Entitled Mother calls the COPS on me for parking in a HANDICAP Spot...I'm Disabled - Reddit Podcast
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How many times does it have to be said, "YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE A WHEELCHAIR TO BE DISABLED!! MANY DISABILITIES ARE INVISIBLE!!!"
With the amount of stupid and judgmental people out there, probably going to be said until the end of time.
Seriously, I have mental health issues and physical health issues. So if an entitled mother/father/Karen/Kevin says that I didn't have the rights to be in that handicap spot when I had the right credentials for me being in that spot then that's when I'll have the police involved and make sure that the individual is in prison.
Seriously, there's more than one type of disabilities you filthy entitled mother! There's not just about you and your son having just a wheelchair and everything else.
I know right
I can agree, I'm disabled but it's not visible, I'm one of the lucky ones by not having to deal with this yet
I'm going to assume that young man got his maturity and politeness from his father and the mother probably hates him for it
I'm glad the kid is nothing like his mother, in spite of him being _psychically_ disabled, he's able to hold out on his own, which is great to see at most.
@@Charles-7 how did you make the word physically slanted?
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The kid was so sweet 🩷
How do ya do that ? Box thing? I’m confused-
@@Rofl_KR It’s probably an copied custom emoji or symbol but RUclips doesn’t recognize it so they just put that box
like father like son, I would say
that kid is gonna grow up to be a succesful person. Hopes the luck will come back to him someday.
Also sounded like Mickey Mouse
EM should realize that not all disabilities are visible. I feel SO bad for that poor child 😢😢😢
yep, her own son really has hidden from anyone else, which I don't blame him if it embarrasses him when people start to notice.
I've seen this type of post a lot, and it's one of the cringeiest types of gatekeeping I've seen thus far, I've gatekeeping of music, video games, TV shows but non of it is a gross and cringe as people who gatekeep handicaps and disabilities
Story#1-The mother clearly has entitlement and mental issues. 2nd story-In Texas there is a form you can turn in providing dates, seller info, etc. Always go to a courthouse and get the title transferred, people aren't reliable.
in story 1, having mental issues doesn't always make someone handicap though
@@Charles-7 Take the autism spectrum: only some forms of autism can qualify for you the disability placard.
Being an ass doesn’t mean you have mental issues it can just mean you’re an ass.
@@Charles-7but her son is. That was why she was being an arse-hole.
In story one the kid sounded like micky mouse
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i had one yell at me as i was in my early 30's telling me that's a handicap spot as i was using my suv as balance. while this person was still yelling at me i opened my trunk and pulled out my wheelchair closed my trunk and sat in my chair. they started to apologize saying they thought i was using my grand parents tag i told him to f*ck off that not all people who are handicaped are old. he proceeded to follow me into the mall to continue to apologize.
Story 2: that’s why you take your plates off and they have to go get new plates before they move the car
A couple of states I have lived in, the tags go with the car
Can you explain the plates thing. Im in England we dont swap plates
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The kid was a legend
At 3:09 an advert came on at the best moment. lol
I have one family member that was a high school teacher, she taught Spanish and another was a college art teacher and they both got tenure so doesn't matter what kind of school you teach at you can get tenure by the amount of year you taught at school
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It probably depends on the state and school district, but at least in New Jersey and New York City, high school teachers can get tenure, as lot of my teachers had it and were quick to let us know if the class got out of line, "I get paid whether you come and learn or not......and can't be fired"
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He's absolutely right I had a friend whose only 8 years old and she has cerebral palsy handicapped people can be eight or eighty and it's not always visible to the naked eye
I have cerebral palsy and it's not that noticeable and I use disabled parking. Thankfully I haven't run into these kind of people yet but just because something isn't visible doesn't mean people are faking. If they have the pass they have the right to use the spots
I have cerebral pasly and depth perception as well
you're bound to run into one sooner or later, it's only a matter of time.
