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Hey, fam! 👋 Charlotte Dobre here, and today we're diving into the wild world of "Am I The A**hole" (AITA) where entitled folks took their drama all the way to court! 🚨⚖️ Brace yourselves for some jaw-dropping stories that'll make you question humanity.
From ridiculous neighbor disputes to family feuds that escalated to the legal arena, AITA has never been more dramatic. 🍿 I've got the tea on entitled people who not only thought they were right but were willing to go to court to prove it. Can you believe the audacity?
We're talking about entitled individuals who believe the world revolves around them, leaving everyone in their wake shocked and appalled. 😱 Whether it's a parking space, a wedding invitation, or a simple disagreement, these stories will leave you shaking your head.
But fear not, my friends! I've got the details, the drama, and the verdicts that will have you questioning how some people manage to function in society. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe for more juicy content, and let me know in the comments which entitled story left you shook to the core.
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14:16 People who say “it’s your fault for owning an expensive item and having it ruined” are the same to say “it’s your fault you got assaulted because you were wearing a short skirt and had it coming”… blaming the victim not the criminal
There was a judge judy episode where she blamed a child victim for the destruction of their coat because they wore it to walk to school. It was in their locker during classes but another kid broke into the locker and destroyed the coat because it was nice, judge Judy told the victim that they shouldn't have worn a nice coat in their area since it was a gift from a wealthier relative and was too nice for their demographic. I was so ticked off at her decision and the victim blaming
@@silverfox1492Can't say that shocks me. I never liked her.
They are jealous of people with more money is all that is. Well, work harder or smarter and maybe you'll have more.
It's for sure not her fault and I hate the victim blaming of a poor little girl, but it is still a valid life lesson! It isn't about who's right and who's wrong in the situation in the end it's about avoiding getting hurt and it's about TRUST. You can't control/trust all the people around you or what they'll do all the time. You can only control what you do and who you choose to trust. So....maybe don't stroll down dark alleyways in a tuxedo wearing an expensive watch and a wallet full of cash!! You can't trust that environment or the people who usually frequent it. What's sad about the coat is that that lady thought she could trust her family and turned out she was wrong 😢.
Victim condemnation is the coward's way out, every time. I totally agree with you. Not one of those sitting in judgement would take on, front up to, or face the perpetrator on the spot. They're cowards, and they're bullies.
Story Two: the coat is made of vicuña wool. These Peruvian animals (relatives of llamas) produce small amounts of extremely fine wool, which is very expensive because the animal can only be shorn every three years and has to be caught from the wild. It is the second finest wool in the world (that happens to be legal) to own. The first finest type of wool is illegal to own, because the Tibetan antelope it comes from is endangered. If the niece's intentional prank had ruined a $20,000 car, people would expect the niece to make it right. It's no different because it's a coat.
There's literally people in the comments defending the girl and her Mum for not wanting to pay back the money??? And saying she's an a-hole for "caring more about material things than her own sister/niece". Which is crazy. They're like "the kid should work it off and needs the car to do so!" Like uh, no. The parent isn't even willing to punish their kid properly what makes you think it'll ever get paid off 😂😂. Absolutely craziness.
@@Mitters Right? And, yes, her husband's family could easily get a new one, but that's not the point. I'm glad niece's dad is making sure the niece makes up for this.
That's interesting, just getting to this story now...
If the coat was only made of wool then that's ok... But if the coat is the picture at the very end of the video... It's made with CHINCHILLA FUR!!! I really hope she doesn't buy another one 😢
Was the actual coat posted? The blue one was the actual coat? No wonder it's so expensive! Very labor intensive to wrangle vicunas from the wild, I imagine! Thanks!
I had a similar situation to the first story. My mil used her card on my phone to order dinner, my phone saved it, I accidentally used it next time I ordered food. As soon as I noticed I paid the money to my mil and removed the card from my just eat, it was like £30 and I felt so bad. I can't imagine stealing 17k, let alone not take responsibility for it.
For some reason my pay pal won’t delete the card of a previous employer off my account. We remove it and it’s right back again. I go out of my way to make sure I NEVER use her card. We may not have been a proper fit for each others needs, she is absolutely loaded, but that doesn’t mean I should take anything from her. I too would feel just so guilty and awful.
Charlotte inspires me.. My parents said if i get 70K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging..
@erikarussell1142 it's wild that that girl felt entitled to her inlaws' money. My mil absolutely spoilt me during my first pregnancy (first grand child), I felt so guilty about that, and that was entirely her choice. Some people just don't care about anyone other than themselves
Right?!? I'm a doggie nanny (I LOVE IT!)
Last week, I had to take Tessa Lou in for surgery while mom & dad were away.
I realized a cpl days after they got home that I still had mom's CC in my wallet. I didn't even use it and I felt guilty for still having it on me! Tessa's mom laughed when I called her to apologize 'I didn't even realize it was gone!'
Thankfully, ¿most people? aren't like these awful people!
Very crazy 🤪 is right one time is an accident 17000.00 is major theft police arrest and charges
What's even more painful about the second story is that after OP discovered the price for the coat she was anxious to wear it and put it away YET she felt safe and comfortable enough to wear it to her sister's house, she trusted those people, felt like it was a safe space for her treasured items then both her sister and niece shattered that trust and safety.
I wouldn’t visit someone again after they betrayed my trust like that.
GREAT point!!! 👍🏼👍🏼
@@karaoconnoraliasraidra I think the sister is jealous.
Good thing parents are responsible for their children's torts. If she had to sue, she could request all associated fees. Little 16 yo delinquent needs to get a job if she wants a car. Franky, she needs a job to keep her tail out of trouble.
No, not the AH!! Future😳DIL got to go!
Story 2: If you just ignore your kids' mistakes, and don't have them pay the consequences, the chances are significantly higher you will be paying a lawyer to fix their mistakes in the future.
Exactly 😂
Mom not thinking it wasn't such a big deal is part of the reason daughter felt free to do what she did. Indifference towards others and their things is taught
I bet you mom was jealous of the coat so that’s why she didn’t care her daughter ruined it
Yep and OP sister is jealous and resentful too
Sister enabled the nieces actions
I think the mom thought that the sister was rich, so what's the big deal!? That is what the sister thought. WRONG!!! The 16 y.o. needs to learn a lesson or she will grow up thinking she can do anything she wants and not pay the consequences. She will become arrogant and entitled super KAREN!!!
@@susanbissell6319 yeah. I had that feeling too and that the sister is jealous
There's a huge difference between a PRANK and VANDALISM/ASSAULT. Many people don't realize this. What the niece did was outright assault and vandalism, not a "prank." A PRANK would be making the aunt THINK something had happened to the coat when nothing had. Pranks should be fun for everyone. Not abuse.
