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r/Entitledparents "Stranger, Take My Child!"
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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r/Entitledparents This entitled mommy decides that she wants to go out on a date night. The only problem is that she needs someone to babysit her little brat. So does she hire a babysitter like a normal person? Nope! She hands her kid to a total stranger and then sprints in the opposite direction, expecting the stranger to babysit for free for several hours. For more insane entitled parents behavior, subscribe to my channel!
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What would you do if a random woman gave you her child, then sprinted away?
Me? I'd force the kid to subscribe to my RUclips channel and then call the cops.
rSlash sprint at here with her child in tow
Keep it depending on how old they are... or try to be abother parent because their mom is a doo doo parent so i'll be a better parent
i Yeeted the child into a nearby river and also the woman,ez question
Love your work man, have a wonderful day!
rSlash eat its toes
As a person with autism who can't take being yelled at either, i will inform you that it can be CRIPPLING for us and often is. It is incredibly easy for us to have a mental breakdown just from being yelled at, among other things.
I feel sorry for you, as my best friend has autism (+ADHD and OCD) I *kinda* know how it feels, now his Mother is cutting all contact with me because I'm the only one who remotely gives a shit about him. (Younger sister is an *ENTITLED BRAT* that caused the contact-cutting because I let my best friend use my spare bunk on my bed. His OLDER sister gets treated normal, not spoiled or neglected either, his Dad left when he was young, even though I never met his Dad, I resent him. My sister hates him and calls him "Retard" and my Dad doesn't like it when I tell his Mother that she is a bad parent. (Yelling/Screaming at him for playing with me on the PS4, not because it annoys her, but because he ENJOYS it
TL:DR Yeah, I kinda know how it feels
@@ilovethedslite no offense meant at all but no matter how many people you know or are close to that experience similar conditions to us, you'll never know what it's like. not even "kinda know", please don't say that kind of thing to us. we get it constantly from many well meaning people but honestly the vast majority of us just find it annoying. we don't need to be related to- we need to be listened to.
@@haldouglas4773 I understand what you're trying to say. And I understand that I'll never really understand it
Yes! I'm autistic too and I will admit it did rub me the wrong way slightly when he said "pretty sure everyone else gets stressed out too so don't worry about it." While that is true, it is the amount of stressed out we get that is unique. I will lose my ability to talk, cry, hide, have a panic attack - likely all of the above - if someone is upset with me. They don't even have to be yelling directly at me either. It can even be me overhearing someone in another room talking about how they are upset with me. So I can imagine how awful OP felt when being confronted by that Karen. In fact I'm impressed they were able to collect themselves and quit on the spot
And PS: I know Rslash meant nothing wrong by saying that and I hold no ill will - but hopefully we will be listened to 😊
Right!? I got diagnosed with asperger's at 8 years old and I was the type to get stressed out and cry. Now I'm at that point where I lose my cool. To further explain, I'm very willing to accept responsibility of my own actions over a mistake that I made. However, I will gladly defend myself if I'm wrongly accused of something that either A. I had no part of and didn't do, or B. Getting blamed over something that wasn't in my control in the first place. Plus, my autism doesn't help when I have an abusive petty excuse of a father, which I will gladly share stories about on Reddit and may potentially add some more content on Entitled Parents, Malicious Compliance, Petty Revenge and Raised By Narcissists. There is soooooo much horrible stuff that my dad has done that I feel like I'm writing a whole novel series here lmao.
"fOr yOUr iNfOmaTiOn mY dAUgHtEr iS AutisTiC"
"So am I but my parents taught me to behave"
Lmao
I'm autistic and I can confirm that I have stolen exactly 0 times.
lmao that guy had destruction leveled to 100
@@SarahAbramova What i think is interesting ive heard lately from ALOT of people that they are atleast to some degree autistic or something like that.
@@mrn234 well, I know I am. I was diagnosed with it and had to have a therapist for a few years. Then I had special classes in school that taught me about emotions and reading body language. They put you on a special plan. Can't think of the name right now, but it basically lists all my behavioral goals. I'm still on this plan. I've made improvements, but I'm still working on it.
Dang
reasons rslash is the best reddit youtuber:
1. he doesnt use that fricking annoying robot voice
2. we got puppybloopers
3. he is able to do downright hilarious voices for the entitled people
Agreed, I don't like that robotic voice either
Robot voice is so messed up
4. He has a nice voice lol. Believe me, I'm a spanish speaker and some people that makes videos about Reddit have a irritable voice...
That is soo irritating!!
