Story 2: that drunk driver is so irresponsible omg. Amy could have lived a better life if it weren't for someone else's stupid decision to drive while drunk
Driving while impaired in any fashion is the stupidest thing. In my country we even have rules where when you get your license you aren’t meant to drive with more than one passenger as a car full of teens can be just as dangerous as someone on drugs/alcohol/phones/sleep deprivation
Driving while crying is also considered impaired, honestly, or driving while angry. There are so many things that can result in someone driving without a clear head. My parents taught me to pull over and calm down if I’m upset for any reason, but I’ve literally never heard that from anyone else.
Amy story: be careful with the just friends OP. Spent 2.5 years as nothing but simply friends with a young lady many years ago. Ended with her being my wife for 15 years until her sudden death 9 years ago. Cell phone story: uh yeah pulling that attitude I'd have gotten the back of the hand so hard my ancestors would have felt it.
Best take on Amy she seems pretty cool if he can talk to her till 3a and is planning to watch a series with he already. Great friendships make beautifully deep loves.
Honestly, the rest of the coworkers and the dad are kinda AHs. Bc they view Amy as less than and childlike, when she is trying to overcome a TBI. Since the car accident killed her mom, I have to wonder if the dad blames Amy for surviving whereas his wife died. But the dad going to her in person where Amy can't respond as quickly as he'd like only reinforces his perception of her being a burden. Meanwhile it's failing to provide proper accommodations to Amy's ability to work. I really feel for Amy. She's trapped in a way that prevents her from expressing herself, and everyone around her excuses it as a mental deficiency rather than a differently abled person. I hope OP & Amy continue the friendship, bc it sounds like Amy needs good friends.
@@victorlolxd7347 it could also be trying to push responsibility off on someone else. He clearly doesnt understand Amy's frustration and sees her inability to express herself as reinforcement of her being deficient.
@@victorlolxd7347 still reinforce the theory of her been a "burden" or blame her. He can hide it as well, and still can't "blame her" because is his daughter and feel responsible for her too. Still ignoring her pleads when OP didn't even know anything sounds really bad and a poor judgement attitude as well, more when OP was doing an excellent job there. The only downside OP is right who can't do anything because he was still on probation/training as well. So is true he can still been fired even for not had the correct socks on.
Absolutely agree, as a note though, it’s disabled not differently abled. Most disabled people (me being one) dont like people acting as though disabled is a bad word
Last story: Next custody hearing, Judge asks how the girls are doing with both parents: Girls “Daddy makes us sell our clothes.” Judge: … “Could you repeat that sweetie, I’m not sure I heard you right…”
For the first story, the kid was far worse of a kid than me, I wanted a lotta stuff as a kid, but unlike the mom in the story, my mom refused a majority of the time. TBH I feel bad for the mom cause she had to deal with her screaming kid and she seemed really tired and had to deal with her screaming longer
This is much worse than what I’ve done!! One time it took me 3 weeks to get my phone back and I was so impatient that I broke my piggy bank that I barely ever used. When I got my phone back I became more careful with my other stuff
The story about Amy made me tear up. I can't imagine being trapped in a body not being able to say what you are thinking and everybody judging you. Absolutely horrible and she sounds like a really sweet person. I'm so glad the OP took the time to get to genuinely know her.
Well with that last story about getting fired for laughing at the drawing, I would have filed a suit for wrongful termination. Yes it's sad that he upset the girl and mainly she was upset I think because of her disability. But he wasn't outright making fun of her, and people also made jokes about his stuff and other people's. Honestly I think the person in this story who is the jerk is the boss/father. The only jerk
So not a thing in the US. Most states are “right to work states” which actually means companies have the right to fire you for any reason at any time and you have no recourse.
For the first story THANK GOD I WAS A CHEAP KID I didn't even wanted a expensive phone (now game systems on the other hand is different) I told my mom I wanted a phone that has RUclips and internet that's it
I’m glad that OP bounced back from his mistake, and was apologetic to Amy, and didn’t try to lash out. The fact that he got to know Amy shows that OP has a lot of good character, and knew he was in the wrong, and wanted to do right by Amy. Even if it was an honest mistake, the fact that he accepted it, and didn’t try to defend himself, it shows he has self reflection.
If the first story happenned to me, my father would have annihilated me, probably a very very huge punishment at home, and probably no phone before 16 or even 18
story 1: my first device was an ipod 4, i never dropped it until my mom dropped it and shattered the screen. so my mom broke my first device and i haven’t let her hold another 1 of mine again. that was when i was 12-13 and im 20 now, i’ve never broken any device i’ve had since then.