Unfortunately because of these social media public pranksters kids think thats what pranks are
Excellent point! I've tried to explain that to my kids too who have misunderstood what an actual prank is thanks to social media! I've seen way too many "prank" videos where I'm like 🤔🧐🙄 Where's the prank? That wasn't a prank nor was it funny!
This! Why her parents aren’t monitoring her social media and teaching her right from wrong is appalling. At least the dad has far more sense than the mum! The niece would be charged and have a juvenile record, as she should. Yes, we monitored what our children were doing on there electronics until they were 18. They knew the rules prior to getting their electronics and agreed to the rules. They also had to pay half of the amount of their phones and iPads. It’s called responsibility and accountability. Both are in their mid 20’s, have started their careers and are thankful that we discussed not posting certain things as future employers do look at social media! The niece and her enabling mum are vile prat’s.
People know, they just don’t care. To these people, everything is a prank.
Gaslighting at its finest. “Jeeze, you can’t take a joke/prank.”
@@Amber-yq9ee EXACTLY
The first chick fumbled her own bag; rich in laws, lawyer boyfriend, living rent-free? God, I wish.
Yeah...I mean, it's good that he dodged that bullet, but holy shit did she fumble her shot. It sounds like she was on track to be Mrs. Lawyer, before she did that. 😂
And she could probably have kept even stealing if she took less and over a longer time. Could also have argued that it was a mistake if the amount was smaller. Not even a smart thief. If you are going to be a criminal at least be a smart one.
Yup. She was just too greedy. Had she not done that...and married the guy (or stayed with him longer), I'm sure the in laws would have helped her with a job (if she wanted), paid for some vacations, etc. She's stupid.
She definitely thought she was entitled
And it sounds like they were all really nice people too! All she had to do was be decent and she basically had her financial and home life set.
Story Two: I'll bet money the sister was in on the "prank"! Her response of "just get your husband to buy a new one" reeks of jealousy.
Probably
I’m 18, and I work at a dry cleaners, and I deal with expensive and designer things all the time. If I ruined a luxury item on accident, I would be on the floor *begging* for forgiveness, and I’d be selling my car that instant to make up for such a horrible mistake. I can’t imagine ruining something that expensive ON PURPOSE, and then LAUGHING and refusing to accept responsibility and pay back the cost of the item.
Even if it was a $20 coat, she ruined it on purpose.
This exactly.
I agree, don't people care about other's feelings anymore?
I completely agree. And being grounded will obviously not teach this teen a lesson. Making her sell her car to make up for her actions on the other hand will. To make a lasting lesson you have to figuratively hit them where it hurts. If I had a kid and it did this I would also be deleting any and all social media and they would not be allowed back on till they give a whole hearted apology.
Allowing this kind of crap to slide and failing to appropriately correct them will only enforce that it was ok for them to do.
Yes, this. The price of the coat really does not matter.
Exactly. And to some people having to replace a $20 coat might well cost $20,000 because coming up with $20 between paychecks isn't happening.
$17,000 over four months is about $980 per week. This isn't ice cream binges when stressed. This is SERIOUS shopping and theft.
That’s what I’m saying. It’s a bit more that $4000 a month that she was taking. That’s more than most rent.
THATS WHAT I SAID! That’s not pocket change.
@@leonorerowan7930AND SHE WASNT EVEN PAYING RENT so it was all shopping expenses most likely
Who spends almost 1k per week???? How???
And how do you _not_ notice it???
It is so far beyond anything in my poor-ass millenial life, I cannot fathom how she spent this much money in so little time
Imagine that someday that spoiled teenager is walking down the aisle in a beautiful wedding gown; when out of nowhere comes a paint filled balloon, aimed right at that beautiful dress.
It would be karma, or Divine retribution (which some think is the same thing).
that would be hilarious karma. If someone decided to actually do it they should also record it and call it a simple prank
Although it would be turn arounds, if they sell her vehicle and she works off the balance, then she has paid her debt
That would certainly be a beautiful dose of KARMA!! LOL!!!
Revenge says this? 😂😂😂
Tiktok pranks can leave life changing results for some people. My friends lost their home to fire after a couple of lads put fireworks in a bin leaning against the house. The house burnt down. Thankfully my friends were away but they lost everything. The loss of things that matter, photos, momentos devastated them.
Wow... that is awful :(
That’s insane, omg, I hope they sued!😢
@@Santati-Sharma kids. They got a slap on the hand
@@anniehigham1846 alr.
Maliciously destroying a $20k item regardless of what it is and expectingthe owners to just shrug it off or "buy another" because they can afford is a great example of why people hate this generation of kids. The entitlement is wild.
it definitely stemmed from the mom, someone (I'm assuming) is not in her kids generation. The mom was the one who told her to buy a new one. Kids just copying what she sees
when my grandmother was in the hospital once and very out of it from medications she was on, I told her I liked her yellow hospital socks to try and make conversation, didn't think she'd remember it. Once she was out of the hospital I went to visit and she excitedly pulled out an entire plastic bag filled with all her yellow hospital socks she had kept and washed to give me 😂😂😂
😂😂
Well now I love your Gram ❤
🥰🥰🥰
Oh my gosh that's so sweet!
Sweet grandmother!
As a person part of "this generation" I think I speak for most of us when I say not all of us are stupid enough to damage a 20k coat. Love you queen!
Amen 🙏🏻
Pardon as english isn't my first language, but doesn't "apart" mean "separate from something"...? I'm a bit confused lol
Ikr, I was shocked but thought maybe that's a rich people thing 😂 but I cannot even imagine doing that sh't to a 1K coat
Not even to a coat from the thriftshop. That’s someone’s coat.
@@jacquelineess1141 I think they meant as someone who is a part of this generation
as a 16 year old, with a conscious and empathy, i'm appalled by this girl's behavior. *i'd* be scared to ruin the coat, i'd probably stay 10 ft away at all times because i'd be terrified to even breathe on it. on behalf of all of gen z, i'm so sorry that they suck
7:50 I love that the bank is helpful enough to return the money. our local bank would be like "yall didn't notice for four whole months? that's on you. byeee"
If you have enough money to not notice $17K going missing, you’re probably treated a bit differently by banks. They want to keep rich customers happy.
@@JasminMiettunenfair point.
It depends. My card had fraudulant charges on it. Over the phone they went back several months to verify with me what I charged and fixed the amounts that I didnt charge. Although, the only charges that weren't mine were only back 3 days. Btw, I am far from wealthy.
yeahhh, they probably have millions deposited in that bank. If they don't help them with that 17k then they'll lose that milions when they change banks.
14:22 Yes! I was thinking the same thing! Just because you have something more expensive, it doesn't excuse people if they damage your stuff. I had a back and forth with some lady b4 about shopping carts and cars. -_-
Regarding the ruined coat - if it's designer and cashmere or leather, $20K isn't a surprise. The surprise is that a 16-year-old is so clueless she doesn't consider the consequences for ruining said coat. She's the one who found it on line and was 100% aware of its value, after all. Further proof social media is rotting brains on the daily.
