I like the dog story, I think that guy just petting the dog and showing it a nice time before it died was the best thing possible. A small act of kindness fills the galaxy with hope. -Old Jedi saying thanks to Senator Bail Organa.

@theauthor8263

Жыл бұрын

the dog died knowing someone how loved it

@vickiesmith3021

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely ❤.

@vickiesmith3021

Жыл бұрын

❤ so beautiful.

@squash6497

Жыл бұрын

Who's chopping onions in here 🥹

@memeboi1854

Жыл бұрын

A quote from star wars, love it

I feel like paying your grandparents’ rent at 16 because you feel grateful for them taking you in is also kind of sad tbh?

@nickname3721

Жыл бұрын

yeah I agree

@bendykid4908

28 күн бұрын

Yeah, I think that's too much for a 16 year old to be doing. I don't know the situation but that seems excessive.

I went to middle school with this girl who had a god complex. She always acted like she was better that everyone else just because her family owned and runned a business. She would always flaunt her money by wearing expensive clothing/jewelry and going to parties all the time. Because of her big ego, she thought she could do whatever she wanted without consequences. Over my 8th grade year at my middle school, she started to inappropriately touch my classmates and me throughout that entire school year. One day, me and my classmates decided that we had enough and reported her to our school's admin. She was expelled and my entire class threw a party to celebrate. She recently texted me and tried to apologize for the incident. I was so disgusted that she tried to excuse her actions by saying that she was "depressed". I blocked her and I haven't talked to her since.

@natralskitsophrenia8465

11 ай бұрын

Good on you! there's no excuse for anyone to do anything like that to anyone, in any mental state, that's great you were able to block her. Good riddance!

@KRYMauL

2 ай бұрын

I met two European aristocrats in college, they were more humble than the frat guy who kept trying to sleep with a girl and had all his friends tell me she wasn't interested. Turns out she was just putting on a show because I didn't want a girlfriend and she only slept with me. I had no idea.

@eh1702

7 күн бұрын

I am not sure what age 8th grade is (my country is different) but a minor inappropriately touching others is a major red flag for abuse by an adult outsode of school. Maybe that is why she was depressed.

@eh1702

7 күн бұрын

Even rich kids get abused. When a minor starts with inappropriate and unwanted touching, it is a major red flag for SA going on at home, or club or some other part of their life. This may be why she was depressed.

@KRYMauL

5 күн бұрын

@@eh1702 Rich kids get neglected read Skin in the Game and the Game John Clough/Tom Cruise’s kids have to learn to play themselves. The only way he understands is by telling him that’s he’s Homer Simpson.

The indigenous South African kid, much respect, and he's doing his ancestors and the elders of his people. Proud, I say this, as a Native American man who comes from the Lakota people myself here in the states, the mentality that he has is very similar to the traditional mentality of a lot of tribes, Poverty was not really a thing traditionally, as if someone did not have something the people stepped up and helped them, there are ceremonies where the point is to be generous, the point is to do things to strengthen your people, because the people are the people, we are collectively only as strong as our weakest member, so I understand his mentality perfectly. Also, being made relatives of his people, that's nothing to be taken lightly, their ability and willingness to defend you in the way that they are, that is a blessing.

@KRYMauL

2 ай бұрын

Poverty as a concept didn't really start until there started being serfs.

Not me but a friend of mine. She comes from a very upper class family and, if you live in South Africa, has literally never been In a taxi. The first and last time she was in a taxi was with me. During our first year of university her parents got her a brand new car a month after classes started. Also there was a time she was cooking a pie in her dorm and she was using Lindt(yes, that Lindt) as part of the ingredients. All of her dorm mates were in shock at that fact and my friend was genuinely confused and asked:"don't you guys use Lindt to bake?" one of her dorm mates replied:" I only get this chocolate on my birthday". My friend felt so bad for that that she offered her a piece of the chocolate 😂. Genuinely speaking, my friend is aware of her privilege and is thankful for her upbringing. 😊

@plattepuss66

Жыл бұрын

Story 9 😢😢😢😢😢😢

@CrazyHLady

10 ай бұрын

🇿🇦 ❤

The lessons you get for free by watching the mistakes of others are pure gold. The best lesson may be the price of the lesson itself, if there is a price. Most lessons have to be paid for in some form.

