I feel like I've heard this story before, except instead of the kid kicking a cane, they were ramming a cart into the old lady and the orange juice was a jar of jam.
Story 2- whoever raised the teenager in the second story needs a medal of honor for raising an absolute legend. I guarantee you those parents have never been more proud of their kid in their lives.
Story 2: Man, I wish OP explained the aftermath. How did Karen react? Did she wind up being a hypocrite, or did she just accept defeat after being laughed at? But yeah, you can do anything you want, BUT that does not include doing things at the expense of others
I think she was smart enough to not pick a losing battle and just left. Realistically, what's she going to do, complain to a manager that no one is letting her hellspawn get away with assaulting an elderly lady?
Tbh that story is older than time itself and immediaetly I knew that it would be this urban legend. I first heard it 15 years ago and it was supposedly my finnish teachers friend who witness this happen in a train where a kid would kick old man's leg and EM would give similar reaction and after a while a man would rise up from his seat spit on EM's face and tell them they have liberal uprising. Heard the same story few months later and then the witness was my friend's mother's friend. So yeah definetly an urban legend.
The weirdest thing about the period story to me is how this lady considered periods to be “adult”. Like, the vast majority of people who get periods start way before adulthood; I myself got it at 10. So unless this lady was part of the (probably very small) minority who gets theirs after turning 18, I don’t know how she could have thought that periods were adult.
@@blitzwolfmon8297 in my area, 13 isn't considered as a late bloomer. It's interesting how different areas of the world have different statistics for genetic and biology, along with race and other influences. It's not all about DNA but that does play the biggest factor of course.
I also had a hunch of what the teen was gonna do. He’s got some balls to give that Karen a taste of her own medicine in front of a crowd. Quite literally.
the worst part about the period story is that most people who get them are usually 10-15 years old when they start. definitely not adults at that age. and that mom, as a (I'm guessing cis) woman, should know that!
Some kids get theirs as early as 8. It's good for parents to discuss it in a kid-friendly way when a kid with a uterus hits puberty so they know what to expect and aren't scared when it happens
@@moirawestern20 I would also like to add that children without a uterus should learn about them as well. There is a shocking number of cisgender adult men who don’t know anything about them and it’s just sad
@@Auroramcfarmland I've had so many arguments with people about teaching men and boys to not think of the "pink isle" as a forbidden zone because it'll help them understand their wives and girlfriends better plus normalize what the reality of living with women is like. Single dads with little girls especially need to get used to this.
Yeah. "Are you getting the room for your son?" " Of course not, he's underage!" "Then who are you bringing with you?" "My son." Like, that's cartoon levels of stupid.
Story 5: Based on other entitled parents stories where a kid was saves from near-certain death, it was probably the former. A lot of people tend to think that everyone is after their kid, which I guess is somewhat justified, but sometimes they just wind up harassing Good Samaritans because of this
Personally I think the latter, there are a lot of douchebags that will lash out in the worst way if they're made to feel insignificant or like a bad father/husband in any perceived way. Having a stranger save your kid because you weren't paying attention is definitely something that could trigger this reaction. Especially considering he claimed he was "about to save him" after the fact, yet during, when he was TOTALLY about to save his son, he not once yelled that someone was touching his kid or jump in the water to stop op. He only made the accusations after the kid was saved, op explained what happened and I assume a small crowd of on lookers were getting nosy and quickly dropped the bravado after his wife told him to. That doesn't say "Father concerned about a potential child predator" to me, it says "Father worried about saving face after a bruised ego".
When I was younger (8/9)I was in a wave pool and I was dragged into the deep end and I couldn’t swim at all (too scared of going under- ironic) so I was drowning and none of the life guards saw me, but a older man happened too as he was in the deep end to and he picked me up and threw me to the other end so I could get out. Maybe throwing wasn’t a good idea but he still saved my life so I don’t care, my family did not care either they were thankful.
On that "period" story, that is a natural thing with women- many times it can be VERY painful too! In fact, I dreaded every month because of the pain & throwing up constantly! I thank God I had a hysterectomy at 35! Wow! 😀
@@evilsharkey8954 Mr Sharkey, that decision was not mine as I chose to NEVER have children! I am a single woman by choice, never married or divorced & I'm VERY happy with my life. Not only that, I also have NO sex drive at all which makes me a pure virgin, as those mentioned in the Holy Bible. 😀
First Story: These parents sound like wonderful neighbors (being sarcastic). Jim really have the audacity to think he is entitled to a parking spot he doesn’t own. Jim IS crazy holy hell, the driveway isn’t his parking spot. Lmaooo wow, the odd of him having a warrant Second Story: Ugh, this lady really raised a hellspawn. This is how u can get sued. Being bored is no excuse to bother other people. Lmao, yeah let him keep that mindset when he gets older he will be in jail. Good on that teen for doing what he did, gotta love that karma Third Story: What does how this kid behave have anything to do with their age? Just accept the fact that OP's business policy doesn’t allow 10 year olds. This lady really tried horribly to trick OP into getting a room for their kid lmao. I honestly expected the husband to be just as bad as his wife, holy hell I feel bad for that man. Fourth Story: What?! At that point this EP needs to tell her son the difference between candy and pads. Imagine thinking that adults can have fun. Did this lady really have the audacity to demand that OP buy her kid candy?! Lmaooooo Fifth Story: What???? OP saved this man's son's life and have the audacity to call OP a pedo? Woooow, what a douche. He has to be mad that he was unable to save his son because no way someone just randomly calls someone that for saving their kid from drowning
You are spot on about parents being embarrassed that someone else saved their kids at the pool. I worked at a very large, very busy pool. In all my rescues (and there were several a week for two decades), aside from run away freakishly fast toddlers, I've only ever been thanked once and that was only because the kid was drowning the parent too. Parents cover up their mistakes by blaming everyone else.
