CPS should be called on those who steal their children’s literal dying wishes. Keep them away from their final wish

@Dust3290

2 жыл бұрын

They shouldn't even be parents to begin with if they're just going to use their children like that.

@Ragehunger

2 жыл бұрын

I thought it had become a policy of the Make-A-Wish Foundation to only take requests from the dying kids in question, with a signed consensus from both the child and their legal guardian, and report every obvious sign of entitlement to authorities. There has to be a zero tolerance for this kind of emotional manipulation.

@TsukiKageTora

2 жыл бұрын

@@Catholic_Warrior I feel like just as much as it could be corrupt like that there could be just as many people manipulating. There are cases where people manipulate their children to lie or manipulate the workers into believing their kids are acting out for attention Nothing about either is good, but a lot of kids are saved from abusive situation because of the good part of CPS

@dracko158

2 жыл бұрын

When the dad says "You're gonna die anyway!", I had to pause the video to compose myself, because that line nearly made me punch a wall.

@zkonexpo9610

2 жыл бұрын

@@dracko158 Eh, I'm honestly used to those comments on this channel by this point. I've watched numerous r/EntitledParents stories. PLUS, I know how often this stuff actually happens at the Make A Wish foundation.

It absolutely breaks my heart that there are multiple stories of parents stealing their child’s make a wish. Makes me absolutely sick.

@genseven4616

2 жыл бұрын

yeah but wtf says to a dying child "you'll be dead soon, give your wish to your sister who can enjoy it" that's evil

@GTSE2005

2 жыл бұрын

@@genseven4616 wtf do those "parents" think make a wish is for?

You have to be a special kind of evil to not only steal the wish of a dying child, not just any child, but YOUR own child, but to actively say that they're gonna die anyways and that everyone will hate them. Good god, that 'family' is fucking sickening.

@phillippevictor

2 жыл бұрын

Dip them in the remains of the Chernobyl Reactors

@emiliaholmberg3320

2 жыл бұрын

Make a wish should if the child is old enough and in good enough condition to talk to the child directly and skip the parents so that the child can get what they want without having to hear the parents trying to guilttrip them into doing things that they never wanted to do in the first place.

@willwh9228

2 жыл бұрын

Can we all agree that those type of people shouldn’t be considered human.

@eeeby_deeby

2 жыл бұрын

@@phillippevictor Best place to put them is Pripyat, which will take another 20,000 years to be safe for human inhabitance. The reactors would still be dangerous but not due to radiation, but due to unsafe structures that have been abandoned for 30 years and exposed, rusty metal.

@phillippevictor

2 жыл бұрын

@@eeeby_deeby I think I was referencing the basement, where the radioactive ‘elephants foot’ is, which still contains some molten radioactive material.

Story 2: Imagine being so upset about the fact your children can't enter the soft-play area that you proceed to insult and harass some disabled child that *can* enter the area.

@McSnezzly

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's fake. The OP uses a lot of offensive language towards disabled people.

@jaxmorningstar6703

2 жыл бұрын

@@McSnezzly im sorry if im mistaken, i might have zoned out or missheard/misunderstood but as far as I could tell, most of the hateful language came from the people in the wrong..

I think we can all agree that there is a very special place in hell for "parents" who use their kid's Make-a-Wish to their own benefit while giving zero shit about said kid.

@glennrishton5679

2 жыл бұрын

.....and may they discover the joys of hell soon...

@ScooterBond1970

2 жыл бұрын

I don't even believe in hell per se but I wholeheartedly agree with this.

@toppsfamilyadventures8884

2 жыл бұрын

I'm an atheist ⚛ but sometimes I hope I'm wrong just so justice may be served.

OP in the Make-A-Wish story should message Tom Felton with her story. The guy is endlessly nice and probably answers. It not perfect but, better than nothing

@thehaveninthehand

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! One of my online friends met him a few years ago while out walking :D

@bristonchatman2334

2 жыл бұрын

My make-a-wish is for that part of the family to pay back for the trip

@ultraginge1990

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully Tom is a Rslash fan!!!

@DPWFG

2 жыл бұрын

I met him at fan expo; he stayed late to make sure he met everyone who was waiting. He looked so tired, but he was still super nice. I gave him a picture of his face that I drew.

@lildreadnaughtstarwar

2 жыл бұрын

I just commented “Tell Dhar Mann about the Make-A-Wish story” when Redditor covered the story.

Stealing a kids make a wish is just so, words can’t describe how dumb and awful that is

@finnmchugh99

2 жыл бұрын

Despicable, deplorable, vile, inexcusable, downright evil?

@Twinklethefox9022

2 жыл бұрын

@@finnmchugh99 yep

@Ghost-np2ey

2 жыл бұрын

These people don't have any empathy, or a soul for that matter. Really i think that whole test for reproduction might have some Merritt

@evadedenbach1226

2 жыл бұрын

That is why a Make A Wish volunteer and a social worker need to be in the room when the child's wish is made and when it's granted. That way, if an entitled parent uses the wish on themselves, it can be shut down right then and there.

@silverflight01

2 жыл бұрын

Stealing from dying children is an unforgivable sin against society.

“It’s not stealing, it’s sharing.” **proceeds to rob a bank, claiming that I’m not stealing the cash, but rather, the bank is sharing its finances with me**

@ramenbomberdeluxe4958

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, so THATS how taxes work! :0 I’m kidding-

@monetizacao6607

2 жыл бұрын

rSlash: *proceeds to make a superior voice for the damn baby that she is, probaby spoiled*

@radioactiveassassin5218

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, yes, forced communism.

@VicGeorge2K6

2 жыл бұрын

Sharing is when one voluntarily gives somebody else something out of the kindness of their own heart, and usually with permission. Stealing is when one takes from somebody else when that permission isn't given.