@RainyLS

Жыл бұрын

Lessons are learned through pain, whether your own or someone else's

I only realised I was richer then most, when my friends came to my house and were amazed by my house telling me “it was so big and modern and that we have so many tvs” and that they haven’t been overseas or have only been once, after I tell them my travelling overseas stories. As well as telling me straight out that I was rich. I am so lucky to have my parents who work so hard to give me such an amazing life, who pay for all my therapy with out complaints and buy pretty much everything that will help me with my Autism, OCD, ADD + more. And always help me with my charity fundraising buying all the ingredients for the food I sell + so much more. I will always be great full for the amazing life they have given me

@Dallop-ru2

Жыл бұрын

Kind of same. My neighbors have four wheelers (we live in the country) and were telling me about how big my house was, how I was set for the purge or apocalypse, etc. My house isn’t modern, but it is BIG! You could live in the basement; TV, Xbox, bathroom, kitchen, bar-inside kitchen, bedroom, boiler room, and treadmill.

My favorite was a mom who found out that after her daughters had been acting up in a movie theater, another mom said something to them about how her family had been hit by hard times and she had brought her daughter to see the movie as a very special treat and told them that they had completely ruined it. Their mom posted an open letter on social media where she retold the story and asked everyone who lived in their area to please keep sharing it with anyone they knew because her daughters were very eager to find the woman from the movies so they could apologize and make up for their regrettable behavior by using their allowance to treat her and her entire family to a full dinner-and-movie night out. Happily enough, the letter eventually found its way to the other moms Facebook and they all lived happily ever after 😊

@KRYMauL

2 ай бұрын

Why didn't she also start a gofundme?

Who the hell spends (presumably) thousands of dollars on a ten-gallon hat? Around here, they are, at most, $60.

@doo_lissdu_lighost6133

Жыл бұрын

Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome, of course!

@GhostBear3067

Жыл бұрын

​@doo_lissdu_lighost6133 is that why it is always extending off screen?

@stargazerart

Жыл бұрын

here in texas, you can spend hundreds and up to thousands on genuine leather cowboy hats. there are specific name brands that cost a lot easily as much as leather boots.

@amybenns6619

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea

@largol33t1

10 ай бұрын

That's the same person who spends $100,000 on a wristwatch. And I've seen some that cost twice as much... Most tend to be the brand Patek Philippe.

Not so much spoiled but I went to a boarding school with kids from some very well-off families from all parts of the world who had no concept of the value of money. Most common theme was them being sent insane amounts for their allowance to spend on stuff on the school grounds and the nearby town, and all of them losing it in some manner. One guy just left $640 out on his desk, in his unlocked dorm room, and couldn't understand why the housemaster and the police just laughed at him when he reported it missing. Another guy bought tons of microwave snacks and meals, and always set the smoke alarm off from leaving them in the microwave for too long (or left them to spoil). Yet another was the go-to guy for contraband (basically porn mags and cigarettes) and stockpiled his supplies when demand picked up. His room eventually got raided and again he just looked lost when told he was getting neither his prohibited goods, nor the ridiculous amount of money (by teenager standards) he'd spent on them back.

@KRYMauL

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, the amount kids get in allowance is never actually that much compared to even the most basic "real" pay check i.e. more than $20/hr 40 hours a week.

