Entitled Relatives Cuz We All Have At Least 1 - REACTION
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Entitled relative story: I dropped out of college to start my donut business. I wasn't earning that much at the beginning but it was fun so I was happy. At family get-togethers my aunt would always brag about my cousin who just finished college and got his first job. It wasn't a problem until she started comparing the two of us saying how I should really think about my future "like" her son. The pandemic came and I started delivery services and my business suddenly started booming. Her son on the other hand was laid off from work because the pandemic affected their company severely. One day I got a call from her asking the recipe for my donuts so she and her son can sell it at their town too while also using my business name. I told her there is no way I was gonna give them my recipe and she then told me how I was so inconsiderate and that since we're family, it should be okay. My mom even tried to convince me because she felt bad for them. I still said no and since then, I became the 'villain' in the family.
You're a chad in my eyes ...don't give recipe.
Just tell them they can work for you and make them do the work of the worst jobs and pay them minimum.
Black Sheep of my family right here, I applaud you
I’m petty. I would have given them the recipe, but left out something vital, like baking powder or something. Then when they complain, I’d tell them they must be doing it wrong, because it always works for me!
It isn’t a family business, it is YOUR business. And they can be sued for copyright and other things I’m sure for trying to open in your name. So no in the wrong.
My first entitled person encounter was a few weeks ago with my aunt. I have a bunch of plushes and i let my cousin(her daughter) play with them while i was babysitting her for free while my aunt went to the doctor. When my aunt tried to pick her up i went to take a stuffed animal that my cousin was holding from her and told her she could pick a different one. She refused and tugged the stuffed animal back and shook her head and my aunt just told me to give her the toy saying i could just buy a new one. The thing is that the stuffed animal had a lot of sentimental value to me so I didn’t wanna give it away. I gently took it back and led my cousin back to my room where my stuffed animals were. My aunt called me a brat and told me to “just give her the dumb toy its not a big deal”. I kicked her out and told her i wouldn’t be babysitting for her again
Why do family members think that they have the right to YOUR STUFF??? You don't owe them an explanation.
Once there was a kid at my school my age and we were in all the same classes. His little sister was like 2. She was crying once and I had a certain toy that I had brown attached to. I have it to her telling her older brother’s “when she’s done crying bring this back to school”. I asked about it for weeks because I missed it and then one day after months I said “ okay, look I’d like my stuffed animal back please “ the brothers go “ off actually she likes it. U can’t have it. Umm I’m sorry what?! Keep in mind this isn’t the kind of girl who gets attached to toys. It’s the kind of girl that draws on her dolls and cuts their hair. Rip stuffed animal. U r missed.
I personally think I can understand the situation with the kid. Children tend to be very possessive of toys or things that interest them. I was once like that when I was with my cousin. One day, we were playing Barbie dolls in my house when all of a sudden I wanted to keep my her doll's accessory. She became furious and we fought until one of us gave up. In the end, she still gave me her doll's accessory. I did not want to accept it at that time because I felt bad for her, but she told me that it is a gift for me.
Good for you!!! It's your right to keep your own stuff for whatever reason.
Good for you!
My sister threw a tantrum when i said if she wanted the password to disney+ (which i got with my friends and each of us pay £25 for the year) she would also have to pay. Shes 20. Her argument was “its already logged in on the tv and it isn’t going to cost you anything extra” parents tried to make me give the password, I said no and logged out of all devices in the house. Gotta re-log in and out every time i wanna watch it but its worth it.
Mine is using my parents as a loophole to watch it when they come visit. She betrayed me and I lost something for the rest of my life, but instead of making amends….she has time to watch my tv subscription after I took it away from her for betraying me.
Charlotte's first "the AUDACITY" moment of this year within the first two minutes itself . 😀
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The exact moment of the "AUDACITY" in 2022 😃
"Just terrible"😭😭😭😭😭
I can't understand people who don't treasure grandparents! ☹
In 1969, I held my 87 year-old granddaddy's hand as we breathlessly waited to hear Neil Armstrong speak those first words from the moon, "That's one small step..." and then I saw my sweet Granddad cry for the first time ever.
My dad, his son, was a project manager at Collins Radio at the time, the company that made the space suits used by NASA and the communication equipment that was inside those suits. Those space suit radios were my dad's "baby", and we were so proud of his contribution, but no one was prouder than his own dad.
Granddaddy told me how, as a young man he saw an unbelievable story in the newspaper about these two brothers who built a flying machine, that worked! He was born in 1882, so he was 21 when the Wright brothers were first in flight. He told me how he saw flight progress from that over decades to this day which amazed me as an 8 year old, and still amazes me now I'm 60.
Granddad was a farmer, like his dad, but was thrilled when he realized his own son had a head for math and science, so he bought my dad radio tubes and equipment and my dad was building working radios at age 12. My dad became a specialist in microwave communications, especially projects that seemed impossible. He traveled all over the world in his job.
Granddaddy passed away the next year, at age 88, and I was devastated. I can't imagine anyone not seeing the treasure of having a grandparent to listen to. It's like having your own personal time travel agent!
He also made me a cute horse out of playdoh, and let me win at checkers. ❤
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😂😂😂
I had a cousin whom I barely see. Him and his family came to visit for Xmas. Saw my Kobe Bryant signed jersey that I have hanging on my wall. Keep in mind, this dude is 23 years old. He asked me how much. I said not for sale. He went and told his parents, who was forcing me to give it to him as a gift. The dude tried to take the jersey off the wall, dropped the frame that jersey was in and broke it. I was furious. I didn’t know what came over me, but I backed handed him so hard that his contacts came out and I went off on his parents.