Reason 5 when I’m bored nothing makes me start a full on argument in the shower with the ep than rslash
EM: "My kid is autistic."
Me: "So am I but my parents still taught me manners in a time when they didn't even know what autism was. What's your excuse?"
Savage!
Thank you. People use the excuse of autism to get away with things. But it puts us all who are autistic in a bad light. In fact, this is so correct, it makes parents that use this as an excuse to not get in trouble makes them look neglectful and horrible parents. Tangent over!
My little brother is autistic and what em said ticks me off
Also he should have had alcohol u know the feel good juice
@Makayla Blankenship I was actually . diagnosed by licensed professionals. So yes I know for an absolute fact that I am autistic.
Update: The caffeinated kid hasn't slept in 3 days with no sign of slowing down.
Update: he somehow managed to poop on ceiling
Update: The child's heart has stopped beating, yet he continues to live weeks later.
@@sadpotato3386 For clarification, the kid managed to get the poop on the inside of the building and have poop on the ceiling, just randomly sitting there, in the middle of the ceiling and it doesn't look like it was thrown up there either.
Obligatory Simpsons reference: ruclips.net/video/Xx1ztJROpyU/видео.html
jimmyjet07 Except Karen doesn’t pay for the goods.
Kid + FIVE shots of expresso = The real God of Destruction
Choose your problem
A SUPER caffeinated child.
Or
Karen the entitled mother.
have you seen the film "over the hedge"?
Nerobyrne
Yes and I know the scene you might be thinking of.
Kid:Hakai
The kids EM:NANI?!?!
@@jackmack4181 the caffeinated child is less destructive than ten karen
Okay so I guess there are two kinds of Entitled Moms;
• Helicopter parent who spoils their kid rotten
• Self-centered Beverly Hills incarnate who would rather look like a picture-perfect mom than ensure the safety of her kid.
And the third kind which gets arrested and complains that it isn't fair.
And the 4th kind that basically thinks their kids are slaves
@@WizardCraft-ox4pe After lying and stealing for personal game.
Lady, you're lying. That means you know that _you're wrong_ . So why are you still trying??
@@thehiddenninja3428 Because they're entitled pidgeons with brains as small as half a pea with no mental capacity in the world to fix them of their stupidity.
you didn't know those?
"I can't believe you treated my child like this!", says the woman who tried to abandon her child to a random program.
Karen: I want to speak to your manager!
Me: I *AM* the manager.
Karen: I want to speak to an adult!
Me: I AM an adult.
Karen: I wanna speak to someone else about this to get a different opinion!
Manager with MPD: ...What if I told you..?
Karen: I want to speak to god!
Me: *I AM AN GOD*
"I AM an adult... unlike you."
@@crazymartin526 When someone asks if you're a god, you say YES!
@@starcrashr Or just snap your fingers to summon lighting to hit em
When they said confrontation stresses them out, it's not the normal type of stressed out, it's the type where you start crying as soon as someone even raises their voice at you.
Yes, exactly. Especially when you perceive it at 4 times the normal volume. I have that problem, but I also suffer from very severe childhood trauma. I start screaming and crying when random strangers get near me or touch me. It's not as bad as a few years ago, but it still sucks.
that's why i feel rslashs comment was really insensitive and annoying. like not a lot of people enjoy confrontation sure, but when i literally have to go and have a 30 minute break because i'm breaking down bc someone yelled at me over something trivial, it's not the same.
As someone with Aspburgers and sensory overload issues especially involving noise, that comment made me just cringe inside. I can't even imagine what it must be like for people with more severe autism.
@@em0fa1ry I agree. I cringed when he said that. I don’t have autism but I do have severe anxiety and I hate people saying things like “don’t worry about it”. Oh! I didn’t realize it was that easy! Thanks so much I’m cured! 🙄
Yes! Not autistic but ADHD over here and I was just . . . Sigh. There are some things neurotypicals just won't get.
Regarding the private school cleaner: He could get so much more than just a day's pay. The "boss" at that school violated the ADA, which even private schools can be completely shut down for doing. Would *Love* to have seen the look on "boss's" face when he realized that by lying, he opened up his school to an official investigation by the ADA, DOL, whatever state board certifies the school's legal ability to teach, and a discrimination lawsuit that they would never be able to win. Wouldn't shut the school down by any means, but it would cost them thousands, if not millions, in fines and reparations, and they'd deserve it.
Unless he wasn't in the US. He said "through university" so he may be from the UK or a commonwealth nation, and I have no idea if they have an equivalent of the ADA.