The dog story hit in the feels

When I was in high school one of my classmates was always really meticulous about his appearance. He and his friends bragged about how he lived in a four story mansion that had a room where all the walls, floor, and ceiling were mirrors and that the rich kid would spend hours in that room so that his hair was absolutely perfect before he went anywhere. He and his siblings were driven to and from school every day by a chauffer that their parents had hired so there may have been some truth to these stories but I do not know to what extent they may have been exaggerated. I had classes with that kid about 20 years ago and lost touch with him when I transferred to a different school the following year. A few years ago I saw him on the news. According to the news reports my former classmate was wandering around the city streets at night while calling himself a superhero. He was attacking random people whom he thought were criminals (and was in court because he allegedly attacked people who were not criminals) and was doing so while dressed in a very expensive and custom made protective suit that reminds me of something a wealthy superhero/vigilante would wear in a movie. His superhero name was Phoenix Jones. It was very strange. When I knew him in school he was very outgoing but not even remotely violent and would never have guessed he would end up doing something like that.

Wow they got an allowance? When I was a kid the only money I received was for either birthdays or Christmas and they were always coupled with guilt ridden lectures on why I a 7 year old (when they first started) wasn’t working yet to contribute to the family’s finances and help out. Oh and even though I had two sisters (one older and one younger) these lectures were only for me so…yes I’m special. When I did chores, the only “reward” I got was different lectures on what I did wrong/how to do them right the first time and if I did do them right…I was rewarded with more chores until I was the only one doing them. My sisters could just fuck off and do whatever they wanted while I had to clean the house top to bottom even if I was deathly ill. Any time I hear how any kid gets anything that is mire than more chores and lectures and receive actually money a week or even a month makes me very jealous and wish all over again that I was born into a stupid rich family instead of one riddled in poverty.

I kind of relate to story two. I knew I was very privileged due to my schooling, not needing to worry about laundry or where my food will come from from and having drivers to take me back and forth from school. I had a huge culture shock when I went to Australia to go to university. My parents have got properties there but I had to take care of myself. somehow I got the resilience and was able to adapt to build my independence and find my way around. I eventually met my husband and learned the world through his street smarts. Now we have a son, we both work full time which enabled me to build my financial independence and to teach my son to be independent as he grows up because even though I am fine where I am now, I’m going to make sure my son will find his way into the world by building his independence and resilience early.

Well done to the guy petting the Labrador. He knew how much that little act meant to that dog.

I'm a bit afraid to ask, how much was the cowboy hat?

@ked49

Жыл бұрын

30 time minimum wage - .10

@stargazerart

Жыл бұрын

here in TX its very typical to spend hundreds on a genuine leather hat but its not odd to see some fancy stetson brands go for thousands. we usually see those at weddings and funerals, etc.

@bradwolf07

Жыл бұрын

@@stargazerart thank you for answering

Set off the fire alarm with a cup of chicken noodle soup? Okay, I'm going to regret asking this. Just how badly do you have to screw up to manage that one?

@shannondavidson672

Жыл бұрын

I usually use a kettle of hot water, but when I got to college, we only had a microwave. I put it in for the 5 minutes that I usually let my soup wait for when I use boiled water. Big mistake 😅 Very dumb of me since they tell you not to microwave it, but I also see that girl’s dilemma lol

@NovumDoesObservation

Жыл бұрын

My little brother once tried to make those single serving macaroni cups in the microwave. He forgot he needed to add water and set the microwave on fire. I assure you, it's not that hard to mess up seemingly easy meals.

@deontaeavila3514

Жыл бұрын

Cook it with a lighter

@seleyav.7101

Жыл бұрын

You put it in the microwave without water and then leave the kitchen. The plastic will melt and the noodles will burn. Source: I lived in a huge dorm at university and I saw many ways to burn down your kitchen. We had fire alerts at least once a month.

@CiaranMaxwell

Жыл бұрын

I only had one fire alarm overnight when I was at university. The RA had burned some popcorn badly enough to set off the fire alarm. I had been, like a good scholar, trying to sleep because it was fricking midnight. We all knew what had caused it because the RA admitted it, but the firefighters had to make their sweep anyway. Mostly because, with all of us evacuated, it was a good time to check for contraband.

the one in story 2 sounds more like a sad puppy than anything. if taught and prepared properly, they can be genuinely nice people like everyone else, but snoby people will always be snoby and not go to the lengths like the parents of this girl’s unless it was some other reason she ended up at least being nice and all that stuff

@VNCstudios

Жыл бұрын

By the sounds of it she's trying her best and I feel like just giving her a hug and telling her that as long as she keeps trying all this stuff gets so much easier. I would also tell her there is no shame in asking how to do something because she grew up sheltered as long as she genuinely wants to learn. Story 1 & 2 are 2 sides of the same coin, both grew up privileged but one is just expecting people to do it for her while one is trying to learn even if it's not going great yet.

