Teachers Reveal the Worst Parent They Ever Had to Deal With
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The sad thing when you realize John Gotti cared more for his child wellbeing and was more polite than most of the parents in this video. With an aura of "fuck me and you are dead", though.
Isn't it ironic that the only parent that actually cared obout thier kid is the nyc mobster ...
Fr he sounded more caring and respectful than any of the other parents 🤣
@@firefly127 exactly
The mob puts their family above all else.
@@gothicangelamy1992 gotta ask if english is your first language? Since your spelling isn't too great
@@haka-katyt7439 he said exactly correct
"Knew exactly how much he was legally allowed to mentally and physically abuse his daughter"
Uh, shouldn't the amount be, I don't know, NONE?!
So even shouting at your child or grounding them should be illegal?
@@senseiskellig4878 Well if the child in question actually did something bad, then no. But if it's just abusing the child for no reason then yes
If there are no bruises maybe the kids lying about being beaten. That's the logic. It barely makes sense and I don't agree with it.
I think what the OP meant was that the jerk knew the system well enough to avoid getting caught by the cops/CPS. For example, a bruise on a kid's face might be enough to get him in trouble, but a bruise on the knee or leg could be a normal, childhood injury (I once tripped and somersaulted down our basement stairs once- kids do get bruised up from time to time) and thus easily explained away by the jerk. :(
Sensei Skellig shouting might be a bit much, but I don’t think grounding would really be abuse...within reason, obviously
I feel really bad for the other students in Sarah's class, the girl who was functioning at the level of a 6 month old. There's no way they'd be able to focus and get the education they deserve like that.
I really hate parents who are so selfish and wrapped up in their egos, that they refuse to face reality and deal with the reality because it's inconvenient for them. BOTH their children are suffering because they refuse to face a reality that no amount of school can or will change. As soon as that girl is old enough for college, NO college will accept her because she cannot do the work.
The screaming alone would be bad enough in a general education class. I'd imagine someone would hurt themselves banging their faces while trying to listen to the teacher when there's a soundboard spouting food names endlessly. That or develop a negative word association.
The parents shouldn't have had Sarah then, if they aren't able to accommodate to her special needs.
@@Dragonmoon98 Yeah no kidding and when it said she would masturbate and then lick her fingers I’ve never been grossed out so much ever like that seems Like something you would see from a comedy Jesus
@@zeynabbbb but that's the thing, most parents can afford to have a neurotypical child, whether your child is Special Needs are not as complete random chance. Saying they shouldn't have had her it's like telling them to predict the future as to how much money they're going to need to care for their child.
Also if we went by this metric, we would be having a population crisis right now since most of the world is too poor to afford children, even in the first world. Maybe instead of blaming people for something beyond their control like a cork of genetics, we blame the systems in place that make it difficult for them to find Alternative Care?
I'm not proud of who I used to be but even at my worst point as a drug addict I made dam sure that my kids got to school everyday and they were clean and very well fed and we always have plenty of food in the fridge because food stamps aint that freakin hard to get and Ive always loved to cook even if I didnt eat it myself. My oldest daughter is albino and has sight problems so I actually got her into school when she was 2 years old and she went to summer school 3 years in a row so by the time she was in regular elementary school she would be at pace with or ahead of her class even with being legally blind. Some people are just crappy parents no matter what the situation is. Some of them just flat out don't care
Glad you put your kids ahead of yourself even while addicted.
In my opinion, once you have kids, your life is over until they can sustain and take care of themselves.
@@Jim87_36 I won't say I completely put them ahead of myself because in the end my oldest 3 did end up getting adopted. I just couldn't stop and I had plenty of people who knew I was doing to go and spread enough lies to get the ball rolling with the right people to legally kidnap my children. But I'm not going to sit here and act like my house was every typical drug addict house you think of either: dirty and disgusting with neglected malnourished little children running around. I was still pretty high functioning. I think that motherly instinct was just still strong enough to do that. Now I am clean and have a wonderful little baby girl and working on getting my relationship back with my oldest 3. Their adopted parents got them and then completely cut me out of their lives, even though I wanted to be there in any capacity, even as a backup to them.