Edit: I checked the Reddit post, apparently they are in the UK, and the law there is even more strict than the ADA, but like most of the civilized world, workers still aren't properly educated on or informed of their rights, so OP was unaware of it at the time.
That's a real shame. It woulda made such a sweet surprise Pro Revenge story!
Slam that school with a huge fine, probably get that lying sleazebag fired too.
What an asshole, lying for no damn reason instead of just telling the truth...
@@CazadorSlayer He didn't lie for no reason, he lied to keep a customer, and contrary to popular belief, private schools have less money than public schools. That said, he shouldn't have lied, he shouldn't have even *needed* to lie, because the kids should be responsible for cleaning the school.
@@hlaw2830 First of all he lied to an employee by saying that an autistic cleaner could be accommodated for. Secondly not every private school need students to clean. Thirdly I don't see how a private school having less money makes the situation any different.
@@coffeewolfproductions9113 First, people lie all the time. Second, it's not about need. Third, if you can't understand that revenue is important for a business, no one can help you.
@@hlaw2830 Just because people lie that doesn't make it okay, otherwise fraud wouldn't be considered a crime. And "revenue is important for a business" I'll just be playing a sad song on the world's tiniest violin for them.
Regarding the coffee: that is absolutely unsanitary to ask a complete stranger to share a drink they have been drinking out if with a kid! Smh
Yeah, but even assuming OP wasn't sick, that entitled mother will rue the day she demand that OP have give her kid rocket fuel to drink. 4 shots of espresso and 1 and half pumps of syrup... that will be fun, oh, wait, that was a nightmare I had once.
@@chaosreaver3597 lol so true😅
@@chaosreaver3597 …herpes and covid would love to meet you for that logic
@@bostonrailfan2427 You might want to re-read what I typed. I wrote "assuming OP wasn't sick" meaning if OP was not sick, that there were no asymptomatic disease or pre-symptom infection being present in OP.
How many brain cells do you think she has? I say 1
I'm autistic and pray to GOD that I dont run into an entitled parent.
Just do a kick flip to scare them off
ugh, I don't even know what id do in that situation. last time my autistic ass had to deal with confrontation like that, I almost had to fight an elderly dude behind a movie theater lol
@@overlordmogg9103
Why do I hear boss music in the distance?
XCUTION XCUTION same I’m so worried about it
@@The_Rising_Tempest_Emilia the sound of a skateboard continues to get ever louder
Kidnappers would really like to meet this entitled parent.
I didn't expect to see you here
Nah bad business. She wants to get rid of him, she probably is not willing to pay random.
NANI ITS YOU
You dont have a mustache
Fuck'n Jellal. but you are right. where have i seen you before, under an r/ video, or maybe ryukahr? what other youtubers do you watch lol
10:50 "OP, you said that a side effect of your autism is that confrontations/conflicts/being yelled at stresses you out. That's something that stresses out pretty much everyone."
It's a very different stress for autistic people than neurotypical people, our stress response is much more easily triggered and something that would make you feel just a bit stressed would reduce me to tears. Getting yelled at by anyone can send me into a panic attack in seconds and conflicts make me cry no matter how prepared I am for them. It's a much different psychological impact on autistic people than neurotypical people, as I stated earlier, because we have psychological differences that cause our emotional responses to be off as a side effect of our inability to pick up social cues as easily as neurotypical people.
Thank you, this needed to be said, and needs to be understood.
I'm so glad that OP's ACTUAL bosses had their back. It's amazing to hear a company that genuinely truly cares about the comedians of their staff, especially after hearing so many bad stories about work places on this channel. Like not only did they insist he was paid, they never sent anybody there again because they're not accessible. Brava
How can she trust a stranger to watch her child?
She have smol brain
Gone, reduced to atoms no she have tinee
Depends on country.
Here I would trust most people IF and only if they want to.
Jonatan S Here in the Uae i would trust whoever doesn’t look scary or isn’t indian
GREAT VIDEO rslash i try to make all my videos as funny as you. u inspire me to chase my dreams and post great content everyday to hopefully become a big youtuber one day ur a goat dud
I just wanted to say Tropical Storm Karen exists and that is honestly such a Karen thing to do
She would probably complain about how messy everything is
unicorn sprinkles r/engrish
Entitled Karen Demands Landfall on Puerto Rico! r/entitledhurricanes
Stardown lol
Shes gonna take away people's electricity because her baby needs it.