We called her "Whitney" because of the character from "A Different World." In the police academy there was a dress code-no one was allowed to have fingernails extending more than 1/8" beyond the finger and females had to wear their hair so that it was above the collar and would not impede having having the brim of the hat being parallel to the eyebrows. Well, first weekend off, and Whitney returns with these glittery three inch nails and hair done so that the only way to wear the cap was off the side of the head-which she did. The sergeant ordered her to return to the locker room and fix these matters immediately. She refused, stating that she had spent over 200 bucks on the hair and nails. There was an argument and the commander heard it, coming outside to see what was going on. The commander also ordered Whitney to comply and she refused. Just like that, Whitney was out of the academy.

@JackiePearl

Жыл бұрын

Jasmine Guy’s character’s name was Whitley Gilbert. Not Whitney. …js

@The_Dudester

Жыл бұрын

@@JackiePearl Thanks. It was 30 years ago.

Story 13 was actually really wholesome

Mad respect for the mom who got on to her Veruca Salt in 1970 and helped the kid her brat bullied...

I never got an allowance. My parents always said that no one paid them to clean so no one would be paying us. They never had enough money to give us one anyways. I would have just saved everything, and low key wonder how much i could have ended up with. Wouldn’t have been much though

There is a big difference between 'rich' and 'wealthy'. Being rich costs nothing...

@Vampiric-Princess

10 ай бұрын

If you don't mind can you alaborate more on the difference.

Buddy was the opposite rich kid. Would not spend a dime on anything, even if he needed it. Kinda good thing since there was financial fallout that lead them to drop from rich to well off with massive debt... but then again guy does have couple bitcoins, but when it was on its heights and i told him to sell them, he wanted more and would not sell. Probably wont sell them before crypto crashes and burns to zero.. least the unofficial cryptos. Government run scam they will push hard, but that wont be good to anyone.

"Failed by their parents" these are grown humans with smart phones, lack of common sense than anything.

I just estimated how much my dad makes, from skydiving and being a director at a company called West. (Makes most of the vaccination bottles-not the vaccine itself!) and it is just shy of 80,000 dollars. (This is all estimated!) We go on two “vacations” every year. One going to my grandma’s house in Minnesota, and another to a regular vacation; anywhere out of state. In fact, my dad has flown so many times because of skydiving that we have enough “points” to go on a free flight to our vacation spot. Though I save up my own money, don’t get any special foods in the school cafeteria, and generally don’t try to be a bother. I get only about 40 dollars every three months because he sometimes forgets, and knows I don’t care if he is late on payment. In fact, for my last school field trip, I had gotten my own 20 dollars saved up; yet still my dad insisted that I take another 20 dollars from him. I only spent my money and gave him back his 20 dollars. I also have a school savings account, and my dad put in 5,000 dollars (when I was five) and my mom puts in 1000 dollars each year to save for college. At this rate, I should have around 30000 dollars for college according to my mother. P.S. I am NOT allowed to open access to this account, and it is separated from the rest so our money doesn’t get mixed up.

The OP from Story 8 with the spoiled "not really rich" girl sounds obnoxious. How's that any of his business?