Good.
Appropriate response. His parents failed him…
Good for you!!
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 that’s what you have to do sometimes.
Rent a storage space and put it there until they give up. F*ck 'em.
This video just made me wanna share my story. I was living in Japan for about 5 years and have been sending really nice gifts every xmas back home for like 20+ relatives and their children. But on my 4th year, I was in a really bad car crash and couldn't send any gift due to my medical bills. On the day I finally got the OK from the doctor allowing me to be discharged and went home to my apartment, the girlfriend of my cousin called me on FB and complained that I was intentionally not giving her any gift because I was jealous that she was getting all the attention. I was like um ok? I didn't even know that she existed. I genuinely thought some random person called me, so I called my cousin on fb and the "cray cray" gf actually answered. She sent me a wish list and expressed that if she didn't get those items she would reconsider about going out with my cousin. I sent some stuff i already got for only my family. But I didn't forget to send the golden gf her gift either. I sent her an empty Dior glasses case filled with paper that says "Nobody cares" with spongebob meme and picture of me wearing the actual glasses.
I'm dying to know, did she dump your cousin after that?
@@marieclapdorp1417 nope she and my cousin got engaged but after I came back home she didn’t have the guts to be sassy to me.
We are not worthy of you. You are chad for sure
What kind of entitled... YOURE NOT EVEN RELATED
Ahahaha this was priceless, brilliant
I have a cousin that is so entitled. I don't think she ever heard the word "no" growing up. I've been on the phone with my aunt (her mom) and my aunt would have to cut our conversation short because she would have to make lunch for my cousin or help her clean her room. The other day I was on the phone with my aunt and I hear my cousin in the background telling my aunt that she wants to go to her friend's house to have lunch and have my aunt go along to keep her company. My aunt actually told her "no" because she was tired from all the holiday stuff and didn't feel like leaving the house. I heard my cousin throwing a tantrum in the background and whining because she didn't want to go by herself.
Did I mention that my cousin is 48 years old and still lives at home?
Dude I thought you were gonna say your cousin was 14, 15, 16 max! But 48? And she still has her mom make her lunch and go to friends houses with her?? I understand if someone is mentally challenged, but if not, come on that's beyond insane!! 😖
48???Thats my moms age!
I thought maybe your cousin was at least 17 cuz she still wants her mom for company
Does she have limited mental capacity? You know 48 but mental age 11?
@@sarahalexandra3892 actually no. She's just very spoiled. A few years before Covid, she flew to different parts of the world just to see her favorite band in concert. I think she went to about 6 concerts in 4 different countries that year. But she can't even visit family that doesn't even live that far from her because she is "too busy".
Say goodbye to that money?! Just don't give him the money. If people keep bailing him out, he'll just keep doing it. It's called consequences. Adults need to accept them.
That's my philosophy. Don't enable irresponsible people, especially relatives.
Yeah I would have been like, "I'll lend you money again when you quit your gambling habits and *get a job* that pays well enough to pay me back on it."
There's a lot of enabling going on in this world. Especially when it comes to young kids and teenagers. Sometimes, even adults.
You can tell by how they act. Entitled, spoiled brats that no one can stand being around for too long.
We've got a saying here in Belgium, family is for partying, not for doing business. And I learned to live up to it, when someone in my family asks my family prices now, I tell them it's double.
Ha, groetjes van België 😊
PERFECT!!! Just avoid the whole crazy situation all together! LOVE IT!
All I can imagine is Charlotte yelling: “THE AUDACITY!” While her family is just chilling upstairs
🤣🤣
I also noticed that she keeps her language clean while with her parents.
I think that's very respectable of Charlotte.
My grandma has the AUDACITY. She felt she was entitled to ring my brother to tell him what she thought a better name for his newborn baby daughter would be after they announced the name they had chosen. Which is lovely btw. Then was “shocked” and “disappointed” and played the victim when he didn’t take her suggestion well and I went and gave her a calm but very firm talking to. She told my dad (her son) that I “bullied” her by telling her that she’s had her turn at naming kids and that she’s allowed to not like what people name theirs but that she needs to keep that to herself because that’s the polite thing to do and no one wants or needs her input. Seriously…
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I had a grandmother like that.
But worse.
Its "her turn" ? What, I mean she is a grandmother so she had her turn already ... what is this logic.
Sooo mean, you big bully!
jk, she needed a dose of reality lol
My mother in law won’t call my daughter by her first name because she doesn’t like that it sounds like her mother’s name. I didn’t even know my daughter’s great grandma’s name when I picked it. But whatever. I don’t like her anyway and my partner knows it.
I don’t have an entitled family member, we all just hate each other…it saves time.
I don't have one either... does that mean I am the entitled relative?!
@@maleineperle1770 I doubt it, entitled people don't have self (or others) awareness, so I think you're safe 😊
Well, way to look at the silver lining👍👍👍
Lmao!!!😅😅😅🥂
😂😂😂
Heres one you'll love that just happened last week. Entitled sister, who got her "inheritance" 8 YEARS AGO, called my brother, who she hasn't talked to in 3 years, demanding his inheritance. When he said no she started to bad mouth me (I haven't talked to her since 1987) and he hung up on her.
My father was like that. If you asked him to help with something, whatever he was doing (reading a book, reading the newspaper, watching TV), He'd say "No, I'm too busy now". But if he wanted you to do something for him and you didn't rush ASAP to do it, he would throw a temper tantrum like a 3-year old.
