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0:00 Entitled friend demands to use my car anytime he wants, claiming that he has just as much of a right over it, if not more than I do. (u/drock31681)
5:26 Am I the Jerk for suggesting to my wife that she needs to lower her standards when it comes to being a parent? (u/Creative-Decision675)
9:18 Am I the Jerk for not giving up my seat on the bus to a woman yelling at me, claiming that I was not handicap and that she deserved it more? (u/Swimming-Contact6122)
12:06 Am I the Jerk for going back to my parents house, after my husband let his homes, live infested brother into our house? (u/Weird_Theme_2795)
14:48 An Entitled Neighbor screams at me and my husband after we started doing yard work on a property near his house. (u/Coriehatchet)
18:36 I got a parking ticket for a spot I clearly paid for, so I got some revenge. (u/Sufficient-Forever11)
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  • @AmItheJerk
    @AmItheJerk9 ай бұрын

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  • @fullmetalgamer6062
    @fullmetalgamer60629 ай бұрын

    Story 2: The narrator can't be any more wrong. The OP is not the jerk. There's nothing wrong with your children waking up and doing their own thing before going to school. That's what happened when my younger siblings were older. They woke up, ate cereal, took a shower and were out the door. That doesn't mean my mom didn't love them. They were old enough for their hands to not be held.

  • @jmackultra

    @jmackultra

    9 ай бұрын

    The narrator is frequently wrong

  • @mikethoroughgood16

    @mikethoroughgood16

    9 ай бұрын

    Yeah he can be a bit judgemental too

  • @CxciliaStxrs

    @CxciliaStxrs

    9 ай бұрын

    So true ik like he’s just trying to be a good dad

  • @SenseiRaisen

    @SenseiRaisen

    9 ай бұрын

    The narrator is a SIMP for women.

  • @pottsalot2395

    @pottsalot2395

    9 ай бұрын

    Had to stop watching him because he has these paths

  • @aparnarai3708
    @aparnarai37089 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I feel like the wife is being too controlling towards the kids Kids need alone time alone to develop themselves

  • @gotenblack2542

    @gotenblack2542

    9 ай бұрын

    ya i dont think op is the bad guy he just wants them to live a little

  • @Juzokinnie

    @Juzokinnie

    9 ай бұрын

    She sounds almost exactly like my abusive aunt. She is definitely being overly controlling. She isn't necessarily abusive, but this is behavior that an abusive parent I know has.

  • @AshleeDelano

    @AshleeDelano

    9 ай бұрын

    Yeh OP not a jerk imo, he is not like he doesnt want to do those things, its just that the mom goes to the extremes and then complains about it

  • @gotenblack2542

    @gotenblack2542

    9 ай бұрын

    ya i bet if this was the other way around the narrate would be saying op is not the jerk for being like that

  • @viviennemorgan7217

    @viviennemorgan7217

    9 ай бұрын

    op wants his or her kids to be relaxed.

  • @kpbennett7743
    @kpbennett77439 ай бұрын

    Story 2: There has to be some kind of middle ground. It's not uncommon for kids at age to get up and get their own food before going to school. Though the main complaint I have is the screen time. Schools often require use of elecronics and internet to complete assignments. Something my parents implimented instead was, if my homework was done and i had read a book of my choosing (and of my grade level of higher) for one hour, then i could use my screens up until one hour b4 i went to bed.

  • @Goomba1309
    @Goomba13099 ай бұрын

    Sheesh, it's just like they say: with friends like these, who needs enemies?

  • @Juzokinnie
    @Juzokinnie9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: This is a bad take. At minimum the wife/mother is overly controlling. She reminds me very heavily of my abusive aunt, who also has extremely controlling behaviors. The mother isn't necessarily abusive but this is still a red flag, as it could result in her becoming an abusive parent very quickly. Not saying you can't be doing this stuff, but 2 hours is pretty strict and you don't have to be doing activities outside of the home ALL the time. That just gets stressful if you do it constantly, you need time to relax too. Museums aren't fun for my cousins because my aunt forces them to go and it's all she wants to do when they go on vacation. That's how you turn things that are supposed to be fun into a miserable experience. Sometimes you need to just let things go and just not worry about things. It's really stressful when you're constantly on a strict schedule.

  • @gotenblack2542

    @gotenblack2542

    9 ай бұрын

    ya

  • @JeremyKonzJames

    @JeremyKonzJames

    9 ай бұрын

    Completely disagree with you. Kids should be playing in this new thing. It's called outside. 2 hours of screen time is more than enough. It sounds like your aunt didn't make any of those things fun for her kids. Yeah, museums can be boring if they're not made to be fun. And there's other things to do than museums. Not everyone that wants to limit screens is your aunt.