It sounds like the dad doesn't even respect his own daughter. Because by the sounds of it he didn't even wait to find out what his daughter wanted done, he just fires anybody who doesn't praise her work. The daughter is extremely unhappy and is basically watching from the sidelines anytime it happens.
In grammar school, our kids got used phones with Wi-Fi only, no data plan. Would let them tether to our phones on long car trips. Always had to have a case with screen protector. Due to having more freedom and more activities, we got them new phones and plans on starting middle school. Still always in a case. We make it clear they are not toys and need to be taken care of. If you have a case and aren't irresponsible, insurance is actually a ripoff. You're better off saving that monthly fee in an account.
Story 1: if I were that child I would have received the beating of my life right on the spot, my parents don't tolerate such a thing ps: sorry for any gramar error, english isn't my main language
@@Blissful_Wonderland When you learn how painfully aware of her situation she is while unable to express herself or protect op from her father's pointless anger.
I can't imagine what it would be like to have a fully functioning mind and a body that makes basic communication not only extremely difficult, but gives the impression of cognitive disability. It doesn't even seem her dad realizes this and had her in the wrong programs for years.
The last story reminds me of another reddit story, where a mother would abuse her kids take all things, cloths, gadgets, books, ect and give them all to her new step kids and to force her husband into bankruptcy because they told him about her affair, when her new husband found out he got furious and disgusted, because she would take them when he was out of town so he never knew about it , he divorced her
Story 1: My first phone was an old school flip phone. When I went to the story a few years later when I went to get my phone upgraded the employee joked with me saying that my old flip phone was a dinosaur.
The last story is honestly a lot more disturbing than I think people are making it out to be he’s selling his little girls clothes online so who knows where there’s 100% sounds like a creep selling his little girls clothes online to other creeps
That first story, boss was completely unfair, and uncalled for. everyones stuff was being made fun of, to single hers out and punish the guy for it is complete BS. Bosses like this are assholes
The story about the guy who made the joke about the boss's daughter's drawing. While it is true that the ex boss could fire him for any reason while he's on probation the boss is not only the jerk in this story but he's also an idiot. He fires the guy who up until then was doing very well in his business without giving him the chance to explain his actions. He also doesn't seem to be that good of a father to his daughter. It almost seems like he's ashamed of her. If I were Op I wouldn't leave a gap on my resume I would tell any prospective employers why he was fired and how he has since became friends with the daughter. That shows character.
What was with story#1?... ok, the kid was entitled af but that was it... nobody accused the employee of the store of being a jerk, the mom didn't go back to make a scene... nobody was a jerk here.
When I was 16 my mom took my older sister and I to get new phones. I got a Sony Xperia play and my sister got an iPhone. She got the first one that had a glass back. Whilst finishing up the paperwork my sister continuously stated that " He needs a case because he is always breaking phones." We finish up and walk out with our new phones. While she was getting in her car to leave she dropped the phone and shattered the back of the phone. I cry laughing. I didn't have a case and I never broke my phone. Am I the jerk for laughing at the irony?
First story... I watched a little boy, maybe 9 years old, slap his mother in the face hard... Just because she didn't have any money left to buy him something he wanted. Jaw drop moment, right? I could barely whisper, do you want me to call the police. Boy was screaming so loud she didn't hear me. That was learned behavior, that he probably learned from his father. I prayed for that lady for years. Her son is a criminal in the making.😢 And I'm sure she was abused daily. 😞
Story 1: the narrator did say play stupid games win stupid prizes 20% kids aren’t just born bad they was allow to be bad till they think it’s there right to
Story 1: Not a jerk. She was given the option to put protection on a VERY EXPENSIVE PHONE FOR A CHILD as well with a case. Mother was stupid enough to not get one or both. I would've gotten the sh*t knocked outta me and told I was to never get another phone her again and I can buy myself a new one when I get a job. Story 2: Not a jerk. He didn't know, and Amy sees that. He was just going along with everyone else. Yeah, it's not nice to laugh at drawings, but like I said, if he knew, he wouldn't have laughed. I can't help but feel like he was set up because he was given no warning. Story 3: Not a jerk. Her ex is though. He needs to get a job if he can't pay for what he has and not sell his daughters stuff. That's just.... What the f**k man?
