I always hate hearing stories about parents feeding their kids before surgery. Choking on your own vomit is absolutely horrible. My grandpa, who suffered from cancer and as a result had severe weakness, died from asphyxiation due to vomit after his nurses strapped him down to the hospital bed.
@@JM-gj1oe thank you, it's okay mostly now. I never got to meet him cuz he died on '97 and I was born in '99, but my whole family always talks about how great of a grandpa he was so it just kinda rubs salt in the wound of the fact I never got to know him.
That little girl was very lucky. I heard horror stories about children dying, because of that. Op your a hero, I hope that little girl knows what you did for her. The world needs more people like you.
This is completely unrelated but I used to know what ‘OP’ meant but I forgot (I’m an extremely forgetful Canadian). Can someone remind me please? Oof I sound like an idiot 😅
Kind of like makhia Bryant; who’s mom gave her up for adoption. Gets shot while trying to stab 2 girls. Her mom: “she was an honor roll student” BLM amirite?
It's safe to assume that the two goes hand-in-hand. You just can't put it beyond an entitled parent to resort to harming or killing in order to sate their narcissism. If anything in their lives isn't about them, they'll make it about them, no matter the cost. That's how disconnected from reality they are.
@@Ender11037 actually, depending on location, you would be protected by good samaritan law. Basically, protecting you from charged coming against you for attending to save/help someone
@@beybl7869 well, yeah. However, the way OP wrote this is like they think they will just be taking the baby and that's it. Nothing about them _saving a baby and being charged for that,_ just for taking a random baby home with you. As someone who has worked on babies/children due to the life-threatening/deadly choice someone made to leave them in a car, someone who has found children left in cars, a provider who has had to testify against abusive/negligent parents, a CASA worker, and a foster parent - this isn't anywhere close to how this works.
First story reminds me of the time my mom and I stopped at Taco Bell for lunch. We had just parked the car, when a woman drove up next to us and asked my mom could she watch her baby while she went inside and ordered. My elderly mother proceeded to fuss her out saying she didn’t even know us, we could be crazy people or murderers and to never leave your baby unattended with strangers. By the time my mom finished scolding her, she was red in the face and apologizing. I hope she learned something that day.
I honestly don't get this, every time I see one of these posts where someone asks a total random stranger to watch their children. I mean, no woman would allow a total stranger to hold their purse or wallet while they went off for a few minutes, but yet they'll allow a total stranger to watch their child.
I had something similar happen to me a local grocery store. A mom asked me to watch her kid while I was sitting in my family car but I had the windows up, couldn't hear her, opened the door and the car alarm went off. Had to run inside get the keys from my mom, run back and shut off the alarm. By then the kid had changed his mind to stay in the car. The mom just laughed at me for having to run and get the keys and leave the car "unlocked near a stranger". I told her she's stupid and a jackf, locked the car and went inside. Probably not a smart thing to say but I was out of breath and pissed. I saw her inside and she was just glaring at me. Her kid seemed nice so there's that. Your mom is a legend. And pretty smart to tell a stranger to not be stupid and leave a child with a stranger.
Entitled parents: Oh, he looked with binoculars into your house to see if you were home to say hello~ Me: There's an easy way to do that without being a creep: RING THE DOORBELL
imagine having security cameras that only pick up movement on your own property & having neighbors ask why you're watching their kids or to take down your cameras even though it only picks up whatevers on your property
I don’t know but for me having a camera pointing my way even if its off makes me uncomfortable, same thing goes if your driving and a cop car goes behind you.
Story 1 - Here in Canada the police have actually told the public to take a photo of the car and child/pet, smash the window, then call 911. The cellphone pic is partly to cover yourself and partly as evidence.
I’d never heard that law so I looked it up and no. As far as I can tell in Canada you should only smash the window if the child or pet is unresponsive. Alternatively the 911 operator may instruct you to break the window. Then you can also do it
@@declaniii6324 thank you for clarifying that for us 🙂 What I was thinking of was a PSA I saw on the news from the Toronto police. But I've still learned that there is an actual law regarding this. Thank you! 💖
Same in Scotland! That way when the owner screams that they’re calling the cops, you’ve solid proof of them endangering a child/animal, and they will then face criminal charges
That first story reminds me off two things. I saw a video of a Karen who left her baby in the car on a hot day and someone had called police and ambulance who arrived. The Karen's reaction? Crocodile tears and screaming "My baby!" all while walking towards the car calmly like it was a Sunday stroll with her kart in hand. Another was a story of a man who took his kid with him to shop during black friday and he left the kid in the car. Then after filling his stuff, he called for a friend to pick him up and his buddy took him home all while the kid was still in the car on the parking spot.