My ✨step sister✨. Our family of 7 goes on vacation every few years to wherever my step sister is competing for nationals (she’s a competitive dancer) and you would not believe “the AUDACITY” of this girl. Made my step mom and dad give up the king so she could have her “beauty rest”, reminded everyone at least 3 times a day that we were on vacation because she was a great dancer, and once woke my little sister (12) up in the middle of the night, demanding she give up her twin sized bed because she had gotten a bug bite in hers. My dad made my sister cry after forcing her to apologize to the step sister for being “inconsiderate of her stress”. I no longer keep in contact with her or anyone else aside from my sister. No one should make others feel like they are lesser simply for existing and I’m appalled that my dad and step mom would enable this toxic behavior.
Yep, my mom pawned me off on any relative who would take me in, till my dad's family stepped in to the situation and put a stop to her messing up my life.
She didn't want me till dad filed for child support, then it was an ugly custody battle
My favorite kind of audacity is when family
Thinks they have a right to your uterus. Can’t tell you how many times my aunt has a approached me to tell me I need to have children. She even accused me
Of being infertile and referred me to her doctor and told me it’s because I’m ready. Some people just can’t understand it’s None of their business.
I hear that quite a bit from childfree women. Hey, if nobody around you is saying this, I'm saying this: If you don't want kids, I 100% support your decision to not have kids. The reasons are totally irrelevant to me.
I don’t want kids period
Oh yeah, I've been hearing that all my adult life. My beautiful Grandma, rest her soul, whom I loved dearly (and still do) also commented on that one day and despite my love for her, I went the harsh way: If you want greatgrandchildren, adopt - it's not you who will have to raise that human being, it's me, and I DO NOT WANT TO. End of story. She was sad but never commented on me not having kids again.
Seriously, people should learn to mind their own business and respect my decision.
Srsly. Like my aunt and dad are having a prayer brigade for me to get pregnant, because my dad asked my aunt. Told me that if I don't want the baby, I can just give the baby to my him. Like, wtf? I love my dad though but I really don't want to have a baby. I'm the youngest btw, and I'm 29.
WTAF!?
My family went off on me this August when my parents got sick. My dad had a stroke and then my mom had to have surgery. My aunts all got together and decided they should clean my parents house which was awesome, and I told them going in I wouldn’t be able to help much if they did this and they said that was fine. I had just taken a new job and couldn’t get off work. I told my parents this as well and they completely understood (as I work in the medical field and days off are hard to come by anyway).
My aunts however turned on me. They have berated an bullied me ever since threatening me with lawyers etc. Mind you my mom has been chronically ill my entire life and this is literally the first time they have ever helped us (despite us asking in the past. For example they were always “too busy” to watch me after school for any doctors appointments my mom had etc.)
oh and their revenge for me not helping clean the house? Any of my things that were still being stored in MY bedroom were thrown out. I’m talking cards my dad made me for my birthday, a quilt my great grandmother made me, yearbooks you name it all thrown out.
I took my parents dogs to my house the second they got sick so they wouldn’t have to worry, I have taken off as many days as I safely can to help my parents but to my aunts I’m a selfish brat who should rot in hell.
Make sure your parents have all their wishes in legal documents! The aunts are plotting to take everything you might inherit. Speaking from the worst experience with my aunt. She took my mom for everything she owned before mom died.
@@shewho333 I hate to say it, but this could be the case. I've seen it in my own family and in other families while working in long-term care. Family who suddenly are supportive after major declines in health are in it for themselves usually. Did you check to make sure your parents valuables were still there after they cleaned?
Make sure do some trust fund and living will! With documents, they can't take anything. ,
These events can bring out the worst in families.
Call the police.
My family took care of my mother's mom. She was one town over the other relatives were hours away. Watched the house when she was on vacations, took her car for inspections, fixed anything around the house. Then my grandma had a stroke and was in seriously bad shape. Somehow my cousin got power of attorney even though the woman had two living daughters! She whisked my grandma off to a facility in California. 3,000 miles from her friends and her church. She died shortly after. Then the locks were changed on her house. THEN driving by I saw my cousins with a moving van loading every stick of antique furniture. I couldn't stop as I was mildly inebriated and didn't want to be arrested. My mother lost out on thousands in their value. Accounts disappeared, investments were sold with no reporting to my mom, one of only two heirs. Mom didn't want an inter family war, I did! So it was let go. My cousins are the most entitled shits on the planet. I wouldn't piss on them if they were on fire. I would tell them to hold that thought while I get marshmallows.
I got sick when I read this. I'm so sorry. I get scared when I read something like this because I'm getting up in years. Sounds like you're handling this better than a lot of folks would. Chin up.
@@susanfanning9480 I Was in my 20s when they stole the furniture. My mom specifically told me to stay out of it. I love my folks, they're tattooed on my forearms. I spent 6 years helping care for my dad after he had a stroke and another 15 or so with mom. Held her hand as she passed so she wouldn't be alone. . . not that she knew I was there. Not ONE of my cousins called me. I saw one offer condolences to my sister who turned around accused me of trying to scam her when I asked her to contribute to the cost of getting mom to the graveyard. I'm doing as well as possible.
Very similar thing happened with my family. My mom's sister & her sisters daughter ended up stealing everything. 70k+, all the sentimental stuff or anything of value, none of the grandchildren on my moms side saw a dime. They are awful people & we don't speak or see that side of the family anymore.
@@hellokitty21323 I'm sorry to hear that. Family can truly disappoint you.
"Hold that thought while I get marshmallows" -- serious subject but brilliant comment. Fortunately, most of the crapweasels in my family tree are either dead or far enough away that I can pretend they're dead.