For the last story I don't see him taking away resources from his ex. He is stealing his kids stuff period. His little girl was crying because she feared her favorite shirt was going to be taken from her. That is not ok. The kids now know they can't leave anything or take anything of "value" to dad because he will take it from them for no reason. If it was used stuff or things the kids didn't like and the mom was OK with it he could sell it because I don't know why he strapped for cash. Either he has a job and does need extra money or he not working and trying be petty at op. I know reddit dad's hate paying child support.
First, I would NEVER have demanded that my mother buy anything. To throw a fit in public? Ì would have never wanted to look like an obnoxious idiot. Such parents are both pitiful and infuriating.
Story one: My parents would beat my a$$! I would never disrespect them like that. Maybe I might say something rude on accident, but it’s nothing compared to throwing a full blown tantrum 😰 I swear I pray this girl gets a hard dose of reality and grows up
Honestly - the first story - I wouldn't have been getting the phone without paying for it myself. If I wanted anything besides essentials (food, needed clothing, etc) I had to save up and pay for it. This started when I was 6 and began living with my grandparents. No allowance either - chores until I was old enough to babysit, then work for minimum wage
This is regarding the first story: I am 16 and I have ummm decent yeah decent parents but one thing bugs me I have to be grateful for everything while I have nothing I know u might think I am over exaggerating but I have owned a flip open nokia phone for 3 years and I have been grateful for it cherishing it like a child......... I think the first story kid is just a spoilt child and it's not like I have a poor family we are fairly wealthy and do have a pretty big self made business and I my own have been thinking to start my own but it's the upbringing of the children that makes their mentality Feel free to correct me as I am just a kid
My Dad bought me a Nokia when IPhones started on sale and telling, "Learn to work and earn for your money first before spending your money". He showed me the price tag of the phone AND the data plan price for every month.
just by seeing the way the little kid acted I would"ve gone very strict and hard on her if I was the the parent. Most good people come from harder circumstances and are more humble towards kindness
the 2nd story still pains me. Good thing the co-workers actually feel bad as well because the didn't tell him beforehand... but i also feel fine OP connect with Amy and make her see more as a normal person than someone with "special needs". This even enrage me because the father knows she struggle a lot and try to do her best, despite looks and feel like a burden to him. But also enrage me more he put others in a bad position like OP or even put his own daughter while ignore anything she said or her needs too. As i comment in another channel about the same story, it feels like the father is punish the daughter for been his wife and not her the causality in the accident. Maybe I'm reading to much but... i feel like is that.
As for the first story my parents are the breath in their presence type BUT actually it’s a good thing because I always want to buy stuff like nerf and air soft toys and other expensive things but they say no because toy guns are dangerous. But they lavish me with tasty and healthy food and I love them still 👍
How was the mom in the first story a karen? She seemed more like an exhausted parent who's given up trying to stop her daughter from being a brat. She didn't cause a scene and just left to get it repaired instead of blaming the seller.
Story 1: I don't see how you're the jerk at all, you very clearly warned them about how fragile the phone is. Honestly, the mother needs to do a better job at raising her kid. Story 2: Amy's father is a massive asshole. Making his employees babysit his daughter, firing people for crap like this, disgusting. I'm glad Amy doesn't take after him. Story 3: The father is such a jerk. Stealing from your CHILD is inexcusable.
Story 1 If me or my sister were like that my father and mother would have killed us. But luckily me and my sister were and still is not the same as that kid. I think it was how we never saw the need for expensive things because of our financial situation.
Did no one else grow up with the rule that you couldn’t take the new phone out of the box if you didn’t have a case, just in case you accidentally dropped it? Even if there was insurance on it.
The Amy story makes me kinda sad. Sounds like she just needs some understanding friends that aren't connected to her dad in some way. Props to the OP though for trying to be that friend
This drawing story was a bit out of context to get mad about which I did since lack of context but after the update I have second thoughts and take back for being mad about that, it was such a wholesome ending and made me tear a bit
The first story is triggering a lot of nightmares from when I used to work at a cell phone store for 4 years as a location manager…. All of the horrors.
If you seen the first story which is at the beginning of the video one time there's this kid who would hit his mother because she was like smaller or similar size to him so then the old principal literally pulled out a belt and said ma'am do you want me to whoop your son and she said yes so he did it it each time he would go to his house to make sure he was not doing anything to his mom and a boy oh boy he did not do anything else
I never really wanted a high end phone as the age of 13, I always enjoyed what I had, even if it was low end, I was still happy because it was something.