What happened to the kid in the second story? Did someone break them out of the car or did they end up dying of heatstroke because of this brain-dead parent?
@@artivo2270 What I remember, someone found the kid and they smashed the window and took the kid out. They wouldn't have died from heat stroke though as it was in November. But yeah, the dad is probably only seeing his child now under very strict supervision. And that is if the court gave him a small mercy
@@MyDogIsYoshi Depends on the car. My aunt gave dad her lexus when she wanted to get a new car. The first time we took it out, we weren't used to how quiet it was compared to the pt cruiser we had that we forgot to turn the engine off when we were heading inside a restaurant and it was only because the car started letting out a noise that we realized what had happened. We have since gotten used to it, but some cars are just quiet.
@@tucagwathiel3380 i did this when i got my 1st car (2015 chevy cruze) it had the push button start. around the 2nd week, my sister and i went to dairy queen in it and i just got out of the car and went in. fast forward an hour, we come out and get in and i notice the car was running the whole time
Mom: "WHY DIDN'T YOU INVITE ME TO THE PARTY!!?" OP: "I didn't know! As far as I am concerned, you already got an invite!" Mom: "Fine, I won't come!" *visible confusion*
I just had surgery on my wisdom teeth, and I couldn’t eat anything, or even drink. Anesthesia makes it so all of your muscles freeze so they can’t jump around or anything. It’s a huge risk, because the water or food will slide down your throat and kill you by going into your lungs. The mom that tried to have her kid have surgery, especially after ice and water, was going to kill them.
I remember a MASH episode from 40-50 years ago where British casualties were being brought in and the surgeons were upset because their CO was giving the wounded tea. Pre-surgical are, as you said, kept NPO for a good reason.
@@TKUA11 Fuck that. We're living in a society; stop acting like you're a perfectly autonomous point in space and step up morally once in a while instead of moralizing your selfishness.
@@TKUA11 Being forced to do it is actually *protection* from lawsuits. If someone tries to file one against you, you'd pretty much just have to prove it was in accordance with a law to have the case dismissed.
This is how I Magine that phone call went. Dad Yeah we’re throwing a surprise graduation party entitled parent ok. Entitled parent later why didn’t she invite me
That last one, I get the feeling there's something there where him and his "ex" are probably still together and they divorced to protect her from going to jail as well for the drug ring or something similar. There's no way she didn't know about it if it was used to fuel her lifestyle.
@@adamslaroth6284 because sometimes people just want to vent, they don’t want an opinion or a solution they just need to talk and people’s opinions can make them feel worse
I do NOT understand how someone can deliberately leave a child in a locked car in 90 degree (never mind 100+) weather. I am 73 and I never did this by accident?!?!?
@@f4ucorsair264 nothing that I feel comfortable to share here but I have a legal contact restriction against her and both me and my father and brother are in therapy because of her and the last time I saw her she treated her boyfriend like a dog.
@@silvanbirchler6989 wow she’s a shitty person. I’m glad you have gotten away from her and you and your family are not letting her toxicity ruin your life.
About the story of the invading neighbor’s kids, OP did a BIG mistake by tolerate the intolerable. rSlash, you are absolutely right! If you tolerate, you permit. If you don’t want to permit, you don’t tolerate. Also...KEEP YOUR CAMERAS ON ALL TIME!!! The entitlement of people is the direct result of a crass ignorance, selfishness, manipulation and slyness. rSlash you really cracked me up with what you said in conclusion of the last story🤣🤣So typical from a guy!!🤣👏👍
That last story sounded like some Walter White stuff. Running a drug ring to give your wife money, and even when you're caught and wanted by the police, still trying to give your wife money. Jesus
"He refuses to let her visit." Hmm, I wonder why? But again, this subreddit is showing a surprising number of cases of narcissitic parents out there who have driven their kids away...
She is probably the reason in some form or fashion that ended up in prison. She probably contributed in some way to him committing a crime or more. We don't know why he doesn't want her at his place but it is probably because he wants to better himself and his life. And I am betting she wants whatever felony or felonies he had done in the past to be done again. Sometimes it is the parents that teaches the kid, and when the kid tries to get out of it then the parents start guilt tripping. But then again she is probably crazy and just expects to have her way done. I know plenty of entitled people who thinks the sun comes out because they are out.
Karen: how dare you shoot my child for attempting to stab that person with a knife! Policeman: okay, next time I’ll just let them stab that person to death, and then I’ll just arrest them for murder. Karen: that’s better, thanks
That story about kids trespassing into OP's house and back yard alot - take a wild guess what would happen to these brats the moment someone paranoid with a guard dog or a "shotgun+itchy trigger finger" combo moves into their neighborhood.
