edwinsemidey1992]

I am a Parent of 4 and what the wife did is BS WHAT THE HUSBAND DID was Priceless especially since they both talked about how wrong it was but yet she continued to do it

[@sharonealleyne9839]

I'm with Clisare's analysis and solution on the situation wife leaving the son in the car! Would have done the same! She's irresponsible! And the husband dealt with it accordingly.

[@omarsoliman2355]

Been watching your channel since you were FACTS. THIS one came outta nowhere!! I never expected THIS. I've never heard of this website. This may be the best episode you have done. It's not even Drunk People decided things. It's just these tryers that we all love venting all valid opinions. I honestly did not think anyone was way off the mark here. EXCELLENT idea!! Fantastic episode!!!

[@dementedfurbie.]

This was cool. Would love to see more TRYs like this.

[@fr2ncm9]

Maybe it's time to dust off some of those old Facts topics, although, maybe not the one where the lads got their but cracks and balls waxed😂

[@goingdark187]

This was very refreshing.

[@stars15k]

New merch idea: Cartoonized (is that even a word?) Dermot, with "This is why I hate people." I'd take a hoodie.

[@mewfangirl1052]

I think the best post I've ever seen on there was one about her mom dumping her two large dogs in her backyard on her while she was at work so she couldn't back out of watching them for her so she could go on vacation for a month. Reason she'd said no to watching them in the first place, was because she had a 6 month old baby to take care of. So she called animal control to come pick them up since they were kinda just DUMPED in her backyard, tied up to the fence.

[@skotmiller8465]

THIS. WAS. GREAT! Dermot-You are one of my favorites, your comments were hilarious!

[@Dudeonwheels]

Whoa! A Try channel video where they're not eating or drinking something?! This is uncharted territory!

[@TheTRYChannel]

We did Geoguessr a couple of weeks ago! 😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6bdcpiLrLWkb6M

[@DrummerGrrrl]

It's a refreshing change.

[@Dudeonwheels]

@@TheTRYChannel Oh damn you're right! I forgot. 😂

[@samuelgordino]

@@TheTRYChannel while drunk, so the drinking part was there...

[@KalEL224]

@@TheTRYChannel LOL after everyone was already drunk though lol

[@SKODWARDE253]

I loved this. I would love to see more of this, especially with Dermot. I crave the a view of the squeaky cogs turning in his head.

[@electricglitter6136]

Totally agree 🤟

[@timedwards2903]

As awesome as the drink and food videos are (believe me I watch them all day everyday) throwing in a video like this where the tryers are watching something or commenting on stuff is really great! Would love to see more!

[@rachelwitherspoon4394]

More of this PLEASE!!!! Make this a regular rotation in the line up!!!!

[@somthingbrutal]

when you later go home and hug your other half for being passably sane

[@Tiger-Suplex]

I hope you continue this as a series, this was great! After a few drinks couldn't hurt either

[@raminadeo1]

Best TRY video in a long time! Loved it! MORE PLEASE!!

[@stephenschroeder6567]

A refreshing new topic for these shoots - no food or drink were consumed in the making of this video. This is a great addition! Now, break out the rum and scotch!!! 😎😎

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

Combo! Drunk AITA

[@ladyinpink403]

The other problem with leaving children in vehicles, is they could die from heat exposure. Cars get hot much faster than you think, and become like an oven. There is also the kidnapping possibility.

[@LadyAurian]

Yeah that was my first thought too, that even if you wanna be naive enough to think kids never get kidnapped, there's still the fact that it overheats. Ain't no parents with dead kids to forgotten in a car that planned for that to happen, it's because they forget or think something will be quick and it's not and they forget that time is ticking and they come out to a dead child. Just no, do not leave your kids in the car.

[@na_marie]

Pleease do more of these this was so good, would love to see this as a series or after a drinking/roulette video 👌 love you guys!

[@ginny9577]

that second one was so good, i love what she said to her friend

[@BluesShouter]

The Clare-Dermot brother sister vibes are the best! "Gizard is the name I have for my..." SMACK SMACK SMACK SMACK

[@dragonmac1234]

I have a very morbid sense of humour and "it was too cold to dig everyone up out of their graves" would have been my response in that situation. I agree with Dermot, don't get married, don't have children and most important of all don't be an a-hole 😄

[@jenniferburroughs7509]

The woman that couldn't be bothered going to her daughter's get together because she was too busy, and obviously has no sense of humor, should be grateful that she has a daughter that wants to spend time with her. People can be gone in an instant. I regret not seeing my mother more often when I could have. The woman that left her baby in the car is lucky that it was her husband that took the baby. She needs to watch some videos of people pleading for the return of their stolen children. I have a relative that used to leave her babies in the car all the time while she ran in to go shopping. Another relative happened upon her car one day with her baby inside and called the police to report a child left alone in the car. She also would go bum cigarettes from the neighbors and stay to chat while her baby was sleeping. She did it one day and had left a pan of candy cooking on the stove that caught on fire while she was gone. Thank God she came back before the house caught on fire. I applaud the woman that gave her nephew the game. I would have been livid if my husband used emergency money for a game.