  • @Mechjoc

    @Mechjoc

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@JeremyKonzJamesthere is a happy middle ground somewhere in all that. It just doesn't sound like either wants to find it.

  • @princessmarlena1359

    @princessmarlena1359

    9 ай бұрын

    Sorry about your aunt. I hate people such as that. It’s it about playing outside or the devices, it’s about her and control.

  • @RedrumZombies

    @RedrumZombies

    9 ай бұрын

    @@JeremyKonzJames More than enough? Go live in Amish country then... Get off youtube...

  • @oversol5469
    @oversol54699 ай бұрын

    Story 2: the mom is out of order. There is nothing wrong with either parent's parenting style but on days she needs a break she should simply take that opportunity and not question if the father is more relaxed in his parenting. The children also need a glbreak from the constant routine so they can learn to make their own decisions

  • @Gavs_rc_hobbies
    @Gavs_rc_hobbies9 ай бұрын

    As someone who recently lost their mother to cancer, it makes me mad that people use the passing of a family member as a ploy to guilt someone.

  • @GeauxTigers2024
    @GeauxTigers20249 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I can fleetly disagree with the narrator that Mom is being insanely over protective of her children, and I can’t stand parents like that. The screen time thing sure, but there’s no need for her to be that over protective

  • @mason4318

    @mason4318

    9 ай бұрын

    It isn’t over protective for parents to want to limit screen time, and make sure you can see your parents out of the house

  • @Relatable_444

    @Relatable_444

    9 ай бұрын

    I agree with dryicegaming

  • @Relatable_444

    @Relatable_444

    9 ай бұрын

    Look at it from a kids point of view unless they ask for more attention within reason then let the leash out a little I have learned from experience it can be better to let a kid spread their wings so to speak

  • @kidflaxh5130
    @kidflaxh51309 ай бұрын

    story 2 so am prob the only one that will say this but no op isn't the wife seems like she is not letting the kids have time to be kids

  • @jacobgibson3651

    @jacobgibson3651

    9 ай бұрын

    Fr

  • @dogofwar6769
    @dogofwar67699 ай бұрын

    Story 4: UGH!! Had something like that happened to my own family. Save that it was even worse... managed to get a bed bug infestation because a roommate dragged his homeless unmediated schizophrenic sister into our apartment.

  • @barbarachocobocolina
    @barbarachocobocolina9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: Actually... I would say, that the kids are old enough to get ready themselves. And to learn, they have to get ready for the bus. I'm from Germany, and for me, it was normal that I had to get up, make myself breakfast (if I had any), and then go to school. Independence is a skill, that can... and should be learned early. But... I guess we only read his side of the story. His wife sounds, a bit, like she has herself some ADHD.

  • @brandonnewby178
    @brandonnewby1787 күн бұрын

    Right off the bat: Whiff. Not even family... Can't wait for that Notherrealname's family reunion. 😂😂

  • @williamdocherty1816
    @williamdocherty18169 ай бұрын

    Unless their name is on the registration then they don’t own anything

  • @Regden1000
    @Regden10009 ай бұрын

    The second story. I have to disagree with the narrator on this one, the OP isn't the jerk and his wife seems like a helicopter parent. Don't have much to say about the breakfast part because when I was a kid school started at 7:50 AM, so not a lot of time to eat breakfast. As for the other stuff I think only 2 hours of screen time is way too strict, let your kids choose what they want enjoy doing and going out every weekend is a little too much, maybe once or twice a month they can go to a museum or a zoo or maybe even a picnic, that way both parents have more time to plan whatever they want to do during the weekend.

  • @_aballa_
    @_aballa_9 ай бұрын

    I don't understand why this narrator ends all stories with "What should I do?" When a majority of the time, the situation is already done.

