Spoiled Kids Getting Owned
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"The Grandparents calmly walk over to him, took the toy out of his hands, and gave it to the girl" Is the best thing to do if that ever happens
The moment is 16:56
LMAO
alas it mostly only works when the toy was a gift from the grandparents, parents on the other hand...
@@infecttious Thank you for timestamp
@@infecttious also your name is EPIC
I have one.
Was in 7th Grade English class when the spoiled rich kid in the back was being a douche. Nothing out of the usual for him. This time, though, the teacher had pretty much had enough of his shit, and called his parents in front of the whole class on speakerphone. All the mom said was "Don't worry, I'll make sure he doesn't do this again, blah blah, boring BS"
15 minutes later, his mom comes bursting into the room. She chews him out in front of the entire class. Kid starts crying, we start laughing, the whole scene.
Needless to say, he was a Saint from that day forward.
My son, in year 7, was becoming a little horror, disrupting the class, and giving the *female* teacher chat back. After the third time of having to go to the school and hear about his antics, before we drove home again, I told him this (with absolutely full intention, so he knew I was speaking the truth) - "If you don't start acting courteously towards your teacher, and she calls me in again, I'll drive you to school with a pink dressing gown on, bunny rabbit slippers and my hair in curlers. And I'll make sure we arrive during morning recess when everyone can see. Do you get it?" and he paled, nodded and I never got called in again. He also didn't know I'd have to go and buy all those items, but I had every intention of embarrassing the absolute hell out of him. I would have escalated the outfit if required.
@@Kayenne54 why did you bold female. Just asking.
@@racqqn9623 redditors never see females
Congratulations Sci
@@wudderbottles Sir, calm down! You just killed him.
When I was a kid, had an even younger kid throwing rocks and slurs and generally being a menace because it was funny to him. I wasn't doing anything to him but he kept terrorizing me for no reason. I was maybe 13, this kid had to be 10 at most, and I'm really not proud of it but I lost my temper finally and punched him in the stomach.
Kid keeled over, began wailing, ran away crying to his house and told his mother. I left the area figuring that I was going to be in trouble for hitting a kid at least 3 years younger than me regardless of the reasoning I had. But they apparently lived a few streets away and the mother caught me almost right outside her front door step as I had gone across the street to the store.
Figuring I'm fucked anyway I just tell in 100% honesty what happened and that, "I admit, I did lose my temper and punch him in the stomach. I shouldn't have done that but I know what I did."
But as I was telling the story the mother shot a glare at her kid that made him go from a shit eating grin to a look of 'uh-oh' and by the end of the explanation she thanked me for being honest and apologized before turning on her kid and the kid ran away screaming as I presume the mother was about to beat his ass.
+1 love the story
I'm just fucking in love with this story lmao. Great mother right there.
@@cathl4953 he was probably just asking, nothing harmless.
Mothers are real protective of their kids but the moment their kids cross them oh boy that kid is absolutely fucked
My mom would’ve beat me with the belt, slipper, and kicked me out of the house.
I went to school with the daughter of one of my dad's employees. Her dad was a bit of a lazy worker and got fired for not meeting his quotas. He sued and my dad reached a settlement for an amount that was supposed to remain undisclosed.
This girl started bragging about how my dad was going to pay her family so much money. She even gave an exact amount.
Because she proved she had been told how much money was being paid, the money was returned to my dad. Also, because we didn't break our side of the agreement, her father couldn't sue us over his firing again.
That is just epic
If that wasn't karmic retribution, then I don't know what is. Best. Story. Ever.
Yeah, nice try. I’ve found this exact same story on the internet countless times. Don’t lie.
@@alishajayne6780 Y'know, there's 7 billion human beings on the planet as we speak right now. At least a tenth of that uses the internet. That's, at the least, 700 million people. Out of 700 million people, there has to be at least two of them that have similar stories to one another.
@@RipRLeeErmey i mean they said countless times but yeah i agree
You've heard of spoiled kids
Now get ready for the spoled kids
The kiwi approves.
@@KiwiBirdYes nice
@@AngieAJ niice
@@endermanfellow100 niiice
Some kids should be spoled. Completely flattened. Ironed out. ;-)
That one dad who gave the ungrateful kids stuff away did great. If you don't appreciate it give it to kids who will. In the end as the kid gets older he'll understand and thank his father, hopefully if their good adults.
I'm mixed on that one. It's good that kids in need got the stuff but I feel like not allowing your kid privacy and doing things based on texts you weren't supposed to see will make the kid a worse person in the long run.
@@RRW359 Well the point was word got round he was being ungrateful and he didnt deserve it because there are tons od other kids who are denied basic neccesities thru no fault of their own but this kid is gonna btch about not getting an xbox when he gets cool stuff all the time ? Totally deserved it.being a prick in private or in public makes you a prick either way.
@@edemzigah5582 Ok, I'll bite, an X box is a Necessity? An iPhone is a necessity?
@@csmith563 neither are neccessities
@@RRW359 oh stfu
“Hey, you have to go to prom with me because we did a draft and I won you. Doesn’t matter if you consented to it or not. I won and you’re my prize.” Yep, mhm, how’d that work out?
Omg! Did you go with someone else? Or did you not go at all??
*beat the sh*t out of them*
@@Gorpolon *yep*
@@theparkranger7540 nah come to mine! The building is 17 stories tall and I live on the top floor, and I have a balcony.
@@theparkranger7540 How much “Strawberry Jam” do you have after it :)
When some spoiled brat asks "Do you know who my father is" I respond with "Hasn't your mother told you"
It's quite fun watching them try to work that out in their heads.
Once overheard a librarian respond, "Satan?" when asked, "Don't you know who my father is?"
I actually saw a video where a spoiled rich teenager was pulled over by the police. He repused to get out of the car, and the cop said this- "Get out the car NOW, numb nuts." The teenager tried to pull the do-you-know-my-dad card. The cop just said, "Why, your mother didn't tell you?"
Draco Malfoy: My father will hear about this!
Ho ho ho
Betka, I am pretty sure that Malfoy wouldn't have been from parents other than the ones the book suggests. But thank you for the Harry Potter character. Don't see enough of it.
Feels good when karma just attacks the kid
The kiwi approves.