[@vincentsablan732]

Is it me, or does Justine's accent sound "thicker", when she reads? Either way.. I LOVE IT!!! I love ALL you guys. Love and good health, from California...

[@TheNothingHobbyist]

The mother in the last situation is completely wrong. You don't ever leave a child in the car unattended. I've called the police on people for doing that and I guarantee they don't take it lightly either. She's just lucky it was her husband proving a point instead of someone else kidnapping the child.

[@ominiousspiritous1858]

It would be great if TRY did more videos like this - after you've done a drinking video first!

[@kristagentilucci3661]

Absolutely agree!

[@KalEL224]

LMAO if they could read them clearly lol

[@michaelhoward142]

@@KalEL224 It might be even better if they couldn't. ;)

[@Zerashadow]

I agree with taking the kid home on my own and ignore my wife at that point, then when police turns up i would have explained the situation the same way this post was done, and i bet they would be understanding (or maybe call social services, depending on what country you live in)

[@ChakatStripedfur]

"and ignore my _soon-to-be-Ex_ wife" Fixed it for you. 'cause that bitch would soon have divorce papers stapled to her fucking face if she had done that to me. And then to turn around and try to make *_me_* feel guilty? Aw hell no.

[@silverghostcat1924]

This was great! Love Dermot and Clisare together 💜

[@izzymhee2430]

It was fun just hearing that much lilting language as everyone was reading! I think threads like this pretty much exist so folks can feel better about themselves and say "Well at least my life/friends/family are not as messed up as those people"....Nice to have a bit of variety in programing - thanks!

[@garygwong88]

That grave joke deserves a high five for certain

[@burninbiomass]

As a photographer, I NEVER shoot weddings for friends or family... discount or no. I have been told about many clusterfuck stories. Save the friendships, say no.

[@bob_._.]

Y'all need to make a show reel of Dermot and Clisare and send it around to casting directors. They've got that 'ole married couple' chemistry down pat; could even be the nest Fibber McGee & Molly.

[@ronjones-6977]

Dang, bob! I'm almost 60 and that comedy duo was done and gone before I was even born. I gave up saying Fibber McGee's closet 30 years ago because I got tired of explaining it.

[@alaynedonnelly8981]

Do more of these! This was Amazing

[@aliselynch]

Too much snow to dig everyone up is incredible. How am I both Claire and Dermot? Really enjoyed this, wouldn't hate more aita readings.

[@suzanneparrish1510]

You guys need to do this more. I loved your comments.

[@amandas.6500]

This was actually fun! I'm down for more!

[@Snow-gh4ob]

You guys DEFINITELY need to do more of these!!! I absolutely loved watching this!

[@jasonhoffman7290]

What a great change of pace video. I really enjoyed this and I think it would be a great reoccurring theme.

[@whiteowl4097]

This was the best ever. I love to hear reddit stories, especially AITA stories. PLEASE do more of these.

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

YES, we need MORE of these.

[@sandramcglinchey7712]

That mother will never learn!

[@rastarn]

You absolutely need to start selling jizard lender merch!

[@resplndnt]

My best friend had a shoestring budget wedding, and she paid her photography $200 but her photography was only there for 2 hours not 10 hours and she didn’t tell her photographer she couldn’t have any food at the wedding

[@goofygal1825]

I really enjoyed this change of format. I hope there are more to come.

[@esitu5655]

This is a great episode of Try. Please do another one. And Dermot had the best advice for everyone.

[@ballunix]

"and Red Dead 2 looks fanTASTIC!" Ciara expertly turning the knife

[@paulfeist]

I LOVE the Try crew trying foods... but, I think now I ALSO love watching them read AITA's.... I've got it... have them respond to AITA's WHILE DRUNK! OK, that might not be a good idea... but, then again, maybe it would?

[@drewknoles3258]

I love getting notifications for "The Try Channel" while watching a video from "The Try Channel".

[@justxheidiheidi2831]

I'm a huge fan and have watched every video on your channel, and I'm so glad to see you do more than eating and drinking vidoes again. I love those, (especially the drunk ones, hehe) but I also missed when you would react to like movies, tv shows and video games. Hope to see that again too :D

[@ditzydoo4378]

Dang! Ciara was simply savage with the "don't give away your leverage" on the photos. I truly agree with her. But the child being left alone in the car. NO! she was dead wrong. Where I live had the police happened upon this. More than likely the child would be with child services, and she would be down at the precinct trying and failing to explain why she did it.