About the autistic OP and conflict... Yes, it may stress everyone out, but most likely not to this degree. I'm on the spectrum as well, and the last time a guy talked to me condescendingly I cried as soon as I left the tram. It's a level of stress that's overwhelming and almost always ends in crying for me.
Not scolding you, I just don't like the "everyone experiences that" reasoning, because it dismisses the problem.
So so glad someone else gets this! You put it much more succinctly than my comment as well, I went into a bit of a ramble, well done :)
I second Monsieur Mitten's reply even though it's been almost a year, lol.
I understand what that's like too..my autism is mild, but it's still there. I used to work as a greeter at Walmart. And you wanna know how many times a day, I would have to leave to go cry in the bathroom? A lot.
@@kadlinsnowwolf1806 I understand completely, I quit my job at a restaurant after just 3 days because my boss was mean to me ONCE and I couldn't stop crying for 20 minutes straight and had hide between the jackets hanged in the cloakroom.
So yeah, no retail or service jobs for me, can't handle the verbal abuse at all.
Exactly! Once my mom got extremely angry at me for forgetting to some basic task (I’m bad with regimens)Screaming, cursing, threats, the whole works I got so scared I started hyperventilating and since I have asthma my pipes started closing up. I was wailing and actually threw up.
Actually that type of stress is five times worse for someone with autism. It's like you're a eight-year-old being yelled at. It's not fun. I sympathize with this person, because I had a similar situation happen.
Virtual hug, for OP who worked at the crazy Hogwarts.
At least they got to do what most of us dream of; giving an “F*** you” to your boss and a snooty client before walking out. And getting compensated for it.
Still, as an autistic I can sympathize with how they felt beforehand.
It fake
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7:13 that is straight-up ABLEISM. Mocking someone with sensory issues for wearing headphones at work is just like mocking any other disability for using a crutch of some kind.
Unfortunately, people can bully the HELL out of Autistic people at work. I had a manager YELL at me because I wouldn't look her in the eyes while she was screaming at me. Her supervisor joined to gang up on me and all I could think of doing was running away. If I'd been old enough to drive, I might've left but I had to wait for my friend's mom to come pick us up after our shift.
If that school was like Hogwarts, then "You're going to school Harry."
"I'm, I'm what?"
"Going to school."
*Insert Hogwarts theme here.
Oh my gosh! That was going through my head too! You get a like! xD
Your a wizard Harry
Whats Hogwarts?
''You boss will herar about this!''
''My father will hear about this!''
GachaMakerYT
I’m a what?
10:50 actually, I have the same thing, and it’s both incredible amounts of stress and a feeling that it’s your fault, which makes you want to either burst into tears or have a childish tantrum. It *sucks*.
10:58
Yeah, the thing is we autistic people stress way more easily at these kind of things. Imagine wanting to cry because someone just yelled at you for 5 seconds.
Not a long time, but that's pretty much what we normally have to deal with. You may think I'm exaggerating, and I probably am, I haven't cried so easily in years; but that's another topic.
Also most people won't have a total shut down and become non-verbal when they panic, that's always fun ☹️
@@Tasherenity Yeah! Especially when that person starts telling you "Yeah, don't talk because you know you are wrong!" 🌝
Autistic and can confirm. I once had a guy at work berating me for a mistake I didn’t even make and kept cutting me off when I tried to explain my side of the story before saying I was rude and would get me fired. I had to go to a different area because I couldn’t focus on the job.
Guy got a slap on the wrist and apologized because he didn’t know I wasn’t responsible. Not for his behavior.
Agreed
It’s similar with my ADHD. While I can control myself for the most part and stay relatively calm under fire, I still hate confrontations and stress way too much over them.
I had an apartment type dorm so luckily my roommates and I all had our own rooms, but my mom was visiting me and was super tight on money and couldn’t afford a hotel, we had a funeral to attend so I asked my roommates if they cared that she slept in my room, they didn’t mind at all.
My mom woke up that morning to one of my roommates making an extra pot of coffee going.
If you’re nice and are polite, people are nice and polite back.
What a wild concept
10:56 For clarification when she says 'stress out' it's usually on
the level of mental trauma so it's quite different for your version
of stressed out, we're talking suicide levels here dude.
Jake Blaze was looking for this comment!
Stranger: Take my kid!
Organs seller: I see this as an absolute win
Well, 🍆.
How high is the demand for child sized kidneys? Asking for a friend...
Xryeau _ the organs will grow once you get them
Robert Bartley r/cursedcomments
Ah shit, here we go again.
Fallow the damn train cj
Yay, even more failed abortions!!
Lol
"KAREN" is evolving "KAREN" evolved into "ULTRA INSTINCT KAREN".