Man, my son once wandered off because I stupidly let myself get embroiled in a debate with a literal Karen (ex-friend, it was her actual name) and I was so busy trying to just get her to back down (Karen has a bit of an issue with men and insisted that I was oppressed because I changed my name when I got married. Oh, and apparently I am not in fact entitled to disagree. She said so.) that I failed to notice when he decided the playground wasn't fun enough and went looking for another. So when I found him, some ladies were walking him back, having decided the playground was the most likely origin for a wandering four-year-old at the edge of a park. And I assure you, I was mortified and angry at myself but I only had gratitude for the sharp-minded ladies who found my impulsive little boy. People really need to be more self-aware. You never learn anything if you don't own up. I learned to pay better attention to my son and to never get into a conversation with Karen.
Technically, dumping juice on someone is a form of assault in the US, but a good cop could convince her not to press charges by threatening to also arrest her for allowing her son to assault an elderly woman.
Entitled Parents! It’s been a minute! *First OP:* I don’t know why, but the image of the Entitled Dad honking his horn because someone parked in their own spot is funny to me. The honking sound effect was a great touch. *Second OP:* Shoutout to the teenager for using the Entitled Mom’s words against her! He should’ve dumped some OJ on the Problem Child, too. *Third OP:* I half-expected EM to say, “Oh, the separate room is for my thirteen-year-old son. He looks young for his age, but he’s _definitely_ 13. Yeah, that’s it!” Shoutouts to the poor husband and to OP’s dad. I’m liking the sound effects in this vid! *Fourth OP:* How _dare_ OP use a sanitary pad in front of a little boy! In a girls’ bathroom, no less! Seriously, what is with that EM?! *Fifth OP:* I agree that the ED might’ve felt butthurt because he wasn’t the one to save his son. It’s not an excuse, but it could be an explanation. On a positive note, OP rescued a drowning victim! Props to him!
I about died laughing, with the old lady story because when he said the old lady looks down and says, it kicked over to an ad and broke out in some random goofy song the timing was just perfect.
Story 1: The amount of adults who turn into children over damn parking spots.... Story 2: This is an increasing issue I see with modern parenting. More and more, parents are decried as abusive for having reasonable boundaries and expectations for their kids. To the point it's "good" parenting to be negligent and let them do whatever without consequence, then blame others for not babyproofing the world Story 3: Typical entitled parent who doesn't want to be a parent. Even when clearly told "no kids", they bring their kids anyways and "oh, I couldn't find a sitter so I guess you have bring him in because how can you be so cruel as to turn away a child who came all this way?" Story 4: Internalized misogyny combined with a typical entitled parent who refuses to understand no means no and thinks that everything and everyone in the world needs be catered to kids. Sadly, there's also many women alongside men who buy into taboos around periods being shameful, that they need to be hidden because they're terrified of male relatives asking questions or "it's gross", or that the female body is only for male pleasure Story 5: I have no words for this one.... it's just too crazy but I have heard other entitledparent stories like it. The parent gets angry at someone else for saving their kid's life
There's definitely a big problem with allowing children to do what they want. Kids have no sense of danger, or know right from wrong, so that type of parenting is concerning. I also wouldn't want to meet an adult who has been raised like the kid in that story. If the kid is happy with kicking an elderly woman's cane, but then gets more aggressive after being told the lady could fall makes me think that child is going to grow up believing it's okay to hurt others.
@@Dondizle Kids with those parents end up on the various entitledpeople subreddits demanding others bend to their will and handwave consequences I agree. If kids don't learn that "no means no" at age 6, they're probably not going to learn about by 16. Sure it might be cute when your 6 year old starts scream-crying and stomping their feet, but it won't be cute anymore when your 26 year old ends up in jail for murder or theft
"Internalized misogyny" is quite the stretch. Periods are "adult" cause small kids literally don't get them. No, what that actually was was a parent who doesn't know how to parent, thinking the kids must be protected from even a whiff of a real world. People having periods or adults going to the zoo don't fit in the carefully controlled world of her kid so she is throwing a tantrum. The poor kid will grow up broken.
@@erejnion The kid was throwing a tantrum because he thought OP had candy, and he wanted it. And when he couldn't get any, he threw a fit, so the mother lashed out at the innocent girl, instead of being a parent and disciplining her kid.
that last story, sounds like the teenager got the wind knocked out of him from hitting his back on the water so hard. something similar happened to me when i was a kid and i slipped off the swingset i was playing on and hit the ground hard. the sudden realization that you can't breathe is scary!
Story 1: 2:54 Housemate deserves a round of applause for that 10/10 comeback. Also, if you have a warrant for your arrest... shouldn't you be, I dunno, NOT drawing attention to yourself and causing trouble?? What a clown.
my parents rented a hotel room for 3 once and when we came into the room they had put a toddler bed in it even though my parents had said 2 adults and 1 teen lol
I'll tell a cute wholesome kids in a hotel story, since you see so many horrors. I went to a convention with a group of my fiance's friends. One of them brought his young daughter along (6-7 kinda age) and she was super well behaved! There was one time when the other adults wanted to go out and have a couple drinks, but since I don't drink, I offered to stay in the room with her. I ended up laughing and playing with her in the room (nothing that made a mess, just gently tossing her onto the bed) until we both got tired.
I love it when the story is interrupted by an ad as someone is about to speak. “The old lady said-“ “it starts with ooey gooey goodness…” shit that got dark
I like the extra effort put into the sound effects. The cark honking was infuriating to listen to, but it only added to the effect and satisfaction at the end of that story.
As a parent, I know there are some places I just can't bring my son. He is tiny, curious, totally fearless, has more than his share of evil in him, and if you can't sign he ignores you completely. If someone tells me he isn't allowed in, I say smart move, then bounce.
Finally, r/entitledparents again! For a while, I thought you were going to switch to mostly r/bestof (which is still a great sub), but I'd still like to see more entitled parent stories. Keep up the good work, love your videos ❤
So, I'm partially disabled. I regularly use a cane. I'm not ashamed to admit I'd let the cane fall out from under me and fall. I've had kids kick my bad leg before. Gave kid a nasty look, and mom lost her mind. Tried to make me the bad person, and even get my husband to take her side. Iirc, she tried to make me the bad person because I don't know how hard it is to have kids. I popped back with the fact I can't have kids. She tried to keep going but I just turned around and ignored her, as did everyone else.
