People who treat fast food workers like trash are literally scum.

@drdonut5007

4 жыл бұрын

hi

@skeleletonboi4533

4 жыл бұрын

big mood

@janismartin5865

4 жыл бұрын

That’s trashy

@bukola2949

4 жыл бұрын

Ya I feel bad

@thatonecryingman6254

4 жыл бұрын

ello!

Man...That story reminds me of what happened when my great uncle passed away. We were pretty close. We were both introverts, book nerds, and loved sci-fi. I called him and talked to him. He was a loner, never got married or had kids. So when he died in October we were shocked to learn that he had left a hefty amount of money to me. Everyone was pissed, mainly my grandma. I was shocked, my cousins (who NEVER spent time with him got nothing). Apparently it was “unfair” that I was getting money and my cousins weren’t. I would rather have him here than any amount of money. But I’m using it how he wanted me to, to pay for college.

@SparDanger

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. I'm sure he'd be proud of you!

@5000Famous

4 жыл бұрын

Good on you for using the money in a really good way! I hope you do well!

@bachboy678

3 жыл бұрын

The fuck do you mean?! It *is* unfair that you didn't give your well deserved money to your ingrate cousins! /s

@tristenbailey8442

3 жыл бұрын

@@bachboy678 if i didnt know better i'd say that u werent kidding and give you a digital slap on the wrist with a ruler and say "dont be mean"; but im pretty sure ur kidding

@bachboy678

3 жыл бұрын

@@tristenbailey8442 I put an /s in the end, means sarcasm/satire

rSlash: "...and their dad, who seems like a nice guy, but is prone to blowing things up..." Distant Exasperated Yelling: "It was ONE TIME!!"

@youzettasonsofdigits1639

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not a bad person!!!

@Bladedcloud6159

4 жыл бұрын

but that one time will last a lifetime.

@sparkfrog777

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was probably only a malfunction on the grill's part too

@OmniscientWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

A story I heard and don't know the origin. I am going to keep it short. A man was walking with his son in their yard. "You see that house right there. I built that with my bare hands. Does anyone call me a house builder? No. "You see that bridge over the creek there. I built that with my bare hands and nobody calls me a bridge builder. "Get drunk and fuck a goat one time and everyone calls me a goat fucker."

@revengeprod.4528

4 жыл бұрын

OmniscientWarrior soundcloud.com/user-3909721/yvngvdz-water

Throwing ice cream at someone when their back is turned - Damn, that's cold.

@David_H__

4 жыл бұрын

I see what you did there

@asgard_

4 жыл бұрын

Pun intended?

@abrahamthebewildered1448

4 жыл бұрын

@@asgard_ Always!

@asgard_

4 жыл бұрын

@@abrahamthebewildered1448 That was the answer I was hoping for ^^

@OmniscientWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

Not as cold as dropping ice down the back of a person's tucked in shirt...

"Prone to blowing things up?" Kind of harsh for a situation we know nothing about except a dad who had a grilling accident. I wouldn't call that prone. His wife is nuts.

@bookdragon2363

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone but me thinking the kids are the lucky ones (sort of) for not seeing their mom go nuts at the secretary and wanted to be the car??

@caidalee1994

4 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure he was making a joke

@limiv5272

4 жыл бұрын

@@bookdragon2363 They've probably seen her being entitled and crazy a million times in their lives

@grahamslover2834

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think rSlash was being harsh about the dad. Unless rSlash has information he didn't share, how the dad was being careless or something. However, I think he was being defensive about the stupid EM being so careless with the kids. So, he gets a pass.

@moniquegranados8824

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe it wasn’t an accident, perhaps he was trying to blow up his wife but went off too quick.

Patreon Pronunciation Report: Patreon was said once during this video, at 16:14, and it was pronounced correctly. This was your PPR.

@JoseMartinez-gk2ke

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Berhane he said it right in this video

@Louis_2568

4 жыл бұрын

@@JoseMartinez-gk2ke time stamp pls it would be a good edition to the report as well

@JoseMartinez-gk2ke

4 жыл бұрын

Louis Wai will do!

@lucab515

4 жыл бұрын

@@Louis_2568 it's at 16:14

@apples6684

4 жыл бұрын

haha "pp"

Karen: Gets ice cream for her child. Also Karen: Throws it away.

@alexkniaz530

4 жыл бұрын

I love how she said "but..." as if she expected to get away with throwing it at the employee.

@petzi_afton

Жыл бұрын

R.I.P Ice cream

I am calm. He pronounced Patreon correctly. Serenity. Peace. Joy. Complete.

@eyeccantseeyouu

4 жыл бұрын

But he essentially said piss

@VanNessy97

4 жыл бұрын

Wait, it's not PayTreeOn?

@LaineMann

4 жыл бұрын

It is

@phoenixj5785

4 жыл бұрын

@@revengeprod.4528 why are you spamming?

@BucketofDoge

4 жыл бұрын

FloofyBubba wait, how can you see that?

The second story got me thinking, have you ever seen than in most toxic households, at the very least one member of the family, tries their hardest to obtain the qualities the other members of said family lack?