  • @raerose2278

    @raerose2278

    9 ай бұрын

    thought provoking question 🤔

  • @sandrasausville9103
    @sandrasausville91039 ай бұрын

    As a Gen X member. As soon as I turned 13 I was pretty much on my own, I got myself up dressed and out to the bus stop. Both parents worked and so I helped out with the house and everything else. There's nothing wrong with being independent

  • @vexxama

    @vexxama

    6 ай бұрын

    Ok, but that’s being helpful, the dad just wants to sleep in all the time, stick his kids in front of screens and not help out because he has lower standards. It’s not that he’s busy, he just doesn’t want to. Imagine you still did all that but your parents werent hard working and you become independent just so they could ignore you

  • @commanderelite
    @commanderelite9 ай бұрын

    So I 100% disagree with the narrator on this. The wife sounds super controlling, the OP is not a jerk and from what he says he is involved in their lives, but sees that his kids are growing up so he doesn't need to wake them up all the time. And this is from someone who growing up had a controlling mom. Thankfully my mom started to calm down when I got into high school, but before then I kind of saw her as this really controlling mom, where as my dad was like the OP and I always loved my dad, he was always in my life but he was way more chill about stuff when I was younger. Now I'm not saying that the kids in this story will see their mom and dad the same way I saw them when I was younger, all I'm saying as someone who grew up with these kinds of parents I honestly felt a bit closer with my dad growing up, I loved them both but still. This is just a bit of insight from someone who lived through this kind of thing.

  • @mr.nobody949
    @mr.nobody9499 ай бұрын

    Story 2: The kids are old enough to learn to cook and make there own choices, Bad Take

  • @Twisted_Happy
    @Twisted_Happy9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I began to get myself ready at 6 and im fine if my mother was like that i'd resent the mother more

  • @brandonnewby178
    @brandonnewby1787 күн бұрын

    Story #4: in sickness and in health, am I right 🤣🤣

  • @Dr_Ray_Cism
    @Dr_Ray_Cism9 ай бұрын

    Okay just saying, my dad usually sleeps in in the morning and rather than me seeing it as him being neglectful and lazy, I see him as someone who realizes our capabilities and isnt being a dick for not giving up his sleep to say goodmorning, especially when he can just text us when he does. Not wanting to always do something all the time isnt neglectful/lazy, its called relaxing and not making a bad impact on your children.

  • @dogofwar6769
    @dogofwar67699 ай бұрын

    Story 5: I wouldn't say that rich people are always entitled. Been my experience it depends on how they got rich. If some person managed to strike it rich through something like a successful business they're generally decent people. If they managed to be rich through through a fluke, or even worse, generation wealth; well those people tend to be just like the jerk in that story.

  • @raymondgarafano8604
    @raymondgarafano86049 ай бұрын

    Some people are so fkg entitled it is amazing! Like where do they get these attitudes?

  • @mido_chan6723
    @mido_chan67239 ай бұрын

    Only 24 comments?! Lets fix that :D Btw amazing video, i listen to the storys while playing or eating :]

  • @Tubb2581
    @Tubb25819 ай бұрын

    Story 5: narrator u can't just walk in and take a shower at a homeless shelter, its not a hotel. There's only so many beds and they literally turn people away. It's not as easy as just dropping someone off like their catching a flight. plus it's his brother.

  • @lizMT
    @lizMT9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I agree with the narrator on this. A kid of 10 or 12 shouldn't parent themselves and miss their parents in the morning. That means the only time the parents get with the kids is after school for a few hours and on the weekends. Even that hour before the kids leave for school, still creates memories for the kids and parents. It would be a lot easier on the wife if the dad stepped up a but and made an effort to help the mother.

  • @Robin-mc1je
    @Robin-mc1je21 күн бұрын

    For the first story it mentioned how they had 2 hours a day of screen time. I had 4 and a half hours a week from when I was probably 11 to 13. My brother is 3 years older than me and had the same

  • @emberofeon4868
    @emberofeon48689 ай бұрын

    Story 2: as kids grow up they need more and more freedom. Not a jerk as the op is trying to get the kids to be able to do on their own. By 12 I was cooking my own food and cleaning the house partly, as well as repairing a motor bike with my step dad. He has other ways to be a parent than "get up in the morninf

  • @Anonymouse2357
    @Anonymouse23579 ай бұрын

    Visa was really cool abt the last story, OP got a full refund on a days worth of parking.

  • @loqutisborg5416
    @loqutisborg54162 ай бұрын

    WHAT A LOAD OF EXCREMENT!!!!!!

  • @Tubb2581
    @Tubb25819 ай бұрын

    Story 2: OK she can do that BUT THEN BISH ABOUT IT. "It's not fair" u can tell the commentator has no kids or at least teenagers. The wife can't bish about not getting a break but then get mad because OP isn't doing things the way she is.

  • @FAT-PIG3ON
    @FAT-PIG3ON9 ай бұрын

    5:21 IT SAYS JERKOFF 🤣

  • @rainbowpegacornstudios
    @rainbowpegacornstudios7 ай бұрын

    Inspired by story 1: I won't give anybody the luxury of borrowing my possessions after the last time I did that. My ex-friend from high school "borrowed" a Yu-Gi-Oh! deck inspired by Yugi Muto/Atem because he felt so RIDICULOUSLY entitled to tell me he could use it better than I could. I've since remade that deck (still not 100% complete) and severed ties with that thief.