Oh for sure, my mom would WARE MY ASS OUT IN FRONT OF GOD AND ALL TO SEE WITH HER LEATHER BELT if that was me in that first story Luckily, I was never that kind of child ^^"
The last story. Come on folks seriously. It is me or does it seem like selling *YOUNG GIRLS CLOTHING* online seem a little sketchy? I get that that happens but somethings telling me that something else is going on.
First of all. If this was me when I was young. I whould be so happy my parents baught me a phone. I whouldnt even wanted the most expensive one but just a good one and not just, oh this is the most expensive let me have this. Also if I broke it the same day my father whould pick it up and smash it into my head untill its not functioning. Like my father whould lose his shit. Like okay if I broke it like 1 year later fine. But not 30 seconda after. (I have never broken my phone and my dad has twice and its funny) I have a friend who broke her phone. Her mom baught her a new one and she broke it the same week. Really badluck and accidents happen... But if you are not carefull with your phone and swing it around you deserve it broken. You should always take care of your phone and I really really hate people who dont do it....
Last story…wow. Father of the year. Stealing from his own children to get money. He shouldn’t be allowed anything but supervised visits. Those kids should feel safe going to see their dad. Not upset and worried because their dad will steal their clothes and sell it. Just more childhood trauma.
Story 2. Isn't that grounds for wrongful termination? The reason for the firing clearly wasn't work related. If I where him I would post a heads up to anyone looking for a job at that company to midea like Facebook or other and the best part about posting that is it's a lie so protected by free speech that way it will likely be harder for the guy to find worker's to hire because who in there right mind would take a job that the boss will be willing to fire you over a kids drawing? It's clear the guy cares about his kid but firing a worker over something so small won't give him any loyalty from anyone
its not the guy's fault with drawing, also the boss sounds like he has issues when it comes to protecting his daughter here and to point his daughter also doesnt like it. Like its okay to stand up for kid but the guy made a joke when he clearly didnt know she did drawing's or did boss expect everyone to know she made it ? also daughter could handled it better as joke if her father (the boss) raised her better and didnt protect very closely 24/7 of time. feel bad for guy who got fired and also boss daughter there as boss feels like villain to me.
Story 2: that drunk driver is so irresponsible omg. Amy could have lived a better life if it weren't for someone else's stupid decision to drive while drunk
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Agreed. On that note, since driving while tired can be just as dangerous, can we agree we should also make tired driving as taboo as drunk driving?
Driving while impaired in any fashion is the stupidest thing.
In my country we even have rules where when you get your license you aren’t meant to drive with more than one passenger as a car full of teens can be just as dangerous as someone on drugs/alcohol/phones/sleep deprivation
Driving while crying is also considered impaired, honestly, or driving while angry. There are so many things that can result in someone driving without a clear head. My parents taught me to pull over and calm down if I’m upset for any reason, but I’ve literally never heard that from anyone else.
Amy story: be careful with the just friends OP. Spent 2.5 years as nothing but simply friends with a young lady many years ago. Ended with her being my wife for 15 years until her sudden death 9 years ago.
Cell phone story: uh yeah pulling that attitude I'd have gotten the back of the hand so hard my ancestors would have felt it.
So sorry for your loss.
Best take on Amy she seems pretty cool if he can talk to her till 3a and is planning to watch a series with he already. Great friendships make beautifully deep loves.
Honestly, the rest of the coworkers and the dad are kinda AHs. Bc they view Amy as less than and childlike, when she is trying to overcome a TBI. Since the car accident killed her mom, I have to wonder if the dad blames Amy for surviving whereas his wife died. But the dad going to her in person where Amy can't respond as quickly as he'd like only reinforces his perception of her being a burden. Meanwhile it's failing to provide proper accommodations to Amy's ability to work. I really feel for Amy. She's trapped in a way that prevents her from expressing herself, and everyone around her excuses it as a mental deficiency rather than a differently abled person. I hope OP & Amy continue the friendship, bc it sounds like Amy needs good friends.
Seems like The father adores Amy though He demanded his workers dated her
@@victorlolxd7347 it could also be trying to push responsibility off on someone else. He clearly doesnt understand Amy's frustration and sees her inability to express herself as reinforcement of her being deficient.
@@benjie128He did fire a guy for making a joke About her drawing and gave her a job even though she didnt really do anything
@@victorlolxd7347 still reinforce the theory of her been a "burden" or blame her. He can hide it as well, and still can't "blame her" because is his daughter and feel responsible for her too.
