I honestly don't think that that is necessarily true. Most folks are rational enough to understand that just because one person they know lied about something does not mean that everyone who says they are in the situation the person falsely claimed to be in will automatically be lying.
The last story is so sad.. Imagine losing the love of your life in front of you? And you were so close to saving them.. He's gonna be sad and broken for a long time. Hope he's doing ok
As someone with an egg, peanut and shellfish allergy too. It’s terrifying bc Kyutie is right. You have to trust these places with your food :/ I’m so fortunate that I never had to use my epi and always ask questions about everything I order but you can never be too careful.
I feel bad for the guy who was just playing with his kid, I mean yeah definitely shouldn’t be throwing kids but clearly he didn’t think this would happen
Safety first, safety first, SAFETY FIRST!!! I have a daughter, and would NEVER do that. But, as a high school mountain climber, shop student, and later, an Army veteran, that was drilled into me, all my life I feel bad for him, too.. But still, I think if he tried, he could have turned his life around. But he either got no help, or otherwise turned it down.
That cafe one was horrible, maybe they really thought there hadn’t been any nuts but they still should be sued for that. Rest In Peace to his fiancée, wish they hadn’t served her that sandwich so they could’ve been together 💔
This is actually a fear of mine. I’m worried that I’ll do something that seems like it’s insignificant but then it’ll snowball into something that was never supposed to happen
one of the most consistent youtubers OF ALL TIME. i remember i was seriously so so impressed with your work ethic and how long you’d been hustling back in 2019. I was like damn she’s been doing this every day for like 3 years, she’s killing it. Here we are 4 years later and you are STILL killing the game. insane, so inspiring.
5:05 reminds me of when I was 4 and my sister was 2. We were in our parent’s bedroom, bouncing on the bed. Just giggling and having fun. My sister bounced the wrong way and hit the corner of the nightstand with the back of her head. I will never forget that night. Blood and screaming and emergency rooms. Thankfully she hit the nightstand in such a way that she didn’t get any permanent damage, just some impressive stitches. I don’t know about her, but ever since that night, I have been hyper aware of sharply edged furniture and countertops.
Kyutie, it's not easy being an empath, is it? Great job on the story telling and great commentary. I worked graveyard when my son was little, so many days we would take the family boat out on the Columbia River. I could not count the number of times I stopped the boat and threw my son out of the boat. He loved it! I used to throw him onto my waterbed as well and he thought that was just great. One has to be careful with small children, but you have to make it fun for them as well, just be careful.
I heard in Britain a pregnant woman left her 3 y o kid in his bedroom while the window was open to bring something real quick. The kid climbed the window as many kids do, but was unlucky as he fell down the window 8 floors to his death. The mother fainted and had a miscarriage from shock, became kinda crazy, and the father was arrested and imprisoned for whatever fucked up reason the court blamed him for this accident.
For me it's really difficult because I have several severe allergies. But I'm also allergic to what's in the EpiPen. So I feel for those with allergies.
@coleprousesleftbigtoe3644 I might. I've had an Epipen before, and I coded 4 times from it! They do as many medical procedures with me awake as they can. I don't get any freezing at the dentist! I recently had to get a breast biopsy and a lumpectomy for my breast cancer fully conscious no freezing, sedation or anything. I was the first person in 30 years to do it with nothing. This has been my whole life so I'm use to it. I have 4 cancers and 6 autoimmune disorders so I can die at any time anyway.
First story: I hate to write this but it’s true - you can never trust a junkie. Second story: No excuse for drunk driving. Third story: Heroic. Fourth story: Idiot. Fifth story: Tragic. Sixth story: Tragic and stupid. Seventh story: More stupidity. Always stop and render aid. Eighth story: Always take your medicine. Ninth story: Terribly stupid. Tenth story: Unbelievably stupid. Eleventh story: Absolutely stupid. Twelfth story: Terrible.
Hello everyone! Ellen you're hair is so pretty! The first story is so messed up and that teacher was a HERO. Love you all drink some water and eat healthy! ❤
How are you doing my dear sweet friend? How are you feeling? In the very first story, the dad is a complete low-life for taken advantage of and using his kids like that. His kids were paying for everything hoping and praying that he would somehow feel better. The dad needs serious help for real lying like that about something extremely serious too. In the second story, I say give that man life because he took four lives all because he chose to drink and drive. In the third story, that teacher is a hero because he saved those girls lives, and as for that woman was speeding lock her up and throw away the key. Driving is a privilege not a necessity. In the fourth story, that serves him right play stupid games you're going to suffer the consequences. In the fifth story, that is so horrible and just to thin before any of this ever happened or took place he might've been an incredible dad. The whole is just so sad and truly heartbreaking. I love you so much!! Have a great weekend!! Stay safe!!