In terms of "spoiled rich kid", this one is going back a looooong ways, but boy is it good. The "kid" in this situation is actually my uncle. My mother and her siblings grew up rich. In the 1940s and 50s in Southeast Asia, grandpa was doing *very* well for himself, thank you very much. Warehousing, factories, rubber-plantations, etc. This is saying a lot, considering it was less than 10 years after WWII. When my mother was a child (late 50s early 60s), her family lived in a swanky house, had servants, and a chauffeured car. There were six kids in the family - my mother, my two aunts, and my three uncles. Grandpa died in the 70s from a stroke or something, and he left his substantial business-empire to his three sons. The will stipulated the empire was to be divided up between them equally. Anyway - Two uncles held onto their stakes in the family firm and kept them going for as long as they could - I think it only very-recently went bankrupt, so they kept it above water for the better part of 50 years, I think. The third uncle sold off all his interests and shares in the firm (his share of warehouses, processing-plants/factories, plantations and so-on) and just lived on the proceeds for the rest of his life. To be fair, this would've left him LOADED, but he had absolutely no business-sense. He spent outrageously lavishly, had a big house with servants, had fancy cars, he had a wife, three kids (my cousins) and he then proceeded to BURN THROUGH HIS ENTIRE INHERITANCE. We'd be talking several tens of millions of dollars, I'd imagine. One word - gambling. And lots of it. Well - my other two uncles and their wives are either retired, or are being supported by their very well-doing children (more cousins) - but this outlier has...nothing. It's all gone. So I heard, he blasted through the last few hundred-thousand whatever in the years leading up to COVID pandemic, and he's now broke in the most literal and complete sense of the word. I believe his kids are trying to support him, but they've got their own families (two married now w/kids) and so the money they can spare is minimal. Granted, the "world" hit the "kid" pretty late in life, but jeeeeezzzz...

I want to see the video of the boy and dog!

I was spoiled brat. I didn't grow up in a rich family but just my family does everything to make my life comfortable. If I was sick they would buy me "Kool Fever" and I didn't know this thing is expensive until I met my now husband. He didn't even know that thing exists and when I bought it for him once and he didn't know how to use it. So we laughed it off and I show😅 him how to use it

when i twisted someones arm to stop him hurt someone else. he tired the "do you know who my father is" I did know his father and said "I'm not twisting his arm"

All of my friends in school said they got an allowance, as a kid, but I didn't, and I saw them as rich for some reason. 🤷‍♀️ I didn't get an allowance as a kid from my parents, but I got work money for sweeping the carport/feeding the animals (goats, chickens, rabbits, dogs) at my grandparents house. I didn't see them every day like I see my parents, and it was a lot of work to do, so my brother and I got paid $5-$10, depending on how much work and if I have help.

@Dallop-ru2

Жыл бұрын

I get allowance sometimes- if I do my chores- and this is only like 40 dollars every three months. (Because my dad sometimes forgets to pay me- I don’t care) I don’t spend it a lot, so it usually ends up in a bank account in case of robbery or fires. So maybe over the years I have like- 300 dollars? I don’t know.

The main reason why the vast majority of wealthy families end up losing all of their wealth within a generation or two is because the parents fail to teach their kids the value of money the value of hard work and they fail to teach them how to live independently.

Thank you so much for your video.

A girl I knew, a classmate of my flatmate, was a bit down in the mouth one day because she had got news that her dad’s boat, somewhere in Greece, had got damaged in a collision, so her holiday plans would have to change. I said, “Is your dad OK?” “Oh, he wasn’t there. The captain got drunk and wouldn’t let the helmsman steer, and then he started fighting with him and the first officer, and the boat ran into the harbour wall and damaged it, and then he got arrested. My dad seriously might fire him this time.” Another time, as a teenager, having had actual lessons on the etiquette of greeting royalty, she was at this banquet thing in Thailand. She was approached by a regal looking guy in a magnificent traditional outfit in white and gold, and did her best western-style deep curtsey. Very pleased with herself at carrying it off perfectly. He was one of the waiters.