Still ignoring her pleads when OP didn't even know anything sounds really bad and a poor judgement attitude as well, more when OP was doing an excellent job there. The only downside OP is right who can't do anything because he was still on probation/training as well. So is true he can still been fired even for not had the correct socks on.
Absolutely agree, as a note though, it’s disabled not differently abled. Most disabled people (me being one) dont like people acting as though disabled is a bad word
Nothing worse than parents who give up when their children scream. That's when you put your foot down and tell them they get nothing.
Last story: Next custody hearing, Judge asks how the girls are doing with both parents: Girls “Daddy makes us sell our clothes.”
Judge: … “Could you repeat that sweetie, I’m not sure I heard you right…”
Story 1: my parents would make me pay for the repairs myself but they would go for the case and insurance on the phone
My parents would of beated the shit out of me
For the first story, the kid was far worse of a kid than me, I wanted a lotta stuff as a kid, but unlike the mom in the story, my mom refused a majority of the time. TBH I feel bad for the mom cause she had to deal with her screaming kid and she seemed really tired and had to deal with her screaming longer
This is much worse than what I’ve done!! One time it took me 3 weeks to get my phone back and I was so impatient that I broke my piggy bank that I barely ever used. When I got my phone back I became more careful with my other stuff
The story about Amy made me tear up. I can't imagine being trapped in a body not being able to say what you are thinking and everybody judging you. Absolutely horrible and she sounds like a really sweet person. I'm so glad the OP took the time to get to genuinely know her.
I feel so bad for the drawing guy he had no idea
Well with that last story about getting fired for laughing at the drawing, I would have filed a suit for wrongful termination. Yes it's sad that he upset the girl and mainly she was upset I think because of her disability. But he wasn't outright making fun of her, and people also made jokes about his stuff and other people's. Honestly I think the person in this story who is the jerk is the boss/father. The only jerk
He was still in the probationary period.
So not a thing in the US. Most states are “right to work states” which actually means companies have the right to fire you for any reason at any time and you have no recourse.
Two people cant be first guys
For the first story THANK GOD I WAS A CHEAP KID I didn't even wanted a expensive phone (now game systems on the other hand is different) I told my mom I wanted a phone that has RUclips and internet that's it
Pretty much same but i ended up paying most of the money for it
@@iam-v8498 it was chores for me, my mom told me if I want something I have to work for it
amy's story is just so sad... i hope she lives well......
I’m glad that OP bounced back from his mistake, and was apologetic to Amy, and didn’t try to lash out. The fact that he got to know Amy shows that OP has a lot of good character, and knew he was in the wrong, and wanted to do right by Amy. Even if it was an honest mistake, the fact that he accepted it, and didn’t try to defend himself, it shows he has self reflection.
My parents would've grounded me and yelled at me 🤣
Story 1- If I got a phone I wouldn’t be allowed to carry it til home 😂
If the first story happenned to me, my father would have annihilated me, probably a very very huge punishment at home, and probably no phone before 16 or even 18
story 1: my first device was an ipod 4, i never dropped it until my mom dropped it and shattered the screen. so my mom broke my first device and i haven’t let her hold another 1 of mine again. that was when i was 12-13 and im 20 now, i’ve never broken any device i’ve had since then.
@@debbiesible4419 i take care of my stuff
It sounds like the dad doesn't even respect his own daughter. Because by the sounds of it he didn't even wait to find out what his daughter wanted done, he just fires anybody who doesn't praise her work. The daughter is extremely unhappy and is basically watching from the sidelines anytime it happens.
In grammar school, our kids got used phones with Wi-Fi only, no data plan. Would let them tether to our phones on long car trips. Always had to have a case with screen protector. Due to having more freedom and more activities, we got them new phones and plans on starting middle school. Still always in a case. We make it clear they are not toys and need to be taken care of.
If you have a case and aren't irresponsible, insurance is actually a ripoff. You're better off saving that monthly fee in an account.
finally a video! i just love to listen to the storys 🫠
1st Story: Poor mom, shes just so tired and probably fed up with the daughter :/
Story 1: if I were that child I would have received the beating of my life right on the spot, my parents don't tolerate such a thing
ps: sorry for any gramar error, english isn't my main language
I Think The only grammar error you made was gramar but who im i to talk i thought it was grammer for The last 2 years “sorry for bad grammer”
Not going to lie, I shed a tear with the Amy part.