@darthmaul8278

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not stealing your life your sharing it with me

I work in Film/TV and one of the shows I worked on a while back was pretty popular with Make a Wish kids. As part of my job, I got to be the one to take the families to set and introduce them to the actors. It was one of the most gratifying and joyful things I’ve ever had the privilege of doing. The cast and crew treated the families like royalty - they sat in directors chairs, got signed scripts, pictures and swag..one kid even got to blow something up. I miss that job…

@evadedenbach1226

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

@InsertCreativeusername_

2 жыл бұрын

What show was it?

@maplecake

2 жыл бұрын

Isn’t it the best? I also worked on a show that’s popular with Make A Wish kids and, while I didn’t take anyone around myself, knowing the absolute joy the show brought to those kids made all the other… um… not so pleasant things about the industry more bearable.

@Kiefsti

2 жыл бұрын

@@maplecake You two have awesome jobs, and clearly sound like genuinely nice people 💜 I love wholesome comment sections.

@KittenUndercover

2 жыл бұрын

@@maplecake totally! I wonder if we have worked together in real life lol

This really pisses me off how these entitled parents treat disabled children. It makes me see red. I worry these kind of parents are gonna end up raising children that don't have any empathy or compassion for other people. It also drives me nuts to hear about people who try to take advantage of a dying child to get what they want. It is their wish Not their family's wish! My nephew got his wish when he was little and he got better and wanted to raise money for other kids wishes and I was more than happy to help. I worked my behind off making sure we raised a lot. Unfortunately, his cancer came back and he died the following year but he was so happy that he helped other kids get their wish and I was so grateful that I was able to help him do that.

@Dartkitten

2 жыл бұрын

Entitled parents hate all disabled children but their own. If its their own then they'll use the kids to get sympathy or free things.

@ramenbomberdeluxe4958

2 жыл бұрын

Entitled people are nothing but monsters and savages who can’t admit fault, who start shit and act like their fairy tale logic justifies their evil uncivilized behavior, and who act on delusions and egotism, not logic and reason. My mother is like this too whenever she’s in a bad mood.

@zoppydog

2 жыл бұрын

They don't want them to have compassion, they want them to recognise weakness and if possible in their case exploit it or rake it down as detrimental to their own thriving. Kids these days are very switched on, directed, manipulated or cultivated by their parents into or appearing to be the best = like a cuckoo only much worse.

@dracko158

2 жыл бұрын

The dad, oh my god. I can't believe how unbelievably entitled he is. Make a wish is for a kid with illness, not a free vacation for you and the family, how hard is it to understand that?! If I were the mother, I'll give him a massive backhand across his face for daring to wish death on my kid. And then I'll file for a divorce. Jesus, the gall of some people...

@TvTrollByIvy

2 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine, as a child, living with the knowledge that your days are probably numbered and hearing your family saying stuff like "you are dying anyway, we hate you, you should die" etc... How soul crushing it must be?

That kid from the first story is being set up for failure. Depending if a person the kid took food from had taken a bite, the kid could easily contract something communicable from the saliva if he ate it as well. Just imagine getting cold sores because you were taught to steal food because your mommy said “iT’s MaNnErS tO sHaRe”.

@garysprandel1817

2 жыл бұрын

Depending on how long the kid is allowed help himself to others food getting a complimentary knuckle sandwich is a possibility.

@VicGeorge2K6

2 жыл бұрын

"It's manners to share". It's also manners to ask before you lay your hands on something that isn't yours to take.

@ElleriaZer

2 жыл бұрын

Like mono

I really hate how entitled people try to use Make a Wish for a free family get away. *IT'S NOT ABOUT YOU, IT'S ABOUT THE SICK DYING CHILD'S LAST WISH IN LIFE*

@sharknado9855

2 жыл бұрын

How much i agree with this comment is bigger the space and time

@anonymousjohnn7969

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah even the one kid who asked for a sundae, literally like asking shen long for something like a pencil

Normally "and everybody clapped" is a red flag for a fake story. But in the case of the last story, I believe it whole heartedly.

@limiv5272

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same thought

@thekingofcookies4877

2 жыл бұрын

one time in a theatre the sound didn't play so the entire audience was making woosh and pew pew sounds until it was reset with sound, everyone applauding the leaving of a Karen is believable.

@velvetdarksoul8741

2 жыл бұрын

@@thekingofcookies4877 my friend went to watch q midnight screening of No way home someone brought a baby it began to cry people began to tell them to leave and the parents were like they had a right and they paid so someone threw their popcorn at them and u can guess how that ended U never mess with movie goers

@nikibikithegamer

2 жыл бұрын

Tbh she sounded alil entiled herself. I just have that feeling

@A-Microwave

2 жыл бұрын

@@thekingofcookies4877 when i went to see revenge of the sith in theatres the sound cut off during the part when the emperor recovers anakin's burned body, someone then shouted "AGH I'm burning, I'm dying, I'm the lord of the sith, I want a refund" we got free movie tickets because one of the employees heard it

Karen: *"Well, she's not exactly lightweight, is she?"* Me: *"Well, neither are you."*

@albiericketts888

2 жыл бұрын

This made my giggle, thanks for the laughter

@Josh_the_jester

2 жыл бұрын

True but her husband is a lightweight for getting dragged into this scenario, if any

@nathanjereb9944

2 жыл бұрын

@@Josh_the_jester he's so light, he couldn't hold down a single sheet of paper

@Nerobyrne

2 жыл бұрын

intellectually she is ^.^

@soulofflame9999

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathanjereb9944 That guy's probably so light that his wife has to hold him on a leash, or else he'll fly away.

"Rule bending establishment" says the woman trying to bend the rules. Also, that kid will definitely have a lifelong clown phobia.

@CrownedYeti

2 жыл бұрын

I would've just yelled at the lady myself during a quieter part of the movie, in front of the whole theater. It only take one push to get that ball rolling, and I'm sure she would've left after being told to do so by dozens of people.