The school I attend is right next to California so naturally I have to deal with several spoiled SoCal kids but perhaps the worst experience was this brother and sister who genuinely thought they were better than everyone else because their parents were both executives for Bank of America and didn’t understand that not everyone had parents who paid for everything and gave them an allowance so they didn’t have to work while in school a few weeks into the semester I hear a loud scream in my dorm hall similar to someone being killed so naturally me and a few other people go see what’s happening only to find the sister on the ground throwing a tantrum while her brother watched in embarrassment as it turned out the dad had been trying to teach them both responsibility and hard work but their mom refused because she didn’t think it was fair but he was persistent and told them both they had to find a job because he was going to stop sending them money the brother was able to get hired as an assistant in the admissions office while his sister continued to depend on her parents money because she didn’t think her dad was serious only he was and she called her dad crying and screaming because she believed working was for poor people if you’re wondering how I found this out I ended up getting to know her brother and becoming pretty good friends with him as it turns out he was a genuinely good person and explained that his dad cutting him off gave him the kick in the ass he needed to learn what it was like to not have everything handed to him

@stargazerart

Жыл бұрын

cool story but bruh you have to put a period or a comma in there somewhere!

And that’s how you end up with a kid like Joseph Tarazov The ill-fated wanna be gangster, son of a real gangster, who started the whole thing with a puppy and a car.

Oof, 2 and 3 got me...ARE me. I think I managed to escape some trouble tho in that I anticipated some of the trouble I would have later on (yay anxiety?). If I couldn't learn about it from KZread or wikihow, a lot of the time I would end up doing the task anyway and then having my parents come in and tell/show me what I did wrong. It's rather a punch to the ego but I'm lucky in that my 'rents are decent despite one having an explosive temper and the other hoards, nevermind the practically requisite childhood trauma they barely acknowledge.

There was a rich kid at middle school, I am from a poor situation so I did everything I could to surive. The kid didn't belive that I walks miles to my home or work two paying jobs. They thought everyone was rich but no, another student who is kinda the same situation like me also share too. The kid told us that he was going to tell on us because we were poor, they really thought we could to jail for being poor. even tho this was years ago, I am in a silghtly better situation, I am in college and helping out my family.

"Do you watch Reddit videos?" WHAT THE HELL DID HE DO-? Oh, okay.

6:28 BUT MUUUUUUUUUM cartmin ahh thing

I was lucky enough to study at an international college in an exchange program during the first semester of this year. The first story reminds me of how nasty some of the residence floor mates were, not cleaning up in the kitchen after they finished preparing their food. Yuck.

Story 13 does NOT sound legit to be honest...as a South African seeing homeless, unemployed people begging on the streets etc. is something that everyone are very familiar with...being part of the tribal system does not eliminate your exposure to these things...in fact with the SA US exchange rate a 'rich' South African would probably still live beneath the poverty line in the US

2200 is more than my bi-weekly paycheck if even after working 100 to 120 hours.

Did you hear about the guy who invented Lifesavers and got rich? He made a mint 😂

@colleenross8752

9 ай бұрын

Lol

Bless That Tribe Kid, We're Not Worthy Of Him

i got a story to share, so, we will call the rich spoiled son of a gun kid carl (sorry to all the carls out there) so carl and i were friends in kindergarden, i knew he was rich but at some point we had a pretty big figth for kindergardeners (i won) so anyways, skip to highschool, he started getting really spoiled, more than in middle school, his parents had a lot, a LOT of money and they were showering carl in $100 bills, i tried getting him under control multiple times because i knew if it goes on like this, he would most likely die before the age of 30 needless to say, he died before the age of 30 i even told his parents to stop spoiling him that much, they didnt listen to a "poor peasant that smells like shit" as they called me but before carl died, we had one last figth, one final figth, carl insisted on figthing until one of us dies, i knocked him unconcious and called an ambulance because i hit his leg and arms a little to hard they made a cracking sound, i checked if his leg and arms were broken, they were, and just as i was dont checking the ambulance arrived i still think of carl sometimes, i chuckle at some past memories as i see him standing infront of me, it was like he was actually there and he said "thanks for trying to help me, i now see that i should have listened to you rather than my parents" and then he just... dissapeared i thougth of carl as my own brother or son, i was devastated when i heard that he died in a car crash, and his parents came up to me and his own mother slapped me all i could say was "if you wouldnt have showered him in money and spoiled him THAT much he would probably still be alive" they knew i was telling the truth but didnt want to accept it so i got slapped again, "you should have slapped your son like that whenever he did something really bad" i said and then his mother tried slapping me again but his father caught his wifes hand and told her "hes rigth" ever since then carls father has been going fishing with me to calm him down as he still mourns his sons death or when his wife has brought him to almost hit her so hard she would have stumbled backwards, fall and go unconcious i can understand that a woman like that would get you to want a lot of time without her around