@SesshouFan22

4 жыл бұрын

It's just like if someone experiences abuse in their childhood, when/if they have a family of their own they either continue the cycle by beating their own family or they go in the opposite direction and never touch their family in any negative way. My step-dad was abused hard core growing up, but when we were little he refused to spank us 99% of the time because he was so afraid of accidentally hurting us thanks to his own childhood.

@PC-qu7zk

4 жыл бұрын

SesshouFan22 it’s good that he’s breaking the cycle

@RoseWolf-lw5jg

4 жыл бұрын

True and nice picture

@revengeprod.4528

4 жыл бұрын

SesshouFan22 soundcloud.com/user-3909721/yvngvdz-water

@revengeprod.4528

4 жыл бұрын

• FBI • soundcloud.com/user-3909721/yvngvdz-water

Entitled lady: “throws ice cream” Op: “Byakugan” palm rotation

@youzettasonsofdigits1639

4 жыл бұрын

bruh.....😂😂😂 I can't even

@RobertFrost10

4 жыл бұрын

This is an awesome comment and reference. X3

@averageguy6774

4 жыл бұрын

64 PALMS!!!

@marcelocapeljunior3579

4 жыл бұрын

The Hyuuga are the strongest managers of Konoha.

@Hanako-San100

4 жыл бұрын

Hyuga is my favourite clan after uchiha and uzumaki

I'm glad that one girl was removed from the will. I just wish the mom would have raised her better, or would open her eyes to the entitled monster she created

@SesshouFan22

4 жыл бұрын

I was hoping the mom would end up removed as well, or stipulations would be placed on the money for the rest of them stating if any of them gave the sister any of their money the rest of their would be divided among the rest of the family instead.

@JOBdOut

4 жыл бұрын

I think its proof that it can't all be nurture - I mean, the mom raised one person right.The other one came out wrong.

@Syrahl696

4 жыл бұрын

@@JOBdOut There's definately both nature and nurture that go into determining how a child will turn out, you're not wrong there. But I wouldn't be assuming that they both were 'nurtured' the same way. Just because they were raised in the same house by the same parents doesn't mean they were treated the same - which is fairly obvious when you look at eldest child vs youngest child. I'm any case, that girl turned out to be a right nasty piece of work. I'm just glad I get along well with my own older sister.

@spydersoup8447

2 жыл бұрын

@@JOBdOut You mean, OP is the mistake child while her entitled sister is the perfect child, right? I'm kidding, this is obviously the mindset of the mother since you can tell that the mother despises OP for telling off her selfish sister and refusing to give her money to her sister, and there was an update of the story where the grandmother was about to die soon and since OP had been a disgraceful child, she must give her money to her perfect sister. OP pretty much had enough of them and I can't remember what happened afterwards, but I think it's safe to assume that OP is completely done with her mother and sister and has moved away from them.

Love to see a boss who ACTUALLY has their employees backs. Soooo many bosses just say it and then turn on you whenever anything happens

Op from the last story has some damn good reflexes I mean he literally did the return to sender achievement in real life

@sweebow5288

4 жыл бұрын

Natalya Fazylova Not quite

@lamihadamshareef5270

4 жыл бұрын

But good enogh.

@PurpleMoon799

4 жыл бұрын

return to soda

@AestheticWaif

3 жыл бұрын

@@PurpleMoon799 lmao

Entitled Mother: (tries to THROW ice cream at employee) OP: "Please leave." Entitled Mother: (Shocked pikachu face)

@Shuichisaihara5499

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the Karen that threw soup at an employee.

The entitled granddaughter sounds just like my nephew. The only time my mum and dad see him is at Christmas when he knows he's getting money. He never calls them, never comes to say a quick hello, never gets them anything for their Christmas or birthday. When it comes to his birthday money (again) gets put in a card and sent to him. My mum and dad are both in their 70s and they've always treated him well yet he can barely even say hello. His other family he would go to the ends of the earth for, all their birthdays and Christmases he will for out for but as far as he's concerned we don't exist. I've kinda washed my hands of him now. That way we can't be disappointed anymore.

@jeremytheimer7443

4 жыл бұрын

How old is your nephew, hopefully his parents will try and teach him to be grateful for what he receives. I ask this because if he is an adult soon or currently he probably won't listen.

@matte3539

4 жыл бұрын

This makes me feel bad, because my grandfather does so much things for me and i never say hello when he is calling my mother. (I know its bad, but i never talk much to my family. Only to my mother, i dont know why but its a weird feeling talking to them) I really should talk more with him.

"Give me free food or I'll throw food at you" Me: If you already have food to throw at me, why don't you just eat the food? Throwing food at me sounds like a waste of food.

@cheemsburger8275

4 жыл бұрын

She should have eaten a snickers

@cupcakeprime559

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's counterproductive

@Syrahl696

4 жыл бұрын

I honestly thought that it was going to go the way of "she gave the large cone to the child and walked out without paying", but apparently I was wrong. It seems to me like EB didn't have their child's desires in mind at all - if she did, the child would have been eating that cone. Instead, she just wanted to "win" a "fight" against some poor hapless fast food employees (who aren't really allowed to retaliate back at all) . I'd say the EB is being more childish than the actual child...