The drunk driver who killed his 4 friends is similar to this guy from my hs who got drunk and drove himself and his 4 other friends off a bridge in the highway. I often wonder what those 5 people thought on their last seconds when they realized they were in the air.
I have a nephew whose mildly allergic to apples. From what I'm told he only gets rashes around the mouth but I have heard that even mild allergies can later on become life threatening. I keep trying to convince my family to get an EpiPen just in case but because it's so mild they're not concerned. Do you need a doctors permission to get one or can you just buy them? And do they need to be stored in a certain way?
I think you need to see a doctor to get one, and I'm pretty sure they have to be stored in a cool, dark place. Not a fridge, but just in a case or cabinet or something so they don't overheat or get too cold. Hope your nephew can get one. Allergies are no joke.
@@sweetsea3607My cousin died because her family thought allergy wasn't bad enough. EpiPen would have saved her life! I hope they will get him one. Often can become deadly as they age.
That driver that sped up to overtake another car in a zone where there's crosswalks and people around... Just OMG that is some insane reckless driving on her part. Why do something like that? Why? She almost crippled/killed a whole football team of young students but ended up crippling the coach instead(which isn't any better). That lady should never be allowed to drive ever again like she obviously has zero regard for pedestrians safety. Did you know that pedestrians are statistically hit way more by cars when they are using crosswalks? In my small town I know 3 people of the top of my head that was hurt/killed when using the crosswalk. I feel like it's a combination of people feeling more safe when using a crosswalk compared to jaywalking so they might not check for cars as much and walk more slow maybe? And then when there's much traffic some cars are sometimes driving crazy and can easily miss a person walking cuz the person is hidden behind another car or something like that... That's why you shouldn't drive crazy to begin with and slow down when you are in a pedestrian heavy area. I've seen people that drive like her in trafic where they only care about being first and will do dangerous maneuvers just to get past everyone going back and forth switching lanes constantly. If they are too busy doing stuff like that and trying to not bump into other cars while doing so of course they will probably miss someone crossing the road cuz they are looking at cars and not the road or checking for people... Goddamn.
I do not know the level of injury that heroic teacher endured, but there are desks that work with wheelchairs. I can't imagine being able to walk then suddenly losing that. I'm honestly glad I didn't experience a loss like that and have always needed a wheelchair.
Drugs ruin so many lives. A lot of dead friends. 2 suffered drug induced psychosis. Delusional and paranoid. One of them murdered my best friend, and he killed himself in jail. As far as I know, he never regained his sanity. Another close friend donated her kidney, since then her life was completely detailed and she has a long list of health problems resulting either directly or indirectly from that one impulsice, generous act ( including the same illness as the recipient of her kidney. ) She has rebuilt a life she values, but her physical limitations definitely hold her back and might eventually kill her.
Maybe it's just me but I would think the driver AND school would be responsible for the teacher's medical bills. The principal "didn't want to pay for 2 buses" so they had to walk a mile for a field trip? Completely disregards safety of students AND staff.
Ive been around guns since about the age of the kids in the story where the one shot his friend. I have to say it was irresponsible not to lock up the shotgun. The brother left it lie and the parents never taught the younger kid gun safety? I would never have played with a loaded firearm and neither would my brothers even at the most impulsive ages. We were taught well and repeatedly that guns were NOT toys and to always check if a gun is loaded when picking it up. If any of us had acted that stupid, even if no one got hurt, we wouldve been spanked hard and grounded until we moved out. Nevermind actually harming someone and going to juvie. The most irresponsible party here was the brother of the shooter, as well as the parents for not teaching the younger that guns arent toys. Yes it was stupid of them to play around with it but if it had been locked up they wouldve found a less harmful stupid thing to do. And the kid wouldnt have had to grow up with permanent brain damage.
Americans leave guns around. Damn stupid amendment- the right to bear arms which does not also have the obligation to store them under lock and key. Idiotic.
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That first story made me angry. That father is the reason his children will now think twice before helping or believing legitimate AIDS victims.
In Africa, there are MANY people with AIDS
I'm not sure paying for an AIDS victim's medical bills is a particularly common scenario, but yes what the father did was very scummy
I honestly don't think that that is necessarily true. Most folks are rational enough to understand that just because one person they know lied about something does not mean that everyone who says they are in the situation the person falsely claimed to be in will automatically be lying.
The last story is so sad..
Imagine losing the love of your life in front of you?
And you were so close to saving them..
He's gonna be sad and broken for a long time. Hope he's doing ok
As someone with an egg, peanut and shellfish allergy too. It’s terrifying bc Kyutie is right. You have to trust these places with your food :/ I’m so fortunate that I never had to use my epi and always ask questions about everything I order but you can never be too careful.