*ULTRA INSTINCT KAREN HAS LEARNED AN ATTACK: BRAIN, KAREN CAN ONLY HAVE MAXIMUM OF 4 ATTACKS SO ATTACK IS TRASHED*
Are there really parents out there who are ok with strangers just sharing their personal food/drinks with their kids? I think this is blowing my mind more than anything else in that story with the marshmallow espresso.
Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Karen wants to speak to a manager to get a free upgrade to Hurricane.
Hilarious
🥁 🥁 💥
Hey rslash - at 10:48 you say something along the lines of "OP, you said a side effect of your autism is that confrontation/conflict and being yelled at stresses you out - that's something that stresses out pretty much everyone so, don't worry about it."
While I know you probably said that in good faith to cheer OP up and make them feel like "hey it's no big deal, we all have problems like that" sometimes saying this can actually have the opposite effect. I'm not sure if I also speak for OP in this scenario, they may think different, the following is just my personal response to hearing that.
Comparing someone's unique symptoms of autism or indeed any other legitimate health condition with what the average able-bodied neurotypical person feels can be quite toxic. It can make the person who lives with the genuine condition feel like their symptoms are invalid or "just something that everyone else gets" which in turn can make them doubt the validity of their condition and start to have thoughts such as "Am I making this up?" or "If everyone else has it, why can't I just get a grip and deal with it like they do?"
I know you didn't mean any harm by saying it, and perhaps I'm going a bit overboard in my explanation here - you might know most of this already. However, as someone who struggles with conflict and being yelled at myself (due to serious mental health difficulties and related childhood trauma) I felt the need to say something as, for me personally, it can be extremely demoralizing to hear my symptoms compared with a normal reaction. I've had to do a lot of therapy just to change my way of thinking into accepting that my reactions *are* valid and not typical.
Again, you're an awesome guy rslash and I really enjoy your videos, they make my day. So please don't take any malice from this, just some friendly advice. :)
~mittens
p.s : btw yugo is the cutest and best doggo ever, give him an extra cuddle from me for being such a good boy.
@Azairé ἄθεος Albertine No worries Azairé! I'm glad someone could understand what I was getting at :)
Thank you for saying that
"Thats something that stresses everyone out" ...The key word in what they said, is that it impacts them beyond belief. Most people can deal with general conflict like that. But as someone who knows the sheer weight that gets put on when the centre of confrontation, no, not everyone gets that way.
11:45
I completely understand how OP feels in that situation. I always thought I was just super soft when it came to confrontation because I would react in the same way. And not just little things like some asshole calling you names, but stuff like being berated or lied to by someone you respect puts me in a bout of weeping.
And no, I haven't been diagnosed with autism, but I think I should go talk to a doctor.
That one where she gave the kid the fancy coffee drink was genius! 😅 Serves the EM right.
Stranger:,,Do you wanna eat this?"
Some mom:,,No.... you can take it!"
*hands baby over*
Asdf movie nice👍
Honey why is the baby on fire?
@@Yickerd
*BUY ME MOORE JEWWWWLERYY!!!*
I like trains
@@Bandit_King_YT
oh noNoNONONO STOP *train hits
I love it when entitled parents think that wearing headphones at work is equivalent to slacking off while working at a fire station.
I think what Gingertea7 means when she said he gets stressed during confrontation’s is that she gets stressed more than a normal person does in that scenario.
Karen- Stranger watch my child!
Me-"OK!"
Child- *dissapears*
Karen- *surprised pickachu face*
Did you eat the child
@@overlordmogg9103 No... but you can have it!
@@The_Rising_Tempest_Emilia why thank you
@@overlordmogg9103 who are you valak or maybe the deadlights or maybe a DEMOGORGON!!!
@@overlordmogg9103
*gets another baby out of the pocket*
Nobody:
Karens: HOW DARE YOU??
GREAT VIDEO rslash i try to make all my videos as funny as you. u inspire me to chase my dreams and post great content everyday to hopefully become a big youtuber one day ur a goat dud
not as satisfying as I AM THE MANAGER!
Persons: *breathes*
Karens from a 3000 mile radius: WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY TO ME?
Greta intesifies
Nobody
Entitled mom: HOW DARE YOU DO THIS TO MY BABY
10:59, I think OP meant that it stress him out even more than what would To someone else
On that last story...I wouldn't have warned her at all. Would've reported her to the police and that would be that.
Getting the kid back to the mother is quicker and less of an impact on the other children. Otherwise, I would agree.