  • @vexxama

    @vexxama

    6 ай бұрын

    Oof. Considering the premium prices on strong cards and especially main characters cards from the show, that must have been especially annoying. I’m picturing a themed deck about them with any card I clouding the words greed, bandit and thief

  • @sirbiff10
    @sirbiff109 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I don’t think the poster is a jerk. While they could do more yes. The mother could also do less and not be critical on something like cereal not being a good enough breakfast. Outings are fine but even then having them every weekend is a bit much. My father during summers took me to historical places and as a kid I hated it but he also took me to some fun places too. Screen time isn’t a bad thing as long as the homework and any reports or projects are done beforehand.

  • @queeniethedragon3121
    @queeniethedragon31219 ай бұрын

    Story 2:Nararator and mother I was doing all this stuff at 8 and I have mental ‘disabilities’ I was totally fine you don’t need a helicopter parent it’s really stressful. Maybe every other weekend trips? Family movie weekend maybe? Though the dad can do a bit more the mom can do a lot less as at 12 you don’t want to go out with family each weekend you wanna hang out with your friends or cover your face in mud, you know, the good stuff.

  • @jasoncarpp7742
    @jasoncarpp77428 ай бұрын

    *Story 1:* What makes friend think he *"deserves"* OP's car?

  • @QuickManEXE
    @QuickManEXE9 ай бұрын

    Story 1: Steve and Kate, but mainly Steve, really needed to get his act together... especially since all of this negatively impacted the OP at his job. Im surprised the OP was even in any contact with Steve after this, especially when he tried to weaponize and guilt trip the OP about the death of Steve's mother. That was just dumb. Didnt sound like Steve was that good of a friend. Story 2: I dont think the OP is a jerk here, but he's not a saint either... same can be said for the wife/mother. On on hand, the mom really sounds like a controlling helicopter parent. Two of the kids are over 10, they can very easily get up and get ready on their own. They really dont need mom to hold their hand on everything to make sure they get ready in the AM. If they are able to do so, then yea, the parents should be allowed to rest in a little bit. As for things like screen time, setting limits is a good thing, especially if they arent doing homework or chores or being unruly. As for weekends, its totally fine to both go out somewhere and do something, or just stay home and be lazy. There really needs to be a good middle ground here between the OP and the wife/mom here i think. I really dont think the kids are going to be resentful here.... everyone has to grow up and mature and not always rely on mommy and daddy to do everything for them in life. Story 3: You are never the jerk for not giving up your seat on transport.... be it a bus or plane or train. That Karen was just being a complete snag and too bad she didn't get kicked out. It really sucks that people like the OP have to show a prosthetic leg or something just to show that they are in a disabled spot. OP needs a good apology from the Karen and the conductor. Story 4: OP is not a jerk, but the husband is a complete idiot for bringing the brother there.... both because the brother was a previous thief and getting everybody got lice. The husband deserved to deal with it all alone.... he caused this situation, so he can deal with it. Story 5: After his initial screaming bout, i wouldnt have given this idiot a second of their time.... much less accepted his $20 to take away the juniper tree clippings. I would've told him to screw off and find his own way to the dump. Story 6: Parking companies are almost always jerks. Even if you still have time on your meter, theyll try and charge you. Something similar happened to my dad may years ago. He still had time left on his meter (public street parking), and the parking person still gave him a ticket. Luckily, he caugh the person responisble for the ticket and complained to the city and got it voided. Those people and companies only care about collecting money/fines, nothing else. Good thing the OP complained to visa and got all the money refunded.

  • @tylercanales5794
    @tylercanales57949 ай бұрын

    I wanna say with the train story The narrator kind of contradicted himself a little bit. I feel like. Because he said no, you shouldn’t ask a person to move because there are invisible disabilities. But then he goes to say unless it’s some punk kid or someone that clearly does not have a disability but again, how are you supposed to know if the person doesn’t have a disability and it’s just someone wanting to sit there or some kid that actually has a disability, so he kind of contradicts himself a little bit.

  • @AustinStories
    @AustinStories9 ай бұрын

    Fresh video!