@XLFz882

2 жыл бұрын

Yah chlorophobia

@Nerobyrne

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty much everyone bends the rules. Bending the rules isn't that bad, as no rule can incorporate all edge cases. That's also why judges will pardon people who broke laws, cops will choose not to arrest people, etc. But it really depends on HOW you're bending them. And if you're being a dick doing it. Plus, they didn't even bend the rules, because "physically disabled people are allowed in" was in the rules ^^

@therealspeedwagon1451

2 жыл бұрын

I can already tell. I imagine a lot of people have a fear of Santa from when they’re young.probably relieved when they find out Santa isn’t real (sorry kids watching this)

@jeffr5552

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealspeedwagon1451 yeah but Santa didn't eat the children lol

There REALLY should be a system in make-a-wish where they have a 1on1 talk with the kid and see what they REALLY want cause there seems to be way too many cases of parents stealing the wish from their dying child Like COME ON BRO

@thecraziestcrayon

2 жыл бұрын

They actually do that. They have multiple meetings with the child, even come to your house. They ask for a list of your top wishes, and talk over why you want that wish. They help plan out everything and there are several chances to change your mind, back out, or add things to your wish.

@LusciousTwinkle

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecraziestcrayon Hmmm ...

@bobbybutler8897

2 жыл бұрын

@@thecraziestcrayon this is one of the reason im on edge about that storie my bs sence is tingling

OP's story about her sister with cerebral palsy being picked on and harassed by that nasty woman broke my heart... I met a kid with cerebral palsy at a friends graduation party years ago and he was only 5 at the time. He ended up passing away a few years later and it was very tragic to hear about, he was a cute kid. I could never imagine talking about a disabled child with such malice and disrespect. People with disabilities are people, some of these ableists need to know that.

@Draracle20

2 жыл бұрын

The worst part of that disease, the people with this disease don't live a long life. And they are some of the nicest kindest people I've eer met

@Supraboyes

2 жыл бұрын

@@Draracle20 disease?....sorry but disease... I can not believe you just said that. It's NOT a disease.

@Supraboyes

2 жыл бұрын

@@Draracle20 DISEASE...

@Nerobyrne

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, it's not their fault, so being mean to them for it just makes you a douche. We should pick on people for their actions. Like making fun of handicapped people ^^

@Supraboyes

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nerobyrne who's making fun of handicapped people?

My daughter qualified for a Wish from a group similar to Make a Wish. I know the process should envolve the child getting to voice what they want. My daughter wanted to ride a horse and meet Elsa. So she is getting to do both. I know however if her wish was different and all she wanted was maybe a new dress or a trip to the beach (these are her likes) then it's her choice I should have no say in what her wish should be. It always makes me mad to hear about parents who deny their kids the things that are ment to bring them joy during a time of great pain. We are so excited for her to get to live her dream as it is Her dream.

@thecraziestcrayon

2 жыл бұрын

sending your daughter lots of good vibes and hugs. I hope she gets to feeling better and loves her wish as much as she can. May it be one of the happiest memories of her life.

Me: do atheists go to hell God: no Me: what about parents who steal their own dying child’s make a wish God: ohhh yeah straight down to the boiler room

12:52 There needs to be a law enforced so if a parent does this to a dying child the parent will be charged for taking from a dying child? I hate how when the real victim who deserved to get the trip or the wish doesn't get it the parent who bullied them into giving it to someone else against their will should burn in HELL?

The fact that these make a wish stories are becoming more common is honestly very worrying.

@janew5550

2 жыл бұрын

it's even sadder when you think that the only reason we hear them is because more kids have access to internet these days. who knows how many more of these stories exist and how many entitled relatives are taking advantage of dying children. :(

@littlesongbird1

2 жыл бұрын

I believe standard practice with Make a Wish and others is to interview the child alone and ask them Why they want that wish and if anyone influenced it. My friend runs a similar charity "Dream Factory" and they do that as well.

@Nerobyrne

2 жыл бұрын

it's possible that they're fake, after all, "stealing a kid's last wish" is basically the ultimate entitled move. Not saying they ARE fake, but just keep that in mind.

@InsonaSibel13

2 жыл бұрын

@@janew5550 you also have to imagine for how long, cuz MAW has been around since the 80's well before the internet was available to everyone. So there are probably more stories like these from way back then that never voted told

I legitimately had to stop at the last story when OP's dad said "You're going to die anyway". I have no words for how upset that made me, I actually felt a cold chill when you read that line.

@littlesongbird1

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly: the healthy child was going to have more time to get her wish. Did it ever dawn on the parents that they could have figured out how much it would cost and sit down with healthy sister and explain to her that they can budget and save for her to go Disney? It would have been great way to learn about saving for a goal.

@Outcastsage9033

2 жыл бұрын

@@littlesongbird1 but nope, why do that when you can just be an asshole and steal a dying child's final wish

“This place will never see my business!” Said the parent whose children are too tall to use the place anyway.

story 1: I don't think the mother acts like that if a other child steals *her* food

@nightrayneraven1323

2 жыл бұрын

She probably would scream at the parents "CoNtRoL yOuR cHiLd" *while her child is stealing from someone*

@ScooterBond1970

2 жыл бұрын

"Rules for thee, not for Karen."

Dear Satan: If you haven't already, can you create a special level of Hell for parents who tries to make their dying child's Make-A-Wish all about them?

@Chuckf66

2 жыл бұрын

On it! 😈

@dracko158

2 жыл бұрын

If I were the mom, I'll slap the living daylights out of him for daring to wish death on my daughter. And then I'll file for a divorce.

@Mistfall254

2 жыл бұрын

It should be addressed to God, because He is the one who can nudge a person's way of thinking onto the right pathing not change it entirely if the person is receptive that is.

For the cerebral palsy story, what the mom did was horrendous, but not illegal. Insulting people and arguing with staff can only get you trespassing if the staff want to kick you out. The only response that works for people like that is public shaming.

@miciso666

2 жыл бұрын

where i worked we had one person that had that. and we became best friends. she loved to make puzzles and i ordered some fake lego sets. and we made heaps of figures. her parents where always like : you sure she can keep this? lego is EXPENSIVE and im like yeah its ok. it costed me barely anything. and we even shared some with the elderly. was kinda sad when we had to stop because of covid. but she did send me pictures once on whatsapp saying : look at all my friends....