Yo kudos to the mom for trying to unspoil her daughter after giving her the modern equivalent of rent money per month for allowance in middle school

I just realized I'm a rich kid. My kids are too, so there's that. I'm not spoiled. But listening to this...yea, rich kid. Been to multiple countries, Disney every year for a few years while my cousin couldn't fly. Thought this was norm.

I continue to love all this rich and/or entitled kids who go into the military. So your mom works as a defense contractor for someone who supplies tanks? Big whoop! So your dad is a retired captain who is well respected by all branches of the military? Who cares? If you don’t put in the time and effort and decide to act entitled, you will quickly find the military difficult and probably trying to get discharged. One guy I went to AIT (Advanced Individual Training) with in San Angelo, Texas (it was officially an Air Force base, but the main 4 branches at the time had buildings on the base) had a mom who was an Air Force Captain, and he was in the Army. He was so infuriating. He would talk back to instructors and drill sergeants, pick fights with members of his own platoon, didn’t put much effort into training, his cleanliness was lacking and even trying to be a friend or nice to him was always frustrating due to him never returning the favors. After Exodus (Military Christmas break for those not at a permanent duty station), he and I ended up moving to a different platoon (mine due to failing the first round of classes first time through, him due to that and failing a PT test). I tried working harder to prove that I didn’t want to be a failure in the military, but he still seemed set in his ways. One time after returning from the hospital after a week (I was really sick and the base wasn’t big enough to have more than a clinic), I returned a few days before a monthly room inspection. I offered to help anyone as normally my roommate and I passed inspection regularly (outside of 1 time where I didn’t know we needed plastic containers for cereal, we worked great together for room cleanliness). It should’ve been easier than Basic cause 1. Instead of 8 people having to be in sync for the room cleaning, at most it was 4 people (and that was only for the toilet and shower in the shared sweepmate bathrooms), but there were also mini fridges, credenzas and regular sized beds (as compared to bunk beds and large bathrooms for about 40-100 other soldiers). Unfortunately my platoon as a whole failed the inspection (mine passed cause the only thing that my roommate/sweepmates and I failed was having hangers two inches apart). When the first drill sergeant is done teaming the platoon, the idiot says “But my room wasn’t that bad”. The drill sergeant looked like he was going to explode or have an aneurysm, but instead he gathered up the platoon to meet up and tour that guy’s room (his roommate was already in the process of a dishonorable discharge and kicked out of the base and Army in a week). The room was a disaster. Clothes not only filled the Army-issued laundry bags tied to the individual chairs and nightstands, but on the beds too. Trash and pizza boxes covered the floor. The in-wall lockers were extremely disheveled, with uniforms barely hanging on to the hangers. The fridge had an expired gallon of milk in it. And there were visible rings/stains in the sink. The drill sergeants asked if anyone had anything to say. I was frustrated and exhausted (still not fully recovered, but enough to tough it out) and I was just short of shaking and passing out from anger when I uttered what I did. The drill sergeants were worried that I needed to go back to the hospital, but after taking me outside for a few minutes to calm down, I was able to return. Later that night after 2100 formation for those who weren’t in Phase 5+, another room inspection was held by the drill sergeants. Almost everyone passed (except for that same guy, but at least his room was better after a few guys and I helped mostly clean his room). Then the next morning as more punishment the drill sergeants took us on a run around the base’s perimeter. One problem: the same troublemaker slept through the time to show up for the formation for the platoon run, so 2 guys had to wake him up (they also had to get the company commander to open his door). That was the last straw. Guy not only got dishonorably discharged, but was in military jail for 30 days for disobeying direct orders. All for a guy whose mom was an Air Force Captain.