Yeah, we all definitely have these people in our families, whether by blood or marriage. It's even worse when they constantly gaslight the family.
While the wording on the “babysit grandpa” was very raw, this sounds like a young person who’s been saddled with the formidable task of caretaking an elderly relative who’s cognitive issues have gotten out of control. While they shouldn’t speak in those terms, families have a very nasty habit of doing these things, to some young, unsuspecting family member who has no idea what they’re in for. Which is unfair to that family member, and very unfair to grandpa, who deserves to be with someone who understands.
Talking about entitled relatives??
My father’s family is the most entitled bunch you’ll ever meet. Especially his mother, who thought she was entitled to my entire existence.
That is a really reasonable and considered observation. After reading your comment, I think you're probably right about that.
I completely agree. That was the impression I got as well. Poor kid.
As someone in the position of having a parent with dementia
I totally get the first person's post.
I dont know it this person posted this up on social media. Or if it was a private text/message someone shared.
But it sounds like someone at the end of there rope and if you never had to watch and care for someone with dementia or altomers. You will never get it.
The entitlement of some people is anxiety inducing, this is why I go no contact with my entitled relatives.
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Same here!!
Have so much experience with this issue. My mom constantly tries to guilt me with not taking care of her, because "she's so sick" and I'm just being selfish. Sends me threatening messages all the time and tells me she is going to ruin my life. Like that's going to change everything and make me want to help her.
My stepdad wanted me to quit school and move in with his father 2 hours away. I was a small 16 year old girl, with lots on my plate, living in foster care, and had no means or qualifications to take care of a very sick 80 year old.
I could go on, but I'll leave it at that...
Speaking of entitled relatives I got a good one for you.
I decided to do hair school when I was younger and there was one an hour or so away where my cousin and a my uncle lived.
So my uncle was kind enough to let me take a room in the basement. And I was excited as this cousin was a year older and we were the closest growing up.
So I'm moving up there and not too long after I go out for the day looking for a job and the last place i went was a grocery store and i had previous experience in the same store back home. I waited for the manager to come back from lunch and spoke with him and ggot the job.
I was so excited, i quickly biked back home to tell my family and my cousin was the only one home so I told her and she said with such resentment "oh great, now my dads gonna wonder why i dont have one and make me get one."
No support or sharing in my excitement. Just shot me down. I was deflated by that comment and disappointed in her.
Hmmm. Is she wrong though? 😂
When I told my folks I was canceling netflix, their response was to pay for netflix themselves and then give me their password. So, I still got to have netflix and they got to have netflix and everyone was happy. It isn't that hard.
My husband has 3 siblings, and his sister is poor but treats her son very bad and all she cares about is money.One time, me and my husband bought a new couch and drove to give her the old one(keep in mind that she lives 100 km from us).And when we arrived she said to me"Oh wow, a couch!How nice.But a bed?When will you give me a bed?", and I honestly froze when I heard that...
Every time something happens with my grandparents, my aunt sends my mom a nasty text saying “you should have been there, you should be ashamed.” My mom lives 2+ hours away and has 6 kids at home and can’t just drop everything every time someone has a routine outpatient procedure. That aunt lives 10-15 minutes away from them and has nothing better to do. 🙃 she’s very sweet most of the time but the nasty-grams get old fast!
I have a SIL who years ago I used to live near. I lived in an apartment that didn't allow pets and our front door was right next to the main office. She lived in a house and had a few dogs, she was leaving on some trip and her awful dog had been banned from every kennel/boarding place, so she asked me to watch the dog AT MY PLACE, she knew no pets are allowed, I told her I couldn't cuz the office is literally only feet away from our door and there's no way we would be able to get a dog (Especially a crazy fat basset hound) up the and down the stairs to my door without people seeing, plus with no backyard, that makes it even more impossible to hide the dog. She refused to agree to let me watch the dog at her place even though I had lived at her house for a month straight in the past, so it wasn't like I hadn't been there unsupervised before. I still have the texts of her freaking out trying to claim we could hide her dog for a week straight. 🤣🤣 and her basset hound was the stereotypical super super loud always barking and whining type. And smelled beyond awful 😖 .....there would have been no way to get the smell of it out of the place enough to get a security deposit back. 🙄
Crazy SIL also claims her dog isn't a basset hound she swears it's a beagle. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤦♂️🤦♀️🤦 that dog is no beagle, it is 100% basset
The audacity 😒
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My family is described here for sure. My sister only calls when she needs a "favor". I live 40 minutes away from her, however she can't drive to my house because it's too far. The audacity!!
Have an aunt who I told my ex was abusive to and when I left him she told my ex where I went to. Then had the nerve to complain she can’t see my kids.
I literally told her he threatened to kill me with his gun if I ever left him and she gave him the address I was staying at with my son.
Wow... that's not an aunt. That's a witch, a new level of evil.
My father's youngest cousin( we don't have much age difference) asked me for some of my clothes because she joined some new office and didn't had anything to wear. So I gave some of mine to her. When she was coming to home to return it, she came and said, she forgot to the bag of clothes in the bus she was coming 💀💀💀 and recently she had she audacity to ask for more outfits 🤡🤡dude she doesn't even regrets loosing my clothes.
She's probably lying don't give it to her next time
I have to give clothes to one of my cousins and she cut them up. In elementary school my mom made me do my younger brother’s homework and as an adult she had me to my younger cousins.
Tell her to check the lost and found and hang up.
i have a cousin who went to la attempting to be a singer but didnt get anywhere and the second she found out i work in film asked me to make a documentary about her music career for free at thanksgiving (this was in the before times). Got so mad when i told her she'd have to pay me money. she didnt actually have a music career she'd never recorded anything. I think she wanted me to introduce her to people who would make her famous but i do not know music people.