With the first story my dad does uses handicap placards he doesn’t use his cane all the time and can walk put can’t walk for long distances or long periods with out sitting down
well at least he's trying to fit in like anyone else, as we disabled people should be, and yeah i have ASD and I struggle to do just that when out in public.
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Bruh, that last story. The level of entitlement it takes to make a scene at someone else's engagement dinner, which they specifically asked you not to do but you for some reason decided to anyway, resulting in getting kicked out and then getting angry for not getting a warning beforehand. This sister is ridiculous.
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I would keep the plates for my new car
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Why can't people just mind your own business? Do we now have to carry a disabled card just for people like this??
thats literally what the handicapped placard is, and it didnt work. theres no hope for people like that
I bet you anything she's those type of ladies that complains when younger people get tired and she pulls the whole you're too young to be tired or have your back hurting 😒😒
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For the first story. As someone who has a disability who also feels it is an invisible disability (a physical one that I think I am able to somewhat hide) who more likely than not can get one. What this lady did irritates me. Personally I park as close as I can and basically use a cart as a walker.
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Public schools, especially with a stong union, often negotiate tenure into teacher contracts. The hardest part is getting past the minimum yesrs required to acheve tenure.
Why does the kid in the first story sound like Mickey Mouse?😂😂😂
to make him innocent in this?
“Bearded dragon salad?!!” Sound cruel and gross!!
If I remember correctly, Tenure doesn't mean they can't fire someone, it just means it's a hassle to do it.
It basically means this if i'm remembering correctly:
In order to fire someone with tenure you essentially need to have a trial with their peers as witnesses, you also need to provide evidence and statements supporting the idea that this individual should be fired, and then they get to make their case as to why they shouldn't be, it is then put to a vote that if passed means the person will be fired, but they can also basically try to get a retrial done.
Basically it's just easier not to fire them because of all the steps you need to go through to get it done.
Tenure is only really a thing with teachers unions. You can certainly tell some when teachers have it.
Sometimes, I wish we would get rid of it.
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How many times I've heard this, especially when it's my husband. We've had angry people grab the handles of his wheelchair and try to tip him out to 'prove' that he's faking it. It can also occur for people who have heart and lung problems, ie hidden disabilities.
The narrator's Karen's kid impression sounded like Mickey Mouse.
And the Karen sounds like “Miss Poogy” of “The Mooppets”.
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I don't think so I think he finally got his Just Desserts or in this case Justice dessert pun intended
Okay, this is just what the kid's voice sounded like in the first story to me, Mickey Mouse.
NO WHY DID HE SOUND LIKE MICKY FOR THE KID LMAOOOO
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The voice for the kid of the first story seems he came out from South Park
that kid is a chad right there
Amazing how many expert doctors there are just wandering around telling people they have no medical issues.
When I was in 7th grade. We had an all boys class in English. This was an experiment at our junior high school. Our English teacher told us there was no way she's going to try and teach 35 7th grade boys English. So instead of getting taught English she taught us about basic car repair all driver's license requirements and how to get our drivers permit. Our class was never taught any English lessons that year. Of course us boys were happy to learn about cars and such as long as we didn't have to study boring English lessons.
story number 1 is like: this woman just plain out says "you CAN'T be disabled" i cannot believe that she even said that, or had the urge to think it.
When you mimicked the voice of the kid you sounded like Mikey mouse 😂😂
As a 25 year old with fibromyalgia I often look like I'm fine even when I'm in agony and feel weird in public like if i am shopping and need to sit on the floor to rest my legs because I get out of breath from being in pain all the time I got a lot of odd looks since I'm young and look well and have a hard time gaslighting myself even though I've had to ask my GP for painkillers so I can get though the day and have considered talking about a walking stick for when I get overwhelmed
I made my dad keep a cane in his car, our office, and his home.