*_Karen approaches_*
Me: *_Bugger off!_*
Karen: *_Is this sexual harassment?!_*
Me: *_Hugh Mungus_*
Why aren't you president
This should get more likes!
Underrated comment.
Frank Franklin "hugh what?!?!" your comment is as lit as the video of Hugh Mungus
ME: *primes shotgun* TIME TO BEGONE KAREN
3:55 "drinking 6 shots of espresso is not healthy" me, being Italian:"what? I started drinking 4 or more shots of espresso a day when I was 12"
The sippy cup part was kinda cute. I'm a sucker for kids in all honesty, so if you took out the entitled part I would possibly just say "No cookie, I'm sorry. This has x in it and you're too small to have it." And hope for the best.
I'm italian too, and the i think the same, like i'm 15 and in a stressful day at school I drink 4/5 cups of espresso.
@@claudiafilippini4724 yeah, my record is 8 "Italian" coffees in a day (I'm 16)
@@uomosaiber2866 mine is a whole 2 liter bottle of homemade concentrated espresso cream
@@iamdisappointedwithmyachie4036 oh s#!t did you sleep that night?
Just hysterical the way out you sang out "I'll be back in a few hours."
there are a lot of autism stories in this one.
Quick side note: when you that get that upset cuz of conflict while indeed being true,it's a difference to be upset for people who aren't in the spectrum. while with most people would react to this stuff with basic anger (grumpy look, pissed of tone and possible swearing) a person with autisim will most likely be attempting to stop them selves from ugerly crying. This of course isn’t true for everyone, I'm just speaking from my experience with myself and other people on the spectrum. please don't get mad. (P.S. sorry for any spelling errors. I tried to locate and correct them so if I missed 1 or 2 please let me know so I can inprove. Thanks!)
*stories
*...get that upset cuz of conflict
*possible
*attempting
*tried
*correct
You're welcome :)
@@marisentaku2159 thanks mate. it been a bit since I posted this but despite the timing, I really appreciate it. I hope you have a lovely day.
@@theautisticnerd8207 Yeah xD Been a while yeah but better late than never...?
Also I forgot some...
*it's a difference to be upset for people who aren't in the spectrum (I guess that's what you wanted to say...?)
@@marisentaku2159 yeah it was. i am kinda dumb lol
Next thing we know, Entitled Parents ask Demogorgons to watch their kids.
Hey, just throw 'em to the Russians, Hop'll look after them
Im tempted to like but i dont want to ruin the 69 likes lol
Next we need xenomorphs. 😅😂🤣
I'm autistic myself but I adjusted to my mental issues... for the most part.
Sorry to hear that, bud. Autism can be very tough on you, and I honestly hope you feel better soon.
@@maliciousgd5256 Not to be mean, but you are aware that this isn't something you "get better" from, right?
I've come to the realization that I, as someone with social anxiety, need someone who is autistic to help me.
Autistic people don't deal with socially unacceptable behavior. If I see you getting upset, I'll forget I'm scared.
Come with me to the grocery store, autistic friends. Together, we'll be safe from Karens. We'll be unstoppable.
Or we'll have a double melt down. Either way, Karen defeated. 👍
@@Nerobyrne technically you can be. I've had a lot of therapy as kid. I'm not perfect, but I'm much better now than I was back then (yes, I'm autistic).
@@SarahAbramova What I mean is, you don't cure autism. Ever.
Sure you can learn to deal with the negative effects and make better use of the positive ones, but you're not going to "get better" in the sense that you "get better" from a cold or measles.
son: Mom can he share his water with me?
mom: sure ask him!
me: uhh hi?
son: can you share your water with me?
me: im sick i cant
also son: MOM HE SAID *NO*
and also mom: WHY CANT YOU SHARE THIS WATER??
also me: shares this water that im sick
son coughs five times in a row
mom: YOU SICK BRAT YOU GAVE MY SON SICK WATER?
me: i was sick i told you
also me: have fun
Picturing a nice kid with a sippy cup is just so adorable. Which makes the caffeine extra funny
That coffee drink sounds amazing. Also with the em logic, wine should be good for kids since it has grape juice in it.
I love that the videos upload right at the beginning of my work shift at a call center. I love listening to these early in the morning before the entitled twits start calling in.
I love the voices you make when your speaking as entitled mothers or entitled Kid.
What’s in it
Oh just espresso marshmallow syrup
2%milk
Cyanide
Crack
Etc
So thankful I didn't have to stay in a dorm at college
Dorm life was so much fun. But when my parents visited, they stayed in a hotel.