8:04 you know how to get petty revenge? photoshop a picture of her smiling into it and make it look realistic. make sure she "accidentally" discovers the edits. SHE WILL BE UPSET that the photos are no longer about her.
Hi, doctor here. When your doctor gives instructions, especially prior to a procedure, there is a valid medical reason behind them. We don’t give out medical instructions just for fun and when you don’t follow them or worse, lie about properly following them, you are putting your life at risk.
No wonder the graduates mother divorced that woman, LMAO!!! What a friggin nightmare!! 🤣🤣 EDIT: Now I’m dying in laughter because r/Slash made the same comment after I just made mine LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 👍🏻😎👍🏻
The eating when you have surgery thing can actually get worse than it sitting in the throat - the vomit could also travel into your lungs, which makes it MUCH harder to remove than vomit in the throat. Still drowning in your own vomit, but in a much more deadly way.
The “wondering kids” story reminds me of the kids in a neighborhood I lived in before. All ages 5-12. Their parents never watched them so they always came into my yard. They pulled yard supplies out from under my porch ALL THE TIME. I’d wake up to it strung out across my yard or come home to it. Caught them in the act quite a few times. Imagine my shock when there’s 6 little kids in my yard swinging axes at each other and pushing my push mower around the yard. Shovels, rakes, all kinds of other things EVERYWHERE, but the axes? Dear Jesus that was insane. I’m glad none of them got hurt bc then the parents would’ve blamed ME. Not to mention they kept stealing my skate boards and bikes AND LEFT THEM BEHIND MY CAR, which led to them being ran over bc I couldn’t see a small skate board under the wheel while backing out. Also kept stealing my pool equipment to use as their own. Even caught them in my pool all the damn time, if they would’ve drowned, again the parents would’ve blamed me. At least I got to see the FBI raid their house one day, where all 4 adults living there were taken to jail. Apparently was big into drugs and god knows what else. Craziest story of my life tbh.
RSlash, we NEED a story from YOU about the day your adorable baby girl came into the world! You must’ve been excited, nervous, scared and on the edge of fainting a bunch of times!
@@TKUA11 some places like the eastern hemisphere gets the post at the night as it is now 8 pm or 7 pm when the comment was made so he is posting in night for some people
Man... Asperation is nothing to mess around with or take risks with the possibility. Every single medical professional I know is acutely aware of how bad it can get. So, your kid (or you) is hungry for a few hours. Better hungry than running into pneumonia or dead! The "mOtHeR" of that guy in the halfway home is, unfortunately, all too common. Either like her, or the ones who completely write off their kid because of a mistake they've paid the price for.
Parents who believe they are smarter than a doctor when they themselves aren’t a doctor don’t deserve to be parents. Their stupidity puts the well-being of their children in jeopardy.
I remember the time I was in 5th grade and my tea her is telling us about a sad story(it was in our books) and she remembers the time an entitled kid shot her dog with a shotgun the EK's dad had... The worst part about this story is that the EK had the audacity to drag her dog to her house as a form of appology... I feel so bad for her to this day...
I've recently been walking during my break for online school and these have been really good to just listen to while I walk I save 2 or 3 of them in a playlist and every couple days go for a walk and listen to them, it's a lot better than having to just hear cars
First story, I have a question. It was mentioned that the dad didn't seem to understand what was happening. Did anyone stop to think that he just needed some serious educating about being a father and how leaving a child in a hot car could possibly kill it? It is entirely possible that he had no idea about that, whether because he's an idiot or he had no experience with that fact and it never occurred to him. I'm all for him not having custody of his child for this mistake, the negligence is still a fact, but if it was just a mistake and he didn't realize it, I would find it extremely harsh if he never got another chance after learning from it. If he had full knowledge about how leaving his kid in the car in the heat could kill the child, then never let the kid anywhere near him again, even if it was a mistake, with the knowledge is a lot more serious than if he legitimately had no idea.
The story about the graduation party reminded me of my 19th birthday party. I don't like partys that much and specifically stated that i didn't want one, several times, and they did a surprise party anyways. I was so mad that they completely ignored my wish and started arguing with me saying that i was ungrateful for the party.
Fun fact, you're also recommended to not eat before going under laughing gas. I've done it only because I've had to go under it many times and my body doesn't really react badly, but it can make you very dizzy and feel high so it can make you nauseated
I always hate when parents feed their kids before surgery, like when the doctor says “don’t feed your kid anything” don’t need your kid anything, it’s pretty self explanatory and it’s just common sense.