Second story - years ago I've read a similar story where a kid was kicking someone's seat in the bus. The mum wasn't doing anything so some guy (maybe also a teen, I don't remember) took the chewing gum out of his mouth and put it in her hair.
I worked at a high end resort for a few years, and people LOVE to try and raise the stakes because then they can play victim. I've had people purposefully book the wrong room or show up with more than the agreed upon party and then scream and shout that WE'RE the ones being unreasonable, and at that point, you either risk a bad review and someone throwing a tantrum in front of your guests, or kowtowing and giving them what they ask. It's a lose-lose situation for the hotel and they know it. Ugh.
Me and my younger sister went to the zoo in the summer. We're both well into our 20s. I didn't consider how evil it was of us to take the spots of such nice families.
Okay but I'm loving these small sound effects! The car horn, the phone ringing, it helps a lot with storytelling 👏🏻 and rSlash is almost at 2 million!! 🎉🎉🎉
Honestly, parents can be some of the most entitled people in the world. I’ve heard parents constantly complain about not having anything to do with their families and how thrill seekers get everything (I’ve heard these complaints in a Cedar Point Facebook group and a Major League Baseball Facebook group). When in reality it’s quite the opposite. Many places, parks, tourist attractions, sporting events, etc. are either hesitant to or are outright resistant to appealing to thrill seekers. Keep in mind, while thrill rides at amusement parks are usually larger and more expensive than family rides, parks will have at best 15 total rides for thrill seekers and 40-70 rides for families and kids.
When they mentioned the teen with the orange juice, my face split into a wide, evil grin, and the outcome was beautiful. Seriously, with how much the corners of my mouth hurt from that grin, I must've looked like the original animated Grinch or something lol. xD
Nearly 100% of Entitled Parents stories begin with a kid being unhappy and a parent wanting everyone else to do whatever it will take to make the kid not be unhappy. It all boils down to laziness and embarrassment. Basically...kid throws tantrum, parent wants tantrum to stop so they don't get judged and/or so they don't have to be bothered by their kid, parent completely loses all contact with reality when someone tells them no.
The orange soda kid is my kind of dude. It seems like his mom actually raised him with manners and with a sense of right and wrong and that if you sit back and watch wrong happen it makes you just as wrong so he had to make it right good for you kid
The entitled Dad in the last story clearly saw only one thing a chance to take money from someone by making a BS accusation and getting a settlement out of court, not the fact that his kid could have drowned, not the person who saved his child's life, no none of these things, just 'money for free by ruining someones life'. I really hope the Mom talked him out of it by saying "If you do this I will tell the truth and YOU will be arrested for making a false report of a crime!". As for the Teenager in the 2nd story, Well done Sir I salute you!
Th that first story was so close to rhyming it’s driving me nuts. Here is my rendition (go easy, I threw this together in 20 min) About 3 months ago, new neighbors opened a daycare next door The kids were fine, but the parents were a chore One dad named “Jim” didn’t know where to park his truck Cause he’s an entitled parent and didn’t give a F**** He decided our driveway was where he would pick That was fine, until my room mate got a new crown Vic Jim didn’t like this, no he did not There was a car in his parking spot! So he honked and he honked, made a lot of noise Much to the shame of his two young boys “You’re in my spot!” He shouted, his face burning red “This is my driveway” I replied, “why not park in the street instead” “Don’t tell me what to do!” He whumpfed and he whined “Whatever” I said, went inside, and left him behind Two days went by with no sign of Jim Our neighbors gave us a pie to apologize for him On day three, Jimbo honked and returned My roommate and I go outside, concerned “Your pants make you look gay” Jim cried “Only when I’m sucking D” my roommate replied The next day, the cops sent a car to investigate the complaint Jim arrived and showed no restraint He drove up in his ugly sedan Rolled down the window, and the honking began But this time, what joy! Justice prevailed Jim got arrested and went off to jail Now the lesson here is all but transparent It never pays to be an entitled parent
The bed and breakfast story is like how customers in the aquatics department at my work are like (I work at a pet store). If someone wants fish, we ask questions about the tank to make sure the tank can accommodate those size fish, etc. And someone told me he wanted some fish for a 2 gallon tank. I told him no multiple times and said “you need at least a 10 gallon tank for that fish sir”. He replied with “okay well I have a 10 gallon tank”. 😐 after all this time saying his tank was only TWO gallons. I was too done to deal with him and switched with a coworker
"Sorry, your son is too young so you can't bring him." "Oh okay. Can I book an extra room for a third person?" "Is it for your son?" "No, he's too young." "Okay, then who is it for?" "My son."
In the last story, the dad did lash out too harshly, but if a father knows his child needed him, and he wasnt there for the child, there is a lot of internal turmoil.
That's what I'm thinking, he was feeling emasculated and inferior for not being there for his son and lashed out. And no that doesn't excuse his behavior but it does help explain it. Or he's just an ass.
The teenager in the story with Entitled Mother whose son kept on kicking the cane of the old woman. That teenager in my mind, is awesome and give 2 thumbs up... way to go. 😁👍
My almost 2 year old son is obsessed with wheels on the bus and when the honking happened he cued in with his own beeps and continued with the rest of the song
(5:08) "The old lady says in a friendly tone..." "Customize and save with Liberty Mutual!" A lot of the ads on RUclips videos are annoying, but sometimes you get a perfectly timed gem like this. XD
Lol I had a simular experience. I have a VPN on so all the ads are in a different language and mine was "The old lady says in a friendly tone..." then just Angry sounding shouting in a different language lol
I got a Mint Mobile ad right after the line where he's talking about the old lady asking the child to stop.. "The old lady said in a friendly tone-" *ad plays* "Hi, I'm Ryan Reynolds" 😂😂 Great timing
Karen : My kid has a liberal upbringing and can do whatever he wants. Grandma : Hits the EK and Karen hard on the cheeck with her cane = I was also brought up that way, i can do whatever i want!