Damn that lady who saved her students is a hero
Yeah she is
I feel bad for the guy who was just playing with his kid, I mean yeah definitely shouldn’t be throwing kids but clearly he didn’t think this would happen
Safety first, safety first, SAFETY FIRST!!! I have a daughter, and would NEVER do that. But, as a high school mountain climber, shop student, and later, an Army veteran, that was drilled into me, all my life I feel bad for him, too.. But still, I think if he tried, he could have turned his life around. But he either got no help, or otherwise turned it down.
I can’t believe he actually got charged for child abuse tho when everybody saw he had no ill intentions
That cafe one was horrible, maybe they really thought there hadn’t been any nuts but they still should be sued for that. Rest In Peace to his fiancée, wish they hadn’t served her that sandwich so they could’ve been together 💔
exactly! even if they didnt think, that still doesnt make it not careless
This is actually a fear of mine. I’m worried that I’ll do something that seems like it’s insignificant but then it’ll snowball into something that was never supposed to happen
one of the most consistent youtubers OF ALL TIME. i remember i was seriously so so impressed with your work ethic and how long you’d been hustling back in 2019. I was like damn she’s been doing this every day for like 3 years, she’s killing it. Here we are 4 years later and you are STILL killing the game. insane, so inspiring.
seriouslyy she's amazing
Yeah, been a fan since 2017!
@@marga8732 same
Oh God, I feel so bad for the guy who accidentally hurt his daughter
5:05 reminds me of when I was 4 and my sister was 2.
We were in our parent’s bedroom, bouncing on the bed. Just giggling and having fun. My sister bounced the wrong way and hit the corner of the nightstand with the back of her head.
I will never forget that night. Blood and screaming and emergency rooms.
Thankfully she hit the nightstand in such a way that she didn’t get any permanent damage, just some impressive stitches.
I don’t know about her, but ever since that night, I have been hyper aware of sharply edged furniture and countertops.
i hope she's doing well
It’s crazy that you never know what could happen because one decision can change everything
Kyutie, it's not easy being an empath, is it? Great job on the story telling and great commentary. I worked graveyard when my son was little, so many days we would take the family boat out on the Columbia River. I could not count the number of times I stopped the boat and threw my son out of the boat. He loved it! I used to throw him onto my waterbed as well and he thought that was just great. One has to be careful with small children, but you have to make it fun for them as well, just be careful.
I heard in Britain a pregnant woman left her 3 y o kid in his bedroom while the window was open to bring something real quick. The kid climbed the window as many kids do, but was unlucky as he fell down the window 8 floors to his death. The mother fainted and had a miscarriage from shock, became kinda crazy, and the father was arrested and imprisoned for whatever fucked up reason the court blamed him for this accident.
1st one is so sad, what a greedy father
For me it's really difficult because I have several severe allergies. But I'm also allergic to what's in the EpiPen. So I feel for those with allergies.
how would you get help if you were to get an allergic reaction? would you just die?
@coleprousesleftbigtoe3644 I might. I've had an Epipen before, and I coded 4 times from it! They do as many medical procedures with me awake as they can. I don't get any freezing at the dentist! I recently had to get a breast biopsy and a lumpectomy for my breast cancer fully conscious no freezing, sedation or anything. I was the first person in 30 years to do it with nothing. This has been my whole life so I'm use to it. I have 4 cancers and 6 autoimmune disorders so I can die at any time anyway.
@@valeriebrathwaite8541 omg you're so brave! I'm sorry to hear about the cancers and autoimmune disorders. I'm speechless idk what to say
First story: I hate to write this but it’s true - you can never trust a junkie. Second story: No excuse for drunk driving. Third story: Heroic. Fourth story: Idiot. Fifth story: Tragic. Sixth story: Tragic and stupid. Seventh story: More stupidity. Always stop and render aid. Eighth story: Always take your medicine. Ninth story: Terribly stupid. Tenth story: Unbelievably stupid. Eleventh story: Absolutely stupid. Twelfth story: Terrible.
I respect that teacher who saved the kids from the bottom of my heart ❤️
Let's all appreciate that she uploads for us every single day when she makes are day 😀
Hello everyone! Ellen you're hair is so pretty! The first story is so messed up and that teacher was a HERO. Love you all drink some water and eat healthy! ❤
How are you doing my dear sweet friend? How are you feeling? In the very first story, the dad is a complete low-life for taken advantage of and using his kids like that. His kids were paying for everything hoping and praying that he would somehow feel better. The dad needs serious help for real lying like that about something extremely serious too. In the second story, I say give that man life because he took four lives all because he chose to drink and drive. In the third story, that teacher is a hero because he saved those girls lives, and as for that woman was speeding lock her up and throw away the key. Driving is a privilege not a necessity. In the fourth story, that serves him right play stupid games you're going to suffer the consequences. In the fifth story, that is so horrible and just to thin before any of this ever happened or took place he might've been an incredible dad. The whole is just so sad and truly heartbreaking. I love you so much!! Have a great weekend!! Stay safe!!