My heart hurts for the baby. I'm going to be a mom soon and I'm just in tears. If I ever see that I'm not going to hesitate to break in and get the baby out.
"you didn't invite me to the party you didn't know about???" the description of that mother's reaction at the party, so bad it's nearly awesome. it's just sad that person doesn't realize how they're acting. they need to grow up, cuz they're really bad at being a child.
The story about the surgery reminds me of my time as an alternative worker (until 2010 every man in Germany had to choose between army duty and alternative service, e.g. helping in a hospital, elderly home etc.) I was working in the endoscopy ward of a hospital. If you have a gastroscopy you are also not allow to eat, in order to have your stomach being clean and so the doctor can see what is wrong. It is also said in all explanation talks by the doctors. Some people however choose to ignore it. One man claimed that he only ate thin soup, which in real life, according to the doctor was a full stew. Anyway: One patient came in and according to the files she was off to the gastroscopy, until she said (with a strong saxonian accent, of which I am not sure, if there is an US equivalent): "So I just had spaghetti and how you are going to stick a tube down my throat (refering to the endoscop)?" I said, that she was not allowed to eat (I am not a studied medical worker but I worked for some time at that moment in the ward, so I know how the procedures are) and let nurse know who confirmed that the procedure has to be rescheduled. To which the patient said: "But it was spaghetti! Beautiful spaghetti!"
I remember when I wasn’t younger, me and my brothers would also “wander”. Things like walking through peoples yards, or climbing this one tree across the street. Essentially anything outside was free real estate, even outside our neighborhood sometimes. I suppose it wasn’t all bad, since we met a lot of kids in the neighborhood, and some of them did become friends. Though, I do remember my parents, and some of the neighbors getting a little pissed at us for our “wandering” attitude.
Seriously why do parents blatantly disregard our orders to not feed their kids before a surgery? Do they assume we’re just trying to be mean? Or that we just won’t know? Or do they assume it’s just not that big a deal and we only brought it up for a “fun little challenge”!?!?
Last story, given the house is in OPs name, they should just take all the money...and walk away. Their dad can be buried in an old box behind the prison. Screw cheaters.
The mother whining about the party reminded me of my stepmother, where she cried and complained about everything I did money related or anything fun around my sisters. 😂
Congrats on your new baby! & just want to say as I know a lot of you tubers worry....please don't worry if you can't keep up your upload schedule as you enjoy your family!! Much love!
Stories like that first one have convinced me that there ought to be parenting licences that you need to get from a parenting course before you're allowed to have custody of any child for a long period of time. Some people can't even be trusted to keep their babies alive, let alone provide them with a decent upbringing.
Dang that second one- ma’am your “kid” is 32 wtf I think it’s super cool how that person runs that place though. it’s actually super important for people who are just out of prison to get help starting their lives back up again.
The mom and son from the first story are heroes. I cannot, for the life of me, know how someone can pass a car even with the windows partially down pass by a child or animal in a car!!! I’m in the Southeast US where it can be close to 100*F, a 100% humidity, no breeze and the parent(s) can’t understand why you’re upset. (I was a cop for 20 years). I put up with it the first couple of times trying to ‘reason’ with them but soon I just called an ambulance as soon as I got there or saw it. I found out if they are that “ACLUESTIC”. (Without a clue, they needed a lesson from a judge!
Aside from everything else that is wrong with that father who left the baby in the car, it is important to note that getting heat stroke means that the person becomes more vulnerable to getting heat stroke again, and each time they become even more vulnerable. By giving his baby heat stroke by leaving her in the car, the father didn't just risk the girl's life at the time, he made the girl's life more at risk every time she experiences hot weather or other hot places (e.g. saunas). That father put his daughter's life at extra risk for nearly her entire life, made worse because it is unlikely anyone will let her know of this extra vulnerability so she won't know to take extra precautions.
I always hate hearing stories about parents feeding their kids before surgery. Choking on your own vomit is absolutely horrible. My grandpa, who suffered from cancer and as a result had severe weakness, died from asphyxiation due to vomit after his nurses strapped him down to the hospital bed.
Wow, I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope your family sued the nurses for that.
@@Mimikinn unfortunately my grandma didn't. She was a nasty woman who hated my grandpa.
@@jordanholloway8341 both of your comments..that situation is terrible i am so sorry that happened to your grandpa and family
@@JM-gj1oe thank you, it's okay mostly now. I never got to meet him cuz he died on '97 and I was born in '99, but my whole family always talks about how great of a grandpa he was so it just kinda rubs salt in the wound of the fact I never got to know him.