Right, I’m pretty sure you deserve an award for being a great parent
@@troubleinthevalley5884 we need more parents like you. Even with an addiction, you were a fantastic parent. Nice job, you have my respect forever.
@@lonelyronin2428 thanks. I like to believe I'm a generally good person who used my pain to make bad decisions. Not perfect at all, I never would claim to be but I love my kids fiercely and have worked really hard
I like the one with John Gotti in it. Teacher just gained the respect of one of the most dangerous crime bosses at the time. And I love it!
For the first one poverty is tough and ham is good
And why the median age of shooting victims in the South Side is 15
doesn't matter. No excuse for not getting involved in your childs education.
@@eopujvrswg what if someone is a truck driver or works as firefighters they have an excuse
@@steviewonder5103 so now we are talking hypotheticals here?
@@RandomPasser genuinely, I don't care if you are a single parent working 12 hour days 7 days a week just to out food on the table. If you will not get involved in the kids education then you are a failure not only a parent but as a human being.
The story about the student with Down's is heartbreaking, both for the parents who live in denial and for the student who is missing out on the services she really needs. There is advocating for you kid, but there is also not facing the reality of the situation.
“When Sarah wasn’t screaming you had the speech board yelling ‘CHICKEN NUGGET. CHICKEN NUGGET. DORITOS. CHICKEN NUGGET.’”
Idk why but I died laughing at this. 😂😂😂
I’m glad I’m not the only one
@@justinlawrence7584 oh good here I thought I was more of an asshole
I couldn't laugh at any of it. I had a friend who taught and a student like this was placed in his classroom and for a year he was simply forced to deal with a legal absurdity that very strongly negatively impacted his normal students. I was infuriated for him. He worked in a very wealthy town where parents were very involved and very strongly advocated for their children and the parents were mostly supportive of the schools, but none of them dared raise their voices against this "progressive" outrage. It's time someone did.
I admit, I wouldn't be laughing if I was in that classroom
My mind immediately went to those dogs that communicate by pressing a button
The one that bothers me a lot is the last one where the grades were changed. First of all that is illegal and secondly you just discredited that teacher to that family and future students........
He should have just told the -parents to stop making excuses for their kid, take responsibility for themselves and if it meant so much to them that he graduated, they needed to actually be involved in his education. This all could have been resolved ages ago if they answered the calls, went to at least ONE meeting, etc and told their kid to go to class and work. No amount of screaming and blaming the teacher will change anything and their failure at communication caused this.
Ugh to the Saudi Arabian distant relative to the Prince. So entitled!
Yep. and when the oil dries up, ignorant fifth cousin to the Saudi Prince won't even be able to figure out coin change for a single apple....Just desserts.
I hope he learns the hard way the consequences of not being properly educated.
Yeah like life doesn’t work like that.Or in other words ,you want something? Well you gotta work for it
The second to last story about the parents in denial about their daughter with down syndrome was so sad.
Teachers should be allowed to put kids who need to be special ed in special ed whether the parents like it or not and they shouldn't be able to sue. These parents are detrimental both to their own kids and all the otger students
If she ever left the house, guaranteed her fellow students would remember. If a horrible level of bullying wasn't happening, then she would definitely be the black sheep of the entire class, if not the school.
I think what bothered me the most is they set up that soundboard so she could say "what she wants". But it's not about what she wants. It's about what she needs. Which is to pay attention and listen, which she was either incapable of or uninterested in. But then babies or people with the mindset of babies generally are. Which is why they need one on one attention. Which they can't get when everyone is miles ahead of them, and they themselves are demanding food or attention instead of trying to learn. Bad situation all around. Seems like if the parents had enough money to sue every month, they could afford the specialized care she needed. If only they'd admit she needed it.
17:10
Let’s say it loud for the people in the back! Sexual abuse red flag!!!
Thank you! And who knows what that mom's actually situation is. Even if she does have insurance, medications can be very expensive. It may be that the mom can spend $10 on cake for her child's class once a year, but not afford a monthly prescription. I'm not saying any of this is a good situation; it's heart breaking. But that mom was judged very harshly.