The entitled neighbors I have seem to think they can block the driveways and streets around here when and after they drop off or pick up their kids then have the nerve to get an attitude and flip everybody off lol it’s pretty annoying
Story 1 : Jim can't read .. Story 2 : Then everyone clapped.. Story 3 : is this an entitled parent or just a dumb as hell parent or a combo ?? Story 4 : if I was op I would just laugh at her and just kept doing what I was doing.. hypocrisy at its best . Story 5 : the dad thought his hero complex got questioned now he's severely butthurt that he wasn't that one that saved his son and that it was some random person..
Sometimes I have to pause these videos of entitled parents to recover from the second/third hand embarrassment. Good gracious. Thank you though rSlash!
I am curious regarding the women who changed her pad in the zoo bathroom . I assume women do it in the stall. So how can anyone see what she was doing . So how would the kid know or see what OP did. I have no idea what happened, but the only think I can assume is that OP changes her pad in front in the kid outside of the stall
teenage kid in the second story is an absolute legend
So heartwarming.
I feel like I've heard this story before, except instead of the kid kicking a cane, they were ramming a cart into the old lady and the orange juice was a jar of jam.
Gotta love instant Karma!
@@rubyred6169 Ive Heard version with a gum in kids hair
And then everybody laughed…
Story 2- whoever raised the teenager in the second story needs a medal of honor for raising an absolute legend. I guarantee you those parents have never been more proud of their kid in their lives.
agree 💯%
"Stop kicking my cane or I might fall on top of you and crush your skull."
@@dadoctah I would suddenly develop amnesia if the police asked me if I saw/heard anything that happened
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Agreed. Sounds like this liberal upbringing thing is no more than an excuse not to raise their children properly.
"You'd think he was trying to seduce a goose." -- Hoookay I'm calling honking goose mating calls from now on.
I'm just imagining them playing a foghorn in response
I was hoping he didn't attract the Goose God.
@@LunaP1 All hail the Goose God!
Now I'm just imagining that one episode from Courage the Cowardly Dog 🤣
Ultimate Goose rizz
That housemate from the first story is OP. He deserved every bite of that pie and more.
You can also say that Jim got served a slice of "humble pie".
I thought OP and the housemate were different people
That comeback to pants comment was superb.
@@Rosskles What comeback i don't see one
@@elliotwilson2763 I meant the housemates comeback. And ur right, I dunno what Three G means by saying the housemate is OP lol
Story 2: Man, I wish OP explained the aftermath. How did Karen react? Did she wind up being a hypocrite, or did she just accept defeat after being laughed at?
But yeah, you can do anything you want, BUT that does not include doing things at the expense of others
I'm gonna go with it didn't happen
OP says that he heard this story from a friend. Make of it how you will.
I think she was smart enough to not pick a losing battle and just left. Realistically, what's she going to do, complain to a manager that no one is letting her hellspawn get away with assaulting an elderly lady?
It's made up but if the creator of the story made a sort 2 then that would be cool.
Tbh that story is older than time itself and immediaetly I knew that it would be this urban legend. I first heard it 15 years ago and it was supposedly my finnish teachers friend who witness this happen in a train where a kid would kick old man's leg and EM would give similar reaction and after a while a man would rise up from his seat spit on EM's face and tell them they have liberal uprising. Heard the same story few months later and then the witness was my friend's mother's friend. So yeah definetly an urban legend.
Jim: "Your pants make you look like a f*ggot!"
Annnnnnd, what does that have to do with someone supposedly being in his spot?
it doesn't, but the roommates response was gold
Nothing the guy just wanted to demean him to be an ass apparently🤷🏼♀️
@@artemis754 If I ever met a man like that I would fucking marry him for his PERFECT comeback
@@Archiver_Studio fair
The reply to that was absolutely priceless though.
The weirdest thing about the period story to me is how this lady considered periods to be “adult”. Like, the vast majority of people who get periods start way before adulthood; I myself got it at 10. So unless this lady was part of the (probably very small) minority who gets theirs after turning 18, I don’t know how she could have thought that periods were adult.
Yeah, I started at 12 which is an average age for girls in my family. Many girls start before they are even a teenager, much less an adult.
As a late bloomer who started at 13 I would of laughed at that lady if I heard that from her.
@@blitzwolfmon8297 in my area, 13 isn't considered as a late bloomer. It's interesting how different areas of the world have different statistics for genetic and biology, along with race and other influences. It's not all about DNA but that does play the biggest factor of course.
@@dragonfliesnh4204 Yes it is fascinating how all these factors come together.
To some people, once a girl starts her period she has 'become a woman', even if she is a preteen, or older but legally a minor.
"girls cant get periods"
Oh this is gonna be good
Right- my exact thoughts as I clicked
And guys can get pregnant......
@@Miller54K trans guys can
That would've absolutely right to me!
@@HoneyCat_Comb seahorse dads!!
As soon as op brought up the teenager holding a bottle of orange juice, I knew what was about to happen 😂
And then a hero comes along 🎶
I thought he was going to whack the EM's leg with the bottle, but what he did was even better!
I also had a hunch of what the teen was gonna do. He’s got some balls to give that Karen a taste of her own medicine in front of a crowd.
Quite literally.
Having heard so many different versions of this story I knew what would happen when OP mentioned liberal uprising
Orange ya glad he did that?
the worst part about the period story is that most people who get them are usually 10-15 years old when they start. definitely not adults at that age. and that mom, as a (I'm guessing cis) woman, should know that!
Some kids get theirs as early as 8. It's good for parents to discuss it in a kid-friendly way when a kid with a uterus hits puberty so they know what to expect and aren't scared when it happens
@@moirawestern20 I would also like to add that children without a uterus should learn about them as well. There is a shocking number of cisgender adult men who don’t know anything about them and it’s just sad
@@Auroramcfarmland "Children without a uterus" are called BOYS.
@@Auroramcfarmland I've had so many arguments with people about teaching men and boys to not think of the "pink isle" as a forbidden zone because it'll help them understand their wives and girlfriends better plus normalize what the reality of living with women is like. Single dads with little girls especially need to get used to this.