@hunnykun101

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking!!

@pumpkinmenadianepumpkinpie8596

4 жыл бұрын

Here's some Free food.. That's me..

The ice cream cone sounds like Chick-Fil-A talk, I used to work at one and dealt with many EP. The one that sticks to my mind was when I was working the drive thru drink position and one of the headset people didn't communicate with me that the customer asked for no ice. Which is no big deal, customer was frustrated so I pour the ice out top off the cup and hand it to him. He then says it's still not right and I'm like okayy. So, I get a brand new cup fill it with his drink, stick the straw in it, and hand it to him. He then says it's still not right, Thanks for ruining my night and drove off. I am still befuddled to this day about this one.

@bluestreaker9242

4 жыл бұрын

See, the problem is you should have counted every individual cube to make sure it's not an odd number: if it's an odd number, the drink is contaminated. Everyone knows that...just ask Squidward. Lol! X3

@WyntheRogue

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like the yutz was either trying to scam his way to a free drink or had a few screws loose.

@ccm1092

4 жыл бұрын

@@bluestreaker9242 To bad I never thought of that back 10+ years ago when this took place. But Yeah counting cubes is a great malicious compliance :)

@LeannahW

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah customers at CFA are either super nice or super crazy. I HATED drive thru but I still preferred it to being in the dining room because at least the drive thru was brief interactions lol. I was happiest in the kitchen

@jessiegibson9637

4 жыл бұрын

I immediately thought chick-fil-a with the description they gave. People are nuts.

Second story: They helped with education, rent, buying a house, and smaller things like groceries lol..... so everything

@Bleu_Bug

4 жыл бұрын

It sounds like they only help out with that extra stuff if they need to i.e. if the person absolutely can't pay for it they will help

@chloegallardo603

4 жыл бұрын

I was just going to mention that I made my own way at 17 when I graduated im 32 and can count on one hand how many times I asked for money I'm not hating it just seems like slightly inaccurate wording

@hamzasultan96

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, when I heard that, I guess OP was thinking like a kid or geek. You know: "They won't buy you everything, the latest iPhone and MacBook aren't on the list, or a gaming PC". Nevermind the fact that anyone recieving that money could easily pinch pennies and buy anything they want too.

@hoguhq

4 жыл бұрын

@@chloegallardo603 llllll(

@compyguy

4 жыл бұрын

@@hoguhq, Is this Morse Code or something?

If the bosses "literally" have their employees' backs, that'd be some really weird looking guy. Or a serial killer who collects spines of his victims.

@ShadowWolf14__

4 жыл бұрын

💀

@vergilsparda8835

3 жыл бұрын

@@ShadowWolf14__ the wrath?

@ShadowWolf14__

3 жыл бұрын

@@vergilsparda8835 what?

@greywalker505

3 жыл бұрын

That escalated quickly.

I have nothing but respect for any nurse who works ICU, especially burns. I hated working burns the worst during my years in critical care, so sister, even on a bad day you are among the best! That being said, your handling of this Momzilla was priceless and fully worthy of the long line of RNs whose spirits are applauding you. Well done!

3:32 My daughter is turning 3 next month and I could NEVER leave her in a car, let alone anywhere in public. I take her into the bathroom with me even if she doesn't have to go.

@mambiiii882

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a young teen and even I know that I can't leave my 3yo cousin alone... That lady is just stupid and should not be a parent.

EP: Give me free food! Employee: No, I can't. EP: HOW DARE YOU?! _Discards food for not getting food_ Employee and every other sensible soul: Heh

The fact to you post your demonetized videos to your patron makes my beautiful children sick. Its not fair to expect them to go support you on a second platform. I DEMAND that you send me all the videos completely free in an early download able format so I can get them to stop crying 😢 You really should understand at this point that my children watching you brings a lot of exposure as they show all their friends at school and to make up for you stealing videos from them that they could be watching is unforgivable. Please send me the videos and your KZread channel to make up for it. I would also appreciate it if you sent your dog to us too. My kids love him and won't stop asking me for him. Anyways dm with the videos and KZread channel so we can get together and set a time an place to pick up the dog. Have a blessed day! 🙏 P.S. if you dont I WILL SUE. Thanks!!! Edit: I posted this 14 seconds ago and still no DM. PLEASE REPLAY ASAP.

@alsanova

4 жыл бұрын

Ok Karen 👍😂

@bluestreaker9242

4 жыл бұрын

I sincerely hope this is a joke post. XD

@jemgeorge1236

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so dead! I can't even!!! xD Also, Ummm, HECKS NO! I want the dog!

@Lyndiloo

4 жыл бұрын

I involuntarily read this in Karen's voice. A+

@angeliki5135

4 жыл бұрын

OP you spelt reply incorrectly. It currently spells replay, as in replay the video.

That first story really got me. Since COVID started my mom has been in the hospital with fungal pneumonia and on the ventilator. She got better, but now she has a new infection that had gotten into her blood stream so she on the ventilator medically paralyzed. Only one visitor at a time, thank goodness they don’t have age restrictions, (I’m 17) but I haven’t seen my mother in 3 months before this so I don’t want to her that lady’s kids hasn’t seen her husband for 3 days

@SparDanger

4 жыл бұрын

Yikes! Sending positive vibes to you and your mom!