  • @CJ17Mag
    @CJ17Mag8 ай бұрын

    Every time I see one of these videos where the OP is asking if he’s the jerk in the situation and you say it’s the other person, I always imagine the jerk watching this getting over confident thinking your going to tell the OP their the jerks just to turn around and say their in the wrong

  • @vexxama

    @vexxama

    6 ай бұрын

    Some people are grossly without self awareness. I saw someone who “pranked” their friend by abandoning them at a gas station while they were sick. They acted like it was a big deal, but they were far away enough by the time they turned around the guy was able to get a lift home, so they really low balled how long they were gone for to get the audience on their side

  • @kanafleuret8420
    @kanafleuret84208 ай бұрын

    Story 2 I don`t think that the narrator is wrong. What the mother is doing is securing stability. The father takes it to easy. The children are already used to the custom to change it just cause mom needs a break and have to see what they should do in the morning, there will be problems. And crazy, where i come from we complain about parents who let their children watch to much TV and here is a mom who wants to keep them away for their health and education. Thats recommendable. So yeah it sounds like sshe is controlling the life of children. But she wants to do that not for herself, except the goodbye kiss, no it's for the children. And the children never complained it's the father cause she asks for assistance so they work as a team. She's not threatening or manipulating him, so no there is no controlling issue here. Cause from how the narrator told the story there is no instigated sign to get to that clue.

  • @keybored67
    @keybored679 ай бұрын

    9:08 that comment keeps saying they dont know then proceeds to talk like they do know.

  • @wcemichael
    @wcemichael9 ай бұрын

    The train seat. Nobody knows your disabled... Therefor they DON'T KNOW you need the seat.. Therefore they get mad about it. You want to look "normal" to people, so don't get mad when they assume you are normal... Just give a couple of hard knocks on your leg and say "Prostetic" and the situation should resolve itself.

  • @Fangs-jo4bq
    @Fangs-jo4bq9 ай бұрын

    The mom sucks at being a mom. She is way too strict. If this continues the kids will hate their parents. And kids need to learn how to do things themselves.

  • @viviennemorgan7217
    @viviennemorgan72179 ай бұрын

    this neighbor sounds entitled and so mean to op and her husband like what's wrong with him both of them are minding their own business and taking the trash can to the back.

  • @viviennemorgan7217

    @viviennemorgan7217

    9 ай бұрын

    so good job for both op and her husband standing up to that jerk.

  • @dallas802
    @dallas8029 ай бұрын

    8:22 I completely agree with the op

  • @sammy0213
    @sammy02137 ай бұрын

    Story 2: the wife need to calm down and let her kids be. If she feel the need to see them off then she can wake up later or let the kids do their own thing in the morning and then see them off but also if you want to make sure that they get to school then just make sure that they wake up and maybe that they get away but seriously let them do their thing. Being controlling and holding their hand their whole time not let them learn to handle themselves will just make them resent you

  • @littlepeeper9223
    @littlepeeper92239 ай бұрын

    The Karen yard guy at thx airport, you are flying t sweden anyway let me in😂😂

  • @ambreenijaz3919
    @ambreenijaz39199 ай бұрын

    Day 164 of saying the same thing until I get pinned Karen's getting destroyed is one of the best parts of my life

  • @aparnarai3708

    @aparnarai3708

    9 ай бұрын

    Pin him

  • @littlepeeper9223

    @littlepeeper9223

    9 ай бұрын

    To the wall 😂

  • @vexxama
    @vexxama6 ай бұрын

    So surprised to see people being against the mother here. The kids are 10 and 12, you think there’s zero issue making them be completely self reliant in the morning? They’ll overlook stuff or do something wrong. I’m not saying be a helicopter parent, but the dad is so hands off it’s ridiculous. He wants to sleep in every day and do nothing for his kids, stick them in front of a screen and leave it to his wife for any new plans or activities to be organised. If they both acted like him, we’d be calling them neglectful, and yet people are calling the mother co trolling or comparing her to abusive family members for trying to be a good mother? Seems like projection to me

  • @CreatingArt3185
    @CreatingArt31859 ай бұрын

    Story 2 there’s some leeway on both sides especially at the weekend perhaps the kids might not want to go out every weekend but stay home or be with friends

  • @rishikuntamukala9434
    @rishikuntamukala94349 ай бұрын

    Story: 2 GET ME THAT FATHER

  • @561BoogieMan
    @561BoogieMan2 ай бұрын

    This dude about the kids you can tell the person narrating this doesn't have kids nor have they ever had to wake up or do anything for kids The way that father wants to do it is just fine If you do everything for your kids and you helicopter around them they will never know what it is to be an individual when they start to struggle that's when you step in you don't hold their hand or helicopter over them