I don't know if it was that niece specifically, I understood that it was her sister in laws daughter that saw the price online not the bratty niece. But regardless of who found the price she knew the price and that her aunt liked it very much and still went ahead and ruined not caring about her aunts feelings or the possible consequences. Prank is on her, good bye car
Designer cashmere or leather definitely does NOT warrant a 20k price tag. Silk is pricier than both those. I think you say that bc that's the most expensive material you know of.
Fyi the coat is made from vicuña wool, second finest wool on earth, (finest wool on earth is illegal to own as the animal is endangered) it's a sort of lama.
They produce little wool, can't reproduce in captivity so have to be caught wild everytime & can only be shorn once every 3 years.
So yeah it's expensive lol
Designer cashmere or leather definitely does NOT warrant a 20k price tag. Silk is pricier than both those. I think you say that bc that's the most expensive material you know of.
Fyi the coat is made from vicuña wool, second finest wool on earth, (finest wool on earth is illegal to own as the animal is endangered) it's a sort of lama.
They produce little wool, can't reproduce in captivity so have to be caught wild everytime & can only be shorn once every 3 years.
So yeah it's expensive lol
@@viviannehoffmann6005- the girl who checked the price WAS the same niece who ruined it. Niece even put the price of the coat in the reel. I bet the fact that it was an expensive coat is what made niece want to execute the prank.
@@mariaclaudiacrespo5016 yeah I think I misunderstood the first time I heard it. If it was her who saw the price that makes it worse and better that her car was sold. Jeje
There's a difference between a "prank" and a CRIME.
I had a girl run up to me in a parking lot and grab the strap of my purse and yank on it like she was stealing it. She was a stranger to me so obviously I reacted accordingly. I was about to reach for my knife, and I yelled at her loudly for others to hear to get away. When she let go , she started laughing and saying " Calm down it's a prank! " and saw her friend filming with her phone also laughing. I cannot believe she thought that would be a prank . It was distressing.
@@ahoward3503 oh my gosh....that could have turned out so badly! Like that kid playing a "prank" on that guy in the mall that ended up shooting him!
@@ahoward3503That could have ended so much worse for her. That's crazy stupid.
@@ahoward3503 She should be charged with assault. It is distressing because you were attacked. Edit to add: I am sorry this happened to you.
@@ahoward3503That is no longer considered a prank. It's attempted theft.
The fur coat story…. I absolutely LOVE OP’s hubby! “I’ll take care of it.” AWESOME hubby!! No anger, just got down to business ❤❤❤
I mean yes brownie points for the guys, but also: why did they need men to sort this out... I hate to see the stereotype reenforced. That women only cackle and yell arguments and get into "bitch fights" and when the men step in, a reasonable solution can be found. Which was OP's, a woman's, original idea by the way. I agree with you, good that the husbands stepped in and fixed the issue, I'm just disappointed that they had to get involved at all.
@@Ruby-yn5fp OP said she didn't understand the insurance process, and it sounded like she didn't even know it WAS insured, so it was not disappointing that her husband was brought in to the situation. OP wanted to sue her, which would have been her right, the husband just informed her of the more effective channel/process. And since that's not her area of expertise, it was better he took care of it. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses. It doesn't matter gender, I'm not going to get on a high horse if someone who knows more about something tells me a better way of doing something and offers to handle it. Why would I want to mess up a situation that could be taken care of better by someone with more knowledge just because they fit into a stereotype of someone who would have more knowledge of said situation?
What is disappointing is how that mother is raising her daughter.
@@Ruby-yn5fpIs there any problem with him helping his own wife? You do realize marriage is about helping each other. Imagine if the husband did6do anything you would've said something along the line "the husband is so selfish bla bla red flag bla bla". Really people like you bring feminism bad name.😒
@@HeidiWilde Smart money says the coat wasn't insured at all. Hubby just knows how the game is played and is a master at it. This way the teen gets punished, wife gets her coat replaced, sister gets a reality check, and there is no long standing family animosity because insurance companies are the devil, am I right. It wasn't that he was the man in the relationship; it was that he was the poker player.
As for the mom's child-rearing, yeah, that's going to come back to bite her in the behind if she doesn't start holding her daughter accountable for her actions.
@@Ruby-yn5fp gasp an efficient 1 track mind doing problem solving! HOW DARE THEY USE THEIR LOGICAL ADVANTAGED BRAIN INSTEAD OF THEIR EMOTIONAL KAREN SIRENS
Ruining that coat could be a criminal offense. If not sue. Screw those parents.
Lying about the coat being insured was absolutely genius and I'm keeping that in my pocket for later lol
I mean, for a 20k coat, it may well be insured
He's from a rich family. You best believe that coat, their jewellery, property etc. are insured because the rich, especially if they're wealthy, know the value of insurance in preserving their wealth. They even insure to settle their estate when they die, so their beneficiaries doesn't have to spend cash upfront or liquidate assets to make estate related payments.
First story, no one seems to mention that the son has a law license to protect. Trouble like this could get him censured or disbarred.
No it doesnt lmao
@@bigcactus3996yes it does. If you’re a member of the Bar and your spouse/ partner commits crimes, YOU can lose your standing if you don’t take the corrective legal actions.
@@jennifermcgoldrick6323 Not to mention your personal and professional reputation in the community where you need to make a living.
A lot of parents have that "kids will be kids" attitude but the girl who intentionally got paint on her aunt's coat was just being malicious. Glad the bother in law is holding her accountable.
You don't have the money to pay your in-laws back? Ok?? Go to jail - go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect 17,000 dollars???
💯 agree
What did she spend 17k on that she couldn't at least sell some of it back or return?!
XD Exactly.
Oh, you want free bling paid for with money you didn't earn? Cool, take these shiny, vintage cuffs and this limited edition ball and chain, babe. Oh, and don't forget the striped fit! Or maybe the orange edition is more your style?
@@xDarkTrinityx fashion.......... when in doubt its often in that category since jewelery/clothes comes to mind. prolly one or two was a full high end spa day and an expensive nail job >_
Learning from one's mistakes, especially at 16, doesn't have to be a bad thing. I can imagine the mom didn't want to see her child upset, but it's really an opportunity. If you manage to learn from your fuck ups and avoid jail time, it's a win
My paternal Grandma was a little (4'7"), but a petty woman. So petty in fact that when Grandpa was teaching her to drive a car he yelled at her. She then promptly stopped the car, turned it off, and told him to f**k off. He could drive her everywhere after that. Never drove anywhere herself for the rest of her life. This was her hill to die on. I loved it. I miss her!