@captain7381

4 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, you're mother is going to be Okay. 💕

@Ash-uo8sp

3 жыл бұрын

@Okay Cheryl I hope that your mom's doing alright and my best wishes for her heath and you. ❤

I see a lot of people misunderstanding the way the grandparents are in the second story. They said they HELP with financial needs, my parents are doing the same thing, I pay my way myself and they help by adding their own money when I need help, not for personal fun, only bills and food. If I don't have the money for fun, I don't ask them for the money. I save up and try again once I have it

@spydersoup8447

4 жыл бұрын

It's just that OP's parents and sister pretty much took advantage of that so that they can get more money. That's what I saw, two grandparents that are reasonable and generous and are willing to help out the other members of the family for their financial problems. But one part of the family who are greedy, money-hungry and selfish pretty much used that for their own gain and have no shame from their actions at all.

The grandpa story really pisses me off, my grandfather passed away recently and I didn’t get to visit him before he passed and what I wouldn’t give to have seen him i would have nothing left. I miss him so much I can’t imagine how someone could be so ungrateful that they’d steal from their grandparents and then have the nerve not to want to see them in their final moments. That spoiled brat doesn’t deserve a dime

Entitled People This isn’t a world without them...

@justsomepandawithinternet

4 жыл бұрын

Ywwéée

@zhipeizhou5582

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, that is true though. Our planet isn’t fun without entitled people who don’t really know what they are doing or saying

@masqueradenoir5767

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately

Listening to other people's lives makes me start to appreciate everything I have.

"Dad has a habit of blowing things up" oh come on, he can't help it if he's clumsy. Also, tbf, situations in the hospital can bring out the worst in people due to stress.

"Prone to blowing things up." You're basically calling the father negligent because of an isolated incident where blame is uncertain. Good move.

@LostPlaytester

4 жыл бұрын

Ehh less so negligent and more so accident prone

@Silver_wind_1987_

2 жыл бұрын

@@LostPlaytester accident prone yes. Like wheeljack from the 90s transformers who constantly blew himself up lmao

Happy Fourth of July everybody and no I’m Canadian.

@yappymcyap

4 жыл бұрын

SkylanderDragon I’m American. It sucks here. Can I go to Canada

@simplysim1346

4 жыл бұрын

meanwhile Mr Beast lighting up 600k dollars worth of fireworks

@historyrules5951

4 жыл бұрын

Simply Sim1 he loved America to much

@simplysim1346

4 жыл бұрын

@@historyrules5951 some may say he made America great again

@codyjohnson6427

4 жыл бұрын

And no? What does that even mean?

_"Give me free food or I'll throw food at you!"_ Uhh...am I the only one seeing the contradiction here?

@ILoveLeannn

4 жыл бұрын

Here you go sir 🍩🍰🍪🍔🍳🍮🍭🍫🍟🍝🍕🍖🍗🍱🍞🍙🍚🍛🍲🍢

People should need a lisence to have kids. The only problem would be policing this

@thesexysanghieli7818

4 жыл бұрын

So China?

@Fernanda-jx6ep

4 жыл бұрын

@@thesexysanghieli7818 of course they don't mean that. I think people should have psycogical evaluation to see if they can be parents and if they have problems, mandatory therapy

@filmandfirearms

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fernanda-jx6ep I don't think most of these people have medical issues, it's personal ones

@Fernanda-jx6ep

4 жыл бұрын

@@filmandfirearms therapy helps with personal issues and sometimes medical, you need a psychiatrist for medical mental health issues.

@filmandfirearms

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fernanda-jx6ep My point is, how do you prove that someone is going to be a shitty parent before the fact? Besides, I'd be willing to bet that a lot of these entitled parents had kids by accident

that second story made my heart break for everyone, especially for the grandparents :''''(

That second story is brilliant. There is nothing wrong with having money and making kids earn it. It builds character and helps you know what to do when situations with not having money come into play.

EM: "Your mistake made my child cry!" OP: "What an excellent opportunity to teach your child about emotional fortitude. You know the old saying, 'don't cry over spilled milk'? Same applies for small ice cream." Also, they should've filed a police report with the security footage. Intentionally throwing things at someone is assault, whether it hits or misses.

The second story reminds me of my grandma. She only contacts us when she needs money

@charminglady2011

4 жыл бұрын

Really, I Know me, and my brother pays for some of our grandmothers bills. My mom, and her brother takes her to the store and pay for her groceries. I thought giving them money is kind of normal. It's what family does right?