  • @bobm5951
    @bobm59519 ай бұрын

    Story 2 - NTA. He is right and she is being a helicopter parent

  • @rainacornia03
    @rainacornia039 ай бұрын

    Story 2: ok its 50/50 for me.. i get that the Wife has all these rules and wants and where the OP is coming from... so heres what i would do to make this more equal! School day mornings get up with the kids and be awake just incase the kids needs help then go on the porch and watch the kids till they are on the bus. The 2 hour screen time has got to go- what i reccomend is everyone at the table for homework/work adults help kids while doing their work. After doing that relax and screen time other then Wednesday take them to the park to have fun. Though every friday should be family game night where there is no electronics allowed with some pizza, chips, or something rewarding. One weekend every month take to go out as a family. On weekends make the kids breakfast and have them wake up 2-4 hours after they would on school days. I think this is more balanced and less mental stress.

  • @balintid.ullmann5613
    @balintid.ullmann56138 ай бұрын

    my dad is the same but i like this better for me because my dad is a little hotheaded

  • @Vr_geezer
    @Vr_geezer4 ай бұрын

    Is the firefighter game playing in the background on Xbox and what is it called?

  • @elijahpino
    @elijahpino9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: narrator is straight up wrong like wth. Everything the husband said was valid

  • @ArmaniGaming445
    @ArmaniGaming4459 ай бұрын

    Hi again

  • @gapgamer0954
    @gapgamer09549 ай бұрын

    Yo (28m) dating a (18f) that's a charge 😂😂😂

  • @pantherosgaming1995
    @pantherosgaming19959 ай бұрын

    Story 2: I think this is a bad take like a lot of the people in the comments, because the mother is too controlling, and that she is setting such a strict environment. I of course would set up an environment that encourages the kids to balance their screen time with other activities, 2 hours is such a strict limit, because most movies can take up 2 hours of time or more, like they would have to be stopped in the middle of a good movie and that would be extremely upsetting to them. However, yes, there are places where the OP is not taking enough responsibility, as well. The kids are old enough that they are going to soon start down the path of independance, and that is where they need to be monitored, but not controlled, in case they come forward to you with something that concerns them. KZread Kids is kind of a garbage filtering system and is no match for a good parent who has good settings on the parental controls. So both of them are the jerks, in my opinion.

  • @lydiat5819
    @lydiat58199 ай бұрын

    Story 2 - if OP is more involved in creating meaningful activities and strives to have good relationship with all members, the children won't be craving for screen time and wife won't have to resort to controlling many things. Perhaps meet at mid-point will be good for everyone.

  • @TribeNotSpiders
    @TribeNotSpiders20 күн бұрын

    Story 4: OP was the jerk. Granted that her husband should not have let his homeless brother in the house. But once the lice were in the house OP should have assisted in delousing the place, if only for the kids' sake. An extra pair of hands in the cleanup effort would have reduced the time her kids were exposed to the infestation

  • @Domi20176
    @Domi201769 ай бұрын

    How he uploaded the vid if he does an live scince almoust an entire day or so

  • @Skyway846
    @Skyway8463 ай бұрын

    At 7:40-8:40 you were kind dumb because that’s a lot to ask as a parent and as a son who had these same parents

  • @gothgirl2218
    @gothgirl22189 ай бұрын

    Story no. 2: As someone who grew up with parents who were alreay at work by the time i was old enough to be dressing myswlf and getting on the bus trust me you want them to have that skill aalso ive got ADHD too abd your son has to learn at some point that hes responsibl e for himself.

  • @nickstewart6919
    @nickstewart69199 ай бұрын

    Story 6: I live near Indianapolis to the east

  • @ChillCanvasBeatslofi
    @ChillCanvasBeatslofi9 ай бұрын

    What's the game that was played (fire fighter one?)

  • @bmwjs1
    @bmwjs19 ай бұрын

    Well, I’m with everybody else on story too there needs to be a middle ground because at the age they are they need to start learning how to move for themselves that is extremely important because once it’s time to go to college or get out of the house they not gonna know how to do for themselves, which is gonna be a crippling handicap. But I do agree with her. They don’t need to be on a tablet and stuff all the time but they can have more than two hours as long as they doing all the things they’re supposed to be doing. If anything technology is the future, you might as well get a Headstart on it. And again not that they shouldn’t read books and it’s OK to have some outings, but don’t force it down a throat or all the time you will end up having them be upset that they never got to hang around their friends or something of that matter, just having resentment of not being able to enjoy their teenage years.