Some people just shouldn’t have kids. My heart goes out to these kids ❤️
okay but that first one? they live in a very poor area- parents probably arent super engaging with their children at home because they have to work, oftentimes 2 jobs, just to put food on the table. theres not enough time for both. so raffling off a ham solves Both of those problems
to me that's not parents being lazy or not caring about their kids- it's parents struggling to provide their children with what they need.
Then they shouldn't had kids
@@rac1equalsbestgame853 don't act like you're immune to human wants.
Jose Lopez I'm not imune to them, but I'm strong enough to overcome them.
I'd love to have mansion and 1,000 cats, but I know it's no feasable and beaten my want.
Poor people that want to raise a child in poverty should accept the fact it's not feasable and not have them
Yeah, it's like blaming fat unhealthy parents for not making their kids healthy and athletic, they literally don't know how to and more importantly don't see the value in it because they haven't done it themselves. In worst case scenarios, if parents haven't had an education, they demonize it. Had a friend in his mid 20s working a shot job going no where, he wanted to go to community college and pursue education, his fucking idiot parents told him it was and idea, I still hate them
Wolfgang 847 what if the family is well off, so they have kids, but then tragedy strikes and they fall into poverty?
15:13 I, uh... I think those girls may've not even had parents... Just a hunch, y'know, but if there's not even evidence of an adult presence, that kinda gives off the vibe that those two were on their own. I'll bet their grades were awful because they spent so much time paying bills and maintaining that house on their own. Even if that's not the case, those girls must've at least been in a rough spot.
15:14
This reminds me almost of the movie The Little Girl Who Lived Down the Lane. A girl lives alone in a house and has to pretend her dead father is still there and is just "busy working" while she continues living and studying on her own. Teachers start asking about her dad, the cops do, neighbors begin to wonder, and eventually the neighbors 'creepy' son catches onto the fact this clearly underage girl is alone.
What's it rated
@@mewesquirrel6720 I believe it's 'R', but I could be wrong. It was made in the early 1970s and was one of Jodie Foster's first on-screen performances, well before she was Clarice Starling. It also starred a very young Martin Sheen.
@@nopcshere6097 oh Jodie Foster makes sense
Hmm, wasnt it there a remake a few years ago?
that first one is devastating though. it implies poor children are stupid or something when they are in a cycle of survival. their parents need to feed them first, of course they came for the ham. it's not that they were stupid or conceited, they were desperate. Edit: just in case this isn't clear, i dislike op's tone & implications
Before I was born, my Gramma was a teacher and had a generally nice and quiet student who went missing in the middle of the year for like a week or two, anyways they ended up finding the kid in his neighbors attic tied up and after a bit more time he came back to school. The kid came back with really serious emotional problems and would victimize other students and teachers, she said he was a living hell but she barely saw him because he was always on the office. So sad.
*WHAT THE FUCK!?*
The ham story. My question is, were they in a low income area? Cause not many parents would have the luxury to take time off work to help their kids. A whole ham is also not something cheap, that can get expensive as a turkey during Thanksgiving.
Honestly, if I ran a school, I would encourage my staff to tell off parents if their children act more like adults than them by saying “Your child is clearly more of an adult than you are, so maybe he/she should be teaching you how to behave.”
Personally I feel like any person that works with kids has a right to speak their mind to a crap parent.
Yep.
I just envisioned my teacher telling my mom that and my mom flipping her shit and me just sitting there like "oh my fucking God again mom"
A lot of these parents have no idea they are dooming their kids to the "100% reward for 0% of effort" lifestyle; then turn around and blame everyone else for how their kids can't function as adults.
9:15 “Scarlet fever essentially is strep throat that goes untreated.” The more you know!
That last story is pathetic. You’re just teaching Mike that screaming and crying racism will always get your way. Mike and his family had multiple opportunities to rectify Mike’s academic scores, and they failed on all attempts.
Seriously, I just don't get why some people automatically play the "race card" when they get called out for being inconsiderate by someone of a different race than them. When I've called someone out in public for being a jerk or acting like a fool, I didn't care what they looked like; if they'd have been white, Asian, purple, or whatever I still would have called them out. Why do some people do this?
Because it is easier to live like that. " I have bad greads because all my techers are racist,so why try?" My boss called me lazy, he haits my because i am black..."