Hi once again٫ i am not asking for any likes or something but i just wanted to thank R/slash once again even if i dont know him٫ but this morning my dad stopped breathing and soon passed away not to long ago due to covid19....at the moment i dont feel capable of having will power to live since now i lost 2 of my best friends my dog a few months back and now my dad...everyone father mother whatever you have as a parent figure please appreciate the moments you have with them٫ i spent my last day yesterday with my dad believing he was gonna make it alive٫ i dont have a strong bond with my mom since i was closer to my dad i feel like my dad was and always will be my friend....thank you R/Slash for the daily dose of content and making me have more will power to be with my dad...again not asking for likes...i am not asking for anything but thank R/slash for at least giving me 5% of willpower to try and make it thorough the morning...again thank you

My heart broke listening to the story with the grandpa. My grandpa died around 2009 from cancer, and it hurt me so much listening to how awful that girl treated her family. I lost him at such a young age and I could barely look his wheelchair when he passed. RIP. ❤️

The story about the entitled sister who got everything paid for really pissed me off. She got everything handed to her on a gold platter and still blew it all on parties and expensive restaurants. So disrespectful.

Man, if I had grandparents who paid for my school i would be eternally greatful and try my hardest

If OP still lives with his parents and sister (for the inheritance one), I really hope the mother doesn't try to steal OP's share to give it to the sister (or keep it to herself).

@spydersoup8447

Жыл бұрын

Actually, in an update, the grandmother was about to die soon and OP's mother tried to do that to OP because in the mother's words, OP had been such a disgraceful child (For what exactly? For calling the sister out for being rude and selfish and being the complete opposite of her sister?) and therefore, she must give all her money to her sister, luckily, OP had enough of her mother and sister and I can't remember what happened afterwards, but I like to assume OP had finally moved out and took her inheritance with her, which is a good call.

Second Story. For any person wondering about college majors. It's not unusual for students to change their major multiple times. I worked at a university helping incoming freshman with any questions or problems they might face while transitioning into college life. The advice I usually give the students is to explore the different Majors available that they are interested in and to declare a major in their junior year. Almost any class they take before then will go towards whatever major they decide to choose.

That last story got my hackles up. I remember what it’s like to be “the newbie” in a business. It wasn’t fun. At all. That Karen had absolutely NO RIGHT to threaten those employees or throw food at them because “My OrDeR wAsN’t RiGhT!”. Good on the boss for having the employee’s back and putting her on the do not serve list.

Man if I had grandparents who would pay for my dream college and whatever else I need I would study really hard and graduate and try my hardest

"Haven't seen their dad in 3 days" Bruh i see my dad only weekends and in summer breaks every other week

@RazzelDazzel456

4 жыл бұрын

Oml same my dad works mon to Friday 3 to 12 barely ever see my dad

@jerberus5563

4 жыл бұрын

Some of our fathers are 6 feet under.

Working at Starbucks, I have one word of advice for you all in case you find yourself in the same situation: If you’re ever selling HOT COFFEE to an ANGRY CUSTOMER...... keep your hands up and ready..... My last boss got a 200 degree cup of black coffee thrown at her FACE. I wasn’t there, but I heard she took it like a CHAMP. Then called police. Idk what happened after that. But if you’re giving someone something hot and they’re mad, DO NOT LET YOUR GUARD DOWN.

Employer tears out the spines of their employees to keep in their collection. "It's good to see an employer who LITERALLY has their employees backs"

1:26 Why did I hear the Impractical Jokers’ “Well...”? 🤣

(1) The dude blew something up once, how is he “prone” to blow stuff up?

Speaking from my experience as a fast food employee, it seriously sucks when people yell at us for simple mistakes. Also even worse is the screaming child. It’s very irritating lol

First story, we were similar. I'm a volunteer at my local NHS hospital, asking people to use the hand sanitiser and wear masks. During the worst of covid in the area, we would deliver any care packages and any clothes family members wanted to deliver to the wards. We got into some heated discussions with family members when we told them that they couldn't visit or drop things off themselves.

Hey all, I'm here on time again, as usual

@adelheidbreidvik

4 жыл бұрын

Happy 4th of July

@hoguhq

4 жыл бұрын

Hey! rSlash member!

@simplysim1346

4 жыл бұрын

ayyyy

@EternalLostsEternalHell

4 жыл бұрын

Nice to see you FBI.

@ok-kd4ed

4 жыл бұрын

Happy 4th of July FBI:)

So it’s basically: “Give me free food or I’ll give you free food”

I was the first in my family to go to college. I got a lot of scholarships but my blue collar parents had to pay for stuff like books AND I had work study (you do a low level job on campus for minimum wage). After that I took out a loans for my higher degree which got me a white collar job. I then supported my parents 100%. I am grateful for their unfailing financial support even when things were tough and can't IMAGINE what it would have been like to have a family member give me a free ride. My school debt (which I've paid off over the years) was the size of a mortgage. So basiclly, since I eventually bought a house I started my career off owing the equivalent of 2 mortgages. Other people have the world handed to them and are ungrateful. I would have made that grandad PROUD.

That supervisor who gave that employee a break is AWESOME. When I worked fast food, I was cutting a box of bbq sauce open and accidentally cut my wrist super deep. They didn’t send me home or put me on break, I just worked the rest of the day and when I got home it was too late for me to not have a scar from it. I should have gotten stitches.

13:05 you can hear what sounds like a bounce of a ping pong ball. XD

@gamingandlego4735

3 жыл бұрын

You know he is a good content creator when the smallest noise error is pointed out multiple times in the comments. That’s how rare issues in his videos are.