Bet checked his temper after that. Good for her.
To me, I am so glad that your husband talked to your brother-in-law. . I’m glad that he’s making your niece pay you back and selling her car. To me if she continues with that entitled attitude, she will not get far in life. So the father did teach his daughter a very valuable lesson. I just don’t understand how she thought it was ok to ruin other peoples things, with no repercussions.
Spoiled rich kid. Entitled too.
Yeah, I didn't understand either
This is pretty normal unfortunately. That the mother of the girl and the OP’s sister thought grounding the girl for a week was enough punishment said a lot. The girl was never taught that her actions had consequences or she would have thought first before ruining such an expensive coat. At 16 it is unlikely she will change that much either.
Nowadays parents don't disipline their kids hardly at all. In todays society,the gets grounded,reports to CPS that they're being abused. Then the parents have to jump through hoops. That little _______ would have got her head snatched. She wouldn't even want to see a paint commercial for the rest of her life. We can all be rest assured OPs sister will buy the little ______ a car next year.
Just for 5 views, and one of them was her aunt's! 😂😂😂
I hate when many people have children, they put these blinders on and protect their children from all repercussions. Your 16yr old daughter’s life isn’t in jeopardy, she just needs to know now that the world will hold you accountable. Damn, don’t have kids if you are going to lose all reason after they arrive!
True. Also find it a part of being a parent to not only teach your children how to cook, do homework etc. But also how to human and that actions have consequences. You can teach this and still have your kids back.
I agree 100% morals used to be passed down from generation to generation but not anymore from what I have seen for myself except from my kids, anytime my kids saw someone act out in public and then get what they wanted from it and then my child would start to act the same way I would put them on the spot and say they are not my children and you are and I will not tolerate that behaviour and take them home with nothing and also tell them that not all children are raised the same some parent’s are lazy and embarrassed easily but I am not
I think the older sister is secretly happy that OP's coat was destroyed because she's jealous that OP married into such a rich family. It's like what Charlotte was describing about the people blaming her friend for owning something expensive. Jealous people are happy when bad things happen to rich folks. A part of me even wonders if she knew about the "prank" ahead and chose not to stop it.
And the niece put her families home at risk of a lien
That's assuming there was reason to begin with. Let's not forget the apple doesn't fall far from the tree sometimes...
Story 1 - This happened to me last year, sorta. Visiting my mom with my daughter, she and I alternate who pays for dinner. At one point, we ordered food from, I think, UberEats. I put mom's card into my iPad and moved on. A month or so after that visit, I ordered from UberEats without thinking. $40 on my mother's card! I felt so guilty, I got a card and mailed a check to my mom (AFTER taking her card# out of the app, of course!). Feeling that nuts over $40, couldn't IMAGINE $17,000.00! DIL *sucks*.
My mom isn't tech savvy, so she has me order stuff for her online sometimes and made me save her card so that she doesn't have to give it to me every time. There was one time I forgot to change it back to my card and ordered something with her card. I felt really bad and paid her back immediately. It wasn't even that much. Barely $10. But I still felt bad. 😂
Exactly why I have to order from my device, too! 😉
My ex wife's explanation why she maxed out my CC with unapproved in-game purchases for a Pay-To-Win browser game was: "That's your credit card, which means it's your money. We're married that means your money is my money. Since it's my money, I can use it however I see fit without talking to you."
Her solution to my debt? "Just report your card stolen and have the charges removed." . . .
Probably a good part of WHY she's your EX, I presume? 😂
That should be the normal reaction!!! “OMG I just accidentally stole from someone I really care about!!! I need to fix this right away!!!”
Not “Oooo a little mortgage tip for me, don’t mind if I do 😏 ooo, that gucci bag looks so cute, it’s not gonna hurt anything after all, right? 😏”
It seems utterly insane to start ripping from someone who you ether currently (or in the future, as with the dumb b in the story) care a lot about, sociopathic, maybe even.
Regarding the coat story: As an Insurance Agent, filing a vandalism claim on Homeowners/ Valuables policy is the route to go, but yes, it would require a police report for the claim to be paid. The policyholder’s insurance company could “subrograte” (going after at fault party’s policy to be reimbursed via their Property Damage Liability coverage), but it’s highly unlikely as most Homeowners/Renters policies only provide $2,500 for that particular coverage endorsement and insurance companies know this. It’d also cost the insurance company way more than $20k to attempt to put lien on home if they couldn’t subrograte so that would undoubtedly never happen. They’d pay the claim and move on. But anyways, insure your high value items people! 😊
Breaking someone’s stuff is a year ruining thing for me.
I also can’t crane hearing someone break glass or anything they even own. I always feel so bad even if I didn’t break it.
Second story, unreal that someone can destroy a gift 'for the lols', and then blame the owner for wearing it. That's like blaming a victim of murder for being in the wrong place at the wrong time
Anyone else think her sister was jealous and was secretly glad the coat was ruined?
She probably put her up to it.
Sister is garbage.
Good point!
When I was young and naive, I allowed my boyfriend to have a debit card on my bank account "for emergencies." Well, yes, he did drain the entire amount on *substances* and *dancers*. But then he blamed me for being dumb enough to trust him with it. I mean, yes, I was dumb, but where was his accountability?
@@lauraelliott6909 I really hope you were able to get that money back somehow.
I had a dude drop a full 24oz glass of beer on my leather jacket which was draped over my purse in the seat next to me. He said sorry, brought me napkins, and freaked out when I told him he needed to pay for cleaning or replacement. The bartender took his side and threw me out, so I called the owner. My jacket was replaced after a quick video review.
Damn, such a reasonable request, you'd think you're asking for his first Born!!! I hope that dickhead bartender got fired!
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That's great! But was it the owner who replaced it? I hope the guy and the bartender took responsibility for how horrible they were to you!
Boys watching over other boys (assuming the bartender was a boy). Either way, the guy should have ponied up the $ to pay for cleaning the jacket.
This seems very petty. It was an accident. And your jacket wouldn't get ruined by having beer spilled on it. What is the cost of dry cleaning? (if it even needed that, which I doubt) $15. Not worth making such a big stink over. You go out in public and stuff like this sometimes happens. It would be different if he was being a jerk and never apologized, but according to your own post, that isn't what happened. YTA.
Thank you Charlotte for pointing out that many pranks posted on SM are SKITS with all that are involved, but people are repeating the pranks and in some cases people have DIED!!!! And parents, if your minors commit a crime they ARE liable and YOU as the parents could be liable as well, so STOP putting up with their shit, family or not!!!
Well said
imo the problem isn't that the pranks on SM are staged, the real problem is that what they're showing aren't pranks to begin with, completely confusing the younger audience. A prank should make the other person just *think* you did something bad, not *actually* doing something bad.