It’s all a part of the blame game. The more self-centered you are, the more victimized you get, and the more likely you vilify everyone else.
My response nowadays would be " no you MFer now that your playing the race card I'm going to be worse "
Well yeah, if you're working 80 hours a week to support your family you're probably not going to be able to help your kid with homework, but a free ham is food on the table. I don't see any problem with the parents there.
I was working 12 hour shifts, or coming off 12 hour night shifts. Strangely, my employer wouldn't pay me any money if I didn't go to work. Somehow some teachers couldn't quite grasp this. Probably because they got paid during holidays for doing nothing, I don't know...(and yes, I know teachers do a HUGE amount of after hours work, unpaid, marking papers/tests/compiling classes etc)...but how hard is it not to realize that other people work too? Even a mother works? Dad supporting the family with a stay-at-home mother being the norm stopped sometime in or around 1959. It'd be different if I'd been too drunk to turn up, or drugged out, or simply missing in action. But I was WORKING, dammit. To support my kids. Teachers can be so thick sometimes.
@@Kayenne54: Actually, I believe it was more in the mid to late '60s that it started to be necessary for both parents to work.
How did they find time to go to the school for a chance of getting a ham then? I know it might be a huge sacrifice but aren't their children worth it? Sometimes the parents' support and motivation is more important than whatever we do in the classroom. By the way, teachers don't get paid during the summer and the salary is so bad many teachers have second jobs.
@@Su-wo4id Most children are capable of completing school work on their own, there are after school programs and supportive teachers for that, most children however, can not put food on the table.
I immediately think of a parent. I can’t tell you anything about them because they are probably still stalking me.
Well hello there Lillian, it's been a while
My brother had scarlet fever, but it never got treated because none of our local doctors could diagnose it for some reason. He nearly got held back a year because he was so sick. I was so stressed that I had a mental breakdown at 15.
Oh, Sarah would be lucky to make it through high school. No college, and especially no job would take someone functioning at the level of a six month old. And, she is only going to be further stunted by being put into a general ed classroom. Knowing how kids can be, she would be the target of severe bullying. If not that, then a mass cold shoulder, because I know for a fact that constant screaming and slamming of a soundboard while trying to listen to the teacher would drive anyone crazy.
Just another case of a mad parent putting their own child over others, a rather extreme case.
I’m actually skeptical of that story. I know parents of disabled kids can be in denial but something about it sounds exaggerated at the very least.
So it seems the academic integrity board doesnt have much integrity
>”OUR DAUGHTER DOES NOT HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS AND IF YOU SAY SHE DOES WE’LL SUE YOU! NOW HOW ARE YOU GOING TO ACCOMMODATE OUR DAUGHTER’S SPECIAL NEEDS?!”
“Well first of all she probably shouldn’t be in regular classes and-”
“LAWYER!!!”
Wtf is wrong with Sarah’s parents???
Way too much money.
Denial
Had a mom insist on being present at my English tutoring job even though both me and the center tried to forbid her. In the end, I had to drop them, she was spending more time nagging the boy than I was teaching. She was doing the same to my math colleague. This was a 15 year old boy who was so shy he could barely utter a word, but no worries, she would answer for him! Or do his homework. Or ask question on what she thought was important. When I very politely told them I couldn't see them anymore, she went to my boss and accused me of all sort of things. Luckily, she also know how crazy this lady was...
I'm an RN, scarlet fever is not untreated strep throat. It is simply strep throat plus a face and body rash. It happens all the time.
John Gotti wasn’t called “ The Dapper Don” for nothing..he was very personable..
Ok where can I learn about this guy
*the sweet sweet taste of walmart cakes*
The second story... Did you consider that the busy-ness of parents was to work? To get food for the kids? And sometimes people need a win.
shouldn't have kids then
The story of the girl with Downs Syndrome was so upsetting
I wanted to cry over the story with Chris 😢
Those parents were not abandoning their kids and only coming in for a chance at ham, they were trying to FEED their kids. Can guarantee most of those parents didn't show bc they were picking up shifts.
Parents of students in school with "Sarah" should sue because their children are not getting the education they deserve.