What is Amy part
@@Blissful_Wonderland When you learn how painfully aware of her situation she is while unable to express herself or protect op from her father's pointless anger.
In my country my mother can't even buy me a flipflop. Been wearing a flipflop with holes in it going to school for 2 years.
Hi first i love your channel
I can't imagine what it would be like to have a fully functioning mind and a body that makes basic communication not only extremely difficult, but gives the impression of cognitive disability. It doesn't even seem her dad realizes this and had her in the wrong programs for years.
The last story reminds me of another reddit story, where a mother would abuse her kids take all things, cloths, gadgets, books, ect and give them all to her new step kids and to force her husband into bankruptcy because they told him about her affair, when her new husband found out he got furious and disgusted, because she would take them when he was out of town so he never knew about it , he divorced her
The way the title of the story makes it sound like an Evil vs. Evil scenario with Spoiled Brat vs. Karen Mother...
I love your channel i watch every video from your channel
Love your channel bro
Same my mom literally LOVES the Chanelle and she told me and my brother to subscribe to it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
In Story #1, why did you call the mom a Karen? Clearly she didn't act like one to the OP.
Those kinds of kids won't be causing much trouble if they have ASIAN parents because those guys are tough !!!
Story 1: My first phone was an old school flip phone. When I went to the story a few years later when I went to get my phone upgraded the employee joked with me saying that my old flip phone was a dinosaur.
The last story is honestly a lot more disturbing than I think people are making it out to be he’s selling his little girls clothes online so who knows where there’s 100% sounds like a creep selling his little girls clothes online to other creeps
I am to distracted at watching the game than listen 😂🤣
That first story, boss was completely unfair, and uncalled for. everyones stuff was being made fun of, to single hers out and punish the guy for it is complete BS. Bosses like this are assholes
The story about the guy who made the joke about the boss's daughter's drawing. While it is true that the ex boss could fire him for any reason while he's on probation the boss is not only the jerk in this story but he's also an idiot. He fires the guy who up until then was doing very well in his business without giving him the chance to explain his actions. He also doesn't seem to be that good of a father to his daughter. It almost seems like he's ashamed of her. If I were Op I wouldn't leave a gap on my resume I would tell any prospective employers why he was fired and how he has since became friends with the daughter. That shows character.
Story one: my mom would have KILLED me if I did that
What was with story#1?... ok, the kid was entitled af but that was it... nobody accused the employee of the store of being a jerk, the mom didn't go back to make a scene... nobody was a jerk here.
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I wouldn't be alive right now if I did mistakenly smashed my phone
If I was the first kid I'm gonna get a whooping from my mother
When I was 16 my mom took my older sister and I to get new phones. I got a Sony Xperia play and my sister got an iPhone. She got the first one that had a glass back. Whilst finishing up the paperwork my sister continuously stated that " He needs a case because he is always breaking phones." We finish up and walk out with our new phones. While she was getting in her car to leave she dropped the phone and shattered the back of the phone. I cry laughing. I didn't have a case and I never broke my phone. Am I the jerk for laughing at the irony?
I say no as it was just karma coming
No but what did she say?
Couldn't tell because of all the crying. She also turned down insurance because " she didn't need it."
@@jabobchandler2011did she get a new one?
@@victorlolxd7347 at full price 😝 never made a comment about how I treated my phone's since.
First story... I watched a little boy, maybe 9 years old, slap his mother in the face hard... Just because she didn't have any money left to buy him something he wanted. Jaw drop moment, right? I could barely whisper, do you want me to call the police. Boy was screaming so loud she didn't hear me. That was learned behavior, that he probably learned from his father. I prayed for that lady for years. Her son is a criminal in the making.😢 And I'm sure she was abused daily. 😞
My parents wouldn't get me that in the first place, I am getting to live there for free and is the middle child so I'm not gonna take my chances.
Are you kidding me my parents will have never bought me a phone
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If I was the kid in story 1 I’d be in my grave rn 💀✋
Story 1: the narrator did say play stupid games win stupid prizes 20% kids aren’t just born bad they was allow to be bad till they think it’s there right to
I was raised that I wasn’t worried about embarrassing my mom in public then she wasn’t worried about embarrassing me by swatting my butt in public.
Story 1: Not a jerk. She was given the option to put protection on a VERY EXPENSIVE PHONE FOR A CHILD as well with a case. Mother was stupid enough to not get one or both. I would've gotten the sh*t knocked outta me and told I was to never get another phone her again and I can buy myself a new one when I get a job.