If anyone I know has kids getting into football for high school and they ask me for advice, I'll be recommending they toss the ball to the most spoiled and rotten person on their team. And make sure somebody is recording it from afar. Popcorn or treats optional.
Spoiling parents call it atrocious, I call it a wake-up call. ^_^
@@KiwiBirdYes *No one:*
*Absolutely No one:*
*Grand Master Kiwi:* **stomps The Yard**
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Or when the ball just slipped from my foot when he decided to throw rocks at our defender
@@satan9934 that took effort you have earned respecc
My niece, who will be 7 in two months, is just like this. Her dad (my younger brother) and mother let her get away with almost everything and think it's funny when she acts up. My mum, who is her grandmother, constantly makes excuses for it and says both me and my brother acted similar at that age which is bullshit. I can remember being 6-7 years old and I certainly remember my brother being that age and we were nothing like that...
One time she slapped my mum and said 'you stupid little bitch!' and as she stepped back, she stepped on our dog, which barked at her and nearly attacked her. She started balling her eyes out and jumped up on a chair so our dog couldn't bite her. Quite frankly, it was hilarious. Instant karma for being a little brat.
For what it's worth, she has some form of learning disability or mental disorder but I'm not sure what. However, her parents are too lazy and useless to actually get her treatment, so I guess that part is on them.
This is beautiful
My cousins are also like that my aunt and uncle are way too loose and they are very immature for their ages
Poor dog
If someone slaps my mum, they aint gonna cry, cause imma numb them with pain.
One of the many reasons why I love dogs.
My friends and I were at a trampoline place, and there was this one kid (5 years old I think) that told us to move out of the area we were in, and he kept cursing to try to get us to move. We are 15, so we were used to the cursing. He kept running through the trampolines, trying to annoy us because we were trying to do flips. Well, I am mid-flip, and he runs along, and I literally axe-kick him on the head, and he gets knocked out cold. I am like 170 lbs, and he was probably 60-80 lbs. The mom comes up and starts yelling at me and my friends, the manager gets called, and they argue for a bit, the mom pointing her finger at me, and then they look at the cameras (which also includes audio). Shows the runt cursing his butt off, and running through the area, being reckless. The ambulance was called. When the mom brought it to court to try to sue my family and the trampoline place, she ended up losing because it was her fault for not supervising her kid.
Good Times
I work at a pharmacy. All the registers have bells in front of them so that customers can get our attention if we aren't nearby and are unaware that someone needs our help. No surprise that, when young children are around, they tend to ring the bells because they're shiny and make noise. One day, my coworker and I were both ringing customers out. I had an elderly couple, and she had a woman with an extremely annoying child (who looked to be roughly three or four years old). The child was ringing the bell nonstop and his mother was doing nothing to stop him. My coworker asked her politely to stop him, but she just rolled her eyes and told her he wasn't doing anything wrong. She then asked the child himself to stop, but he told her to "screw off" as he mercilessly hit it over and over. So, what did she do? She grabbed the bell and flung it dramatically over her shoulder, where it hit the wall and broke apart. She then leaned over the countertop near his face and snarled "what are you going to do NOW, you little snot rag?!" The look on both his and his mother's faces were priceless! She got written up for the incident, but to this day, she doesn't regret it. Hahaha!
the last one was the cherry on top for me
love how the kid's actions backfired in front of the writer when he expected it the least, made me smile the most
and the mom actually being reasonable and hearing both sides instead of immediately defending the kid
the dad, though..
@@bowserjrimacasualshutup6754 EXACTLY!!
That soccor one reminded me of when I did taekwondo. I am a short, petite female, but spar hard. I am a black belt and used to compete.
One day these big, buff teens come in to try a few classes and they are making fun of everyone and everything. They are saying how easy everything is and that taekwondo was a joke. My instructor has had enough and suits them up to spar. He pairs the first one up with me, with the whole class watching.
At first the guy is upset that he is paired with me and wants someone that will 'give him a challenge'. The instructor tells him if he can beat me he can pick his partner. The guy rolls his eyes and agrees.
The guy comes in slow and easy, probably to beat me and make it look easy. I blocked everything he threw. I never tried to hit him or threw anything, just blocked and moved. Eventually he was getting frustrated and tried harder until he got angry. He charged and all I did was sidestep him, never touched him. He fell on his face when he hit empty air. All the other guys quietly took off their gear and they left.
One of my favorite memories.
i do taekwon doe
What degree are you? I am a 3rd myself.
@@oStraw 2nd, I was planning on going for my third, but constant knee injuries and arthritis forced me to retire before then.
Excuse me what is that ?? It seems like its cool and im thinking about doing a after school sport
@@keketski5430 taekwondo? It's a martial art focusing on kicks
I got one.
My mom and i lived in a somewhat poor area, and the school was a bit of a drive away. There was a neighborhood of super rich people near the school and those people breed like bunnies so a few kids went to that school (Most went to private schools) I had two siblings in my 1st grade class who were extremely rich and had practically everything they wanted. One of the siblings (Anna) was pretty nice and was just an average kid that acted like normal class. There sister on the other hand, (Maria), was just a spoiled brat that often had tantrums. Our teacher was extremely scared to talk to her or call her parents as there dad was the same as her, mean and snappy and could probably pay to get her fired. (She tried before, and was threatened)
One day we had a sub who was done with her shit and pulled her to the back of the class where she sat for the rest of the day. They called her mom, not her dad. Her mom was LIVID. She had no idea this was happening and the father had told her none of this was happening as little miss Maria acted like an angel when the mom was around.
Her mom took everything away she liked. Her toys, dresses, games, ect. It was all given to Anna. Maria was then the quiet kid for the rest of the year. Anna was still super nice and Maria started getting her stuff back- Though, she was never the same bratty kid she was.
Edit: Should prop say, they got divorced and custody was even between both parents.