I was a student. One kid got a B and mom hit him in front of the whole school.
A little bit of vice versa, but I had a covid test provided by my school, which came back positive a day later. I had no symptoms so my mom took me to get a pcr test to make sure. A day later my tests came back negative, which means the test provided by the school was a false positive. With this, my mom called the school in hopes that I could return, and presented the covid test documents, which stated that my test was a negative. My school rejected this, and said that I still had to stay home. With this, my mom approached me (6 feet apart), and said “you better believe I’m going to give your high school serious shit.” And she just went completely off the hook. All day she was so heated, yelling at multiple school personnel. Hell, I thought she was going to start dropping f bombs. I couldn’t here what she was saying because I was quarantined, but I could tell she was 200% infuriated. Just so you know, my school’s protocol says that I can return to school if I present a negative covid test, but they decided to say “fuck the protocol, stay home bitch.” And being honest, that pissed me off too, because I missed picture day with my football team, and my first football game.
6:38 The making of Cartman
Yeah the parents that wouldn't come in probably had to work three jobs because they were poor and couldn't get fired for not working but that ham was probably worth more than they made in an hour - this person's girlfriend works in a poor area and he still thinks poor people are lazy?
The John Gotti one is fantastic.
As for the others, I am a parent and have been told I should get into teaching but stories like these make me sad.
20:56 I REMEMBER MANIAC MCGEE that was such a good book, my teacher let us take home copies ta the end of the school year
First story: You have to find the right motivation for some people. If that is done, however, the raffle drawing needs to be done *after* the parents have helped their children with the homework.
they really have to give teachers more legal protection for grading. too many stories about parents demanding the grades be changed and the school obliging.
The Sarah case is sad real sad, it even more sad that the parents couldn't adapt to the harsh reality of their child
20:09 I know this shouldn't be funny but "CHICKEN NUGGET CHICKEN NUGGET" in the middle of class...
mood honestly
For the first story, the majority of the parents are probably working 2 jobs just to try to make ends meet, so trying to win a ham would help feed their families.
Remember the headline where the dad was complaining "My son got an A in algebra and he can't even put his own shoes on." Do parents who sue school systems to "mainstream" their severely intellectually disabled children actually indulge in the fantasy that their depleting the resources of a classroom for normal children is actually going to un-disable their child?
I honestly feel like these people believe that through osmosis.. Your child will just start being better and un-disable themselves.
Or that their child is probbaly just brilliant and needs to get over those "Pesky social hurdles"
Also possibly for their own reputation that they don't want to admit to
First dude must have had money growing up. Those parents were coming in for a 1 in 50 chances of providing a quality meal
The John Gotti one got me screaming
(Not a teacher, I was in 6th grade) one time a kid in my band class threw a tuba (I think) at the principal. Pretty sure he had a bad home life. Think he got expelled. He also interrupted art class almost every day.
Im just imagining a tuba being thrown
I do not know if it was a tuba. I heard it was a tuba but I was not there. I think I was sick or at the orthodontist.
A tuba is a very heavy instrument (I played one from age 10-20). I think it would be pretty near impossible for a 12 year old to throw one at a teacher. Might have been a different instrument.
@@nopcshere6097 he was pretty big, he looked strong as well. I disliked like him because he threw a volleyball at my head on purpose. I was clearly sitting out and he told his friends that he was going to do it on purpose.
the ham one i can kind of understand. a whole ham is a lot of food, and if you're giving it away free to a low-income family, it can be a big help for them.
I doubt it is a *whole* ham. It's probably one of those smaller, processed ham portions that are provided by some meat packer somewhere (such as Hormel makes, and are the types bought by some restaurants, and then sliced for various menu items, or maybe only a half or quarter hams, as stores tend to separate whole hams into halves or quarters, so they can make more money than they would probably make by keeping the hams whole. There's also a storage issue, because whole hams *are* very large.
@@jacklow9611 ey man i got a whole ham once from a job just for getting that job near christmas, along with like 200 other people. you never know. and even if it was just half a ham, that's still a good amount of food
@@assassintwinat8 I never said it wasn't. I've also received hams or turkeys from my last job, but that was not what I was talking about. I was talking about the hams that were in the store they bought the hams at, and how they tend to maximize their profits. Even those processed hams that restaurants buy have a lot of food in them.