Also this was the first time she'd shown up for a family event in years because she makes up illnesses and doesnt go to family events at all. the last time id seen her before that I was in elementary school.
People suck. Thank you Charlotte for so much joy and giggling.
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Oh man my sister in law can be super entitled! One time I was on vacay visiting family and she called me one late afternoon saying “Hey do you have your camera with you?” (I’m a photographer). I’m like “yeahhhh why”. She proceeds to tell me how her friend was supposed to have a “pin up” shoot with her photographer friend and the girl flaked out on her. And she wanted me to do it for nothing 🙄 …I asked “ why can’t they just reschedule?” …her response was, “ well she just spent all day getting ready for this, and it would suck if she just waisted all that time”. I said I wouldn’t do it for nothing and by the time I was ready for it there’d be no more good light anyway. She already traded work for the shoot too so I don’t understand why she thought I should do it. When I turned her down she got annoyed and got off the phone once she realized she couldn’t get me to do this for her friend. Seriously NOT my problem lol! There’s been over 20 years of manipulation and entitlement from her and I’m the only one who seems to say no to her. Sadly she still only contacts me when she wants something. 🤦🏼♀️
So my mother's brother... he talked us into moving in with him. We paid him half the money for the house payment every month. He was supposed to make the basement his living space. Never did. Took my parents money and spent it on his rich girlfriend to impress her. Didn't tell us when the government foreclosed the house, and if we didn't take a lowball offer from some random person then we would've had a matter of days to get our stuff and leave the house we'd been paying for for two years.
On top of that, he chose to marry his rich girlfriend the weekend of our first family vacation in years. A vacation he KNEW about a long time in advance. And then, when we cancelled the vacation, he basically said we weren't invited to his wedding. But then asked us to babysit my grandfather with dementia on his wedding.
The biggest piece of s*** I've ever met in my life. That was over 20 years ago, and he's still so unbelievably entitled.
I love how he's your "mother's brother" and not your Uncle. LOL!!! Dang! He's done you wrong!
My first entitled encounter was also with a family member. I'll just say that I burnt the bridge, and sunk the island it was attached to. This is why I cannot stand entitled people, though, basic human rights are one thing, but nothing is ever really truly free, and is not owed to anyone, least of one's time. Thank you for the laughs today Charlotte! Again thanks for recording during your family time. I hope everyone has a great Sunday!
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This comment wins!!! Happy New Year to you and yours!!!!🎉🥂🎉🥂
@@SonjaElizabethTeal Happy New Year to you, and yours too!!
So… here’s my story: entitled aunt decided that I would be the photographer for my cousin’s birthday. This wasn’t the first time happening, I had already been a free photographer “for a friend of the family” that I personally think was another beggar. I was on mid-terms and was tired and stressed AF and broke (she didn’t want to pay). The birthday party was on Sunday and I hadn’t been able to sleep as I had been studying, when I arrived to the party I realized I had forgotten the camera. Fortunately my cousin has a camera that he let me use. But my aunt got MAD
I go back to work tomorrow. I have thoroughly enjoyed spending a few minutes of everyday of my winter break with Charlotte just laughing and smiling. Much love!
Happy new year!!!
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Ditto! Thank you Charlotte!! 😘 Happy New Year!
@@CharlotteDobre I will still be watching, I just can't post comments while at work.
I found out my cousin was mad at me for not visiting her ‘enough’ in an Instagram post of her son’s christening that my children and I were not invited to. She told me ‘do you girl’ lol and that she was a grown up at 30 🙄 that was my last day on Instagram. Still can’t explain that to my children 🤷🏻♀️
My mom does the “read it for me” thing. I find the article for her and she is like “I dont have time to read this right now, just summarize it for me” apparently I have ALL the time in the world to read and summarize
Just tell her that she is missing out by not reading it, and that it is her loss. You shouldn't have to do that for her- it's one thing to summarize in a conversation, it's another to do it all the time out of them being lazy
my mum asks for my student discount to order a pizza and then asks me to do the online order for her
@@EP1994 haha that's great!
I wish someone did that to me. I would be like, sure, as soon as I can. And somehow I would never get round to doing it and that wouldn’t be strange at all cos she understands of course, even she hasn’t gotten around to do it…
Too many people adhere to the "but they are family" excuse, especially when talking about extended family. To me being a family is not a right, it's a privilege earned. You dont have to spent time and energy on horrible people just because they are "family".
PREACH!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The Borgias were family and they spent most of their time murdering each other.
So well said! 🙋♀️
My family & I have cut out a family member. People at my prents' church have judged us saying we turned our backs on her/him. Not that it's any of their business, but this person is unstable & has done some awful stuff that's hard to come back from.
That’s what my sister uses to manipulate my family into giving her everything she wants.
My cousin is so much like this, lol.
I used to dog sit for her whenever she'd go to Vegas (which was a LOT), so I'd drive over to her apartment and take the dog for a walk, feed him, give him some water, play with him a bit, ect. I adore dogs, so I've never had a problem caring for them. Difference is, my cousin never paid me, and her dog is an actual demon. Little shit bit me more than once just because he didn't like that I was picking up his poop. Which he did in the house. Oh, and her complex didn't know he was in the apartment (she was trying to avoid the pet fee), so I couldn't actually walk him. Just let him out on the patio. "He doesn't like leashes anyway." It finally got to a point where I told her that I'd need, like, 20 bucks or so to keep watching him. She was gone nearly every weekend, and I was heading over there 2-3 times a day while working a full time job an hour away. She got on my case about how family should take care of each other, and that she'd asked me so that she wouldn't have to pay a dog sitter to take him, blah, blah, blah.