Very good story I sir ducky approved this
When I was at the my local zoo once, Me and my Mom headed to the the Gorilla place. (I was 8 at the time.) When we arrived there, I was really scared because my Mom told me that Gorillas were really aggressive, and I was told not to have eye contact with them, move away from them, and etc. I was facing down to avoid eye contact, when I took a little peek up. On the other side of the window, I saw these two kids banging sticks on the window and laughing on the Gorilla.Their parents were completely fine with it. I was really pissed, but avoided interfering. When I was about to look down again, I see the Gorilla punch the glass wall, and let out a huge roar to those kids. I see them get spooked af, and they start slowly walking away from the Gorilla place, and my Mom was simply delighted. Moral of the story? Never mock wild animals.
Gorillas have a "you leave us alone, we leave you alone" thing going. And if you don't anger them, they won't do anything to you.
But if you make them mad, you'll find out that compared to a gorilla, the human body is made out of toothpicks.
The kids being brats would be in trouble with me generally, but hurt an animal or another child and their feet won't touch the ground afaic.
Being a young uncle, I've only had one notable incident of bratiness from my nephew, who's one of my siblings youngest kids, so I was a proper adult by the time he was born. Normally he's a good kid, but when he was 5 decided to test my last nerve. I'd gotten him McDonald's and was taking him to a zoo/amusement park. However decides to kick up a stink on the train because upon a request that I buy him Greggs when we get to our destination, I told him not right away, but maybe after.
Cue crying and audible complaining. I gave him one warning that we'd be turning round and going straight home if he persisted. Well, he persisted and I'm a man of my word.
Once he'd composed himself on the short train journey home he offered one last offer of defiance: "I'm going to tell my mummy about this" to which I replied "go ahead son, you'll be in far hotter water with mummy than you are with me" and then he shut up.
I don't tolerate bratty kids.
Same here. Practically raised my siblings, not interested in marriage or have children, but my siblings knows to made their kids behave in front of me. They know my temper and have absolutely no patience of bratiness.
@@nfspbarrister5681 What is key is following through with your threats. Kids are naive bit they're not stupid. That's where I think some well-meaning parents end up spawning horrible kids, because they say they'll punish their kid and don't follow through the first time. Like if I hadn't followed through with my nephew, what would it say? It'd say I'm a lightweight. I'm no expert but I do know it's all about maintaing control over the situation.
@@noneofyourbizznizz5375 yep. Besides, isn't that teaching your children to lie or not hold on their words?
@@noneofyourbizznizz5375 not just follow through, but consistency is the key, else they will roll the dice
And here's your ice cold beer. You rock.
That ten-year-old with gold chains sounds *exactly* like Bling-Bling Boy
Nice profile pic
Omg this ran through my mind too
😆😆😆bling bling booooooy
Bling bling boy is a rich PG Eric Cartman
Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one who watched that show!
Why do kids attack animals? Like, what did they ever do to you?
One time I was at the beach and these kids were throwing rocks at birds....
Birds are mad evil. 😬 we fed them and they had the audacity to poop on my friends
Last year I was at the beach and there was this Indian family there which had a bunch of kids with them. There we seagulls and turtle eggs where they were based at. Those jackass kids decided to dump put their crunchy cheetos on the sand for the seagulls. The seagulls, instead, attacked THEM. They dive bombed them and intimidated them until they left. Those brats.
@@lovelysartstudio8299 parakeets
loud but cute and smol
I think it's natural up to a certain age (4 or 5?) they are curious. after that they start to understand that they cause pain and the empathy stops them. Unless they are psychopaths (which is why animal cruelty is a good giveaway). Or unless they were never thought (yeah things like empathy are thought too even if people always seem to forget)
@@wisteria3032 I'm sort of a psycho
Once when I was in the locker room one guy started talking shit about lacrosse because I played it and we didn't like each other very much. He was one of those rich spoiled boys and he played golf. When he said "Don't you play lacrosse with a net for catching butterflies?" I replied: " Lacrosse was invented by noble indians, while golf was invented by a couple of drunk Scots."
Okay, I remember being taught that forcing someone to wrestle/fight is assault. No matter the context, if the other party does *not* want to do it, assault.
Edit: Also, might not be the best response, but when one of these brats goes "DO YOU KNOW WHO MY MOM/DAD IS" one could go, "Do I look like I care," or some variation.
"Oooh you poor thing. You don't know who your mom/dad is? That's terrible!"
In my hometown, I had it happen... The kid's dad was the County Sheriff... AND I knew.
SO... "Do you know who my Daddy is?" He asked.
"Yeah," I nodded, and never so much as slowed down. "SO I'm going to make sure my life behind bars is by GOD WORTH IT!!!"
...a few years later, there was a scandal about the Sheriff picking up people with drugs, passing the drugs to a known partier, who would then hold a party and give the drugs out, and call the Sheriff to come around a get them all back (give or take) and arrest everyone... again... and again... and again... AND being the son of that Sheriff wasn't much of a brag with the shitstorm that came around after that. ;o)
If someone had asked me that question, I would simply ask "Who?" and "And who's that?" because there is indeed a very high chance I do not know and don't care.
“Ok, you know who my parents are right?” Reply: “Wait, you have parents? Oh, so that big place is your HOUSE, not an orphanage!”
“Do you know who my father is?” Why, your mother didn’t tell you?
“The cards just worked in our favor.” Best quote I’ve ever heard
Heart of the cards in real life?
@@Elyseon *heart*
I had won a tour of the local candy establishment in my area, along with four other children, all of whom were very bratty. It seemed interesting that each room we went into, something weird would happen to each of the bratty kids. It's almost as if the owner of the store wanted to teach all these kids a lesson.
The first kid, a boy who was extremely gluttonous, fell into the river of chocolate after trying to eat it. He ended up getting sucked into the pipe that collects the chocolate and transports it to the room where they make the fudge.
The second kid, an arrogant girl who does nothing but chew gum, tried an untested piece of gum made by this company, and she started to fill up with juice and inflated into the shape of a giant blueberry.
The third kid, a wealthy girl spoiled by her parents, tried to catch one of the nut-sorting squirrels, all of which started to maul her and threw her and her father into the garbage chute that led to the incinerator.
The fourth kid, an ignorant boy who did nothing but watch TV, went into the magical TV portal and shrunk down to the size of a mouse.
Kids 1 & 3 had to be retrieved, kid 2 had to be "juiced", and kid 4 had to be stretched.
Also, these weird-looking creatures sang a song after each kid's "fate".