[@briangoss8062]

"The gizard is the ....." Buahuahuahuahau ROLFMAO! Love you guys! I work midnight shift and sometimes it requires a little help getting through the night and you NEVER let me down!

[@AlansNewMutant]

Well this was EXCELLENT! I don't even have more to say about it. That's how excellent this was!

[@paulcooper2897]

I would have taken my son, called 911 and told them to prepare for her call, and to have the responding officers drag her through hell and back. Then, they could let her know he was home safe and sound! MORE AITA please!!!

[@AsaWasabi]

Lena is such a pure warm spirit. love her!

[@1rkhachatryan]

Please do more of this, this was amazing

[@TS-xn1mc]

This was great! Please do more of these and bring back the Zillow reviews too!

[@crysyourko4568]

In the last one the mother was totally the asshole and she needs to apologize and get a damn clue! A woman in my area almost had her baby stolen when someone tried to steal her car at a gas station. She's lucky she was close enough to notice and fight the guy before he could take off! Don't Ever leave kids, Especially babies alone in a car. It's irresponsible and lazy and just plain stupid!

[@kellyhyson4772]

@12:43 - I had NO idea Dermot plays the trumpet! Talented guy!

[@oliverpugh4162]

Always look forward to Monday's, Wednesday and Friday to watch the try channel people trying new stuff

[@soadown5]

Omg this need to be a weekly feature! Great video 🤣🤣

[@BenjySparky]

Try'rs y'all rock! Love the channel and content! I'm here for the algorithm! Peace

[@somecajunguy]

A long tome ago,( 20 something + years) I had a habit of setting my wallet down on the counter when checking out with a cashier. So, my friend was behind me one day, reached out and took my wallet. I seriously thought I had been robbed. He handed my wallet back to me and told me that it was a bad habit and that I could have been robbed just that quickly. yes I was Pissed that he thought he had to " teach me a lesson" but the lesson stuck and to this day I am thankful. I GUARANTEE that the wife won't leave that child unattended in the car again. He is not the a-hole . she is. She may not like being taught a lesson , but she won't forget it either.

[@redeye1016]

Doesn’t have to be Reddit but I’d love in general to see you discussing more scenarios like this. Or maybe just a really crazy Would You Rather episode 😂

[@zippymacadoo6336]

I am incredibly thankful for my Irish gallows sense of humor. It kept me sane when my Mother died. This was great! DO MORE PLEASE!

[@StewFromHamOnt]

More funny Reddit readings please! Loved it!

[@graelynnewolfe7512]

This was great. I can never resist AITA posts and I couldn't click on this fast enough. Plus, no one had to eat a bazillion Scoville level pepper. :)

[@callystu6893]

Loved this!! Throwback to the days on Facts!!

[@genew3452]

OMG please do more videos like this. The food/drink videos are always great, but this was SO entertaining. Please, more commentary on Reddit topics like this!

[@sandraschonberg8633]

do more of these

[@rebeccaw2197]

I want to be friends with the woman who responded with, "It was too cold to dig everyone up out of their graves." That's it, you're a LEGEND.

[@michaelporter10]

I hope y'all do more of these. This was great!

[@stitchesbysue]

The last one, I am glad the dad didn't go home- it would have wasted the police`s time and resources.

[@ronjones-6977]

He missed the "hide in the backseat and surprise her dumb ass" option. That would have worked, too.

[@AndrewAHynd]

This was a fun one. Hope we get to see more like it!

[@bobmudge447]

Leaving a baby in a car like that is almost certainly illegal.

[@stephennewton2223]

I think that the people with the PS5 have more problems than the PS5. There seems to be little communication there.

[@TinyDog_SummerGirl]

With the thing where the father took the kid to prove a point: my mom did a similar thing at Disney when my aunts were watching me. They kept walking ahead of me and not watching me when I was like 4 years old. So to prove a point to them after telling them multiple times to watch me while I was in their company, when they took me out to do something, she waited then tailed along after us. Once she saw they weren't watching me, she pulled me back so they couldn't see me or her and watched as they panicked. Before things could get bad with them calling security or the cops, she came out like "THAT'S why you need to watch her." They listened lol

[@hovis62]

This was incredibly awesome! Lol. I concur with most reactions.

[@josephlavigne5077]

The taking the son one --- if I were a divorce Judge I would award the child to him on this alone.

[@tomconnors8165]

The updates to the wedding photographer AITA are great.

[@msdemeanormaven]

Dermot almost killed me with the gizard comment, bad time to be taking a sip of soda.... dear lord above... *crying*