@@jacklow9611 I still feel like one ham given away once a month (guessing there) isn't far outside of a school's budget
@@assassintwinat8 Probably not. I was under the impression that it was more a weekly (or more often) type of deal, for some reason, however. Still, whatever seems to work.
"So he could be the first child in their family to 'graduate' high school."
That joke works on two levels, as it also implies the adults didn't finish school, either.
the twin girls story, well if none ever saws the parents then I am betting they didn't have one. I wouldn't be surprised if they had been abandoned.
Possibly.
Glad I'm not alone, there.
15:13 If I may theorize, the mother was likely a flower child that got knocked up in the early 1970s by a random guy who quickly abandoned her. Since abortion wasn't really a thing back then, she had the children but continued to be her wild self and was never home to run away from her problems. She justified neglecting the children because it's a free world and they can do whatever makes them happy, just like her.
I’ll probably be crucified for this, but that story about the kid with DS really boils my piss. So many resources dedicated to one person who will never be anything more than a burden on society. Sometimes I think the Spartans had the right idea.
That is one of the most disturbing things I've ever read in RUclips comments. The nazis would've loved you though, so congrats I guess.
The second one actually makes sense, lots of parents in poorer areas work all sorts of different long hours and still don't make much money. It makes sense a lot of parents would come in for a chance for a free ham to feed their family.
0:38 do NOT refer to children as having "low intelligence." The factors that lead to intelligence are learned, meaning these children did not have the proper education prior in order to intellectually develop as they should by their age. It is perfectly acceptable to say that children are behind in their critical thinking/reasoning skills, etc. But "low intelligence" to the average person sounds like these children are inferior, which is a terrible thing to say.
If children are tested, according to local school/govt norms, and come out as "low intelligence" then..that's what they are. If an experienced teacher assesses them, their behaviour, their reading comprehension, language skills etc. and says "low intelligence" how is that saying they are inferior? It's a form of measurement. "he is short" doesn't mean "I'm accusing him of something he has no control over". "She is tall" isn't an insult. "Mary's dress is blue" isn't a political statement, or racist. These are observations. If a teacher or OP said, "these kids were dumber than paint" then yes. That's insulting, implying they are inferior because of tone or wording. There's a world of difference between an assessing observation, and an intended put down. Also being described as having "low intelligence" didn't stop Einstein from becoming famous. Even experienced teachers and wise mentors can make a superficial assessment and get it wrong. But it is still an assessment of current conditions being exhibited by the child. Not their potential.
Denial parents... Why they can never accept the reality?
I my sister was teacher in urban school system. She would defend every child, even if you were refering only to the parent. I wrote a long, pointless wall of text, be deleted it. Let just say in was a hopeless. My wife work in a rural setting. It wasn't any different, but they had more money. It seemed better, but that was just a mask. It was horrible, and hopless. Before my was a teacher, she worked at a daycare in a university. It was the same. Once she had these nice children, but they were just dumb. She told the parents, "You should find a means of taking care of your children, other then daycare, because your chilldren will turn out bad. They had no where to go. The nice little children became swearing rude little monsters. She had these other little children come in, and they were nice, but very smart. Both parents had Phds. The children were very smart. They were years from kindergarden, but they two children taught them selves to read. The parents were upset, because they want to wait, because they worried the children learn to read early might be haarmful to them. Their two children taught other children to read, and they all took turns reading books. These two children help calm things down, and pick things up. They reduce the stress in the whole classroom. My wife had a meeting with the parents of these wonderful children, and she kind of hinted that because the parent were obviously smart, they passed it on to their children. The parents said, "No. We just made time for our children. We talked to the all day long. We kept the with us, and just interacted with. We are not special, and our children were not born special. We just cared, and did something."
Pretty positive the second one is about Gary/Hammond Indiana 🤣🤣
I always worry I am the a**hole parent, this makes me feel better.
3:40 And you say the family was *Jewish*? You’d hardly have known it from mom’s behavior!