"It has Marshmallow syrup so it can't be that bad" Oh boy, here we go...
No kidding. "Oh, it has a ton of sugar in it. Obviously it's good for my precious angel!"
@@RedT...TheOriginal.NotANumber Big yikes...
5:37 - I kinda feel bad for the kid - he didn't know how much caffeine was in it, and was polite about the drink when he received it, but I suppose it had to be done to prove a point.
That kid was probably fine tho. If something happened to tge kid it would be his mother fault
8:37
When he says "life" it kinda sounds like me in the morning
Lmao
Me in the car before clicking the link: "Welcome to Rslash where today we hear about the MOST entitled parents"
My daughter in the back seat: "HEY! Don't tease my FRIEND! I want to hear his stories!"
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That's adorable.
I watch your videos you get money for it. I demand a refund
GREAT VIDEO rslash i try to make all my videos as funny as you. u inspire me to chase my dreams and post great content everyday to hopefully become a big youtuber one day ur a goat dud
Duckie This isn’t the youtuber wait a second you’re on the reply page??
Wotr sjheeeep
@Mads Holm Thomsen i watch skeppy too lmao
You might have some ground to stand on if you had paid money to watch the videos. Since you didn't, all I can say is don't be an entitled idiot.
10:50 I think he meant it stresses him out more than an average person.
Poor guy, having a meltdown is the worst. You just feel so insignificant and depressed. It's the worst feeling in the world.
Op shouldn’t have given that woman back her child there’s probably another stranger watching him to this day
I would've called child services on her and if it was a Friday, she'd have to wait untill Monday to know where her child is
Does anyone else not fully believe the stories where the OP explains themselves thoroughly and in exquisite detail and lists the many many polite reasons why something isn't going to happen to an EM or CB or something?
Yeah, me neither...
I still kind of do. Even though most normal people would tell the person to go to hell and know they aren't owed an explanation, guess you still have some people who are overly civil.
There are some people who really are just that civil. Those people are the kinds who could potentially pull off a "Murdered by words" if they have the inclination. Like, when i am REALLY irritated, i don't swear or get angry, i get very civil and simply rip into a person. Tear into their behavior, attitude, and go full on psychological warfare in the most polite way possible. Its hard to respond when politeness is also pure savagery. So, i can believe it. I imagine that those people are just restraining themselves
@@raeishimura This is what I was getting at.
@@raeishimura But would a raging EM actually wait their turn to talk while someone is trying to explain something in far too much detail?
That's why I don't often believe these conversation/interactions happen the way they're told.
I would've told the mother that there was coffee whisky 5 shots of expreso and 1 marshmallow shot witch is also alcohol
Autism causing stress when yelled at is a real thing, way more stress than if someone without it was to be in that situation.
Oh man what a spineless worm for a boss.
dog.... when they said it "stresses them out" they didn't mean how allistic people get stressed out when yelled at, they mean a much more serious type of Stressed Out. "That's how everybody gets" God what a dumb thing to say...
10:48
Just a quick thing for you - When OP was talking about the side effect of autism, think of it more as a magnified effect of said stress.
When they say it stressed them out, it gives you (at least me, anyways) a TERRINBLE headache, and makes me feel terrible, even when I know I haven’t done anything.
This is today's petition for Yugo-noises as censorship!
Hey rSlash, I just wanted to let you know that I love the fact that you put a new video out every day! They’re perfect for listening to every morning on my walk to the bus stop!
Karen: YOU GAVE MY KID EXPRESSO?!?!?!
OP: I tried to warn you....
I have Autism and I definitely can relate to the loud noises, not touching my stuff, and a lot of sensory issues that everyone had in the stories.
This went out a minute ago. There’s so many comments
Drat, I am 10 minutes late. I hope this joke suffices.
What's green & Sings?
Elvis Parsley.
No
*Ba-dum tiiisssshhhh*
😂😂
You said that confrontation/conflict/being yelled at was something that stresses most people out. This is apparently my superpower as that doesn't bother me
Where should I put my shoes, mi amor, mi amor?
You say PUT THEM ON YOUR HEAD!
14:22 Entitled mother dropping off her kid:
*I'll be back in a few hoooouuurs!* 🖐🏃♀️
just a quick note about what you said after the story from the autistic person that worked at that school. yes, I agree it stresses out a lot of people, but (and I can't confirm this, correct me if I'm wrong) I think it really stresses out people with autism more. I'm pretty sure that that's worse for them. I'm not giving backlash, just thought I'd tell you
Why does it even matter that the cleaning staff is wearing headphones?! They're CLEANING STAFF. Their job is just to clean up after your brats, let them clean in peace! It's not like they have to listen for someone asking them a question like a retail clerk!