Story 2: Not a jerk. He didn't know, and Amy sees that. He was just going along with everyone else. Yeah, it's not nice to laugh at drawings, but like I said, if he knew, he wouldn't have laughed. I can't help but feel like he was set up because he was given no warning.
Story 3: Not a jerk. Her ex is though. He needs to get a job if he can't pay for what he has and not sell his daughters stuff. That's just.... What the f**k man?
I'd never get that phone in the first place.
For the last story I don't see him taking away resources from his ex. He is stealing his kids stuff period. His little girl was crying because she feared her favorite shirt was going to be taken from her. That is not ok. The kids now know they can't leave anything or take anything of "value" to dad because he will take it from them for no reason. If it was used stuff or things the kids didn't like and the mom was OK with it he could sell it because I don't know why he strapped for cash. Either he has a job and does need extra money or he not working and trying be petty at op. I know reddit dad's hate paying child support.
First, I would NEVER
have demanded that my mother buy anything. To throw a fit in public? Ì would have never wanted to look like an obnoxious idiot. Such parents are both pitiful and infuriating.
Story one: My parents would beat my a$$! I would never disrespect them like that. Maybe I might say something rude on accident, but it’s nothing compared to throwing a full blown tantrum 😰
I swear I pray this girl gets a hard dose of reality and grows up
Honestly - the first story - I wouldn't have been getting the phone without paying for it myself. If I wanted anything besides essentials (food, needed clothing, etc) I had to save up and pay for it. This started when I was 6 and began living with my grandparents. No allowance either - chores until I was old enough to babysit, then work for minimum wage
This is regarding the first story:
I am 16 and I have ummm decent yeah decent parents but one thing bugs me I have to be grateful for everything while I have nothing I know u might think I am over exaggerating but I have owned a flip open nokia phone for 3 years and I have been grateful for it cherishing it like a child.........
I think the first story kid is just a spoilt child and it's not like I have a poor family we are fairly wealthy and do have a pretty big self made business and I my own have been thinking to start my own but it's the upbringing of the children that makes their mentality
Feel free to correct me as I am just a kid
My Dad bought me a Nokia when IPhones started on sale and telling, "Learn to work and earn for your money first before spending your money". He showed me the price tag of the phone AND the data plan price for every month.
just by seeing the way the little kid acted I would"ve gone very strict and hard on her if I was the the parent. Most good people come from harder circumstances and are more humble towards kindness
the 2nd story still pains me. Good thing the co-workers actually feel bad as well because the didn't tell him beforehand... but i also feel fine OP connect with Amy and make her see more as a normal person than someone with "special needs". This even enrage me because the father knows she struggle a lot and try to do her best, despite looks and feel like a burden to him. But also enrage me more he put others in a bad position like OP or even put his own daughter while ignore anything she said or her needs too.
As i comment in another channel about the same story, it feels like the father is punish the daughter for been his wife and not her the causality in the accident. Maybe I'm reading to much but... i feel like is that.
I feel like the OP, in Story 1 works for an Apple Store it just sounds like it when describing their products, colours and case options.
My mom would mash my head on the concrete with the phone. 😬😬
My mother would have beat me senseless
As for the first story my parents are the breath in their presence type BUT actually it’s a good thing because I always want to buy stuff like nerf and air soft toys and other expensive things but they say no because toy guns are dangerous. But they lavish me with tasty and healthy food and I love them still 👍
How was the mom in the first story a karen? She seemed more like an exhausted parent who's given up trying to stop her daughter from being a brat. She didn't cause a scene and just left to get it repaired instead of blaming the seller.
Story 1: I don't see how you're the jerk at all, you very clearly warned them about how fragile the phone is. Honestly, the mother needs to do a better job at raising her kid.
Story 2: Amy's father is a massive asshole. Making his employees babysit his daughter, firing people for crap like this, disgusting. I'm glad Amy doesn't take after him.
Story 3: The father is such a jerk. Stealing from your CHILD is inexcusable.
Story 1
If me or my sister were like that my father and mother would have killed us. But luckily me and my sister were and still is not the same as that kid. I think it was how we never saw the need for expensive things because of our financial situation.
Did no one else grow up with the rule that you couldn’t take the new phone out of the box if you didn’t have a case, just in case you accidentally dropped it? Even if there was insurance on it.