Homework that takes 2+ hours is bs as it is the kids deserve to have time for other things in life and many do after school activities like music and martial arts. Seeing as many place have shown that test scores are higher without it. I know a few teachers at my kids middle school has been trying to get rid of it as well but instead are told it is good for weeding out lazy kids WTF 😒
6:54 Chubba hubs lmao
I was a vulinteer at my children’s school. One of the little boys was actually dangerous, attacking children and adults. Most of the time he was a sweet little thing, but then the switch would flip… Appointments with the education authorities child psychologist were like gold dust, but the school managed to get him one. The parents didn’t take him. ‘We didn’t think it was important.’
I had two parents come in and physically threaten me because their child received a D should’ve been an in my class. Then when I refuse to change the grade class I got some work which I never received he slammed the door so loud it rattled all the glass parents came out long to see what was all about. In one of my dad‘s who I knew was a state trooper asked if I was OK I. State Trooper Dad told the hallways “I am gonna help that man find his car “never saw them again. I always wondered if that little boy when he grew up . I wonder if Bobo more D’s because he didn’t have to do anything because he was so spoiled!
They can’t hear me callin’ you a bitch, they ar listen’ to kidz bop
And yes, I spelled are wrong on purpose.
I had Scarlet Fever and have had every immunization.
5th club.
This is just depressing
This was painful to watch...
Assuming the numbers provided in the story with the ham raffle are true, the cost of gas to drive to the school would be far more than the cost to by 1/400th of a ham, making it a severely economically unwise decision if they are doing so only out of the interest of the ham.
I clearly don't know what American ham is. Here ham is small thin slices of meat in a little plastic box. They're super cheap, not sure what the big deal is when you can multiple for a fiver?
@@Roadent1241 it means an uncut ham, which are quite large.
Yeah, I can appreciate how the parents might not be able to drive up to help kids with their homework, but the possibility of food would motivate them, and I’m annoyed at how the OP didn’t think of it. But yeah, it doesn’t quite add up.
Well the Cosanostra is very family oriented just look at the Godfather
Many mentally disabled children are in regular classes. Disrupting the class, constantly. This is why our kids are dumber than those 30 years older. But hey at least mom and dad get to feel their kid us normal…right?
Poor Chris😞
7:40 sounds like the oppisite of my little sister! (she acts like a perfect angel at school but then comes home and has brused my mother multiple times. she is also in ele)
I've only had 3 really shit parents. 1 was the mother of a badly behaved kid who decided to question my role, age and experience at parents evening when I was 24. Also had an alcoholic, emotionally and physically abusive father show up to a support meeting 2 years ago and literally stank the corridor out while screaming abuse and making threats to his son. Lastly, on Friday, yes last Friday, I had a mother (I call her Karen) who was so "aghast" at our covid measures that she contacted social services... Like that's gonna do anything.
Best advice, just listen to what we have to say, understand why we're saying it and help us by cooperating!
How can tutoring be illegal? (6:30)
Maybe they're in the North lol
I'm assuming it's under the table, like foreigners that do construction or house cleaning but don't have any contract with employers and don't file taxes for their income.
7:15
Kim-Jong-Un?
When that mafia boss siad you'll be safe in the streets and the teachers said he was a crime boss I was like oh OH. Cuz I pictured that he was gonna get killed in the streets
13:30 if you can make a mobster respect you, you're a made man.
Has the positive counterpart of this question ever been asked?
So deciding to not have children making sure you don't (i.e. wearing protection, using birth control) makes you a useless waste of space? Good to know
The parents were horrible, yes, and some people weren't meant to be parents I get that, but assuming all people who don't want to be parents are a waste of space is wrong.
My dad let me eat half a block of velveta cheese
So glad i am not having kids
I enjoy this
The fricking thumbnail lmao
222nd comment, sad for those kids with the careless parents :(
I failed elementary school because my mom didn’t care about my grades or never cared
I doubt the Gotti family sent their kids to public schools. 😆 They must have gone to catholic schools only and never in a rough neighborhood. We’re around the same age. There is zero chance they were in a bad neighborhood school or lived in one.
Chris :'(
7:15 “cant stand doing anything” yeah, but this time taken LITERALLY
Pee pee poo poo.
Good comment
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