I had to walk with crutches for several years from he ages of 11 to 19 (had an operation at 14 meniscus displacement) my last accident at 19. I still have scars and get weary when going downstairs. My father had the same operation 2 years later and my brother 5 years after I did. It has been almost 20 years and I still worry about playing soccer (I play goalie so kneeling is a thing), swimming and stairs. My dad never walked normal after his surgery so now he is elderly and disabled we both use the handicapped parking spot (I don't drive) I know the looks I get, but I know my knee is unpredictable in spite of me having excercised a bit more to strenghten it and before they can say anything my dad gets a scooter. So yeah. I know what the kid feels.
entitled mama will probably make her poor kid wear braces on his legs until he's 30. or curse him out for healing, so she has to park like normal folks. if i were the cop i'd have gotten all her identification, then demanded her medical certification for the
FULL report.
Yeah, Handcapped can happen as young as being a toddler with Scoliosis, High Dependancy Autism, and other kind of stuff that will make it harder for people, its not like something a case of "Oh, you're too young/old to have [Insert Disabiltiy/Illness Here]" Like its not a age limit thing.
First I'm like "Bearded dragon salad....." Ohhh a salad for the bearded dragon lmfao
NEVER trust ANYONE to transfer a vehicle. Insist on going with the buyer to the DMV. States should make that mandatory.
Why. Just... WHY.
The kid wearing braces on his legs could just be dropped off at the door and picked up at the door of the store. I used to do that all the time with my spouse. He had a placard for his car but we didn't have two. One time I parked in an empty parking lot for a short time and the police were out there when we came out trying to ticket me in the disabled spot. Didn't have the placard but did have wheel chair I was pushing and oxygen tanks I was carrying so I think they got the point. Not sure if someone called them or they were just bored and driving around.
i wish that the entitled mother would mind her own business instead of assuming that op faked being disabled or ask her what happened.
instead of making assumptions.
and face the fact that her son doesn't need the handicap spot, not her.
@@Charles-7 the son has a brace on his leg, he told his mother that he's fine and apologized to op.
@@viviennemorgan7217 not to worry I already know, and the son said it himself, he doesn't _really_ need it, it just sounds like his mother is using her own son as an excuse to take a handicap spot, just to boost her entitled ego.
@@Charles-7 I wish there Was a story where op adopts non spoiled kids from their entitled parents or entitled mother or entitled father.
The car scam is really really common in both the US and the UK (and probably elsewhere) here in the UK they will fill the tank and run before transferring ownership then they get a free full tank and you get a visit from the police holding a bill.
Given that in the UK the seller is 100% responsible for transfer of the registered keeper information (ownership details are not actually stored), there is no way for the buyer to prevent the transfer paperwork going through, as per the story.
If you are suggesting that the buyer fills up and makes off before the paperwork transfers through the DVLA (given that it takes a couple of weeks), sure, but they left you with signed evidence of the transfer of registered keeper; which includes name and address details that you should have confirmed with their ID/license. That combined with the CCTV that virtually all forecourts run, means they're really isn't anything to be concerned about... Providing you take the appropriate steps when selling a vehicle.
@@damionlee7658 just because it's easy to find the new owner, doesn't stop them from trying their luck. Stupid people exist.
I know it happens first hand. When I was 17 my mum sold her old car to a banger racer. At first the guy said there was no need to fill in and sign the papers since it was just going to be used off road, but she insisted. About 2hours after he drove off with the car, the police were at the door.
@@Falney so from a single instance, you have extrapolated that this scam is "Really really common" in the UK. Perhaps our understanding of "Really really common" is different... But I suspect it is more a case of hyperbole.
People stealing fuel is quite common. But anybody with any sense, uses a stolen or clone vehicle; not one where they have given their name and address to somebody. Now like I said, sure that could happen, but to claim it is a "Really really common" scam in the UK is stuff and nonsense.