@@Auroramcfarmland i knew a cis guy in high school who kept pads on him in case his girl friends needed them
I’m sorry but the 3rd story Karen is HILARIOUSLY stupid. She tried to illegally book in her kid, then asked for another room, FOR HER KID
Yeah. "Are you getting the room for your son?" " Of course not, he's underage!" "Then who are you bringing with you?" "My son." Like, that's cartoon levels of stupid.
@@AzureKyleKarens are known for many things, intelligence isn't one of them
Story 5: Based on other entitled parents stories where a kid was saves from near-certain death, it was probably the former. A lot of people tend to think that everyone is after their kid, which I guess is somewhat justified, but sometimes they just wind up harassing Good Samaritans because of this
It's not justified. The fear of strangers is wildly overblown. Sadly any of us is much more likely to be harmed by someone we know than a stranger!
Personally I think the latter, there are a lot of douchebags that will lash out in the worst way if they're made to feel insignificant or like a bad father/husband in any perceived way. Having a stranger save your kid because you weren't paying attention is definitely something that could trigger this reaction. Especially considering he claimed he was "about to save him" after the fact, yet during, when he was TOTALLY about to save his son, he not once yelled that someone was touching his kid or jump in the water to stop op. He only made the accusations after the kid was saved, op explained what happened and I assume a small crowd of on lookers were getting nosy and quickly dropped the bravado after his wife told him to. That doesn't say "Father concerned about a potential child predator" to me, it says "Father worried about saving face after a bruised ego".
When I was younger (8/9)I was in a wave pool and I was dragged into the deep end and I couldn’t swim at all (too scared of going under- ironic) so I was drowning and none of the life guards saw me, but a older man happened too as he was in the deep end to and he picked me up and threw me to the other end so I could get out. Maybe throwing wasn’t a good idea but he still saved my life so I don’t care, my family did not care either they were thankful.
@@fdm2155 I think fear or apprehension of strangers is justified.
But screaming at them without confirming what actually happened is ridiculous.
@@pooppooper9033 Wariness and caution are warranted... acting as if you're likely to be kidnapped or murdered by every stranger you meet is not.
The actual car horn sounds really made me smile today.
Agreed :)
Sorry, but why?
yea the sound effects were a nice touch you don't usually see with channels like this
Haha same, sound effects are a funny touch.
They were very annoying while i was driving
On that "period" story, that is a natural thing with women- many times it can be VERY painful too! In fact, I dreaded every month because of the pain & throwing up constantly! I thank God I had a hysterectomy at 35! Wow! 😀
God thats me right now. I hate endometriosis
@@alana.dyer.author ah, me too! i think it was a family genetic for me but its absolutely horrible
Had mine when I was 34!
Let me guess, your doctors kept insisting that you not get a hysterectomy sooner because “you might change your mind” about having kids or more kids?
@@evilsharkey8954 Mr Sharkey, that decision was not mine as I chose to NEVER have children! I am a single woman by choice, never married or divorced & I'm VERY happy with my life. Not only that, I also have NO sex drive at all which makes me a pure virgin, as those mentioned in the Holy Bible. 😀
Dangit Rslash! The beeping horn made the dogs bark! 😂
Bork! Bork!! RSlash is calling geese!
@@Dorvin55 mine to 😂
You're def awake now !
Wow, your dogs must really hate car horns as much as OP and his roommate do.
Headphones.
First Story: These parents sound like wonderful neighbors (being sarcastic). Jim really have the audacity to think he is entitled to a parking spot he doesn’t own. Jim IS crazy holy hell, the driveway isn’t his parking spot. Lmaooo wow, the odd of him having a warrant
Second Story: Ugh, this lady really raised a hellspawn. This is how u can get sued. Being bored is no excuse to bother other people. Lmao, yeah let him keep that mindset when he gets older he will be in jail. Good on that teen for doing what he did, gotta love that karma
Third Story: What does how this kid behave have anything to do with their age? Just accept the fact that OP's business policy doesn’t allow 10 year olds. This lady really tried horribly to trick OP into getting a room for their kid lmao. I honestly expected the husband to be just as bad as his wife, holy hell I feel bad for that man.
Fourth Story: What?! At that point this EP needs to tell her son the difference between candy and pads. Imagine thinking that adults can have fun. Did this lady really have the audacity to demand that OP buy her kid candy?! Lmaooooo
Fifth Story: What???? OP saved this man's son's life and have the audacity to call OP a pedo? Woooow, what a douche. He has to be mad that he was unable to save his son because no way someone just randomly calls someone that for saving their kid from drowning
The neighbours were fine, it was the customer of the neighbours that ran the daycare that was a d*ck
Also, for the fourth story, we ladies urinate out of our urethra, not our Lady bits.
You are spot on about parents being embarrassed that someone else saved their kids at the pool. I worked at a very large, very busy pool. In all my rescues (and there were several a week for two decades), aside from run away freakishly fast toddlers, I've only ever been thanked once and that was only because the kid was drowning the parent too. Parents cover up their mistakes by blaming everyone else.
Man, my son once wandered off because I stupidly let myself get embroiled in a debate with a literal Karen (ex-friend, it was her actual name) and I was so busy trying to just get her to back down (Karen has a bit of an issue with men and insisted that I was oppressed because I changed my name when I got married. Oh, and apparently I am not in fact entitled to disagree. She said so.) that I failed to notice when he decided the playground wasn't fun enough and went looking for another. So when I found him, some ladies were walking him back, having decided the playground was the most likely origin for a wandering four-year-old at the edge of a park. And I assure you, I was mortified and angry at myself but I only had gratitude for the sharp-minded ladies who found my impulsive little boy.
People really need to be more self-aware. You never learn anything if you don't own up. I learned to pay better attention to my son and to never get into a conversation with Karen.
Exactly! They’re angry at themselves, but they take it out on the rescuers.
I wanna raise my kids to be like the second story's teen. That takes B A L L S
It took balls to try and pass that story off as true.