I mean, I don't dog sit her dog anymore, so that's nice, I guess. I still wonder where he goes whenever she's in Vegas.
My sister is so entitled that when our Mom was dying(she passed Dec 23rd) that my sister asked both my brother and I for $400, because Mom needed stuff like slippers and what not so I sent her $400 not knowing my brother also sent her $400. She got $800, and it all went to her.... habits.. bad habits. And when my brother and I confronted her, my sister was like "you have no idea what I did for mom! Blah blah blah" 😑 so she felt like she needed to take from my kids and from our baby brother!
But that was your point, you had no idea so how about she elaborates so you get the idea! SMH
Being late or not showing up when that’s the plan-in my opinion- is the most disrespectful thing you can do to someone. Don’t waste someone’s time. Especially when it’s THEM helping YOU out. That time is spent away from family, job, their own hobbies. Totally disrespectful. I don’t play that game.
Yes!! Someone who gets it. I cannot stand this behavior. It is so freaking rude! It sucks more when you plan on arriving at a specified time with someone who is running late. Then they make you late and you look like an ahole. Ugh.
So I have this aunt (by marriage) that thought she was entitled to having her daughter be the flower girl at one of my uncle's weddings (we had all been waiting for him to get married and have the family he always wanted for such a long time that we were all ecstatic) and because my uncle & his fiance chose 2 of their other nieces she REFUSED to go to the wedding. She told her husband that he could not go to his brother's wedding. We were all worried that he wouldn't show up but he did, he was late but he got there :)
She didn't show up to family events for months after that because we were all mad & she was embarrassed. My dad actually had to convince me to forgive her & stop holding a grudge.
When covid hit back in 2020 2 of my cousins n myself started this bakery where we were using all of my recipes n our best seller was this bread I was making. Few months into the business my oldest cousin decided she n my other cousin can handle it better coz I kept on insisting we use the best quality raw materials, so they banned me from their page took all my recipes and pretended they did nothing wrong. I was heart broken till I got a call back from my work. I now work at a private eye hospital.
I'm so sorry to hear that. :(
@@spokenwordpoetries thanks but I am doing great now. I’m a doctor and got into my choice of specialization too. The only thing that still hurts is that they could have just asked… 🤦🏻♀️
My brother with whom i don't speak much reached out to me to work on our relationship. I said yes... After i redesigned his website for free, we never spoke again 😂 yep, family is the most entitled sometimes
Be an awful shame if someone logged in and deleted his site from the host server....
But we're family! 🙄
@@carolinegrova8707😂
Once my aunt when I was a baby, just knocked the door and said to my mom “can you watch my kids, I have a flight to go to” then she basically run to her car and left her 4 kids at the door (one of them a freaking baby of months).
Why couldn’t she just take the kids with her? Unless it was her and her husband’s only time alone. I would’ve called the cops on her.
My grandma wouldn't attend my high school graduation because she was mad at my mom and she used the excuse that my grandpa didn't have accessible seating. He did. We arranged for front row seats in the auditorium. He never used a wheelchair, so the biggest concern was keeping it a short distance and staying on flat surfaces. We cut off contact with her until about six months before she died.
😢
Omg this is exactly what my cold little pays-for-Netflix heart needed to start the year off right. God bless.
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I have a cousin who dropped out of HS and never got his GED, even after I volunteered to tutor him, mulitple times. He and his mother would always call asking for money and would tell me off when I wouldn't pay. Last time they called was 4 years ago. Best is not to be an enabler.
Omg, Netflix mom is audacious. If she thinks $28 isn't too bad, she can just get her very own Netflix and share the password as far and wide as she'd like. No one's stopping her XD
The audacity thing and then the butt hurt cream totally made me laugh 😂
My sister is my entitled family member. I dropped out of college at 19 to take care of our grandmother when our mother died very suddenly. In my late 20's after I was married and had 2 kids I asked my sister for the 1st and last time to take care of our grandmother for the weekend because hubby and I wanted some alone time with our kids. My sister said no because she has a life. Apparently I didn't have a life.
Same sister about 10 years later was being evicted for not paying her rent. I had helped her several times get out of binds financially. She asked me for money that I literally didn't even have to give her because I had just moved. She had her best friend send me threatening text messages but blocking the number. I knew what they were doing, called her at work where she would get in trouble for personal phone calls, and told her to stop. She feigned ignorance and the text stops. She's threatened me calling a screaming at me when I was having a bad medical episode that required surgery. I'm currently not speaking to her after she got mad that my children wanted to go to their grandfathers funeral, my father in law. He had apparently said something one time that she didn't like, that had to be over 15 years ago.
The most entitled person I’ve ever met was my egg donor. I’m lucky to have survived her. 🤠👍
I just woke up from an awful nightmare and I'm so glad Charlotte is here to laugh with. It's the small things in life that helps up through it
I struggle with common night-trauma dreams (basically just really bad nightmares due to past trauma) and I do the same thing. Videos like these are great medicine. 😊
My sister in law emailed the entire family her 8 year old daughters Amazon wish list.
I had a $20 budget for the child's Christmas present, and things got so hectic with work, I simply mailed the kid a card with a $20 bill inside. (cash) I was alerted that it was not appreciated as "(child's name) was really wanting to fulfill her wish list". Absolutely no gratitude. SMH
That's just crazy. Shoot, I'm an adult and I'd be thrilled to receive a card with $20, what kid wouldn't be?