I ended up being the winner and now run that candy establishment at only 12 years old.
willy wonka eyy
who’s up wonking their willy right now?
I love that one person just- “i didnt know you knew Eric Cartman”
Honestly didn't know porcupines could climb trees until I heard this thought to myself wait a minute that's not true then Google it and sure enough porcupines can climb trees. I'm 41 and I guess I've been living under a rock my entire life LOL.
Lol. It's a pretty big rock, because a few other people, myself included, and have been living under it too. #todayilearned
But it's actually pretty understandable though. Porcupine was built to look like it's better to be a earth hugger due to its defense mechanism.
A few years ago I was visiting the forest along our river (Rio Grande, which runs through my city), taking pictures, enjoying the quiet, and I saw what I thought was a huge nest probably +20 feet off the ground in a big tree. As the area was also home to owls, maybe it was an owl nest (though I think owls also use unclaimed old hawk nests as well). I got some pictures from a very safe distance (owls have huge talons! They like cat -- for dinner), and finally I decided it wasn't a nest but a big porcupine! It was up there enjoying the cooler air. Strong enough to lug itself all the way up there!
Not only do they climb trees, but they make their nests almost at the top of spruce trees. Atleast where I live in Alaska they do.
I think they're referencing American porcupines (which are like spiky squirrels) and you're thinking of old world porcupines (which are ground dwelling and are more like spiky badgers)
The second story is obviously Bling Bling Boy from Johnny test
No; that guy's a simp. This guy is just spoiled because why the hell not.
Boy boy bling from testy johnn
He was the simp of all simps
I thought I was the only who watched Johnny test
Hell yeah old school bling
One here from when I was little:
Used to be this parade we had in our town. There was this little girl who wanted to get candy that was dropped on the ground in wrappers but this rotten kid keeps stealing all the candy in her area. So, me and my dad work together, my dad pretending to accidentally get in the way so the spoiled kid couldn't reach the candy while I would help the girl get some of the candy. Eventually, the spoiled kid was pissed off enough to move on and find his own area.
The first story in this one is awesome seeing the parent of the child in the wrong instead of immediately saying "stop bothering my kid" and not batting an eye at what happened she scolded the child for bad behavior we need more people like on this planet cuz sadly there isnt enough of that
Good job I sir ducky appreciate this
Also happy (late) Halloween 🎃
heres one i have:
last year i went out with friends christmas shopping and we went to get mcDonalds and next to us this kid was shouting at his mum ( this kid was about 11/12) and his brother that he orded a double cheese burger and only got a plain one. his brother offered him one of his burgers and he threw it back at him. while this goes on some staff member turns up and asks if everything is ok and this kid yelled at them to shut up. his mum took his burger and fries and threw those in the bin. my friend and me saw this and was shocked by this brats manners
Isla Goodwin Ah Yes, the brat’s nonexistent manners.
One of the few instances where you can be surprised at nothing
YEAT THE CHILD
Original title: Spoled kids getting owned
that's the current title
@@cnb98 Spoled not spoiled
@@sidewalk__ oh.... ohhhh
@@sidewalk__ oh
Lol
I’m waiting for someone to say “ItS sPeLlEd sPoILed
The football one had me fucking crying the purposely threw him the ball and watched with pleasure as they cheer for the defense 😂😂😂
One time I was in a clothes store in the mall with my mom. And I see this younger kid with her mom walk in. We both wander around the store until I hear the most bratty scream you could hear. I caught a glimpse of the child throwing down clothes and a doll. The mom gave her the deadly look. And screamed at her daughter. It became a full blown argument. I’m just watching silently behind a rack of shirts. I see mom smack her and scold her. ( they didn’t speak English, so I don’t know what they said ) she drags the kid off. I look at my mom and she looks at me and says, “ I’m so glad you weren’t like that” We both nodded in agreement. Although I didn’t know what they said, I knew the child got recked.
Thats just sad , we dont know if the kid was even acting spoiled...
Do you have a clue of what language it may have been?
@@mysterygamermgclues8864 why do you ask mysterygaymer?
@@theparrot6516 because i'm feeling in the mood for sterotyping. Jk
Once when I was about 9yo, there was a kid who was being really mean to a friend of mine. I had had enough and threw a basketball at his face. In hindsight, it wasn’t as bad as it seemed, but dag, kids can say really nasty things.
Oof at my school the recess moniters are suuuper nice but dont stop bullying so half the time the popular kids (im mid popular) deal with em but my school is peaceful af
13:10
this one is actually sending me right now cuz i can imagine in the kid's mind he's like, "but... but how could this be? my shoes... they're more powerful than hers! how could she have this strength... this skill? could it be... that the shoes have nothing to do with your playing ability?"
“Am I out of touch?”
“No, it’s everyone else who’s at fault.”
Love the one about the footballer who never had to try, so when faced with actual, pissed off tacklers he just got his arse handed to him over and over.
I actually had a similar story, but with hockey and bodychecks. He spent the whole summer boasting about how he was working on his hit (this was going to be the first season we could hit) and as soon as he stepped on the ice I just wrecked him. It was very satisfying
I hope he wasn't actually injured during all of that
I have a story for this question.
So back when I was in 3rd grade or so, this one kid who was a year younger than me kept annoying my little sister. I walked up to my sister and asked: "Is this guy bugging you?" "Yes!" She replied. So I did the most logical thing my 8 year old self could think of doing: shoved the kid on his bum.
TLDR: I pushed a kid for bugging my sister
"One week I was on logistics and had to drive the van to lick up kids" ..... holy Freudian slip there Batman!
Lmao came to post this but checked to see if someone beat me to it. In a Van no less
Like an anteater eating ants
exactly what is was thinking. while imagining a van with a giant tongue that swept everyone into it.
@@goofballcartoonist7848
Holy shit, you too? Nice to know I’m not alone.
@@Hirundo-demersalis OM NOM NOM
"Damn it, Pottah! My father will know about this!"
16:50 applause for the best grandparents ever please. They deserve it.
Ooh, I've got one!
One time, a couple of years ago, my sister and her friend were jumping from the couch, and onto the cushions that were placed onto the floor. I had told them both to stop, in which my sister got a little fussy, and continued on. I didn't want them to hurt themselves, since they were so young, so I kept telling them to stop doing it. Eventually, my sister got mad, and they went to go tell on me. She came back a couple moments later, crying like a tornado siren, and had to put the couch cushions back where they belonged.