We had a child walk into the Outside School Hours Care centre i worked at. His mum had not enrolled him or even walk in with him, just dropped him off at the ramp to the entrance and drive off.
We had no way of contacting her, so had to call the police, the look on her face when she came to pick him up (40 mins after closing time) was priceless
2:00
Karen wanted the shoes to be on the ceiling where everyone should put their shoes.
I go to a private school and yesterday they made fun of someone for getting work experience in a McDonalds shame on them
McDonalds is nothing to be ashamed of. Great for empathy!
They are gonna be the ones getting made fun of when they get thrust into the real world ass-first.
"What's that? Can't find a job because you have 0 experience? Ohh, that's too bad..."
Maybe he can hook them up with a job flipping burgers once he becomes a Manager! :P
The kids or the teachers?
@@pollypockets508 kids
I worked at a coffee shop a few weeks into my uni degree before I moved and it was near a private school where my snooty boss’s kids went. But one time I had a lady and her daughter. The mum looked at me after giving her the food and drinks and said to her 10 year old daughter...
“That’s why you need a degree. So you don’t end up like this all your life.”
I got so annoyed and thought I was leaving in a week so even though she might rat me out to my boss, I replied:
“Actually I am currently getting my university degree, in one of the best art schools in the country...”
Oh god Rslash, you really have no idea how stressed out and panicky an autistic person gets in such a situation.
Glad to see more autistic people. I have aspergers and work in a smoothie shop in a nice neighborhood where a lot of rich parents and entitled people. One guy came in and was really rude from the get go. Talked to me like he knew my job better then me etc. He made a mistake which made me enter some information wrong and then he told me I was stupid and blah blah. I cried. He told me he would get me fired. He’s come in twice since then and every time I give him a huge smile and where my name tag proudly. He never makes eye contact with me and probably is angry I still work there.
Being autistic means their specific triggers stress them out far more than they do for the general population
anyone else waiting for an entitled parent encounter?
Same. I'd panicked and get teary-eyed when yelled at or when voices are raised.
The headphones story just reminded me that I went to a (very small) private school when I was rather young (5-7yo). School was so small that there was only one classroom per grade level. So small that we only had ONE custodian for the whole place. I remember him being held in high regard; the kids all loved him, we called him by his first name (Mr. Alex), and he was so beloved and a part of the school that he was in the yearbook every year.
Makes me sad that people shit all over custodial and maintenance staff. They’re the reason you have nice, clean, running facilities to enjoy.
I woulda let her leave and just called CPS obviously she shouldn't have kids anyway
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rSlash, although most people get upset by confrontation, they usually know how to deal with it and cope. Then maybe cry about it later in private. Autism makes it hard to respond without crying, or just breakdown right there anyway. Very difficult to be taken seriously when you look like a grown up cry-baby. :/
I have worked at a private school where there was a resident handyman who would manage most manual labour jobs around the premises during the day, and he'd often be seen driving around in a golf buggy. At the staff ball at the end of the year, we actually surprised him with an award thanking him for each and every one of the issues he had gone out of his way to fix without ever asking for thanks. Warmed my heart to see that in a private upper-middle class school there was a degree of humility that never went away.
Honestly after giving the kid the drink and the mother flipping out that it was espresso they should have said "well I'm just doing what you asked of me." And smile
Hi R/slash! I love your videos
RSlashSlash
EgDroneMind lmao yeah
Your comment about everyone getting stressed by confrontation was a bit insensitive. I’m gonna guess that GingerTea7 has a stress reaction similar to mine, due to them mentioning being on the verge of tears.
While encountering a Karen is stressful for anyone, it’s a lot worse for some with autism. I really don’t know how to explain it, but I do encourage you to be a little more careful with your joking around in between stories. (It was the “don’t worry about it” that I found distasteful)
I agree, it's like comparing someone with an anxiety disorder to being nervous sometimes.
@@SarahAbramova or being sometimes distracted or forgetful to ADHD. It stops being funny when I get stuck on my bedroom door handle for *the* *sixth* *time* *the* *same* *day* because I still forget this particular knitwear I have on has loose sleeves and gets easily stuck.
B: This is unacceptable, Your pay will be Docked.
OP: *Throws down supplies* GLADLY!
9:40 the only time I’ve heard of a time where a Karen is not corrected by the boss. Dang.