So glad you set your friends straight Charlotte. So many people these days blame the ones getting victimized because our society no longer tries to accept responsibility 👏👏👏👏 keep up being great
The son helping call the police etc was so amazing of an update! But also... How do u steal from ur lawyers boyfriends parents? Lol
11:52 WHAT?!? YOU WANT *MY DAUGHTER* TO FACE THE CONSEQUENCES OF HER ACTIONS?!? But... she's never had to do that before! *WHAT KIND OF MONSTER ARE YOU?!?*
Seems to be every parent’s thought process nowadays
@@Musicalsfangirl I hear you... my parents made me face the consequences of my actions, the consequences of my brothers actions... they loved to share punishments.
Kids today have no clue!
The kid is lucky she wasn't charged with a felony which would mess up school and job prospects. Best she learn this lesson now, difficult as it is.
8:15 into the video:
"ALL RISE FOR THE *indistinguishable Turkey noises*"
I BUSTED out laughing 😂
I love when she does the mumbling turkey noises!!!! 😂😂😂
what an aweful brat of a child.....my mom would've made me clean that coat by hand and get a job to save up money to pay it back if i had done that....yikes wtf.
Cleaning by hand by a 16 year old would also ruin a coat made from fine expensive wool or fur.
My parents would have forced me to get a job and pay back every cent. I would have also been grounded until I was 30.
My mom will confiscated everything I own because she think those will be hazard stuff for me to use. And then told me to pay for it, for the rest of my life perhaps.
And then will mention this incident for the rest of my life, at any major events, or even when she was talking to her friends.
I think the last one will be the death of me.
So yeah, thinking about what my mom will do is the one sign that stop me do stupid stuff.
16:25 glad the other parent got involved and that the niece was HELLA punished, cause yeah, no one should be blamed for having nice things, they should blame the person who damaged it.
I have a friend who was at a party once - he was at an empty table wondering about the decoration, so he picked up a dove and when he put it back down the wing broke of. A girl came screaming and started crying that it was her 800€ designer JW Anderson bag wich he broke. he felt really bad and sent her the money for the bag and she bought a new one right on the spot. since it was a lot of money for him to pay for a bag, he said he’s gonna take the broken one at the end of the party (since he basically just paid for it) and he could try to fix it to give to his girlfriend. she said no and that he ruined her evening and how he could even touch people’s belongings. But luckily a few people defended him since it really was an accident and he wasn’t the only one who had mistook it for decoration - so he got the bag in the end. Turns out the wing was magnetic and one of the magnets had popped off, so it could’ve been fixed easily right there… 14:25
Did he get his money back!!!??
Did he get his money back??
@@bethanyhd well no but at least he got the broken - but fixable - bag and didn’t just have to pay for nothing
This isn't related, but I just wanted to share that I passed my driver's test today at the age of 25! I have a lot of road anxiety, but you talking about practicing and your own journey in your videos really helped so thank you for making me feel less alone. Thank you so much for your videos Charlotte!
Congratulations! A fellow road-anxiety sufferer here. I got my license at 32 and I really don’t like driving so much
Omg I am happy I'm not the only one but with time you will make progress. I suggest learning some routes and using them.
Oh well done you 🎉😊
Honestly my goal, i’m 26 and don’t drive. Proud of you!
That’s so awesome! I am 40 and am currently studying to get my license! Congratulations to you!!🎉🥳
I'm surprised that the son didn't verify with the parents about why they changed their minds if they gave the GF permission to use the card. Instead he refused to talk to them to the point they had to ambush him in his office which they gave him money to open. Seems a bit odd especially for a lawyer to not get both sides of the story.
That is exactly what I thought. Literally! His behaviour was so fishy and sus.
people in love are really blind sometimes. if he really loved her, and she sounds like real manipulative piece of sh#t, she would get him on her side in a second. usually you don't expect your loved ones to lie to you and if she was playing this "rich parents hates poor normal girls" card from the beginning, she could pretty well "groom" him to the point he was blindsided from another angle too. sprinkle it with some "you dont have time for me these days" too and she would guilt-trip him into some ugly situations pretty quickly. at least there was no child, which surprised me because that would be her lifetime meal-ticket. at the same time, I dont think this lie would survive first few family celebrations tbh. 😂
You don't know how much time had gone by. Lawyers, especially ones opening up their own law firm, work LONG LONG hours. As they probably don't have your own paralegal or secretary/administrative assistant, so not only are you doing the lawyering but you have to do your own research, and write ups, etc. As he said, he was working 14 hour days, and I suspect that was cutting it down for his parents. I've had friends that were just starting out that would basically sleep in their offices. So, he might not have been avoiding them as much as just working a lot. And maybe just 3 days have gone by before they showed up at his office.
I guessed that the son/boyfriend was working long hours (anyone starting a business up does), but a red flag for me was this - where was his girlfriend?? Why wasn't she at the office, helping him get his business off the ground? If she was serious about him and this law firm was their future, then she should have been there when she wasn't working, sleeves rolled up, helping out. Would've given her far less time to be shopping online with the in-laws' credit card... The only positive is that at least she won't be entitled to a penny from the business, as she's put nothing into building it.
When my BIL was building his business up, the whole family helped out (including my hubby and I). But his wife (my sister) worked her butt off and he still credits the family, especially his wife, with doing everything possible to ensure his success. As a result, she has an equal stake and has been able to reap the benefits, because she put the work in to building that foundation. You don't have to be trained in the appropriate professional field (eg law in the case of the video, or accountancy in my BIL's case) to help out - answering phones, cleaning, making coffee, etc, requires no qualifications. If nothing else, it's a morale booster to be surrounded by people willing you to succeed.
I'm glad the guy in the video realised his girlfriend was a leech before she became entitled to a chunk of his hard work and effort (eg his business and his bank account).
@@t-and-pthis. Even if she knows nothing about his business she can still be supportive. Like making sure he eats, bringing him good food, not just fast food, making sure he takes breaks so to not burn out and making sure he gets enough sleep, run errands for him, tidy up the office, make coffee, there's a lot of little things that can make a difference and show you care.
Charlotte made a good point about the 20k coat: "If you get your car stolen it's your fault for owning a car". It doesn't matter how much something costs- ya break it, ya gonna damn well pay for it. Doubt that 16yr old was getting punished. When I hear "grounding" and "they can afford it" in the same story you know they're still going to have a phone or ipad.
I wish I could've seen the face on the knees when they told her we have to take your car and ground you for the entire year.
For the paint on the coat, there's a big difference between a prank & destroying something expensive!
First couple was obviously very rich if they gave loan to their son to start a law firm( those things are expensive) so the 17k may not have been a big enough money for them to notice. In all probability the DIL didn't withdraw it all at once so they may not have picked it up sooner.
But that is still theft. Just because someone is rich doesn't mean others can steal from them.