  • @mizal321
    @mizal3219 ай бұрын

    Narrator projected on the second story lol bruh give your kids some freedom I'm sure they don't like mom hovering over them

  • @blazecraft1918
    @blazecraft19189 ай бұрын

    With the wife one I think besides the screen time her limits are to high like the kids beed free time and cereal is fine they need to learn how to feed themselves Maybe not for the youngest but for the 12 year old definitely

  • @JManfromGermany
    @JManfromGermany9 ай бұрын

    Can someone tell me what DUI is? I googled it I didn't understood it.

  • @zaskarr

    @zaskarr

    8 ай бұрын

    Driving under influence

  • @JManfromGermany

    @JManfromGermany

    8 ай бұрын

    @@zaskarr Many Thanks.

  • @-Galland-
    @-Galland-9 ай бұрын

    First time ive seen this channel have a bad take that was completely wrong. Story 2 NTA the wife is bein far to strict and demanding

  • @user-qz3js1kw2h
    @user-qz3js1kw2hАй бұрын

    What is the game called 0:46 that you are playing it looks amazing 🤩

  • @aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa935
    @aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa9359 ай бұрын

    47 seconds after release

  • @Cat-oc5gc
    @Cat-oc5gc9 ай бұрын

    For story 2 I don’t think he’s being a bad father just because he’s letting them do their own thing in the morning and be on screens more sure he is kind of a jerk. We’re getting mad at his wife for wanting to do the opposite. But that’s it is only the jerk because he’s getting mad at his wife and his wife is also kind of equally to blame because she’s getting mad at him for having different beliefs on how to raise their children. Just my opinion tho 🤷‍♀️

  • @Ooaaaaaaaa
    @Ooaaaaaaaa9 ай бұрын

    7 Likes?

  • @itz_ic21gaming97
    @itz_ic21gaming979 ай бұрын

    What's the name of the game on the background?

  • @zaneyt30
    @zaneyt309 ай бұрын

    K 😊

  • @SenseiRaisen
    @SenseiRaisen9 ай бұрын

    Story 2: dude ... i think you're really wrong here. I mean ... this sounds like my mother use to be in the past too, because she was raised like that as well. I think is more like a "i was raised like this" situation than OP overreacting when i think is valid his reasons too. I get there is a way kids were raised certain way before and i agree it is made them what they are now. BUT ... in the same breath you're also making the exact same mistakes your parents did in the past too just because you "were raised like that". Also enforcing a way to let them been more independent teach them the value of helping and been self suffice too, and at the same time encourage them to ask for any help and advice they need too. Not been overprotective but not been to much free with them until you see a good result too. But again... I'm asking Mr. Simp mc Simp to not sympathize with a woman for 2 second and disregard OP's feeling.

  • @gapgamer0954
    @gapgamer09549 ай бұрын

    What's the game called

  • @syrusorelio2309
    @syrusorelio23099 ай бұрын

    Story 3 narrator it was a demand not a request. I don't think polite requests are ever wrong but you don't go demanding things and expecting people to give into your demand as that's just entitled behavior

  • @zazz7027
    @zazz70279 ай бұрын

    Story 2 I think the wife needs to slow down a bit, controlling parents like that is not that great for parents. When I was going through middle school life was stressful, all because my dad was strict on anything I did (not as strict as the mother in the story) but enough were I couldn't really do what I wanted but when hischool rolled around he let up and most of that stress went away. I was able to become independent which I think is something that is very important for kids to learn. Sure not when they are like 8-9 but when they are around middle school being able to wake up and make cereal and shower (maybe not on that order) is aldo the point about not having a parent tell you to have a good day at school while yes is a nice gesture slowly looses it's meaning after a couple years of hearing it, to a point where most of the time they just leave before it can be said... ok im just rambling so uh imma end the comment here

  • @nayakkarthik31
    @nayakkarthik319 ай бұрын

    What game is this?

  • @Some_random_girl_named_Nevaeh
    @Some_random_girl_named_Nevaeh9 ай бұрын

    Story 2 I see both of them in being fault yes screen time is not good for kids and not good for there eyes but only 2 hours? And limiting there screen time could make them bored and when your bored basically failing to entertain yourself you sleep and if they take constant naps they will not go to sleep at night maybe playing toys will get boring or everything else gets boring if you don’t entertain yourself you fall asleep like I said and yes the kids can get up on there own and there has to be a oldest when I was 10 I knew how to get up by myself brush my teeth and make my own eggs I’m sure a 12 year old can help the 10 year Old find sum to eat and the fact you don’t have anything else to eat in the mornings like just muffin or pancakes on a stick or pancakes that are already made and frozen btw these are all microwaveable foods and the dad yes it dose sound like you need to put a lil more effort but I see them both in fault also you should teach your kids how to cook for themselves my parents did for me and it’s better to let your kids do it on there own I’m not saying completely let me do it by their self just teach them how to do and make sure they do it everyday for school then it will be a breeze and they can do it there self don’t baby your kids and do everything for them they need to do some stuff by there self