@kianabrown2865

2 жыл бұрын

I have CP (a mild case, you shouldn’t know it by looking at me) and that story just pisses me off. That mom is awful.

Not sure how it works in other countries, but my local theater informs people to text a certain number in case someone is causing a disturbance before the movie starts. You just have to tell them the room number and a general discription of the disturbance. Thankfully, I've never had to use it, but it's good that the option is there.

If someone calls a disabled person the R word, it should be legal to strike them.

@MasterGhostf

2 жыл бұрын

It made me livid. I'm not one for telling what people to say but using a word as a slur; is very inexcusable.

@ElFrogge

2 жыл бұрын

It should be legal to pistol whip them

@ElFrogge

2 жыл бұрын

Turns out it is legal if they attack the disabled person

Omg that little girl saying "I do" made me tear up. People can be so awful!

Treating your child like a cute stray dog...He's so cute, look at his grubby hands taking a slice of pizza awwwwww!

@JimBonsey

2 жыл бұрын

Bazinga Gillanne! Your 2. and 0! Awesome! I was thinking about a stray dog when listening to him. lol so funny.

@Twinklethefox9022

2 жыл бұрын

My family is like that to some extent. They always say that my little brother isn't reaching for your food. And then what do you know, he grabs something off my plate. He's gotten better and just stares now.

Here’s a thing, my friend was a cancer patient and wasn’t given long left so he had a make a wish, but his family ruined it for some shitty trio to the Bahamas or some shit like that (can’t remember exactly because he told us this story a while ago)

Who else agrees that taking responsibility for one’s actions should be basic 101 stuff? Because I want to make it a law that parents must pass a self-responsibility check and have the concept of being wrong in their system, otherwise they must be banned from parenting in the grounds of narcissism and delusions. For non parents, if they choose to act like monsters and savages who start problems and pretend they’re justified, they will be beaten with a stick as discipline, until they’ve been thoroughly straightened out. I’m joking out of bitterness, of course, I just wish people would do the easy thing and admit fault, it would stop SO many fights before they start!

@JimBonsey

2 жыл бұрын

Who else agrees that taking responsibility for one’s actions should be basic 101 stuff? me for sure. I want to make it a law that parents must pass a self-responsibility check and have the concept of being wrong in their system, otherwise they must be banned from parenting in the grounds of narcissism and delusions. Sounds like this part of the law would be great. too many "breeders" out there anyway. What's global pop now? 9 billion or something?

@nauscakes1868

2 жыл бұрын

unfortunately, it's going to keep getting worse and worse with time. Social media has done a real number on our society. When people get called out -- they don't question whether they're right or wrong, or take ownership. Instead they block and censor who called them out, and then seek validation from others. Which only reinforces toxic behaviors. Add in the twist that they'll probably end up more socially isolated, because internet groupies are not the same thing as intimate friends, and you'll see a lot more unhinged people lashing out. This is the kind of stuff that leads to gated communities.

@agentmaryland1239

2 жыл бұрын

@@JimBonsey We've literally gone up a billion in 10 years, that's scary to think about. Too many people bringing too many more people into the world when we don't have the resources to sustain them and there are plenty of abandoned children in temporary foster homes and adopting houses... At this rate, we definitely need to cull the birth rate. Whether it be by laws requiring parents to take parenting tests or limiting how many people are born per family. There are plenty of people out there who don't plan to have kids at all, which is actually a good thing on the birth rate side. I think we need to make it a standing thing that people are more inclined to adopt before having one of their own. They may just find the adopted child is enough.

@kranberry3318

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I legitimately believe you should have to get a license to be a parent. The only problem is the huge number of kids that are created anyway and have nowhere to go. There are so many people that should never ever EVER be parents!!!

@kageokami35

2 жыл бұрын

@@kranberry3318 "BuT eUgEnIcS" they'll cry as they spend more of their money on alcohol while ignoring their children's needs

I feel that there is a special place in hell for alot of these EPs Who mocks a disabled child Who steels a dieing kids make a wish

I should have done the same thing as the stranger did in the last story. I was on a movie theater watching the new Spider-Man Movie with my brother when this stupid of a man and his kid decided to sat on the seat right beside me, a seat that was supposed to be empty due to the health protocols restriction, there's even a sign that prohibiting someone to occupy the seat but the moron can't be bothered to read for 5 fucking seconds. Me, being dumb and didn't want any confrontation just let him sat there for the whole movie instead of going outside alerting the staff. Lesson learned. Stop being too nice to someone.

1 story: The entitled mom forgot to do the one thing when it comes to sharing: ASKING THE PERSON IF THEY COULD HAVE SOME

@bobbybutler8897

2 жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure its fake

I just got done watching one of your other videos that involved another Make A Wish kid who sadly passed away. She really wanted to meet RDJ but sadly her parents pressured her into going on a cruise instead. These stories really make my blood boil, especially since OPs parents basically said they don’t care whether they die or not and to “think of their sister”. As somebody who used to work in Disney, I can’t help but think now whether the Make A Wish kids that I’ve seen there genuinely wanted to go there or were pressured by a family member. Either way though I hope they still were able to have a good time. Make A Wish really needs to come up with a better system, maybe contacting the kids directly and making sure the parents or other family members do not have any involvement with their decision. Because guess what? It’s not about them and never will be, it’s about the child!

Last story: Reminds me when my little brother and I went to go see the 2014 Gareth Edwards Godzilla. A woman was brought her baby into that screening, and that movie was LOUD AS HECK! I wasn't annoyed at the baby crying (it was understandable, babies cry and if there's a super loud noise, it's going to scare the baby), but I was more annoyed at the mom for just standing there through the loud scenes and her trying to focus on the movie through the cries. Though, the thing was she DID eventually leave. Either it was someone telling her something (or telling the usher to tell her) or she started to feel guilty for the stress she was putting on her baby and vamoosed!