@@Sleepygirllifestyle Thank you! That was my idea also! :)
I'm so glad I can enjoy Charlotte on my sick days. She's the bestest nurse. Laughter is Always the best medicine
Hope you feel better soon!
Yup... Entitled family members are the worst, but the worse that can happen is that they stop talking to you if you say no, and that in itself, is a blessing! 🤣🤣🤣
Ugh .. entitled relatives are the worst..I am a CPA, and expected to do hubby’s family’s taxes(for free)..Years back, after just having my third baby, one aunt needed hers done at the last minute- so I agreed to do them, if she would watch the kids while I did them(in my home)...she had the nerve to tell me I should get a sitter-that it wasn’t professional for me to expect free child care from her....🤦🏻♀️
Something comforting about the living room and dining room in the background, lovely home!
Hey Charlotte! Just wanted to come on here and thank you… my cousin was a huge fan of yours. He unfortunately lost his battle with depression. He’d talk to me about your videos and send me some whenever he was felling down. One of the last things he sent me was one of your videos and I felt like i needed to come in here and just thank you. I know your videos helped him at times. Best wishes to you and have an amazing new year 🙏🏻
So sorry for you..
My heart goes out to you 🙏
I am onboard with the audacity of family. Some family think they can say literally the rudest things to you, and you are not supposed to respond or get angy.
Preach! This summer I had a relative say something rude and insensitive in the middle of a crowded restaurant and in front of a good friend and looked at me like she dared me to not respond angrily.....
My sis is a politician and for the past few years, she took on a big load of work: delivering flyers and putting them in mailboxes. The thing is, she expected everyone to help her do it.
I was ok the first time, and I volunteered. But the second time, she didn't mention it until a few days before it was due. My family and I were going to our batch, about 2 hours away, and we had to postpone the trip. And did I mention I was sick? Coughing, sore throat, feeling miserable (before covid happened, dw). So I spent hours delivering flyers when I felt like dying.
Never again
Sounds like my sister's. My one sister is 12 years older than I am, owns her own home, her own brand new car owns it, they both have money and when her best friend booted her out of her Netflix, my sister came running to me from my password. I told her nope. She's like well I don't see the big deal. I'm like if I have to pay for it then you can pay for it as well. She was also after me for my Amazon video password and my other apps that I have. I'm like I don't think so. 🙄
The saddest thing was watching my grandpa deteriorate into Alzheimer's before passing. I wish I could have spent more time with him.
I am on youtube for way more than 10 years and I rarely comment on videos , but you girl get me thru depression - I appeeciate your time and effort
I understand. Depression is awful. You're not alone!
Sending you positive vibes from Atlanta!🥰
The last one is just unorganized and confused😂 them making plans is 100% my family
My wife's aunt and cousin are like that last one. She used to go visit them and they would always ask her to run them to the store and all over the place, leaving me and the kids alone at their apartment with about a million cats and the whole place covered in cat hair and pee. She used to buy stuff for them until one time he asked her to go to a concert with him, then that turned into her having to buy tickets for both herself and him. At first she thought he had two tickets, then found out that he hadn't gotten her a ticket so she bought one online. Then they get there (we decided to stay in a hotel since he lives in a different city a couple of hours away, no way we were staying at the cat apartment) and he doesn't have a ticket. He thought she had bought his ticket for him! She had to shell out another $120 for a ticket at the door for him (which was $50 more than she paid online).
So that turd invited her to a concert, made her buy the tickets, and made her pay MORE than she would have paid. Then he wanted her to buy him food and drinks at the concert. That was the last time we ever had to hang out with them.
The other day I used the phrase “ did everyone clap” 😂 I felt so proud of myself haha
Being a mindless Grandpa myself, that first one really stung😁
My entitled friend learned her lesson. She had gone to City B, State B but had told me CIty A, State A so when she forgot her wallet, I sent her money. She told me I had to drive the wallet over to her house. I kept telling her to have her girlfriend pick it up. The wife who looks after HER children and drives them around bc she doesn't drive. She refused so I called her wife and she was dead silent, then goes, "So that bitch is cheating one me!?" She was to pick her up on Monday and I'd have loved to be there. Her wife left her shortly there after and took her car and services with her.
Netflix is about 16 bucks a Month for a Decent Account...but when you compound that with all the others...it adds up quick.
I had a "close friend" who, in the year after my mother died (and my husband was fired from his low wage job {our only income} the day we returned from her funeral) I heard from FOUR times; each time in the middle of the night, and each time with a message similar to, "oh man, I wish I could find someone to lend me $200, for eight hours and then I could pay them back $300 in the morning.... oh WHO could I POSSIBLY get to lend me this money???"
For some COMPLETELY UNKNOWN reason, I haven't heard from her AT ALL in the last four years, ever since I turned off my online notifications, just for her .....
lol, why did it have to be lent at night and where would they repay in the morning come from,
I like the new way to say "i'll pay you with exposure" pretty clever.
Love changing my passwords and watching entitled person in my life be an actual 3 year old in an adult body. Well... maybe 2 year old since my 3 year acts better than them.
I find it funny how few people seem to make the distinction between "family" and "relatives". For me, all my family members are also my relatives, but not all my relatives are my family. Furthermore, I consider people family regardless of if they're related to me through blood or not. I choose my family.
Relatives are everyone related to me through blood or by marrying someone related to me through blood or adoption. Therefore I got no choice on the matter, so I don't bother to pretend I care much more about them than about a stranger.
I cant afford netflix, so i asked my sister if i can have one of her account and i would pay 1/5 of the account that i would be using but she said its already full because each of her family had an account...