I still to this day have an old employers card in my PayPal. I tried to remove it several times but it just pops back up. It even updated and renewed recently. I go out of my way to never use it. Like, the lady is absolutely loaded. But just because we were not a good fit for each others needs, doesn’t mean I should take from her. Just because I don’t want to eat at your table, doesn’t mean I don’t still want to see you eat (succeed). It’s a condition of the heart that lets people take from others without guilt.
@@erikarussell1142 yeah the girl was a sociopath and a total gold-digger. The update on the story just confirmed it
True, 17k over 4 months is just under 5k a month. That's not a lot of money. BUT, it's still theft. As Charlotte said, one more time I'd get. You hit checkout, and click to confirm and don't even realize it. But 17k takes some work to spend. Especially if it's not one big purchase. It's a few Celine bags, or a couple of Prada bags.
@@erikarussell1142 quel est ton boulot maman 😊
It's very likely that they had the card set up on autopay and (naively) didn't consider that they were vulnerable to theft. A lesson to us all.
12:03 one of the worst parts about what the niece did is that she not only knew how expensive her aunts coat was BUT she was the one who told her aunt how expensive it was.
I’m happy that both situations were handled and resolved appropriately in the end imho.
2nd Case (Charlotte's story): For these cases, we have insurance in Germany, "private Haftpflichtversicherung," which is recommended to have. If the person ever destroys a possession of another person involuntarily, the insurance pays. If you don't have that insurance and refuse to pay, it's most likely the person will sue you (if it's very expensive).
So in Germany there are hardly people saying "well it's their own fault to own something expensive". The common rule is: You break it, you pay. 😅
Period! That’s the way it should be!
@@CharlotteDobre ça veut dire quoi période Tatie Charlotte 😊
You say "involuntarily." Does that mean against the wishes of the owner or by accident of the person who destroys it? In this case it was anything but involuntary by the niece! I'm assuming that insurance will still pay even if it's done on purpose.
Sorry if I'm being obtuse. I'm just really interested in the German practice.
Another German here - no, if you've caused damage to someone else's property on purpose then the insurance will not pay for it. Also, some people try to scam the insurances (neighbor or friend needs a new couch or whatever) - it's not that easy. And when your insurance does pay for damage you've caused unintentionally then your monthly fee will rise significantly.
I personally don't have this kind of insurance, nor do I know many people who do.
@@leslieortenzi8875 against the wishes by both / the destruction occurred by accident (I'm referring to Charlotte's story at 13:20 - 14:20 what happened to her and her friends 15k purse)
You have to fill out a paper where you explain what and how it happened. It's also demanded to send pictures as evidence. Usually, they cover it, if the story sounds plausible.
Some people use their insurance for fraud. If they catch you, you're in big trouble.
Fun fact: if you own a car it's mandatory to have a "haftpflichtversicherung" for your car, which pays in case you damage other's property/car. If you can't pay the monthly expense you can't have your car.
I love that criminals record themselves doing their crimes (narcissistic idiots) for them to be easily and straightforwardly charged accordingly :)
Good.
I legit met someone recently that believe NO ONE is responsible for their own actions- it is the fault of the world that led them to do those things. This was a young adult I believe.
I politely disagreed and said “whilst this is a complex world I believe those who **willingly do harm**, when they **don’t** need to, must take responsibility for their actions and shoulder the blame they rightfully deserve.” They for reals got upset and stormed off from the conversation.
I’m terrified of the next generation.
7:12 "Mamma I'm in love with a criminallll" 😂😂😂😂 some people really have the audacity, but not the braincells 🤣
I love the stories that have an update and the issue is resolved in them too!
10:24 Teenager here, every time I see one of those I click “not interested”
I would NEVER do any of that
Most kids wouldn't, but the outrageous ones are the only ones anyone talks about.
I remember being distraught over some torn pages in a book that was loaned to me by a teacher that I didn't even like. She didn't like me. I didn't like her but she lent me her book. It was in Spanish, she was a spanish teacher and the pages got torn in my backpack. And I paid her the money to replace it. Because I knew that was the right thing to do. And I was in middle school and I didn't like her. So the fact that this 16 year old made the choice that she did is no excuse. Because she knew exactly what she was doing. She deserved the punishment that she got - no car, no social life for the rest of her school year - that's a big deal. Maybe now she will learn that her ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES.
I love the stories with updates of justice served!
And I'm not shocked the mom was so dismissive of her daughter's actions, it's clear she spoilers her and never holds her accountable for her actions. My mother was like this with my youngest sister, her "baby" ran wild every where getting into trouble with the school and getting arrested few times not to mention the he'll she put us through at home knowing she wouldn't get in trouble. It was always frustrating how my mom refused to see how horrible of a person my sister had become because of being spoiled. She got pregnant at 17 and was forced to grow up, now in her mid 30s with 4 kids 3 of them 13-17 yrs old giving her hell 😂😂 karma came around, always does.
Can confirm that 30 year old fiance's can also be obsessed with prank videos. It might make them happy to get a valentine's heart box (like for a box of chocolate) but it's full of beef jerky. It will make their hearts glow.
I absolutely love the turkey 🦃🦃🦃 🦃 🦃 noises that you make😂
My boss is an elderly, extremely wealthy lady who pays no attention to her accounts whatsoever and her tech skills extend to calling and texting with her phone. Her accountant trusts me and would never question anything that popped up on the credit card they made for work so I could shop for her using a card with my name on it but paid automatically by her bank.
That said, I didn’t catch that my food delivery app had defaulted to my work credit card after using it to order for her. I was absolutely mortified to discover that a meal I ordered from a pricey restaurant for my family had been booked to my work card. It felt so wrong and icky despite being a total mistake! I immediately contacted her accountant and fixed it.
It never mattered if she would notice or it would harm her. Such thoughts never even went through my head.
The parents did their son a huge favor by exposing his girlfriend for being a sociopath. Normal people feel guilt and it’s what allows civilized society to function. She’s not normal.
Where are the DIL morals!? I couldn't imagine stealing money from someone I love, regardless of the amount.
Morals? What morals? That girl seems like a sociopath. 🤑
Not very bright either! Should have waited til marriage
I ain't saying she's a gold digger 😄 she's a fool
DIL wasn't there because of love, sadly.