@Linaskye143

2 жыл бұрын

I was super excited when the original Jurassic Park was re-released in 3-D because I felt like that movie was always meant to be in 3-D. A mother had brought her three boys with her to see the movie, and I thought, “Does she NOT know what movie this is?”, but I didn’t say anything. Everything actually went pretty good until the scene when the T-Rex screamed and started trying to eat the helpless kids in the Jeep. Then the youngest kid, who was about four, screamed in absolute terror and climbed onto his mother’s head. I laughed a little at first because it looked like when Abu panics and jumps on Aladdin in the old animated Aladdin movie. I mean, the kid was literally wrapped around mom’s head with his arms over her eyes and his legs wrapped around her neck. My amusement gave way to anger though because the kid was OBVIOUSLY terrified. She was going to traumatize him. Most of the scary parts are so loud that the kid’s screaming didn’t bother me. I was just pissed off that someone did that to their child. Hope the kid peed on her.

Not gonna lie, I've been to movies where someone were being an active nuisance, so I can believe people clapped when she left

first story : id have slapped that hand reaching for my food ! after having a child , ive learned to smack then look , im a fat woman and one thing people should know is you never reach for a fat persons food ! not that i didnt share with my child but i taught her to ask first instead of just taking . when i was pregnant my boyfriend used to just take from my plate and i became accustomed to smacking the hand . and no i didnt just smack my kid for being hungry before anyone gets their panties in a bunch , i was teaching her to ask first , also she had her own plate or bowl of everything that i would eat , somehow mine was "better" than hers , according to her . lol ( she still does this as well and she is 22 lol)

@shirleyharrison2580

2 жыл бұрын

Agree with you. I have 2 kids, sons grown now & they were taught manners starting young. Even when we were visiting their aunts they'd never just go get / do something, they'd ask first, they thanked the waitress when food was brought to the table ect..

I hate it i hate that people KEEP stealing make-a-wish requests from DYING KIDS!

i hope everyone is having a great day

@williamdelbourgo3940

2 жыл бұрын

Same to you

@beeman8845

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I hope you have a good day as well. :)

@hiroshi7025

2 жыл бұрын

On the throne, all is well.

@L1K34PR0

2 жыл бұрын

Same to you and rslash!

@hiroshi7025

2 жыл бұрын

@Tommy Gaming 🅥 We don't care shvt up.

I used to work at a movie theater. That story is normal. As is going to see a rated R and forgetting your kids were in the G next door. They do it so they can force a free refund on tickets or food.

I had a PE teacher in 6th grade with cerebral palsy. He was the kindest and wisest man I've ever met. Hes now in his late 50s and runs marathons. He NEVER let us kids run alone. If we were to run a mile. He was right there with us encouraging us to go on. I have him on Facebook still after all of these years, and love seeing his daily posts asking "what are you grateful for?" He has made a huge impact on my community and the kids in it. We all grew up with him and learned from day 1 that even through he didnt walk and talk like us he was intelligent, funny, and the kindest individual.

The story about the girl with cerebral palsy... _good lord that makes me angry_ . I had a great aunt who had it, and she was the best. Unfortunately by the time I was born she was almost completely immobile and it was tough to communicate, but I have stories from my mother of her of kindness and sharp wit. She didn't let anything stop her, in fact I can remember her still trying to have a conversation with me at 8 years old when she was in her 70s (she died a few months after, may she rest in peace). It's especially angering to me when I hear about people with neuromuscular disabilities being mocked and called r*t*rded. They understand what you're saying, but even if they didn't, *they're human beings and deserve to be treated with the same respect you'd give any other "normal" person* .

@aatelophobia146

2 жыл бұрын

yeah you censoring it is still saying it..

@whitestarlinegoodnight

2 жыл бұрын

@@aatelophobia146 Hm? I censored it specifically so as not to say it. With all due respect, I'm not sure what the issue is here.

That first story reminds me of a nightmare I had. In this world, entitled parents think that everything belongs to them. Also doesn't that mother know what most of the world is going through right now. And then she doesn't see the issue with a random kid, who is questionable if he washed his hands or not (and unvaccinated), just grabbing a slice of pizza from a stranger. She's lucky op didn't do something way worse.

@pandoratheclay

2 жыл бұрын

“Who ordered human?” *Stabs kid*

My reflex to anyone grabbing my food would be a slap or a punch to the face of the thief. And yes grab the Karen's purse.

First Karen: So when your kid ends up in on the floor crying because they touched the wrong person’s food, what then. Also, telling your kids to go up to complete stranger and taking their food, that have to be some sort of child endangerment right?

@AndrewHalliwell

2 жыл бұрын

I know for a fact it would've been fork/stab if i saw someone trying to steal from my plate.

@YourXavier

2 жыл бұрын

Contributing to the delinquency of a minor, perhaps? (Not a lawyer)

Yeah no, theres no way the mom of the first story is not a Karen, theres just 0 chance she isnt.

My parents took me to see Jurassic Park when I was a newborn lol. My mom said I just stared at all the lights, but I would've been upset to see someone bringing a baby carrier into a movie!

The stories where the parents/family steal their child’s make-a-wish wish really make me sad 😞

I feel so bad for Joy. I work in adult care and one of my residents has cerebral palsy. He's a very determined man and always strives to be independent. It breaks my heart to see the defeat in his eyes when we have to help him with something that he thinks he should be able to do on his own

Why do Karens always think that threatening never to come back is a legitimate threat?

@dracko158

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr? That isn't even a threat, you're doing everyone a huge favor by not coming back.

To this last story... I felt that personally. My wife and I just recently went to see Spiderman no way home because it was a matinee and there were literally only 10 or so seats taken, so the theater was super empty. But of COURSE, sat not 5 seats away was a family with THREE toddler age children!! The presumably youngest one would NOT stop repeating the movie and kept asking for their mom's attention, even saying multiple times they didn't like it and wanted to go back home and the mom wouldn't say a word, just letting them ramble on and on and on. My wife and I don't like children, and it was horrid. Movie was great tho

I think Make-a-Wish needs to make a new rule where parents are not allowed to manipulate or gaslight their kids into using their wish for them instead. Kid gets to pick whatever the kid wants, not for entitled parents to get a free vacation. What’s the point of a kids DYING WISH if it’s wasted on Karen’s desire to go on all expense weekend trip to Bali?