For someone who always got tattled on, it's such a joy to see a snitch's plans backfire in their face.
I wouldn't really call most of these kids spoiled, especially since their parents actually punish them. My entire family and I had an encounter with a spoiled kid. We were at the beach and underneath a large driftwood structure. This huge 12-year-old boy is climbing on it, and my uncle is yelling for him to get down and the kid is whining. Meanwhile, his mom does absolutely nothing, just lies in the sand next to us. Finally at the end of the day, the dad shows up. My uncle is lecturing the guy. So the dad asks the kid to get down, but the kid tells his dad to kiss his feet. The next thing that happens is the dad kisses his feet. I could hear my dad saying "OMG, I don't believe it!" cause if me and my sister had said that to him, he would've smacked them instead.
r/thathappened
r/randomsituations
Kid tried to steal my new drone. He was being a pain. So I taunted him with my drone by flying it just in and out of reach
LMAO
I remember from late middle school how this brat named Kayla would let her golden retriever run wild while taking it out to do its business. This dog would go onto other properties, take a sh**, and it eventually ate an entire tray of chocolate truffles my mother had left to cool on the porch as it was winter and in Minnesota. Very cold.
*Edit: The timer was set for 15 minutes, for any of you concerned about wildlife and chocolate. It was winter, and this tray was covered. Just so you know.
Kayla's mother tried to report how we intentionally poisoned her dog, and it cost her $2000 or more to replace her rug since her dog came home vomiting up the entire time. Since the law required the dog on a leash when being walked, her accusations were debunked and she had to pay the extra fine for violating the law.
Kayla was the one to suggest my family for poisoning as a scapegoat because she knew I was Christian, and was from a happy marriage. She didn't know anything else about me because she tried to "befriend" me when I had moved there, and after she bullied my brother I told her off publically and stood up for him. Those few facts were all she knew since I never spoke much out with others after that 'warm, welcoming reception' to moving in. And all this was after I had baked condolence brownies for her losing her own damn father in a motorcycle accident.
Keep your mutt on a leash next time, damn it.
Woah I sir ducky dub thee spoiled brat beater 🎉❤
"I didnt know you were friends with Eric Cartman"
Holy scheiße that maded me laugh really good
Nobody:
The porcupine after landing on the rich brat: Ight, Imma head out
I have one. I'm late but whatever.
When I was in my senior years of high-school my mom found a job as a teacher on a private rich girls Catholic school, we were far from rich but she had a discount on the monthly payments for my tuition since she worked there, to say I hated that place is an understatement, anyway this girl was the most spoiled brat I have ever met, her parents would give her everything in exchange of excellent grades, maximum grade was a 20 and she could only have grades 19 and 20 so this was clearly a big part of her pride and over all personality (quite sad, she only lived to be a good student and go to church, totally zero personality aside from that, yet she was annoying).
Either way one day we had an exposition, we would investigate about a topic that was assigned to us and then we would have to teach the class about this topic, she went all in, I'm talking about a complicated and long, heavy and boring class matched up with a power point presentation full of words and pictures that made your eyes hurt, teacher and all of us heard her, rolled out eyes and thank god she finally shut the fuck up, then it was my turn, my topic was expose the difference between magical realism and sify, and what do I do? I grab a fucking marker and start to compare a classic book of magical realism (cien años de soledad is the title that translates to 100 years of lonelyness) with the book saga of Game Of Thrones a super trendy sify and start to draw and compare chapters and the characteristics of the two different genders on the board cause well couldn't care enough to do a power point presentation.
Classes finish and sthis girl was like "ugh how could you not even do a power point?" she flipped her crap with crying and pulling her hair when she heard that MY exposition was the best out of all the students and was actually recorded and saved for future references, I had a 20 plus a bonus in my next assignment and she had a 15 teacher said it was too long, power point was difficult to follow and in general was too over the top to the point that no one even asked her any questions or asked for clarifications when the longest part of my exposition was the question section where everyone asked me for more examples and comparisons with diferent scenarios, she hated me after that cause I was smarter and Of I actually were to put effort I would be at the top of the school, I was just lazy and did the bare minimum while she worked her ass off and was always below me
I think that book is called A Hundred Years of Solitude in English.
Fun Fact: Ethan Couch's family owns an estate right down the road from where I live, it has a sizeable mansion and is completely walled in, apparently he stayed there during trial.
There was a football class taking place in a near neighbourhood, and i signed up for some exercise (im skinny) and since lots of bratty kids lived there, i wasnt surprised to find one with all quality gear always scoring goals.
Well, after a week or so of him calling everyone, including teammates of how bad we where, i decided to play defense (I normally stay in the middle, defending and trying to score, however i decided to ONLY stop this brat goals. He did not get a single goal, went up to his mom crying, calling me obscene stuff and the coach told me i was a great defense. After a few classes in of stopping all his goals and destroying all his ego, i left since i dont like football. (It is important to note that although i stopped all of HIS goals, i let the younger kids on his team score on my team, faking that i tried. The coach was very grateful and bought me a bag of chips and a coke.)
Respect 1000000000
spoled kids are here bow bois
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Boy: My shoes are better! My ball is better! I’m a better player!
Girl. Lol no. *destroys him*
Boy: My shoes suck! My ball sucks...
What context is "ball" in?
Oh man he only has one ball? That sucks
He only has one ball? Damn that sucks
@@DoubleRainbows667 he can't get girls too
@@DoubleRainbows667 someone gonna kick his ball
When I was in the 7th grade, there were these 2 kids (both siblings) who *hated* me and my brother. (I never really knew why, I know these two kids were just bullies and that's probably all there was.) We'd be walking home after getting dropped off from the bus stop and these two kids would be throwing rocks at our shoes from behind us. After a while I got fed up and spun around to confront them, both of which had rocks in their hands. I told them "Do that again and I'll tell your mom." Now, their mother was the owner of the only gas station in my town, so it wasn't a long walk to get there. Not to mention that their mother is strict, and would gladly punish them for being douchebags. They rolled their eyes and stopped. For a few minutes. I felt another rock hit my shoe and I just turn around and start marching towards the gas station with my brother in toe. The shift in the air was *insane*. They went from pointing, laughing asshats to begging me not to tell their mom. "She's not gonna do anything so you shouldn't bother." Hah. Sure kid. I'm approaching the gas station with the two kids still begging me to leave when I notice my dad's car parked there. Even better.