The Amy story makes me kinda sad. Sounds like she just needs some understanding friends that aren't connected to her dad in some way. Props to the OP though for trying to be that friend
if i was the mon and she broke the phone: im selling you rn you are up for sale get outta here as soon as possible
Regarding the daughter’s problem in story 2, I feel ya girl, and all I had to do to have this problem is be born
This drawing story was a bit out of context to get mad about which I did since lack of context but after the update I have second thoughts and take back for being mad about that, it was such a wholesome ending and made me tear a bit
The first story is triggering a lot of nightmares from when I used to work at a cell phone store for 4 years as a location manager…. All of the horrors.
If you seen the first story which is at the beginning of the video one time there's this kid who would hit his mother because she was like smaller or similar size to him so then the old principal literally pulled out a belt and said ma'am do you want me to whoop your son and she said yes so he did it it each time he would go to his house to make sure he was not doing anything to his mom and a boy oh boy he did not do anything else
I hope Amy and Oo have a romantic love story but that's just my hope not wish
1st story: I’d dissapear off the face of the earth if I did even a fraction of what the child did
My mom would beat the shit out of me if I broke my phone especially if I just got it
The little girl is Elmo's daughter isn't she?
Story 1, the mother doesn't deserve the EM voice. She just seems like a tired person who hasnt learned to control the kid, but tries their best.
my mother will disown me even if i broke my 4 year old phone.
Within 30 sec wow karma too fast
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If I were the I-Phone kid, this comment would not be taking place as I would've been dead in mid-air.
In the first story if I had done that I would be in the ground by now
My parents would have never purchased me a flagship phone . The best I would get is 10.00 trac flip phone .
It was probably the iPhone 14
1st story
my parents would kick my ass if I broke a new phone
This is the most reliable commet EVER
I never really wanted a high end phone as the age of 13, I always enjoyed what I had, even if it was low end, I was still happy because it was something.
Oh for sure, my mom would WARE MY ASS OUT IN FRONT OF GOD AND ALL TO SEE WITH HER LEATHER BELT if that was me in that first story
Luckily, I was never that kind of child ^^"
I’m tired A.F
13:37 - 13:43 that sound like a haiku, or poem if you listen carefully
Last story about the missed wedding: it will not change so put. An ultimatum 👌🏽 as respect and forgiveness: $ 1 000 000 or. As house as reparation.
Dude should have sued the company for wrongful termination because he had no knowledge about Amy's drawings.
I would die and my mother would revive me just to soute and me
The last story. Come on folks seriously. It is me or does it seem like selling *YOUNG GIRLS CLOTHING* online seem a little sketchy? I get that that happens but somethings telling me that something else is going on.
First of all. If this was me when I was young. I whould be so happy my parents baught me a phone. I whouldnt even wanted the most expensive one but just a good one and not just, oh this is the most expensive let me have this. Also if I broke it the same day my father whould pick it up and smash it into my head untill its not functioning. Like my father whould lose his shit. Like okay if I broke it like 1 year later fine. But not 30 seconda after. (I have never broken my phone and my dad has twice and its funny)
I have a friend who broke her phone. Her mom baught her a new one and she broke it the same week. Really badluck and accidents happen... But if you are not carefull with your phone and swing it around you deserve it broken. You should always take care of your phone and I really really hate people who dont do it....
Last story…wow. Father of the year. Stealing from his own children to get money. He shouldn’t be allowed anything but supervised visits. Those kids should feel safe going to see their dad. Not upset and worried because their dad will steal their clothes and sell it. Just more childhood trauma.
So before Amy’s drawing they should’ve warned you thats not your fault its theirs
Story 2.
Isn't that grounds for wrongful termination? The reason for the firing clearly wasn't work related.
If I where him I would post a heads up to anyone looking for a job at that company to midea like Facebook or other and the best part about posting that is it's a lie so protected by free speech that way it will likely be harder for the guy to find worker's to hire because who in there right mind would take a job that the boss will be willing to fire you over a kids drawing?
It's clear the guy cares about his kid but firing a worker over something so small won't give him any loyalty from anyone
Bro, if I wanted an iphone 14 pro, my parents would have no idea what that is and buy me a Samsung Galaxy S23
its not the guy's fault with drawing, also the boss sounds like he has issues when it comes to protecting his daughter here and to point his daughter also doesnt like it. Like its okay to stand up for kid but the guy made a joke when he clearly didnt know she did drawing's or did boss expect everyone to know she made it ? also daughter could handled it better as joke if her father (the boss) raised her better and didnt protect very closely 24/7 of time. feel bad for guy who got fired and also boss daughter there as boss feels like villain to me.