@radhiadeedou8286

2 жыл бұрын

But how would they enforce it?

The make a wish stories are upsetting that family would try to steal wishes from dying kids

@Davidecoyotegmodsfmrocks9782

2 жыл бұрын

Some people just want to watch the world burn

@Twinklethefox9022

2 жыл бұрын

That story actually made me cry and make my stomach turn.

@isaacharvey451

2 жыл бұрын

Especially for people who have been wishmakers in the past

I have CP, so does a friend of mine. You'd be surprised at how rude people are when they find out we have it.

Whenever a story involves an entitled parent or family member stealing a “Make a Wish” wish from their kid, I just have to skip it. It pisses me off beyond belief that people get away with that, and by the time the story’s done, I want to punch a wall and cry.

@poohbear4515

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I get equally angry with the OPs in the stories. Sure, their suffering, but some of them could easily tell someone, or stand up to the entitled assholes who are supposed to be called “parents”, or “family members”, but they always cave in under pressure, or have lack of confidence. It’s infuriating about them stealing, but I also blame the ones who deserve the special treatment for not standing up for themselves.

@Mask0fFate

2 жыл бұрын

@@poohbear4515 Keep in mind that some of these kids are conditioned and forced to comply. Even if they object, they’re usually either ignored, or guilt tripped ‘till they give in. And it isn’t till later in life that they realize what their family was doing to them.

The last story is the BEST birth control. I'm never gonna have kids, because I love sleeping, freedom, and money.

@radhiadeedou8286

2 жыл бұрын

If you think going to the movies would bring you more joy than a family then you definitely shouldn't be a parent

@michellestella7477

2 жыл бұрын

@@radhiadeedou8286 seriously?! What a ridiculous comment

@kathlynczako1393

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone has a right to choose to have children or not. Thank you for making the right decision for you. Having children to please others is not a reason! Having them to fulfill someone else's idea of what's right is not a reason!

I volunteer with an NHL team and Alumni group, my Dad played for the team. We get a lot of Make A Wish requests. We speak ONLY with the child and parents because of the horror stories we’ve heard. While someone is explaining the process to the parents, I take the child around the arena to get to know them. I show them things others don’t get to and get a chance to see if this is really the CHILD’S wish. It’s so much fun to make their wish come true.

I like it when Karen's say "fine I'll never come here again" yes please you literally just made my job just a tiny bit better.

A couple of entitled parents were sitting in front of me when i went to watch "The Suicide Squad". With a their 5 year old... I'm still shocked that the boy didin't lost his shit when 50% of the cast died gruesome exploding deaths in the first 5 minutes of movie. Ah yes, and there was a newborn baby on "Spiderman: No Way Home". -Omicron sends regards- Parents, i get it. My mom took me to "The Lion King" and "Jurassic Park" when i was 4 and "Titanic" at 8, but please, at least spare your children from the rated R movies? Pretty please?

@macydimaano

2 жыл бұрын

bro deadass tho. i hate parents who drag their kids to see movies that aren’t appropriate for their age. i went to see a quiet place 2 when it came out so i didn’t expect any kid there bc again, it might be “scary” for their age but nah, some family decided to take their crotch demon (it looked about 5/6 years old) with them and it wouldn’t stop crying and kicking my damn seat the entire time i was watching. the dad wasn’t doing jack shit and the closest thing to parenting that hellspawn got is its mum telling it to stfu during the movie ads (obviously the kid kept on crying bc the movie was too scary for them) lmao.

It makes me sad that people have such an issue with kids in movie theaters, even before they cause problems. My mom was a single mother and when she wanted to go to the movies, I went with her at a very young age. I would just watch my portable DVD player with headphones with the light all the way down, while she watched her movie and it was great. We would sit away from everyone else usually towards the front and share a big popcorn. Being a single mom is hard, and sometimes you can afford a movie here and there but not a babysitter. People should try to be more compassionate.

@Silver0Crow

2 жыл бұрын

There is your mom making sure you're having your own age-appropriate fun while she watches movie in cinema and there is that crazy woman who took god-damned toddler who is 100% bound to shriek at every loud sound to horror movie, sat in the middle or on the front and did not give a shit about stressing the baby

@corundumkrabble5035

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh just fucking wait until IT'S oN dEManD or on a fucking BLuRAy!!!!!!! No fun allowed for parents even when it's reasonable!!

Years ago, my husband and I lived in Cambridge, MA. We went to a Mexican restaurant before going to the movies. The restaurant was wicked busy and we finally got our seats. The waitress brought chips and salsa and then took our order. About 2 min later, the person next to us said, “hey-could I have a chip?” We told her to just ask the waitress and she’d bring more. They kept asking and then grabbed our basket. The waitress saw this, brought us a new basket of chips and said something quietly to the other table. Our food arrived and it looked great…too great, I guess. The other table started asking us for chicken, tortillas, cheese…they would not leave us alone. The waitress came over and told them to stop and if they wanted more food to order it. Otherwise, pay up and leave. We tried to ignore them and they left about 5 min later. They stiffed the waitress. Our meals were totally comped so we left a HUGE tip. To this day, whenever we are at a Mexican restaurant with chips and salsa, one of us will say, “hey…can I have a chip?”

Why am I still awake at 6am when work starts in 2 hours? Idk but now I got something to listen to while I get ready

The first story is so insane. That Karen is nuts

I went into many as you call it R rated movies (here we just know them as age restricted movies) with my parents. However it was always at drive-ins and most of the time we fell asleep before the movie started. I did however have a nightmare after seeing "The devil at 4 o'clock." I also remember a scene from "Three mules for sister Sarah" were Shirley McClain had her head covering of. But that was all.

@bibianaguadalupeislasherre9880

2 жыл бұрын

In Mexico, a few years ago there some young people complaining that first "Deadpool" movie was rated "C" or R in the U.S because they couldn't see it and they had to change the rating a "B ‐ 15" which is PG - 13.