  • @aayanscreativelab1786
    @aayanscreativelab17869 ай бұрын

    That’s a car! (First)

  • @j.stonehouse5004
    @j.stonehouse50049 ай бұрын

    11:47 I take the bus every day, and people who do not need the front seat absolutely take up those seats. Not all disabilities are visible, but people are alo selfish assholes. Aldo, Lice is gross, but it's not life-threatening. You're over reacting

  • @syrusorelio2309

    @syrusorelio2309

    9 ай бұрын

    So her partner went against her wishes letting his brother into their house and refused to help her with head live in the past and she's still recovering from her recent birth of newborn and she's overreacting for not want this problem dumped on her? Not to mention risking getting her and her newborn also infected while dealing with the problem. With her partner's behavior about lice in the past and his crossing boundaries with letting his brother in against her wishes, is clear he'd have dumped all responsibility for his mess on her. He needs to act like a fudging adult and not expect his partner to mommy him

  • @lynnemackenzie1853
    @lynnemackenzie18532 ай бұрын

    For crying out loud please stop saying "like' all the time, use it when necessary.

  • @silasjean-rox5468
    @silasjean-rox54689 ай бұрын

    not gonna lie… did not love the stank in the way you said ‘homeless’. i mean, lice infested, sure, and while the statement was technically true, kiiiinda makes it seem like YOURE the jerk. like, in this economy, we are judging folks for struggling financially?? really???? quite frankly, i would be more upset if the brother had his own house to go to and brought lice into mine. though i dont think she should have been obligated to help, cause if youre safe from the bugs then i would keep it that way

  • @kaliaclow7323
    @kaliaclow73239 ай бұрын

    Yeah the second story is the only thing I disagree with is this screen time thing but you seriously expect a 12-year-old 10 year old and in an eight year old to get them selves up like what and what if the bus doesn’t show up at all what are they supposed to do then drive them selves and yeah cereal isn’t a good breakfast it’s all sugar and fat how dare your wife want to cook eggs for your children what dude your kids definitely see the difference as mom is the more authoritative but also more caring and that leaves you with one of two options you’re either the fun Dad that they go to to get things that mom won’t let them or you’re just the aloof Dad who they don’t even think cares about them and when the best scenario is that you’re a bad influence you’re not doing that great as a parent no matter what you say

  • @Decrepit_banana
    @Decrepit_banana9 ай бұрын

    🗿

  • @lydiat5819
    @lydiat58199 ай бұрын

    Story 3 - I don't agree with narrator at all because there sure are entitled Karens taking advantage of the priority seats (isn't this channel about Karens ??) and OP should have explained to that lady at the first instance.

  • @I_am_me12323
    @I_am_me123239 ай бұрын

    Slayyy

  • @mylesouellette8618
    @mylesouellette86189 ай бұрын

    Just gotta say your the jerk for just calling people out who don’t even know

  • @brandongaribay5471
    @brandongaribay54719 ай бұрын

    Story 2 narrator is really off base that mother is smothering her kids and making em useless adults if she plans and does every detail for them even to the point where they can’t choose their own down time activity this host often times is way off tho so not surprised that’s his take

  • @alpha-sama
    @alpha-sama9 ай бұрын

    Narrator is full of bad takes again. Story 2: The dad is not lazy, the mom is just too much. It's great that she's trying to do what's best for her kids but she's clearly stressing herself out by micro managing them. She's a mom, not a god. It's good for kids to figure out their own things, they learn to be independant that way. And it can really be exhausting for a kid if you're dragged to someplace every weekend. So the mom definitely needs to cool a bit. Story 3: OP was in the right, but he should've informed the others about his leg right away. Of course it's impossible to tell right away if a kid really is disabled or if he's just a punk stealing a special seat. How dumb can this narrator be?

  • @zacharysawcyn3066
    @zacharysawcyn30669 ай бұрын

    S2 narrator is wrong

  • @rx7racer88
    @rx7racer884 ай бұрын

    Story 2: reader, stop with your terrible takes… op is nta

  • @littlepeeper9223
    @littlepeeper92239 ай бұрын

    The voice-man got some weird takes today.

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