*Story 1:* Who the hell is this entitled karen to decide who's disabled enough to park in a handicap parking spot? You'd think a handicap placard would've been enough. It usually shows what looks like a person riding a wheelchair, and generally hangs up on the rear-view mirror of a car.
Story 2 - Why didn't OP take the plates with him when he sold the car? I know several people who've made this mistake.
The title of the car should have been transferred. So it would have the same number plate, just the owner's name and address details would be different. The guy who bought, didn't complete his side of the process, which led to the car not seen as sold from a legal point of view
@@767Shadow
I guess it's different in different places but, where I live, the plate CAN go with the car, but the seller is running the risk of exactly what happened here. To be safe, it's best to have the buyer take a bill of sale/signed portion of seller's registration to the DMV, register the vehicle and get their own plates. Then they can bring both new registration and new plates back to pick up the vehicle. There's no way to be sure a buyer will register the vehicle. If the buyer gets in an accident and kills someone, the seller, who has likely canceled his insurance, will be named in any action.
@@lynnecamp3268 i don't really know how his country works in this base, but on an assumption which was based on the 77$ charge to change the documents of the car. In my country, the sale has to go through the registration office and RTO(the department which controls the vehicles ).
@@767Shadow
Where I live, you can just sign the back of the existing registration and drive.....IF you want something like this to happen. If you want to be safe, get your $$, or partial $$, wtite up bill of sale. Buyer takes it to DMV (RTO), registers vehicle, buys his own plates, goes back to seller with new registration and plates. Seller keeps old plates or turns them in to DMV.
@@lynnecamp3268 Best for the seller to escort the buyer to the DMV so they can witness the buyer do the transfer. Caveat venditor.
why does the kid in the first story sound like Mikey mouse
The kid nice and even told her mom that it wasn’t a big deal since he had problems walking but he had something to keep his leg up and when the police part showed up and she was going to leave the kid apologize to her❤
No one likes to eat the same thing every day?!? Girl needs to come over and tell my bearded dragon that. It's Arugula or death. No in between 😅
Where did the entitled mother go to medical school? My doctor does not recognize her from medical school.
The prof sounded like beetlejuice
I'd love to say "you want this spot? How about I break your spine so you can earn it?"
The second story is why there needs to be improvements to the laws regarding acquisition and sale title transfer of liability.
Always fill out the transfer of ownership/liability when selling or even when donating your car, as car donation centers are known to lie and claim they fill take care of all the paperwork, yet they don’t. It is illegal to claim they will take care of all the paperwork in California, as the transfer of liability title still needs to be filled out by the former owner and sent to the DMV within 5 days (used to be 7).
I knew someone who donated her car, and the NPO cheated her on the KBB value and never filled out any paperwork. She got a notice from her insurance that they weren’t covering the car anymore, and she contacted the DMV only to find out the car was still in her name months after selling it. The DMV told her the NPO shouldn’t have claimed to “take care of all paperwork”. She had it filled out and the title taken out to her name.
It didn’t end there. She got tons of parking tickets many more months later, and after checking with the DMV they assured her that the car was no longer hers long before the date of the first parking ticket. The parking bureau dismissed her tickets, but the stupid tow company billed her for towing, impound, and storage fees. After explaining the situation to them in full, they said “We’ll take care of it.” They sent her to collections. She was in a screaming match with some jerk collection agent, the lousy car donation NPO refused to help her with that mess, so she had to get a lawyer to straighten it all out.
TL/DR: I knew a lady who donated her car but didn’t fill out the transfer of liability paperwork l. Car was in her name for months, she had found out, DMV told her to fill out paperwork because car donation NPO wasn’t supposed to tell her “We take care of all paperwork”. Lady filled out transfer of liability title but then many more months later is hit with parking tickets, gets them dismissed due to none of them applying to her as she was not legal owner anymore. Tow company tried to hit her with towing, storage, and impound fees and then after she proved to them she wasn’t liable for that they sent her to collections. Car donation NPO refused to help, she had to get a lawyer.
typical, there's two things a karen will not want to hear/do: one is being told "no" and other is "minding your own business", and I feel so sorry for the kid cause it sounds like his own mother is using him as an excuse to claim a handicap spot just so she don't have walk as far, which is so not right in my opinion, and that the kid is saying that he can walk that far just fine with his braces, which is great that he's able to, and yeah that karen should learn being disabled (mentally and/or physically)(whether temporary or permanent), is never a choice, ever!