The make-a-wish stories like that always turn my stomach. My 12 year old cousin used his wish to get his mom a really fancy wedding dress (guess who’s idea that was). He died a month before he would have turned 13 and his mom and step-dad got divorced soon after

If your kid cries at a movie theatre and you dont instantly leave, it should be mandatory that everyone throws thier soda pop at you, followed by popcorn. The new age tar and feathering. As far as social grace goes, thats basically like shitting in the street. There are movies that are specifically for children. And if you wanna see an R rated movie, skip the popcorn and drinks and hire a damn sitter. Parents, youre not special.

According to the reddit, someone who worked with make a wish said they actually got things in place to ensure its the kids wish and not the parents wish

My husband and I had Blair Witch Project ruined due to parent who brought a young toddler to the film. The kid was screaming and running around. People started yelling at the mom to get her kid out of the theater. She refused. It was a mess.

@theickster3008

2 жыл бұрын

I feel for you lol. When the movie Sausage Party came out, me and some of my buddies went to watch it. During the previews and woman comes in with like 4 or 5 kids around 6-10 maybe. My experience wasn't ruined per se, but I was dumbfounded by that woman's decision to bring kids to that movie

As someone born with a terminal illness. My family acted the exact same way. My mother tried to get me to make my wish for some random tropical place. But I was dead set on meeting the Ninja turtles(this was back in the 90s). My mother and brothers used that as hate against me for years. And to top that. 4 years ago. I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I was supposed to die. My mother bought a truck in my name and didn’t pay for it for two years, hoping I would die, and the insurance would pay for it. And my little brother actually took my cancer and pretended it was his own. He shaved his head. Got medical leave from work. Had people hold fundraisers for him, and more. When I found out. I told every single person I know. My little brother called me a selfish piece of shit and my my mother said “who cares. You’re going to die. You owe him. It’s the least you could do” WHILE IM CURRENTLY PLANNING MY FUNERAL BECAUSE NOT A SINGLE DOCTOR THOUGHT I WOULD SURVIVE. It got even worse. I shared that whole story on Reddit entitled parents some time ago too, in fuller detail.

The pizza theft one made me retch. Unvaccinated, unmasked and you just walk up to put your [I am betting unwashed] hands on someone elses' food? But then "It's not stealing! It's SHARING!!" No, lady, it's sharing if it's offered, it's stealing when it's taken. The disabled child story, I had to pause the video and walk away for a moment to take a breath. I really hate when people toss the r-word around. It's been tossed at me multiple times, across childhood and adulthood. And the poor girl was just physically disabled, she could understand every word. [probably smarter than the mother too] Malicious compliance, mwah. Insert chef kiss here. Ugh, another Make-A-Wish theft by the parent. I think they should have some kind of policy where the agents ask the kid directly what it is THEY want. As for the baby in the movie story, yeah, my own entitled mother pulled that, with me. I want to say it was a theaater re-run of Return of the Jedi, because I wasn't born yet when it first came out. But she was getting looks from other people well before the movie even started. To my credit, baby me didn't make a single sound the entire movie. But man, makes me cringe whenever I think about it.

I’m happy that the last story described that the movie would be to LOUD for the baby, not to scary which makes sense since a baby wouldn’t understand what would happen or that the movie even is scary. If the movie did HAVE those things the baby is scared of like vacuums or a its dad shaving his beard then it would probably be scared,

@DeathProductions200

2 жыл бұрын

Also like. You can always get refunds if you can't make it to a movie if you bought your tickets in advance. Theaters usually are accommodating to these things cause health conditions, and other emergencies exist. Shoot, I think it should be against policy to bring in any kid under the age of 7 (where they can tolerate loud sounds, and comprehend movies better) and be strict about the ratings until you hit being around 15 years old if you're accompanied by an adult for r rated movies. Grocery stores I get. Being your crotch goblin there. But in a place where they are supposed to be quiet. No, not at all. Cause they can't communicate at all, outside of screams and cries.

She is the worst entitled mother I ever ever heard of how can she justify having her kids steal from other people's plates I guarantee she wouldn't be had that attitude if someone took something from her plate

@DrkWhiteWolf

2 жыл бұрын

the person was cutting the pizza with a knife and fork, do you know how many people would literally have stabbed that little turds hand without even looking to see who it belonged to? Literally anybody who grew up with siblings would have put one of those utensils to the bone.

As a movie theater employee, the stories that take place in theaters are very relatable. Several times we've needed to get the manager because people were making a ruckus. And kids are just ridiculous. They likely won't remember and the messes they make are just ridiculous.

That first story had my blood boiling. I grew up in a time and place where the r-word was still somewhat socially okay to use as a casual insult amongst people you knew and I grew up with people using it in casual conversation (like calling your friend it when they did something dumb or, for example, I was in maths class in middle school and we were doing some geometry related artwork for a display for the school's open day and someone cut a paper shape wrong so it was a little wonky, and their response was "oh well, this one's gonna have to be a bit r*tarded I guess"). That was just the casual side, there were also those who used it to intentionally insult other people, some who were actually disabled. I have, myself, used it in casual sentences with middle school friends because I didn't really know what it meant, and also English isn't my first language so I would pick up on pretty much anything my classmates would say, thinking they were acceptible slang words. When someone very helpfully explained it to me and why it's not an okay thing to say, I stopped using it immediately and always feel like a terrible human being when I think about how casually I used such language back then. I'm in my 20s now and to this day I still know people in real life who are my age who think calling someone the r-word is fine and think people are just sensitive or "trying too hard to be politically correct". It sickens me that people will still throw it around like it's nothing, even when they know what it means and how hurtful it can be, LET ALONE AN ACTUAL FREAKING PARENT WHO IS ENCOURAGING IT IN HER IMPRESSIONABLE CHILDREN.

We’ll never see the full extent of a entitled parent and what lengths would they go to ruin someone’s day.