Hiiiii love this so much I just hope he notices me

@justsomepandawithinternet

4 жыл бұрын

No

Regarding the money-hungry EB in the second story, I have a similar story about my cousin. He was my gran's (dad's mum) golden child. She was always talking about how well he was doing, every achievement he made (not that many as he was lazy beyond words). He knew that she would give him anything she wanted and he capitalized on that big time. When she had to stop driving due to ill health, he got the car (which he crashed and totaled within a week) when our granddad died, he got his full kilt (traditional Scottish men's clothing) which was worth a three figure sum. When she was no longer able to supply him with money or material goods, he stopped communication with her. Didn't go to visit her, didn't call to speak to her etc. When she passed away last year, he skipped on her funeral, with a pathetic made up excuse (no one could look after his dogs, I'm sure if he tried he would have arranged something). When we scattered her ashes, he didn't turn up either. I have had no contact with him since me and him were 15 (he's 6 weeks older than me and I'm 29) and have no intentions of reaching out to him. He is a selfish man, who quite frankly needs to grow up (he won't though, his behaviour has been indulged his entire life).

My grandma helped me pay for my university before she passed away. Any money she left me my dad stole and bought a new house with, 3rd or 4th house within the decade. I can't imaging how anyone could be so cruel to someone that helped them out that much. $12k extra, If I had that kind of money just given to me for school, I could bust my ass twice as hard, just to make them proud. Even from what my own grandma gave me, which was a lot less in comparison to the story but super grateful to me and my family, I still have straight As, and I wish my grandma could see me now. I'm two weeks until graduating, and still going strong.

KZread is an entitled parent. "We demonetized you, but you should be grateful for the *experience*."

Finally!!! Entitled Parents!!!!!

the manager is a awesome person! working in a place that serves food can be difficult sometimes and with that karen i would have yelled and told her off to respect people who work with food.

One of these days I expect someone to go to the casino and demand free quarters saying "I'm gonna gamble them ALL away anyway, you should just let me have them for the fun of playing the machines."

12:45, I thought he said "downvote if you see Named" (alot of my online friends call me Named cos its shorter than ToBeNamed), and I was like wtf.

woop early for once, sup everyone hope your days are going well

@simplysim1346

4 жыл бұрын

sup dude

@sherwoodparklollipopparade1783

4 жыл бұрын

*i am now in early squad*

@devonthephantomofshadows9585

4 жыл бұрын

@@sherwoodparklollipopparade1783 same

@sherwoodparklollipopparade1783

4 жыл бұрын

*i have left early squad*

1st story. I grew up in a different time. 3rd of 6 children, if any of us ever misbehaved in public, we were promptly escorted to the car, locked in and told to stay there. 5 out of 6 kids only got that punishment once. I, however, was born to rebel. After the 3rd or 4th time, I unlocked the door and walked to my friends house, about 10-12 city blocks away. I spent the night, telling my friend's parents that my family knew and had OK'd it. They were fine with this, because I was a fairly regular overnight guest. My parents, however, were positive I had been kidnapped, or worse. Police were called. Aunts and uncles scoured the neighborhood all night through the nest morning. Finally, at a decent morning hour my parents started calling my friends. The 2nd phone call located me. While they were enroute to pick me up, I left and went to the 1st friend they had contacted. I assumed they wouldn't call there, because they had already called them once. Long story short, I evaded my parents, family and police for 36 hours. I was 8 years old . I was never left alone in the car again.

OP from the last story is a badass, he deflected an ice cream cone coming at him at high velocity, and then instead of blowing up or using violence, he just said in a menacing tone " leave *NOW* "

0:07 - ICU Visitor Karen isn't allowed in because she brought her 3yo and 6yo sons with her, leaves the children in her car unattended, throws a fit (TW: Child neglect) 3:45 - Entitled mother gets mad at OP's rich grandparents for leaving her spoiled daughter out of their will for being a thieving spoiled bitch (CW: Disrespect for the dead) 12:44 - Titular story - Fast Food Store Karen demands OP the manager to let her crotch goblin have a free ice-cream cone because their employee gave her a cone of the wrong size, then throws the remade cone at an employee

My mom only let us stay in the car when my older brother or sister where there with us (me and my little brother) but now I'm allowed to stay by myself🙂 my little brother isn't tho

Yeaaaaaah.. I was maybe four or five and my father and his mother were taking me way up north, to my deceased grandfather's cabin. They stopped at like 9:55pm at a bar along the way. Leaving me, in the backseat, terrified. Every time the bar doors would open, since they parked pretty much right in front of them, I'd perk up, thinking it was them and we could leave. But it was always a stranger. 12:55pm they FINALLY come out, not sober at all. Another time he was taking me there alone and told me to get him a PBR out of the cooler and I said "you shouldn't drink and drive" and he said "Oh, this isn't beer, it's adult pop" and I was like "I may be five, but I do know what beer is"

I’m dead at the restaurant story 😂. It’s definately Chickfila and i worked there for 3 years. And it sucks because customers will walk all over you and you can’t be rude back

Hey rSlash! I really enjoy the content! I had an idea that maybe you could make a second channel to read picture books for little kids! I know your voice would help my kids fall asleep!