Crazy to feel entitled like that… I never ever felt entitled to my own parents money 🧐
I'm babysitting for my sister. she has a 4-month-old son and a 2-year son. So far I only babysat the baby for two weeks and the 2-year-old for a week. I wasn't thrilled to be babysitting because I have two daughters ages 4 and 2 and I am in online college. She told me she would put them in daycare when she could get vouchers. I was pleased to hear this because dealing with four kids and college daily is overwhelming. She brings up daycare here and there but hasn't heard back about the vouchers. Two days ago her son broke my kid's kitchen set door. It can be put back on but it's easy to come off now. I told her what he did and she told my kids they could come over and break some of his toys. She did not say sorry or offer to pay for the damages. This isn't even half of the problem. She knows how I am (I'm a people pleaser and I'm not proud of it) and I'm starting to be done dealing with her BS. My last straw is what happened today and that is me getting paid. She told me she would pay me either $150 or $200 for the baby if I have him without his brother, and $300 for both, I was ok with this. This morning she sent me $180. I was pissed I won't lie, so I calmed down and asked her about two hours later if the payment was for one week. She said no it was for two and she didn't get paid a lot. Now, I'm upset about what I was paid because watching after kids isn't easy but I was really mad because of the lack of communication. She didn't tell me anything until I texted her so I won't be babysitting for her anymore.
Good
Good for you, get out of that now. I had something similar happen to me when I agreed to "babysit" a bunch of stray cats in our neighbourhood for a lady I met once and didn't really know. Big mistake. I assumed when she said 3 weeks that was it. But when someone is away and keeps telling you things happen (first a storm cancelling boats to come back, then an accident happening to her neighbor there so she couldn't leave) you start to doubt when they will be coming back. And stopping the feeding makes me feel like I am punishing the cats and not the person. Yet, if she doesn't come back soon I will have to stop because the cat food is running low. Breaks my heart but I have to keep in mind it is her who broke her promise. I kept mine. In your case the same. Sucks for her kids to have a mom like that but ultimately there is only so much you can do.
Your sister pays you to look after the children? Wow, we do it for free in our family because it's family.
If you agreed on something and then she does not pay, then I understand.
@@sukamayoutube2323 I've babysat for free lots of times but I have kids and I am in school. She works full-time so that's a job for me in my eyes. I would pay any family member if they babysat for me.
I love how honest and real you are.
Yep, sue the niece!
So, the coat... I own a black Chinchilla and it hurts my heart that they still sell coats with real fur... For that reason, HOW DARE SHE RUIN A COAT LIKE THAT!! She looked at the website, saw how expensive and saw what was it made of, so her line of thought went: Oh, I'll ruin a 20k coat made out of real fur so that they have to buy another.
Send her to jail 😂 TO JAIL!!!!
If it makes you feel better, Charlotte said it was vincuña fur. They are relatives of alpaca and are not killed for the fur, only shorn.
@fibanocci314 Really? In the end of the video there is a shot of the said actual coat and it says cashmere and Chinchilla fur... I'm really glad if it is Vicuña or any wool really, I don't mind animal textiles as long as they don't damage the animal c:
@@amikireicraftstoreyeah, I'd never buy anything with real fur. Especially now when there's so many beautiful faux fur things out there that look and last better than real fur. Leather I get because face it, meat will be eaten and it's wasteful to not use it and properly cared for will last practically forever. But there's absolutely no reason to kill just for fur. That's sick.
@@paulagoeringer9466fur is more eco friendly than faux junk
@@paulagoeringer9466 See, real leather actually serves a functional purpose. For something like welding jackets, it HAS to be real leather. Synthetic materials will literally melt onto your skin. And, agreed, the meat is going to be produced regardless, might as well make use of the leather. In the case of furs, I don't agree with killing animals just for the fur. But, there are practical purposes for real fur like quality paint brushes. Synthetic ones simply don't have the same qualities that natural fibers would.
Cue angelic chorus with $20K coat pan @17:08 ... >> dyin' !
My son with three friends caused $8000 in damage to a vehicle because they were mad at the driver for honking at them for being in the road. We made him quit football so that he had the time to work a job after school to pay us back the person we had to pay out. Two of the boys were brothers. They were to young to get a job
Their parents had them shoveling snow that winter and the $500 they usually spent on Christmas went to the debt. I kinda felt for them trying to figure out how a 15and 13 year old would pay them back. You cant get a job till 16 in Illinois. The last kid, well, nothing. His mother was a single parent and the least able to afford the expense. Yet she didn't do anything. He had a brother in jail already. The kid would be in his early 30s now. We moved so I don't know what happened to him. Also the other boys quit hanging with him because the cops told the other boys that when questioned he said, I don't know I was off riding on my own I did nothing. All the others owned up. I would guess he is hanging out with his bro, but, who knows.
In Mass 14 and 15 year olds can get dish washing positions at restaurants but that's it, everything else is 16+
Willing to bet that former kid is sharing a cell with his criminal brother today
@@mashamitchell9574good possibility
11:24 As a Gen Z I don’t understand pranks. Being “pranked” by friends or anyone can ruin my whole day, even if it’s the most minor thing. Like my friend signed off of my chrome book and I had my tabs organized, I ended up crying because of that. I don’t want to do that to someone else because it’s genuinely rude. A lot of pranks are “all fun and games” if the other person finds it funny, but majority of pranks are just mean spirited or just straight up bullying.
I always love when dads handle things like this.
So my niece gifted me a sweater that she had just bought for herself just because of the excited reaction I had when I saw her wearing it. I still have it and wear it proudly because it’s a symbol of how our family is just so loving and generous and that passed those teachings of love and kindness to our children 🥰 My niece is now expecting her first child and I already have special sentimental things for her baby that I had gotten for my daughter when she was a baby. Things I got from my Mom who passed away and my niece was VERY close to her. I love my family and im glad that the nieces and nephews I have are definitely NOT little a-holes like the girl in that story. 😅❤
I learned not to tell my MIL I liked anything of hers if I didn't want to be looking for a place for it in my own home. 😂
Mine does that too, I'll send her a pic of a cute mug or shoes or something and (not every time of course) it'll magically be in her hands the next time they come over.
Awww, that's so sweet though! My Aunt Conchita is like that, if someone admires something she has, she gives it to them. When I was 17, I went on a 3 week trip with my aunt, uncle, 3 cousins, and a friend. We drove to Mexico City in a van and took our time, visiting many cool places along with visiting her relatives.
Every house we went to, we were given gifts! I've never met kinder, more generous people, and I felt bad that I didn't have anything to give them.
When we visited a huge ranch that belonged to a friend of my uncle's, I was having a blast playing with some baby goats. I don't speak much Spanish, but I thought my uncle's friend asked me, "Do you like the goat?" I smiled and answered, "si, me gusta mucho!"
I saw the consternation on my cousin's face as the man picked up the little goat and took it around the corner. She tried to quickly explain that this man is going to present me with a dressed goat carcass in a few minutes, ready to be roasted, and I need to thank him because it's an honor to receive such a gift!
I misunderstood his question. He asked me if I like goat _meat,_ and I answered, "Yes! I like very much!"😒😢
My aunt explained that I was crying because I was so touched by his gift, and I hope he believed that!