If you have a placard or it's on your license plate you have the right to park there.
Second story. Is it legal to just repossess the car? I'm assuming the seller kept a set of keys and one key fob, and knows where the buyer lives.
am i the jerk be takin big fat Ws
Those collard greens deserved better.
The first one there is a Karen
You are supposed to take your plate off the car.
Last story I wonder how bad the sister was at the wedding Probably trying to snap photos of herself while the bride was walking down the aisle
I get hassled all the time when I use disabled parking. While I have an invisible disability, I live with chronic, debilitating pain 24/7 I am on so much pain medication that if anyone even tried to take the doses I take, they as well as about 15 other people would literally drop dead from an overdose. I can walk, but I use my cart as a sort of balance thing to take some of the load of my legs. Total hip and knee replacement. If I am having a good day, I won't use a spot as long as its not too far away. By the time I am done, I am usually in agony at this point. People need to realize that not all disabilities are overtly apparent and should mind their own bloody business. This is why I am a misanthropic individual, people are horrible, I hate most of them. But I'm not a bitch about it. I just do my thing, I'm polite and kind, but just stay out of my space and business, please.
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the mickey voice for that kid is funny.also sweet kid.his dad is good but his mom is shlt
I'm disabled too but I don't use anything but I do have a placard.
For the first story, the EM went into the store before OP. Did she have a handicap placard? Her son said he had braces for his legs but was getting better. My oldest sister had to wear a leg brace for a while but maybe dice it wasn't permanent or long term thing we never got a placard. Was the EM just upset that the OP have a more invisible handicap then her son so she didn't deserve it like her son did?
I found the Mickey Mouse voice for the EP's son very funny
It was almost like Cletus from _Helluva Boss._
Story one’s kid sounded like Micky Mouse
That kid was sweet yes, but that voice 💀
i would report it stolen
Story #1. I can guarantee that the mother would go ballistic if someone said the same thing as she did. Given that you can't see her sons disability. So you'd think that she'd have some perspective about hidden disabilities. Story #2. Idk how the tickets and infractions didn't reflect upon his licence, given thats how your driving record is recorded. So idk how this guy wasn't arrested or still had a licence. Doubt they were paying for insurance. So if his licence was suspended with no insurance. The car would've been towed. Last Story. You can dictate what you do and don't want with anything regarding your wedding and anything related to it. If someone doesn't like it. Too bad
i just notice the child sounds like mikey mouse
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Is the poor kid in story 1 Mickey Mouse?
🐭 “Haw-haw!”
Do you think that kid grew up to be the new Mickey Mouse?
Seriously, the voice sounded so much like Mickey Mouse.
"I'm a female" pov the voice.
Last story simply doesn't ring true in my mind. OP kept talking about how he couldn't be fired because he was tenured, even though the education board had wanted to be rid of him for a long time. Given the claims made (leaving students unattended during dangerous experiments, giving dangerous directions etc), evidence of such incompetence and negligence absolutely would have been grounds to fire him.
The whole story revolves around the idea that tenure means they can't be fired, and that is not now, and never has been true.
Do people not realize just how cringey it is to gatekeep handicap-ness? If my car has a government or state issued placard that says I'm legally handicapped or disabled, doesn't make me any less entitled to a parking spot then anyone else. So, if the elderly could just shut up about young people not looking disabled enough, that'd be great.
Story 1: Why does the child sound like Mickey Mouse?
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