My brother and I go inside and my dad is a bit confused as to why we stopped in, but I just ask for the owner to chat with and have a very fun conversation with my dad and their mom.
I don't remember much after that but I do recall that my dad said a few days later the two kids had all their electronics and games taken away for the week. Very fun times.
For the reply to the first one, I can personally attest to the fact that most of the time the parents will go mental. One lady got herself into legal trouble when she intervened with my family friend appropriately putting her kid into his place. We were all at an amusement park as one group; me, my mom, my siblings, and said family friend and his children. We looked like two parents with lots of kids lol. Anyway we're in a small building where you order food and then take it to some tables to eat when an Indian man is peacefully putting a salad together at a salad bar close to where we were sitting. This kid walks up to him and starts shouting racial slurs and threats to the man, who is just standing in silence with a hurt and confused look on his face. Our family friend immediately puts his fries down and gets up, walks over to the kid, and shouts "You better go sit your ass down" in his intimidating Dad-is-about-to-whoop-a-bitch voice. The kid's mother hears this and without even knowing what's going on, runs over and physically shoves him away from her kid, screaming about how you are not his father and you don't tell my child what to do, yada yada, and long story short and a very long interrogation session with park officials later, the family friend gets off scotch free and with a warm thank-you from the Indian man, the woman got arrested for second-degree assault, and the child was sent to a juvenile detention facility. The best part about it was that as she was being led out of the park in handcuffs, she was yelling to everyone around her complaining about how she didn't get to finish the food she payed for.
Going to "lick up kids"? Not gonna send my son there, no no!
Instant FBI watch list
He probably meant pick up kids.
@@princesssunset8362 no shit
Thank god, I wasn't the only one that thought that sounded wrong.
I think it was supposed to be "pick" up the kids
My mom told me this, idk if it fits perfectly but here it goes: when i was about 5, i was playing with a couple of the neighborhood kids (the neighborhood had just been built) eventually some of the kids left and i kept playing with this kid, all the time we played we were using my toys since i was the only one who brought ( me and my brother who was about 4) everyone was fine and just left except this kid, as he wanted to take one of my toys (a truck i believe) i snatched it and he tried getting it back to take it (his mom had said he wanted to take it for a week and he would return it, yea right) we had a little tug of a war and then i just took it and hit him in the head with it, dude started crying and his mom was pissed at my mom, she didnt care and we just went home
This makes me glad that my parents raised me so well!
every time i hear the spoiled kid, it makes me think of the dursleys
When my daughter Sammi was 7, and the boy across the street was 9 , Sammi ROASTED him for a touchdown. The boy was an entitled brat. The boy never lived that down. The boy's father was entitled as well. Guess the apple doesn't fall far.
I have one so when I was about six I was at daycare and this spoiled little piece of- was there and she keep taking all the toys and puting them in a pile and she didnt let anyone near it so I had enough one day and I took all the toys and gave them to everyone (cuz I was a good child) and she yelled at me to give them back then I bit her six times in the arm and kicked her twice I got time out but I felt so good and she was scared of me the rest of the month then the left the daycare.....
That was, unexpected.
That’s not something you should be proud of. You were worse than she was at that moment.
@@ia7212 she probably didn't have a lasting amount of injury, but if she hadnt done that, that kid would stay like that.
@@gettingshotsomeonesgonnapa8635 So biting and kicking her was the only way to give the toys back to the other kids? It seems like she could’ve either told the teacher or just moved the girl out of the way and gotten her toy back
@@ia7212 when I was in school our teachers didn't give a crap about these kind of things. Maybe her teachers were the same too.
So for that last story, I’d just like to point out, living in “less well off” areas, the parents don’t just let their kids roam around outside bc they feel like it or they’re afraid to go outside themselves. A lot of times it’s single parents who are working multiple jobs and simply aren’t home to watch their kids. Plus in communities like such it’s very much a “protect your own” sort of mentality. They know their kids aren’t typically in much danger Bc if there ARE gang bangers and criminals around the area? Even THEY tend to watch out for the kids.
I have a story. There was this ten year old girl and a girl who looked to be one year older than her. They were both getting their hair done. One was getting her hair straight, and the other was getting an crochet. Once the ten year old’s hair was finished she sad down at a hair dryer. She then cried because her hair wasn’t long enough. They asked her to call her mom to she if she could get it done but their was no more hair left. When her mom got there, they asked her questions because they couldn’t tell what she wanted. She Started screaming “NO!” at her mom and one of the people who were working there. By the time all that drama was done, the person who did her hair had to do it all over again and make it longer. Meanwhile, the 11 year old was getting her hair done just after starting the person doing her hair noticed she was crying because the hair straightener was burning her. She didn’t say anything because she didn’t wanna cause any trouble and so then the people who were working there called the other girl spoiled because she caused all that trouble because her hair wasn’t as long as she wanted. If there is anyone younger out there reading this, be grateful or at least act like you like your hairstyle. After, all they took the time out of their day to do your hair. 🙂👍🏾
Cant say i completely agree with this, yes, like your hair. Be thankful for their effort, but at the same time you paid for a service and it is your duty to stand up if their service sucks. Not for your own ego, but for the person who comes after who may need their hsir done for an important occasio n.
That soccer coach is awesome
I lost the crap at the: i didnt know u were friends whit eric cartman
I remember a few years ago I was sat in a restaurant looking out the window and a little girl kept trying to kick birds while her parents watched well when she went to kick one really hard she swung her leg to much and went flying landing on her back. I set of laughing so hard I think people thought I was insane.
I have a story to share myself.
So, before I begin, I must mention that the main person of the story is more of a princess. She, AND her nasty group of friends. These girls were attention seekers, back chatters, and overall just mean girls. Now to the story.