Technically, dumping juice on someone is a form of assault in the US, but a good cop could convince her not to press charges by threatening to also arrest her for allowing her son to assault an elderly woman.
@@BeeWhistlerI'm sorry you don't find a nutcase having OJ dumped on her head funny
Entitled Parents! It’s been a minute!
*First OP:* I don’t know why, but the image of the Entitled Dad honking his horn because someone parked in their own spot is funny to me. The honking sound effect was a great touch.
*Second OP:* Shoutout to the teenager for using the Entitled Mom’s words against her! He should’ve dumped some OJ on the Problem Child, too.
*Third OP:* I half-expected EM to say, “Oh, the separate room is for my thirteen-year-old son. He looks young for his age, but he’s _definitely_ 13. Yeah, that’s it!”
Shoutouts to the poor husband and to OP’s dad. I’m liking the sound effects in this vid!
*Fourth OP:* How _dare_ OP use a sanitary pad in front of a little boy! In a girls’ bathroom, no less!
Seriously, what is with that EM?!
*Fifth OP:* I agree that the ED might’ve felt butthurt because he wasn’t the one to save his son. It’s not an excuse, but it could be an explanation.
On a positive note, OP rescued a drowning victim! Props to him!
That old lady had such patience for their BS. Kudos to that kid for standing up to that mother.
Jim had it coming.
I about died laughing, with the old lady story because when he said the old lady looks down and says, it kicked over to an ad and broke out in some random goofy song the timing was just perfect.
Story 1: The amount of adults who turn into children over damn parking spots....
Story 2: This is an increasing issue I see with modern parenting. More and more, parents are decried as abusive for having reasonable boundaries and expectations for their kids. To the point it's "good" parenting to be negligent and let them do whatever without consequence, then blame others for not babyproofing the world
Story 3: Typical entitled parent who doesn't want to be a parent. Even when clearly told "no kids", they bring their kids anyways and "oh, I couldn't find a sitter so I guess you have bring him in because how can you be so cruel as to turn away a child who came all this way?"
Story 4: Internalized misogyny combined with a typical entitled parent who refuses to understand no means no and thinks that everything and everyone in the world needs be catered to kids. Sadly, there's also many women alongside men who buy into taboos around periods being shameful, that they need to be hidden because they're terrified of male relatives asking questions or "it's gross", or that the female body is only for male pleasure
Story 5: I have no words for this one.... it's just too crazy but I have heard other entitledparent stories like it. The parent gets angry at someone else for saving their kid's life
Story #2 was made up.
There's definitely a big problem with allowing children to do what they want. Kids have no sense of danger, or know right from wrong, so that type of parenting is concerning.
I also wouldn't want to meet an adult who has been raised like the kid in that story. If the kid is happy with kicking an elderly woman's cane, but then gets more aggressive after being told the lady could fall makes me think that child is going to grow up believing it's okay to hurt others.
@@Dondizle Kids with those parents end up on the various entitledpeople subreddits demanding others bend to their will and handwave consequences
I agree. If kids don't learn that "no means no" at age 6, they're probably not going to learn about by 16. Sure it might be cute when your 6 year old starts scream-crying and stomping their feet, but it won't be cute anymore when your 26 year old ends up in jail for murder or theft
"Internalized misogyny" is quite the stretch. Periods are "adult" cause small kids literally don't get them. No, what that actually was was a parent who doesn't know how to parent, thinking the kids must be protected from even a whiff of a real world. People having periods or adults going to the zoo don't fit in the carefully controlled world of her kid so she is throwing a tantrum. The poor kid will grow up broken.
@@erejnion The kid was throwing a tantrum because he thought OP had candy, and he wanted it. And when he couldn't get any, he threw a fit, so the mother lashed out at the innocent girl, instead of being a parent and disciplining her kid.
that last story, sounds like the teenager got the wind knocked out of him from hitting his back on the water so hard. something similar happened to me when i was a kid and i slipped off the swingset i was playing on and hit the ground hard. the sudden realization that you can't breathe is scary!
EM: "Of course I won't bring my son, he's too young"
OP: "Then who it is?"
EM: "My son"
OMG I was expecting that the woman was going to smuggle in her 10 year old son into the room somehow like in a suitcase or something lol.
Story 1: 2:54 Housemate deserves a round of applause for that 10/10 comeback.
Also, if you have a warrant for your arrest... shouldn't you be, I dunno, NOT drawing attention to yourself and causing trouble?? What a clown.
I worked in hotel reservations for a few years, and lemme tell you, that B&B story is VERY normal. XD
my parents rented a hotel room for 3 once and when we came into the room they had put a toddler bed in it even though my parents had said 2 adults and 1 teen lol
I'll tell a cute wholesome kids in a hotel story, since you see so many horrors.
I went to a convention with a group of my fiance's friends. One of them brought his young daughter along (6-7 kinda age) and she was super well behaved! There was one time when the other adults wanted to go out and have a couple drinks, but since I don't drink, I offered to stay in the room with her. I ended up laughing and playing with her in the room (nothing that made a mess, just gently tossing her onto the bed) until we both got tired.
Entitled Karen: GIRLS CAN’T HAVE PERIODS!
Every woman, lady and girl ever: well yes but actually no.
I wonder if the Karen in question was raised in a barrel? Judging by that massive stupidity and ignorance. Not to mention the lack of manners.
Don't forget a good chunk of trans and nonbinary people also have periods.
@@wmdkitty Exactly!
@@wmdkitty totally true!
@@wmdkitty Intersex people too, if they have enough of a uterus.
I love it when the story is interrupted by an ad as someone is about to speak. “The old lady said-“ “it starts with ooey gooey goodness…” shit that got dark
I like the extra effort put into the sound effects. The cark honking was infuriating to listen to, but it only added to the effect and satisfaction at the end of that story.
As a parent, I know there are some places I just can't bring my son. He is tiny, curious, totally fearless, has more than his share of evil in him, and if you can't sign he ignores you completely. If someone tells me he isn't allowed in, I say smart move, then bounce.