My grandma does this 😂
Awwwww that’s a keeper…
Am I the only one who thinks it's insanity that a 16 year old has a car that might fetch $20,000?
Idk, cars are still insanely priced even used. And a lot of parents don't want to buy too old cars for safety
IKR? My first car was 12 years old and I paid $350. for it!
Im 37 been driving a fair few yrs and the car i have now is 16yrs old 😂
Used car prices only surged during COVID. Stop acting like it was status quo before 2020. And to OP, the 16 year old seems pretty spoiled which contributed to why she thought she could destroy something without consequences, I wouldn't be surprised if she was driving a new car.
@@mashamitchell9574 absolutely even if I could get all my kids brand new cars @ 16 I wouldn't they'd have to be super responsible with a used one first. Take care
“MABLABLAABLA” words of wisdom from the Honorable Judge Charlotte 🙏😔
I can't imagine wrecking someone's property on accident. Good lord, I'm anxious just imagining it. I once misplaced a pair of my mum's earrings and thought I had lost them, I was a crying mess, just when everyone was trying to get me to calm down I found them! Such a blessing.
Niece: I'm going to see how my aunt reacts to me ruining her super expensive coat.
Aunt: Wants to be paid back for the ruined coat.
Niece and sister: Shocked Pikachu face
I read the original post about the coat on Reddit and seeing this perfect justice for OP and niece gives me a little hope that justice can be achieved. Thanks Charlotte! ❤
I just went to court because a cop gave me a ticket for not having insurance (I had insurance. It was just a cop trying to meet a quota). My case was immediately dismissed BUT there was a woman there for a DUI talking to the judge with AirPods in her ears and her phone in one hand 😂 the judge didn’t get mad at her, but it was crazy.
How disrespectful to the court and the judge
Not a hearing aid or translator? Interesting...
@@AnnaMorimoto She was scrolling on her phone, so I think she just thought the judge couldn’t affect her life or something? I was dumbfounded.
During lockdown, courts were still hearing and settling cases by using Zoom. There are several channels that post some really funny ones! The plaintiffs usually didn't understand that the same rules of decorum apply whether in the courtroom or interacting with the judge and attorneys online.
There's the one where a woman is taking a shower while waiting her turn on the docket, so when they called her case, she's standing nekkid in the shower! Her phone was positioned so we only saw her from her shoulders up, but still!
@@LazyIRanchThat's JUST what I was coming to comment! Not the naked 1 bc I missed that. But I've been watching a lot of the court channels & it BLOWS MY FREAKING MIND how some ppl think they can act during court & how they think they can talk to the judge! Some of these judges are way too soft (& I'm a ppl pleaser to the extreme which should tell u how bad it is when even I think they let ppl walk on them!) The comments too were wild w\some ppl saying courts shouldn't be allowed to hold u in contempt just bc u say something they don't like. It's not about saying something they didn't like, it's about coming in cussing, yelling, & threatening the judge & court officials! Like SHEEESH! Some of those ppl truly needed to be taught some manners! But it was certainly entertaining at times! 🤣
I wanna see Charlotte's T-rex in a British lawyer's wig when Charlotte holds court! 😄
You asked "how can you Not notice?"
Legitimate point. But it can happen. Easily. If someone is stressed and overwhelmed, just pay the bill on time and review it later. Been there, done that. Sometimes you just have too much to handle, and if you have no reason to anticipate a problem, you just struggle to meet your obligations while you deal with the obvious problems. (It's called setting out fires.) Doesn't mean that you are rich...just overwhelmed.
Holy Comoly on 1st story! My now late husband & I were married for 22 years. His parents treated us to dinners, bought us lovely & expensive gifts and it was so kind of them. We were just starting out & they had a lot of money. I was so grateful for their kindness (I'm still very close with MIL). I can't even imagine taking advantage of such kindness! That's illegal & entitlement gone wild!😮
Charlotte is ALWAYS so funny. But i swear, judge Charlotte is even better😂❤
God job Charlotte, thank you for all the laughs❤ 😂
Her and the puppet[s]
Elle est trop belle Tatie Charlotte avec les cheveux ondulés ❤❤😊
So true 😄 🤣
I especially love Judge "Turkey Gobble" Charlotte!
We've had a few pet turkeys here at the Lazy I Ranch, and her imitation is pretty good!
To the kid who splattered a $20 000 coat with a paint bomb- you kids need to learn the difference between pulling a prank and being pernicious! Oh, and destructive actions have far-reaching consequences, a concept I DOUBT you've learned from this ordeal.
JUSTICE FOR THE COAT STORY !!!! 🎉
I send my ol man a screenshot of the coat and asked if I can buy it. He replied “I don’t care why are you asking?” And I sent him a close up of the price saying “cool, thanks!” 😂
I’m here for the ABSOLUTELY NOT 😂
Same
16:46 W to that dad! Finally a story where a teenager got a great lesson in *consequences to your actions.*
The first story??? HOW ARE YOU NOT EMBARRASSED 😭😭
I laugh y butt off every time you do the judge charlotte bit 😂😂 it's freaking hilarious 😂 you're so entertaining 🤣
0:05 - 0:17 of the visdis the best part Charlotte. Love you making being overly expressive on legit funny facial expressions and body language. Thats what make you unique as a youtuber. Keep it up
8:14 😂😅 it sounds like Charlotte said "all rise for the Honorable Judge harlot" 😂😂😂
Love you Charlotte!!❤
🤣 that's what I heard too. I did a double take. 😂
Story 2: I'm glad her BIL understood the value of her coat and her husband helped get it resolved. It blows my mind about the sister and niece though.
You acting like a judge is one of the best things I love about your AITA videos
Love the way both these stories were resolved ❤😊
Omg the story about 17K is insane… I’m so happy to hear that son came around and understood the true story 👍
The story about $20K coat is crazy as well 😱
Last story: Always get insurance. Got it!
Wow, what must it be like to live in a world where you don't notice $17000 of your money missing?! I would notice if $17 got charged on my credit card. LOL
Right!!!
You don't have to be insanely rich not to notice that.
My Uncle is a landlord paying off a mortgage on one investment property. All his money goes into an offset account linked to a high limit no fees credit card, so all his earnings are paying off the base amount of the loan but he can draw from the card/account for whatever he needs. Consequently, a lot of money goes in from his employer and tenants, and out for all bills and expenses. He's not rich, really more like middle class, but it would take him a while to notice a few hundred dollars being drawn out here and there in the sheer volume of transactions happening.
Also, some banks email out statements every few months, so if someone is, say, a little older and doesn't check their transactions online, it can take that long for them to notice.
Same! I also don't understand not noticing for 4 months. My husband and I both get anxious if neither of us hasn't checked the balance on our card for more than a week!
Right? What a life
@aubreycarter7624 screw that! I check my bank account daily, Just to make sure my money is right!