One Friday afternoon, all of Grade Ten (me included) was meant to do a double period of sport, but because there was heavy rain, some of us couldn't go. So, instead, the teachers made some of us go inside the French room and do a survey about our elective subjects. We needed a teacher to supervise us all and the French teacher was the one to do so. Now, not many people like her, because she's not a good teacher (luckily, I see her as a good person, but a terrible teacher) and while we were doing the survey, the mean group of girls claim that they've finished. We were only two minutes in and it took me ten minutes to complete it. Now I don't remember exactly what happened next but what I DO remember was that one of them sat on the table and browsed through her phone like she was above the rules.
The French teacher asked her to get down but she refused. This dragged on for a while until the teacher yelled at her saying, "You have a problem!" "I don't have a problem," the mean girl replied calmly like she knew she was right and that the teacher was wrong. Eventually, she was kicked out of the room and I was full of joy. In fact, while they were screaming at each other, I wanted to grab some popcorn and enjoy it. It feels great when you see mean girls get what they deserve for their obnoxious, self-centred and horrid behaviour. I was SO thankful for what that teacher did.
7:00 what I would have done tho is I would have heard him unclip the belt, pretend I didn’t, then I would hit the breaks to show him that he needs to put on the damn seat belt
The good ol’ brake check, classic 😆
Yes but then he might get hurt and the parents might sue the camp
@@seedlessstrawberry2915 no they would have said “well dummy why wasn’t your seatbelt on , you know better” then whupped my butt if I backsassed ,old fashioned southern parents raised by old fashioned southern parents, though I do see entitled parents doing that but mine personally wouldn’t have sued them
@@warriorofdeath24 I know, it’s the kids fault for not putting on their seatbelt, sadly that’s how America is
Lol good way to teach.
Reject humanity return to monke
Yes monke brother
Lets find the poop factory brothers
where banana
Do yae know dae wae?
Monkes strong together
My SO and I bought our niece an xbox series x right when they came out (which was hard as hell to find one) along with a new ipad as hers had been stolen, for Christmas. She threw a shitfit because she wanted the playstation 5. We took the xbox back and gave the ipad to our other niece (her cousin) instead. Her mom was so mad she made her sell the older xbox she already had and use the money to take us to an apology Dinner. Best steak of my life.
"You were friends with Eric Cartman?" I forgot how to breathe when I heard that 😂 🤯
The best of these stores is when the parent corrects the kid, it brings me hope.
I may as well share a kinda funny little story of personal comeuppance, since I’m glad I’ve grown and learned a lot since then. I’m Autistic and was not very aware of other kids’ feelings when I was younger, so that explains at least some of why I was a bit of a brat. At my then-bestie’s birthday party, she got a scooter and decided to let everybody else have a turn. I was impatient for my go, so by the time whoever was riding it got to the end of the little court, I was shouting for them to hurry up. Well after several kids had turns and several rounds of this, I finally got to try it. I got one foot on the scooter, and... most of the kids started shouting for me to hurry up. Made my turn much less enjoyable, and I definitely couldn’t complain about it after I’d been doing the exact same thing. I’m still not great at handling impatience, but at least I can internalise that and not make a scene now 😝
You might be well advised to seek out some helpful fidgets or even a hobby type activity that you can "partly engage" with almost anywhere for very short terms. A little repetitive and relatively simple "side activity" works wonders as a coping mechanism for "impatience issues".
AND there are lots of little arts or crafts that aren't especially difficult or overtly time consuming, once you get the hang of them. Origamy can be quite therapeutic and only takes keeping a supply of paper on hand... Macrame is another interesting hobby, and only requires a favored twine, yarn, string, or cord that you tie various knots into in order to make decorative and useful things. ;o)
Same sorts lol got adhd anxiety and autism so normally i move my arms and fingers to stay focused but a fidget cube or listening to music
Glad I'm not one of the spoiled brats my parents always taught me to be humble which basically made me an angel
I got one:
So one time my brother, dad and I were going to get our hair done. We arrive at the place checked in and they said there was going to be a bit of a wait (an hour or so) that was completely fine . As we were leaving to go get some things done out of the corner of my eye I see this little girl and her grandmother walk in. She did not look like she wanted to be there. We come back and learned that the girl was acting like a total immature brat to her grandma and the hairstylist saying that she wanted to dye her hair pink. But the salon did not offer a hair dying service😬. So eventually they leave and then in the middle of the parking lot the girl trips her grandma on purpose over in the middle of the parking as they were exiting the building. My dad tells us to stay inside as we're we watching through the window and runs outside to help the poor lady. They next thing was the grandma driving so mad and the little girl acting like nothing happened.
🙄. I just hope that girl gets what she deserves a good punishment
Any man who has the attitude that cooking or cleaning is "women's work" desperately needs to discover an important alternate meaning of the term "batching"...
...
(For anyone who doesn't know, it means to live as a batchelor and look after yourself and your own place)
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The I used to LOVE the grocery store setups for kids in children's museums
Saaaame! I played with them all the time back in kindergarten, never got to go to a children's museum lol
9:02 “i didn’t know you were friends with Eric Cartman” 💀 that’s my favorite part rn
“I didn’t know you were ‘friends’ with Eric Cartman” 💀
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this one definitely struck harder out of nowhere
Everybody be like "Spoled"
Your pfp is perfect
@@cupwasneverhere lol
You are welcome.
I have one:
i remember one time, when i was like 6 or something a spoiled 5 yo kid coming near me and asking if i wanted to play, everything seemed normal to me and my parents so i said yes. He assked me to follow him and so i did. i followed him and as long as we got far from my parents he started throwing ROCKS at me. obviously i ran at my parents screaming in pain because he hit my face with one of the rocks and "almost" broke one of my teeths. the kid started laughing because he thought that seeing me crying while my mouth was bleeding was funny. my parents (actually only my dad because my mom was trying to stay calm) got really mad and ran at the father of the kid. after explaining everything the father grabbed the kid by the arm and yelled at him "WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU?!" the kid immediately started crying but didn't want to apologize to me, he just made a grumpy face at me and yelled "IT'S ALL HER FAULT I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING!" but obviously the dad knew that it wasn't my fault and apologized one more time to me and my father. This is all i can remember lol-
Ya Know once their was this one Spoiled kid in my high school and he liked to play "slam me on the locker" so once before he was gonna do it my friend pinned him down and the spoiled kid got suspended. I was lucky my friend didn't get suspended
I hope with my whole heart that karma hits the person who sexually assaulted me, even if I'm not there to see it(sorry if this was sad)
Likewise myself, especially for your sake. I hope you're able to do well for yourself this upcoming new year.