The drunk driver who killed his 4 friends is similar to this guy from my hs who got drunk and drove himself and his 4 other friends off a bridge in the highway. I often wonder what those 5 people thought on their last seconds when they realized they were in the air.
I have a nephew whose mildly allergic to apples. From what I'm told he only gets rashes around the mouth but I have heard that even mild allergies can later on become life threatening. I keep trying to convince my family to get an EpiPen just in case but because it's so mild they're not concerned. Do you need a doctors permission to get one or can you just buy them? And do they need to be stored in a certain way?
I think you need to see a doctor to get one, and I'm pretty sure they have to be stored in a cool, dark place. Not a fridge, but just in a case or cabinet or something so they don't overheat or get too cold. Hope your nephew can get one. Allergies are no joke.
@@Kal-213 Thank you. I hope I can convince them to have him see a doctor to get an EpiPen.
@@sweetsea3607My cousin died because her family thought allergy wasn't bad enough. EpiPen would have saved her life! I hope they will get him one. Often can become deadly as they age.
That driver that sped up to overtake another car in a zone where there's crosswalks and people around... Just OMG that is some insane reckless driving on her part. Why do something like that? Why? She almost crippled/killed a whole football team of young students but ended up crippling the coach instead(which isn't any better). That lady should never be allowed to drive ever again like she obviously has zero regard for pedestrians safety. Did you know that pedestrians are statistically hit way more by cars when they are using crosswalks? In my small town I know 3 people of the top of my head that was hurt/killed when using the crosswalk. I feel like it's a combination of people feeling more safe when using a crosswalk compared to jaywalking so they might not check for cars as much and walk more slow maybe? And then when there's much traffic some cars are sometimes driving crazy and can easily miss a person walking cuz the person is hidden behind another car or something like that... That's why you shouldn't drive crazy to begin with and slow down when you are in a pedestrian heavy area. I've seen people that drive like her in trafic where they only care about being first and will do dangerous maneuvers just to get past everyone going back and forth switching lanes constantly. If they are too busy doing stuff like that and trying to not bump into other cars while doing so of course they will probably miss someone crossing the road cuz they are looking at cars and not the road or checking for people... Goddamn.
I do not know the level of injury that heroic teacher endured, but there are desks that work with wheelchairs. I can't imagine being able to walk then suddenly losing that. I'm honestly glad I didn't experience a loss like that and have always needed a wheelchair.
Drugs ruin so many lives.
A lot of dead friends.
2 suffered drug induced psychosis. Delusional and paranoid. One of them murdered my best friend, and he killed himself in jail. As far as I know, he never regained his sanity.
Another close friend donated her kidney, since then her life was completely detailed and she has a long list of health problems resulting either directly or indirectly from that one impulsice, generous act ( including the same illness as the recipient of her kidney. )
She has rebuilt a life she values, but her physical limitations definitely hold her back and might eventually kill her.
Maybe it's just me but I would think the driver AND school would be responsible for the teacher's medical bills. The principal "didn't want to pay for 2 buses" so they had to walk a mile for a field trip? Completely disregards safety of students AND staff.
this video made me so much more grateful
Ive been around guns since about the age of the kids in the story where the one shot his friend. I have to say it was irresponsible not to lock up the shotgun. The brother left it lie and the parents never taught the younger kid gun safety? I would never have played with a loaded firearm and neither would my brothers even at the most impulsive ages. We were taught well and repeatedly that guns were NOT toys and to always check if a gun is loaded when picking it up. If any of us had acted that stupid, even if no one got hurt, we wouldve been spanked hard and grounded until we moved out. Nevermind actually harming someone and going to juvie. The most irresponsible party here was the brother of the shooter, as well as the parents for not teaching the younger that guns arent toys. Yes it was stupid of them to play around with it but if it had been locked up they wouldve found a less harmful stupid thing to do. And the kid wouldnt have had to grow up with permanent brain damage.
YOO your hair looks so cute today!!
Yay, early video! Also, ouch, those are some ruined lives. 😢
I love your videos kyutie
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the first story is so annoying
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Americans leave guns around. Damn stupid amendment- the right to bear arms which does not also have the obligation to store them under lock and key. Idiotic.
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3:58, He can get a new one
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