She's a family of 4 but she insisted its full.
So when her husband was hospitalized, she called me to watched her kids (9 and 12)...
I saw her accounts saved as mum, dad, daughter, son and family...and everyone watched from mum acc only 🤣.
Ita funny how im always the one whom she calls for literally everytime sh*t happened to her but whenever I asked for help..............crickets or worldly excuses.
just broke down cos im anxious about returning to life tomorrow and then charlotte uploads and life is good again for 10 minutes. #welovetodissasociate
I don't ever lend anyone money I'm not willing to write off as a gift because I do not trust anyone to ever pay me back. If I'm selling something, I'm clear as to the expectations of the buyer and if they don't want to play ball I find a new buyer. If I'm desperate to get rid of something I just give it away or throw it away. And, I too have a horrible narcissist for a relative. But, I got lucky she decided to kill the relationship for me. My mother of course still thinks I need to reconcile. But, has given up on trying to make me.
My grandmother gave my mum’s wedding dress to my cousin for her school formal- they cut it off and dyed it blue!! FFS! The audacity!
My mum didn’t want a fight and said nothing to my narcissist grandmother… I would’ve gone mental (as it was, I wanted to have a go at them, but found out years later, so there was no point really)
Was the dress at your grandmother's house? Or how did she get hold of it?
@@lokicooper4690 I think it was at my grandmother’s house
My mother once called me and just asked me to transfer € 10000 to her. I was like hell no. So she threw a major temper tantrum, she screamed/cried very loud and than asked if I could borrow her the money. I said we both know she would never be able to pay it back. More screaming. Then she wanted to talk to my husband, I told him why she called and how she responded and when she had him on the telephone she talked in a normal calm way and asked in the nicest way possible to borrow the money. She still go a no.
Why did she need the money? Because she blew all the money she had from a very successful house sale and she was now used to live lavish and she missed that lifestyle when she ran out of money.
because of some entitled relatives, i used to hate Christmas Vacation because Eddie was too relatable.
It's hilarious to see grown people be petty and entitled 🤣 😂 💀 in the new year 🤣
31 Days and my SO is saying I'm a devotee 😂.
What a coincidence 😂 I was with a bunch of entitled relatives today and regretted every minute of it 🐍🐍🐍
We all have that entitled relative... Worse if "relatives"
I took my cousin to the station with me for a time. Which wasn‘t a big deal since we live in the same village and she agreed to come down to our place so I didn‘t have to drive another route. Exept she didn‘t ask me. She asked at wich time I always drove and told her to take her with me. That was two years after her mother (my dads sister) asked me why I drove to the station every morning and took the earlier train instead of going one train later and taking the Bus there. A bus that doesn‘t even stop at the station but a good few hundert meters away. My cousin then proceeded to touch my Radio without asking and chainging the volume and stuff. And she only remembered my birthday because she had to hold my cake for the office during the drive while I was out the congratulating her every year without fail like a moron.
Don‘t get me wrong I DO get along with her and all my family when we‘re together I just don‘t get how their brains work sometimes and needed to vent to stragers on the internet. Thank you very much.
The good thing about this video is how it makes my family seem down-right honorable.
This is why i do not contact my extended family members nor does my husband contact his. We are dealing with the immediate ones and it is enough lol.
Years ago, my mom got her first cell phone. It did not come with an owner's manual, so she printed it off the internet.
At Christmas, she gave a copy of the manual to my brother and I and expected us to read it and then tell her how to use the phone.
We thought it was funny at the time, but she now does it to her grandkids and says "that's what grandkids are for" 🤦♀️
God this is unfortunately too relatable 😂 I have this jack ass of a cousin that would drive my car when I took the bus to school (I didn't have a reliable source of income at the time and I had free bus pass). It got 15 mpg and I rarely had cash to put into my tank, but he would take it without asking and leave me with almost no gas left. Never asked, mentioned that he borrowed it, and never put gas in my tank. When I called him out on it, he preceded to attempt to verbally and physically harass me for months until I finally had to move out. He's dead to me but my family takes his side and acts like I'm the asshole 🤡 such clowns
Omg the "Ye" dino cartoon. I haven't seen that in YEARS. I'M DYING.
Honestly, the first one about the grandpa hurt me so bad. My grandpa had really bad dimentia and his daughter (my aunt that literally everyone hates) always yelled at him asking "WHY ARE YOU SO STUPID" when he would forget things. My grandpa and I were super close and we lost him in March of 2019 at the age of 89. I will never understand why people don't have more compassion for those with alzheimers (or "old-timers" if you asked my grandpa). That person doesn't deserve their grandpa.
I love the quote that "you can kick anyone off that you want to" and the extreme toddler tantrum that they're kicked off.
I have an aunt that used to live abroad and come to spend summer in our family home. She NEVER brought anything for us, unlike another aunt also living abroad that always came with some typical food for everybody.
So this first aunt moved back to our country and has de audacity to ask me whenever I come back for a trip to give her the gift I have bought her there...
Obviously, I never have anything for her but she still asks and acts offended.
1 MILLION IN 2022 FOR CHARLOTTE!!! LET'S GET THIS!!!💕💕 #HeyEverybody
Netflix absolutely does charge you more for more users. If too many people are in, it'll ask if you want to upgrade for more users.
0:16 The thumbnail… I just lost my last grandfather so seeing that was absolutely horrible. People don’t see the value in their grandparents until they are gone… sometimes never see their value…my grandparents immediate family and people not even related, raided his home for valuables before he even passed away. It left me heartbroken.
That last lady is an enabler with too loose boundaries