@justsomepandawithinternet

4 жыл бұрын

🤔🤔🤔

@chunukbair9506

4 жыл бұрын

🤔🤔🤔 yeah I mean how many views would there be though it’s not really worth it

Hey guys I need a Car but needs to be A Lambo BECAUSE I SAID SOO if u wont I will call the Police

@lieyunus8123

4 жыл бұрын

R u joking? (Pls not)

@RoCreate

4 жыл бұрын

lie yunus r/youngchildren

@ILoveLeannn

4 жыл бұрын

@@lieyunus8123 Lol

@5thgengameplay501

4 жыл бұрын

Underappreciated comment ^

@justsomerandombananawithin3705

4 жыл бұрын

Damn I have Ferrari but you seem you want a lambo so sorry for wasting your time

I disowned my sister for wrecking a vehicle that was still technically in my name because she needed help getting her kid back. She decided that it was more important to go out drinking and partying instead of focusing on getting a full-time job and custody of her child back. This was also after she knocked my side mirror off a vehicle that I didn't even have paid off.

That boss in the last story... He's a hero. He deserves every drop of respect that his employees give him.

When I saw the title I thought it was choosing beggers

Blessings booth By reading this comment you will be blessed forever

I have a similar story to the last one When I was 16 years old, I worked at six flags over Texas specifically in the cold stone next to the superman tower. I had a woman come in demanding I would take the coupon but we can’t except the coupons (We can’t except cold stone coupons only six flags) I told her this multiple times she just kept getting louder and meaner to me eventually my boss came in handled the situation and gave me a 45 minute paid break

I have good hand-eye coordination, but slapping an ice cream cone out of the sky is NOT something I could do, so I respect that man.

At the end his last word was cut off Does he post every single decade? December? I DON'T NEED SLEEP I NEED ANSWERS

@themostbritishpersonalive868

3 жыл бұрын

Deez nuts

About the second story: The sister seems like she has a mental illness or something, if it would be it wouldn't excuse her actions but it could be a reason.

With every Karen who goes into a restaurant or something they also have the same ending to their sentence “you just lost a customer” which is kind of a blessing in disguise bc if that is the customer they are losing then you should be great full

I felt bad for the guy who had a sister who was a spoiled daughter, using their grandparents' money for something that wasn't important. I'm glad that their grandmother removed her from their will if she tried to use their money again.

Listening to these stories, I'm just glad I don't live in the West.

IM LESS THEN A MIN EARLY FOR THE 3RD TIME IN A ROW

That mom who was about to throw the cone is so lucky police weren't involved. It would be considered assault.

1st story: my brother and I would sometimes (not often) be left in the car alone (car was on, and always locked with those door buttons) at 5 and up. If someone walked by, my brother and I would duck down. We treated it as a game, based off of the commercials on the radio at that time that warned about an outbreak of car break ins. The rules were pretty much just "don't get spotted, but if you do, glare" Rather weird, but we were children, and we were having fun with it. The ac (heater in the winter) was always on, and I'm pretty sure my mother or father kept an eye on the car, just letting us have fun.

heeeey, he's saying patreon in a not weird way now

I feel bad to the food workers who get abused by the karens

The story about the rich grandparents... how does this girl LIVE WITH HERSELF? Like I would be in the middle of thinking about a hissy fit and feel bad. Who can act that spoils and not feel bad? All that time and money and disappointed family makes my heart sink.

Dude... The story about that girl and how rude and disrespectful she was towards her grandparents made me SOOOO angry. My grandfather abandoned my mom and her 5 siblings, cheated multiple times on my grandma before leaving. Years later (I was 14 and it was the first time I ever saw him), he came to our house and supposedly needed a place to stay (he was homeless since his ex wife kicked him out). Time passed, and he made my parents argue A FUCKING LOT. It was horrible. Finally, during my 15th birthday, I saw him leave... Hours later, after a little reunion I had, two of my uncles started fighting on the yard. Punching, throwing empty beer bottles (made of glass), screaming things... When the police came, one of them had to go to the hospital. The reason of the fight? My grandfather told each one lies about the other one saying horrible things about them. He escaped before the shit went down. My grandmother? Got a boyfriend from Italy, left a month and then my grandfather moved in. She came back and pretended they were a happy family. Also she has done HORRIBLE things to my parents as well. If your family is so supporting of you, and loves you so much... Why in the fucking shitty world would you treat them like garbage? I just don't get it. Appreciate what you have.

Title be like: I used the food to get the food

When you’re so early no one has likes on their comments

@abandonedaccount_901

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah *(I just did that this second)*

@justsomepandawithinternet

4 жыл бұрын

You're* Seriously why can't people tell the difference

@muhammadabbasi7159

4 жыл бұрын

Just Some Panda With Internet Access English isn’t my first language and I’m 13 I’ll change it if it makes you happy 😊

@datree308

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a horse with zero likes on my grey horse hair like button

@soupmafia2129

4 жыл бұрын

I am 14 and English is not my first language too. And I am happy that English people are always warning other people about the grammar mistakes they do. It really helps a lot, since you learn from your mistakes.