Finally, r/entitledparents again! For a while, I thought you were going to switch to mostly r/bestof (which is still a great sub), but I'd still like to see more entitled parent stories. Keep up the good work, love your videos ❤
I agree, but I thought it might be AITA. It’s gotten to the point where I’d say, “Is it another Butthole?” 😛
So, I'm partially disabled. I regularly use a cane. I'm not ashamed to admit I'd let the cane fall out from under me and fall. I've had kids kick my bad leg before. Gave kid a nasty look, and mom lost her mind. Tried to make me the bad person, and even get my husband to take her side. Iirc, she tried to make me the bad person because I don't know how hard it is to have kids. I popped back with the fact I can't have kids. She tried to keep going but I just turned around and ignored her, as did everyone else.
If my kid was drowning, I don’t care who shows up to save my kid. My kids and I do know how to swim but, situations do come up.
😂
We need more people like the teen in story 2. That was freaking brilliant! That woman got her just desserts XD
No, she didn't. The story was fake. Since when would something like that just end with everyone laughing and no other consequences?
Second story - years ago I've read a similar story where a kid was kicking someone's seat in the bus. The mum wasn't doing anything so some guy (maybe also a teen, I don't remember) took the chewing gum out of his mouth and put it in her hair.
I feel like Jim just did all that to get out of bringing the kids to daycare!!😂
LOVED the honking, but it sure set my dogs on edge! Honking AND barking...good thing I don't have neighbors. LOL
Bro you scared the crap out of me with car horn noises. I was driving while listening to this 😂great episode as always!
"My boyfriend is Romanian and we're in the UK..."
Hahaha. I lived in Romania for a while, and knew exactly what OP was talking about.
I worked at a high end resort for a few years, and people LOVE to try and raise the stakes because then they can play victim. I've had people purposefully book the wrong room or show up with more than the agreed upon party and then scream and shout that WE'RE the ones being unreasonable, and at that point, you either risk a bad review and someone throwing a tantrum in front of your guests, or kowtowing and giving them what they ask. It's a lose-lose situation for the hotel and they know it. Ugh.
Thanks for all the extra effort u put into the effects during stories. The honking, the ringing, love it
Really like the sound effects, they add to the stories without being invasive to the content.
The last dad just like the first dad has warrants. The difference is that his wife was there to remind him
Bro that second story absolutely made my day! 😂
I love how the OP in the first story kept rhyming, it was very pleasing
Jim would suffer from a rubber worm if he kept honking all the time. Then you get to get a new tire, Jim.
The ending and lack of an aftermath in story 2 gives me major Tumblr fake story vibes and I love it.
The mom in the period story should have just told her kid it was medicine or a diaper being unwrapped. No kid wants medicine.
But then she’d have to deny her precious baby something
I love your matter of fact way of referring to periods, peeing and pooping.
Me and my younger sister went to the zoo in the summer. We're both well into our 20s. I didn't consider how evil it was of us to take the spots of such nice families.
It reminds me of a woman who complained young adults shouldn't be at Disney.
I took my mom to the zoo for her birthday a while ago, I guess I should have been checking out nursing homes with her instead?
Right around this time last year I had to fly up to Chicago for a friend's wedding. It was at the Zoo.
Okay but I'm loving these small sound effects! The car horn, the phone ringing, it helps a lot with storytelling 👏🏻 and rSlash is almost at 2 million!! 🎉🎉🎉
I love that you have sound effects. It makes the stories even better.
Loving the Immersive storytelling honestly. Rslash really does a good Car Horn impression!
I can just imagine the tall boyfriend saying "what do you mean" and the karen just looking up in fear LMAO
I love the storytelling in story 1! It's so hilariously sarcastic
You know that really made my day that comment about pouring orange juice on the lady's head because it makes me happy made me burst out laughing
Honestly, parents can be some of the most entitled people in the world. I’ve heard parents constantly complain about not having anything to do with their families and how thrill seekers get everything (I’ve heard these complaints in a Cedar Point Facebook group and a Major League Baseball Facebook group). When in reality it’s quite the opposite. Many places, parks, tourist attractions, sporting events, etc. are either hesitant to or are outright resistant to appealing to thrill seekers. Keep in mind, while thrill rides at amusement parks are usually larger and more expensive than family rides, parks will have at best 15 total rides for thrill seekers and 40-70 rides for families and kids.
The room mates response to the insult about his pants was just gold.
I love RSlash dramatic interpretation of the stories!
When they mentioned the teen with the orange juice, my face split into a wide, evil grin, and the outcome was beautiful. Seriously, with how much the corners of my mouth hurt from that grin, I must've looked like the original animated Grinch or something lol. xD
Love the old lady voice 👌 spot on mate-
And the production quality with the sound effects... 🤌
I'd have stuck the bloody pad under the door like "you want this?"
"he decided to lash out at you because, I don't know, he's a stupid idiot." Best analysis ever!
i absoloutly love the honking while rslash says "ThiS Is My SPoT"
First story roommate made me almost spit my coffee out about his pants omg
The car horn sound made my dog look around all confused lol
"The old lady looks at the kid and politely says 'RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS'"
RUclips ads are hilarious sometimes.
The story with the B&B I was totally expecting her to say, can I book a room for my other son, who totally isnt the same son I just mentioned 😂
"Of course I won't bring my son, he's too young"
"Who are you bringing then?"
"My son"
This reads like the script for some sort of sitcom or whatever
Was not expecting the telephone ringing sound and dove for my phone to see who was calling at 5 in the morning. 🤣
Nearly 100% of Entitled Parents stories begin with a kid being unhappy and a parent wanting everyone else to do whatever it will take to make the kid not be unhappy. It all boils down to laziness and embarrassment. Basically...kid throws tantrum, parent wants tantrum to stop so they don't get judged and/or so they don't have to be bothered by their kid, parent completely loses all contact with reality when someone tells them no.