Attempt 2 of getting mainly facts to do a dog revival

18:17 the twist is that the poster, who is a "normal person" is the asshole, lol.

I heard the game red fall I am just suggesting a game for you:)

Sscond story, poor girl the wayshe grew up should never happen to anyone, so i weep for her.

Nah the last comment on story 13 was something..! 💀

Cowboy hats are expensive AF

Why didn't the first person's flatmate just hire a cleaning service every week? Or if they have a partitioned sink, why not fill one side with water and soap and the other side with water then put it on a drying rack? I honestly don't understand messy people it's easy to clean stuff.

Pineapple

@Gay_platipus

Жыл бұрын

As a human, I agree

@Sergioforlife

11 ай бұрын

Pineapple pineapple

What's with all the stories of "Oh *I* am so great" in this?

The poor girl in story 11 making 5 bucks a week? Not too bad, I've been doing that since I was 8. I'm currently 17. No raises, more chores. I wished the 5 dollars had the purchasing power it did back then, because that $5 the little girl got is probably way more than what I make now.

native american from rural country reservation like this concept of video

Im not rich but ill admit im hella spoiled i dont even know how to do laundry and im over 13.

I’m so spoiled that at 12 I have a bank account with 12000 dollars in it that I gained from 10000 that my dad gave me to teach me investment not only this but I get a 100 dollar per month allowance and I understand I am spoiled but not a rat as I am very nice to people

@Icalasari

Жыл бұрын

Good on you! Make sure to keep care with the money, learn how to make it work for you, and try to make the world a better place as you grow older. Never let the money get to your head, work hard, and you should become one of the rich people who folks actually like as you care for the community

@Cookiofshadows2

10 ай бұрын

.... You do realize that bragging about that much money at age 12 not only makes you look worse but like an outright liar, no matter how nice you say you are.

What did the rehab dude call his channel

What game is in the background?

yo whats the game in the back

@code_scipioYT

2 ай бұрын

Hunt: showdown

I like Spolied Rich Kids who are good people. I don’t like the brat part of Spoiled Rich Brat Edit: Also the ones who know nothing, but are willing to try

I will say that I’m a spoiled brat. I don’t know any peers that also have an actual katana. But i at the very least try to educate myself on real world subjects, like politics, because I really wanna vote by 2028. I’ve also been trying to learn economics, not only to understand this debt crisis America’s In, but so I can do my part to end it. I wasn’t there, but I heard the Great Depression sucked ass, and I’d rather not see the sequel to that story.

Fallout shelter… why would you spend money on as a person who actually plays all it takes is like 36 hrs to get 182 ppl and good gear

South Africa????? Don’t think so

Off topic, but what game is he playing? DayZ?

@Shadow.wolf9592

11 ай бұрын

Hunt: Showdown

@bkproductions383

11 ай бұрын

Gotcha, thanks.

@Shadow.wolf9592

11 ай бұрын

@@bkproductions383 no problem

What game is that

@Shadow.wolf9592

11 ай бұрын

Hunt: Showdown

i know what you men is story ten. good equipment mean nothing without skill

Atleast I am living on my own money and you operate at this income and then talk. All my personal expenses are born by me dong lecture me.

Never heard more fake stories in one video before

@MaryS2022

Жыл бұрын

Fake or not, I find these stories entertaining.

We don't need your commentary between stories.

@ainzooalgown3927

Жыл бұрын

Troll, it makes it better. SMD.

@Icalasari

Жыл бұрын

There are a ton of channels that don't give commentary. People watch this channel because of the commentary. So go to one of the other channels if you hate commentary as it's a staple of this channel

I genuinely feel bad for the girl in Story 2. Her parents failed her and the poor girl always feels like she’s failing.