I know this isn’t reddit but whatever- a couple of weeks ago I was at the skate park with my boyfriend on a hot summer day. (We are both teenagers)- there was a few little kids there and other teens that I know from my highschool. To explain the main problem here, my boyfriend is a year older than me ( I’m 15 he’s 16) and he looks a lot older than his actual age, but I have kind of a baby face. He’s also doubled my height (I’m 5’9 and he’s 6’10) and he has very bad anger and is very protective over me. He’s also extremely fit so he’s one scary looking guy. But when it comes to me he’s a gentle giant. He was skating around the skate park watching out for the kids as I watched from afar so I wasn’t in anyone’s way. I was minding my own business when some boy (he looked around 11) came up to me and started hitting on me saying “ hey gorgeous what are you doing here at a place like this?” I nicely explained to him that I have a boyfriend and that I’m too old for him. He ignored the fact I said that and he sat beside me and put his hand on my thigh. I was uncomfortable and nicely reminded him that I’m older than him and that I have a boyfriend. He replied with “who cares baby, he doesn’t have to know” and he moved his hand closer to my private. I was so uncomfortable and pissed off that my only thought was to slap him and move away, so I did. Then SHE happened- god help our souls- “ExUsE mE” some 30 year old looking lady came huffing and puffing towards me. “HoW dArE yOu SlaP mY sOn” I kindly explained to her what happened as my boyfriend came back over to me after he saw what happened. “MY SON WOULD NEVER DO THAT” she was shouting like a mad woman and everyone there was staring. (I have very bad PTSD when it comes to people yelling at me so I will normally begin shaking in fear and start crying) I was beginning to become scared and I started crying and shaking so I hid behind my boyfriend, “STOP BEING A LITTLE SHIT. YOU ASSAULTED MY BOY” my boyfriend was NOT having it and he was pissed off. He looked down at this lady and glared saying “look lady, your son was harassing my girlfriend and was groping her, she told him to back off and he didn’t. You should teach your son some damn manners before I do it myself” the lady took her sons hand and she backed up, I could see the fear in her eyes. She left in a hurry dragging her son behind her. My boyfriend turned back to me hugging me trying to calm me down so I stop crying and apologized that he didn’t see him do that to me. Him and I still go to this day and we haven’t seen them since

Damn i wish my grandma and grandpa would do the same...(they don't have anywhere near 2.8 billion) they are going to "split it evenly" even though my dad has been tending to them the entire time they have started to go a bit "off the wall". Not to mention he has been farming with my grandfather for all of 40 years. He refuses to give my dad the farm as he is rightly owed and says he has to split it with his sisters. He does all the work, billing, investing, crops, taxes, property tax, fuel, new equipment and repairs, not to mention keeping his parents place intact. His sisters have never stepped foot in the farm yard since they were little. They come for holidays to "show face" but act distant and run as soon as they can. Like literally 8 hours time they are leaving. No help from any sibling, no answer about what to do with them, where they would go, who would help pay, nothing. Haven't visited in over 3 years now, plenty of new grand children and new additions to the family via marriage... no sign of any of them ever coming. They will sure as shit come when they pass away to reap whatever they can off them. It's really not fair my dad invested his whole life into farming and should at least be able to have the farm and its contents seeing as how he was the one that made them happen. My aunts live in different places, ranging from 3-10 hours away. I keep telling my grandpa that he needs to give my dad peace of mind that he will give him what he rightly deserves but just scoffs at me like I'm unaware of the circumstances. My dad is the only one taking care of them now since they live just nearby but he refuses to change his mind even with this help. I have a weird relationship with them as well, I will gladly help and do things around with them. but they always try to throw $100 bills at me for doing even the most simple of things. They try to buy out there love... I know nothing about them personally, no stories, no laughs, no memories, no fun times, nothing.. just they are my grandparents and i have to respect them... which i do. I just wanted grandparents who people talk about that have stories or showed them cool things, or wisdom on something. They are just people down the street from where I used to live now. Sad they don't take any interest in their own childs kids. I know their names and when they are born, that's about it. I'm sure some will say I should reach out to them, no.. i refuse to get to know someone who doesn't even know if I am alive, let alone cared anything about any of (me and my brothers) growing up. My brothers and I lived next door for 13 years and I never once had them come to a game, talk, ask anything about me, or even get to know me beyond my name. My grandma hugged me and said I love you for the first time ever when I graduated high school, the only thing I can ever recall. Obviously I didn't even know how to respond to such an act so i just said... thanks... Just curious what the people think of this story... Let me know.

To the Entitled mother in the first story: my parents are divorced and due to COVID I haven't seen my father in 3 WEEKS, and I always not see my father for 3 days due to them being divorced and not living in the same neighborhood.

dude just NINJA BLOCKED the f out of a low tier karen attack

Seriously fast food employees have to deal with way to much rubbish from people. It’s really nice to hear about a boss who is such a great person.

Remember folks the nicest people can be your worst nightmare when they're pissed off