I'm still hoping for karma to happen to some poor excuse of an insecure classmate who slandered a friend of mine behind her back (was over an argument that they started, the insecure person), although I'm starting to seriously consider helping it along there with a bit of grease.
Karma does. And let's not forget, no one gets off this planet alive. So they get to experience a life review (after passing over) from the emotional/mental point of view of their victims. You can count on that. The worse they have been, the worse it will be for them. Seriously. We are One. What we do to another, we only ever do to ourselves.
That's horrible, I'm so sorry for you. Stay safe and stay strong, I hope you have a great group of friends or family you can count on for support when you need them.
Me as well. 😢
I am really sorry for what happened to you.
16:56 Sounds eerily EXACTLY like something my late grandfather would do to my spoiled rotten youngest uncle when he was alive! Rest Easy In Peace pa, I'm right where you wanted me to be years ago and EXACTLY like what my mom would do to my youngest sister!
My little brother used to try and flex about how his toys made up 50% of things in the house, one day I got tired of it and KOed him best moment I ever had with him
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DM: “roll for dexterity”
The kid: rolls a nat 1
Oh boy, do I have a story.
There’s a kid at my school who’s parents own a search engine that I won’t name who i’ll call Harold. He’s invincible because the school won’t punish him due to the fact that his parents donate thousands of dollars to the school. There’s one thing he isn’t invincible to, and that’s my best friend who had enough of his sh*t after Harold made fun of his uncle’s recently deceased dog (I met him once, R.I.P. Sammy) and SMACKED HIM IN THE MIDDLE OF CLASS.
The smacking sound was REALLY loud. He got sent home for this, but ever since then Harold has left us alone.
This happened two days ago.
6:18 I'm hoping the lick up kids part is a typo 👀
6:28 "I was on logistics and had to drive the van to LICK up kids", it took me a while to realize it was a typo
I didn't find out it was a typo until I looked at the comments, All this time I thought it was some weird slang term.
I just love how wildlife doesn’t give a crap about how spoiled you’re. The’ll beat the crap out of you like anybody else. LOL
" I didn't know you were friends with eric cartman " it had me in tears
“DO YOU KNOW WHO MY MOM IS!?” The mom thats finna have a daughter with a real gummy smile
It’s very refreshing to know that there are parents out there who don’t automatically back their kid up and chew the OPs out after seeing their kids act so spoiled. Those are some good parents.
“…and saw his salty, hot tears streaming down his chubby face.” I laughed out loud at that
The Eric Cartmen one was so damn hilarious 😂
That moment of joy when you stick your leg in front of the kid whose running around the restaurant
Let me tell you a wholesome rich kid story.
So I have a friend who's mom is the mayor of a neighboring town, and his dad is a successful businessman, but I didn't even know that until later on since he never flaunts it. He's incredibly funny and is very understanding, but his best trait for me is that he's really kind. One day, he asked me and the others what we'd like, and I said I had planned to buy a Wattpad book once I saved up enough money. I asked him why and he just replied "Just asking". I didn't think about it until a week later, when he went to school carrying a huge box while we were waiting to greet him since it was his birthday. He dropped the box infont of us, and inside was the books and stationaries we told him we were saving up for. This madlad legit played Santa on his own birthday. We still chat at times, still being his funny, understanding self.
My favorite story so far:
I was 11, turning 12 soon in the last few days of 5th grade. There was this one annoying kid that was a little younger than me, really skinny and his ego went higher than Mt. Everest. He also always wanted to get on the bus first for some reason. So about 4 days before school was over, we were as usual walking to the bus after we were dismissed. As usual, he runs a bit to get first, ignoring the fact that he was being yelled at. Then, down the hallway the teacher said that he forgot his project to bring home. He goes back to get it, and me and my best friend realized that we could get on first. We were about 20 feet from the bus door, and this little weasel comes running as fast as he can towards the bus, and runs straight through Mr and my freind, knocking me over. I get up, about as annoyed as I'd ever been in a long time. As usual, he gets on first, but I ain't having any of it. I get on, sitting in MY seat, and seats were assigned, but he didn't care. I told him to get out of my seat, and he says no. So I ask him again, and same reply. Then, I'm so annoyed, that I pick this bitch up and throw him to the seat across the isle. He's collapsed on the seat, and looks at me, and flips the finger. So, I'm just like: "Ight bitch I'm gonna punch you with all the rage you've gave me" And I uppercut him and he goes a solid 3.5 inches up with the force, collapses down on the seat, looking qt me with his bloody chin. He tries to punch me, but I dodge, and hit him right back. For the rest of the ride, he didn't make a peep, just wiped the blood off his chin. After I was a 6th grader, I never heard of him again. I assume he's failing and getting a ton of detentions because he never listened to rules.
Over a seat? Yeah, I don’t know how you think you’re the one in the right here.
@@RomanSimkins He was kind of a b*tch and typically tried to get me in trouble for no reason... I think he deserved it
@@pizzify7505 And now you’re at his level.
@@RomanSimkins Well he was the school "Bully"
@@pizzify7505 Still.
9:00 I was subconsciously thinking about Eric cartman while watching lol
Oo I got one.
So my friend who lives down the street from me and also is my bestie (we'll call her Amy) has this toxic friend (Mae) who would force her to play, stalk her, watches her play through her window, stalk her roblox, complain to her parents and my friend's, complain and be toxic when Amy has to play with other friends, etc. I visited my Amy's house and she told me that Mae was coming over. Once she came we convinced her I was 13-14 ( cuz I'm rlly tall for my age) and she behaved the whole time as if I was superior to her and Amy. Mae is 8-9, me and Amy are 10-11. Till this day she still believes it, her mom does too. We never told her the truth.
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The way that they described that kid makes me imagine a kid who frickin looks like Cartman holy crap
8:48 "She just gave me the look of 'I understand'" hahahahhaha, the fact that even the mom knew how bad her kid was being