*reads title* _sigh_ Not again :/ I hope OP’s “father’s” side of the family gets their karma. Same with Soft Play Karen

"This establishment will not be getting any more of me!" Is that a threat or a promise?

I'm never surprised to hear stories of parents bringing children to movies they shouldn't be at. I still remember hearing stories of moms that took their under ten year olds to see Deadpool, a movie everyone knew was rated R. Then getting mad that there was gore, nudity and swearing.

First time I've been here in under a minute. Starting my day off with your videos is always great!

@wookiemellon2038

2 жыл бұрын

It’s just a moment that’s like I AM SPEED

rSlash, I don't know if you take "requests", but here's one from me: A pro/nuclear revenge story involving the Make-a-Wish foundation. The internet is huge, there should be at least one.

Last story with the toddler: That is the kind of mom that would try to pay a child sitter less than half of minimum wage and then get surprised nobody will take such an offer.

That first story reminded me of something from my childhood. In around 4th grade a new family moved into town about a block from where I lived (and right across the street from my best friend). He was a year younger than me and he was a thief. He didn't go for valuable, he'd just steal whatever he could get his hands on. Random things like a whet stone, a sprinkler, a 1-month old kitten, food, a book, a chair, etc. And his mom used to urge him on and tell him he wasn't stealing enough. It was absolutely nuts. I can't count the number of times I'd have to walk into his house and take back something he'd stolen from us while his mom just glared daggers at you for taking it back.

The last story is probably the reason why the movie theater near me has a rule anyone under 17 can't go into a rated R movie. Doesn't matter if they're a baby or not.

@katashworth41

2 жыл бұрын

Here they tend to be rated 15 or 18 so they’re not getting in anyway. No cinema is going to want the huge fine for letting in anyone underage, though obviously everyone tries it at least once lol. I only did once and my friend’s mum bought us the tickets (I was a very young looking 14 year old, hell I just turned 35 and still get IDd for alcohol).

After hearing the Make-a-Wish kid story, I felt compelled to ask. Dabney, do you take care of your mental health? Some of these stories are so depressing. I hope you're doing great!

@this_is_a_tiny_town

2 жыл бұрын

What kind of a thing is that to ask someone for absolutely no good reason?

@hualni

2 жыл бұрын

@@this_is_a_tiny_town Tell me you didn't actually listen to the video without telling me you didn't actually listen to the video.

@this_is_a_tiny_town

2 жыл бұрын

@@hualni of course I listened to the video, why would you think I didn't? It's weird that you think I'd just go and make random comments without listening to it. I imagine you're implying that rSlash is a nervous, anxious wreck because he had to read it out. Like I mean, he's reading out Reddit posts, it's not the Bang-Bang Club.

"Her wheelchair can't fit in." WOAH! That's an ADA violation as I'm assuming that's not some historic building that they're using for kids to play in.

It's a small thing but the fact that OP in the second story chose the name "Joy" for her little sister makes me smile. It suggests that she loves her sister and thinks very well of her. It's easy for older siblings who take care of younger siblings to grow a bit resentful but this obviously isn't the case here.

Love these videos man! Keep up the great work! :)

The "wish thieves" story should be posted under "R/ThatHappened" I don't believe a word of that story... From the make a wish contacting THEM (I'm pretty sure you have to contact them, they don't get lists of sick kids), the doctors thought I was going to die from "brain damage" and now I'm healthy and successful hmmm... to the "they all told me they hated me and wished I would die"... Nah, written by a tween who wants attention. Yes, crappy parents can pressure their kids to choose something they want/more valuable and so on,e I've read several stories like that, but this one is just so unbelievable...

Two stories Re:small children and movies. 1) A friend of mine, Aaron, went to see a movie with his boyfriend. Someone has brought a young baby with them. The child started crying about halfway through and the mother wouldn't leave with the baby. Finally during a quiet point, baby still screaming, Aaron pipes up with "either take the baby out or I will eat it." Shocked the mother left, with child. No clapping, just stunned horror. 2) My friend Jenn loves horror movies. When the Exorcist was rereleased she got tickets to see it. As the movie starts getting scary, she hears a very small voice say, "Mommy, I'm scared." Jenn had two smalls herself and was shocked that someone would bring, what looked like, a 4 y/o to see The Exorcist. Que demon manifestation and child screaming and crying in terror. Jenn immediately left to get an usher and said that there was child abuse occuring in the theater. The woman actually refused to leave, to the point that the manager had the movie stopped and security remove her. I don't understand why people take small children to movie theaters for showings that aren't geared towards kids. We are so paranoid about our kiddo bothering others we only take her to drive-ins.

As someone who has a mild form of Cerebral Palsy thanks to being born almost 4 months premature, I always make jokes about the abbreviation.

@stormeyedselkie

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I have it too and I was 4 months premature as well. I wish people were not judgemental

These make a wish people need to have a person to ask these kids what they REALLY WANT not what their parents want and that they won't get in trouble. Then go with that.

The title already makes me lose faith in humanity-

First story : Unfortunate that the restaurant had to take a loss there, because of some ahole parent who thinks stealing is the same as sharing... It's only sharing, if you ask and they agree to share. If you take without asking, it's stealing. That kid is going to grow up and be just like his mother, a selfish grunt.

LOL! when our son was an infant I took him everywhere. Movies, sleept through the entire thing. Adult toy stores, the women working there fawned over him and carried him as I shopped. He really was well behaved and the few time that he would fuss we always left immediately.

I about died laughing when you commented on the abbreviation

Day 3 of telling rslash he has a sexy voice

So, about that last story. My parents didn't bring 1 toddler - they brought 2. Me(4) and my brother(1) to the premier of Return of the King. Apparently, we had been furious to learn they had gone to see the Two Towers without us. My brother cried through all the dialogue and was utterly entranced by the fighting.

My aunt had Cerebral Palsy. By the time I was born she was bedridden but she was always so sweet. Dad even took video of our trip to Disney (my aunt loved Disney movies) so he could give it to his sister so she could have that experience. She passed away from pneumonia when I was in college, and I really miss her.