An ad interrupted the granny before she spoke with the gold fish commercial “fellow robots!” Lol
The orange soda kid is my kind of dude. It seems like his mom actually raised him with manners and with a sense of right and wrong and that if you sit back and watch wrong happen it makes you just as wrong so he had to make it right good for you kid
The entitled Dad in the last story clearly saw only one thing a chance to take money from someone by making a BS accusation and getting a settlement out of court, not the fact that his kid could have drowned, not the person who saved his child's life, no none of these things, just 'money for free by ruining someones life'. I really hope the Mom talked him out of it by saying "If you do this I will tell the truth and YOU will be arrested for making a false report of a crime!".
As for the Teenager in the 2nd story, Well done Sir I salute you!
Exactly.
Th that first story was so close to rhyming it’s driving me nuts. Here is my rendition (go easy, I threw this together in 20 min)
About 3 months ago, new neighbors opened a daycare next door
The kids were fine, but the parents were a chore
One dad named “Jim” didn’t know where to park his truck
Cause he’s an entitled parent and didn’t give a F****
He decided our driveway was where he would pick
That was fine, until my room mate got a new crown Vic
Jim didn’t like this, no he did not
There was a car in his parking spot!
So he honked and he honked, made a lot of noise
Much to the shame of his two young boys
“You’re in my spot!” He shouted, his face burning red
“This is my driveway” I replied, “why not park in the street instead”
“Don’t tell me what to do!” He whumpfed and he whined
“Whatever” I said, went inside, and left him behind
Two days went by with no sign of Jim
Our neighbors gave us a pie to apologize for him
On day three, Jimbo honked and returned
My roommate and I go outside, concerned
“Your pants make you look gay” Jim cried
“Only when I’m sucking D” my roommate replied
The next day, the cops sent a car to investigate the complaint
Jim arrived and showed no restraint
He drove up in his ugly sedan
Rolled down the window, and the honking began
But this time, what joy! Justice prevailed
Jim got arrested and went off to jail
Now the lesson here is all but transparent
It never pays to be an entitled parent
The bed and breakfast story is like how customers in the aquatics department at my work are like (I work at a pet store).
If someone wants fish, we ask questions about the tank to make sure the tank can accommodate those size fish, etc. And someone told me he wanted some fish for a 2 gallon tank. I told him no multiple times and said “you need at least a 10 gallon tank for that fish sir”. He replied with “okay well I have a 10 gallon tank”. 😐 after all this time saying his tank was only TWO gallons. I was too done to deal with him and switched with a coworker
"Sorry, your son is too young so you can't bring him."
"Oh okay. Can I book an extra room for a third person?"
"Is it for your son?"
"No, he's too young."
"Okay, then who is it for?"
"My son."
In the last story, the dad did lash out too harshly, but if a father knows his child needed him, and he wasnt there for the child, there is a lot of internal turmoil.
That's what I'm thinking, he was feeling emasculated and inferior for not being there for his son and lashed out. And no that doesn't excuse his behavior but it does help explain it.
Or he's just an ass.
The teenager in the story with Entitled Mother whose son kept on kicking the cane of the old woman. That teenager in my mind, is awesome and give 2 thumbs up... way to go. 😁👍
I like the added noises! The phone noise spooked me since I'm listening on my phone, but I appreciate the... atmosphere?
Props to the husband for how he tried to handle the third story
My almost 2 year old son is obsessed with wheels on the bus and when the honking happened he cued in with his own beeps and continued with the rest of the song
I think a better title would be "Entitled Mom mistakes Period Pad for Candy"
(5:08) "The old lady says in a friendly tone..." "Customize and save with Liberty Mutual!"
A lot of the ads on RUclips videos are annoying, but sometimes you get a perfectly timed gem like this. XD
Lol I had a simular experience. I have a VPN on so all the ads are in a different language and mine was "The old lady says in a friendly tone..." then just Angry sounding shouting in a different language lol
Story 4: A period is an adult activity?? Guess those girls who get their period at 9 y/o are adults 😅 Is she gonna lecture them too?
I got a Mint Mobile ad right after the line where he's talking about the old lady asking the child to stop.. "The old lady said in a friendly tone-" *ad plays* "Hi, I'm Ryan Reynolds" 😂😂 Great timing
The sound effects added to this video are awesome keep up the hard work rSlash!!
Love the Dr Seuss type of writing in story 1.
Karen : My kid has a liberal upbringing and can do whatever he wants. Grandma : Hits the EK and Karen hard on the cheeck with her cane = I was also brought up that way, i can do whatever i want!
So many sound effects! I'm not sure how I feel about them yet. I usually listen to these videos daily before falling asleep
Can we take a moment to enjoy the sound effects rslash has been adding lately 😂
The housemate in the first story has good taste in cars. I own a Crown Vic too.
If I could fit into a crown vic. You'd bet your ass is own one. But being 6'5" I'm sure it'd be like trying to fit into jeans 3 sizes too small.
I hope that everyone is having a good Thursday!
Thanks, you too
same for you!
It's Thursday? Shit
God dammit I thought it was Friday. Thanks anyway
I am now. Hope you’re is great
The entitled neighbors I have seem to think they can block the driveways and streets around here when and after they drop off or pick up their kids then have the nerve to get an attitude and flip everybody off lol it’s pretty annoying
Story 1 : Jim can't read ..
Story 2 : Then everyone clapped..
Story 3 : is this an entitled parent or just a dumb as hell parent or a combo ??
Story 4 : if I was op I would just laugh at her and just kept doing what I was doing.. hypocrisy at its best .
Story 5 : the dad thought his hero complex got questioned now he's severely butthurt that he wasn't that one that saved his son and that it was some random person..
Sometimes I have to pause these videos of entitled parents to recover from the second/third hand embarrassment. Good gracious. Thank you though rSlash!
You would think a woman would know how period works but apparently not.
The last one, is the reason I DON'T get involved in situations like this, as the saying goes "No good deed goes unpunished"
I am curious regarding the women who changed her pad in the zoo bathroom . I assume women do it in the stall. So how can anyone see what she was doing . So how would the kid know or see what OP did. I have no idea what happened, but the only think I can assume is that OP changes her pad in front in the kid outside of the stall
That's what I was thinking too