@@jordanholloway8341 im glad its a little better now
That little girl was very lucky. I heard horror stories about children dying, because of that. Op your a hero, I hope that little girl knows what you did for her. The world needs more people like you.
It happens every year down here in Texas. Usually the child doesn’t survive.
@@PirateShux damn! Your aunt sux!! I don’t want to see her either...
This is completely unrelated but I used to know what ‘OP’ meant but I forgot (I’m an extremely forgetful Canadian). Can someone remind me please? Oof I sound like an idiot 😅
@@canadianbacon8320 I'm pretty sure it's Original Poster/Our Poster
Every summer kids and babies die in hot cars... cooked to death. These parents should be jailed
Entitled parent: stabs child with a knife
any sane person: you shouldn't do that
EP: satanic screeching about how she knows better
Kind of like makhia Bryant; who’s mom gave her up for adoption.
Gets shot while trying to stab 2 girls.
Her mom: “she was an honor roll student” BLM amirite?
It's literally demon possession that causes that tbh.
My mother.
Just, my mother basically.
I remember that episode where EM stabbed OP's side with a kitchen knife
Glad she's in jail
Karen be like: ShEs mY kId Law StAtes thAt YoU cAn do AnyThINg tO yOur ChiLd
basically every entitled parent:
"I KNOW WHAT'S BEST FOR *MY* CHILD!"
"Ma'am... you have a pistol to his forehead"
EP:"Exactly! If they can't survive a rough world, then I will grant them death myself!"
No it’s a toy totally not a glock
Except for the abusers
NOooooo! i want him to see goD!
@@Autismgaming6942O nO, tIs gOUd cRkAcK cOCaImEnA
The line between Entitled Parents and Deadly Parents is blurred in so many of these.
It’s so hard to find cause there is none
@@elganso6788 How annoying are you?
It's safe to assume that the two goes hand-in-hand. You just can't put it beyond an entitled parent to resort to harming or killing in order to sate their narcissism. If anything in their lives isn't about them, they'll make it about them, no matter the cost. That's how disconnected from reality they are.
Sometimes they go hand in hand
@@dadwholefttogetmilk4083 v e r y
No wonder that guy ended up in prison, a mom like that would push me to do crazy things, especially if it meant I could get away from her.
he probably deliberately did something to get convicted in order to get protection from the mom
@@joechang8696 was gonna mention that and other stuff in my comment but I kept rewriting it since it was always too long
he got sentenced to jail so that he could get away from his mom
Jane" is the OP's stepmother, not his mother.
@@gangurobitch wow, even worse.
Story 1 I’m glad that the “father” lost his child.
Oh please. He isn't deemed *worthy* to be called that.
@@confusednezuko-chan The Father Be Like: "Call me William Afton because I almost killed my own child!"
I don't care, if your baby is alone in your car on a hot day, you're leaving the store with no windows and I'm leaving with a new baby.
And a prison sentence ^~^
@@Ender11037 actually, depending on location, you would be protected by good samaritan law. Basically, protecting you from charged coming against you for attending to save/help someone
Yessssss. A new baby for the baby collection. 😏🤌
@@beybl7869 well, yeah. However, the way OP wrote this is like they think they will just be taking the baby and that's it. Nothing about them _saving a baby and being charged for that,_ just for taking a random baby home with you. As someone who has worked on babies/children due to the life-threatening/deadly choice someone made to leave them in a car, someone who has found children left in cars, a provider who has had to testify against abusive/negligent parents, a CASA worker, and a foster parent - this isn't anywhere close to how this works.
@@beybl7869 good samaritan laws don't allow you to kidnap a child and raise it as your own.
First story reminds me of the time my mom and I stopped at Taco Bell for lunch. We had just parked the car, when a woman drove up next to us and asked my mom could she watch her baby while she went inside and ordered. My elderly mother proceeded to fuss her out saying she didn’t even know us, we could be crazy people or murderers and to never leave your baby unattended with strangers. By the time my mom finished scolding her, she was red in the face and apologizing. I hope she learned something that day.
Your mom is a legend! She may have ended a karen before she developed! Lol
@@smiletv1596 bot
I honestly don't get this, every time I see one of these posts where someone asks a total random stranger to watch their children. I mean, no woman would allow a total stranger to hold their purse or wallet while they went off for a few minutes, but yet they'll allow a total stranger to watch their child.
I had something similar happen to me a local grocery store. A mom asked me to watch her kid while I was sitting in my family car but I had the windows up, couldn't hear her, opened the door and the car alarm went off. Had to run inside get the keys from my mom, run back and shut off the alarm. By then the kid had changed his mind to stay in the car. The mom just laughed at me for having to run and get the keys and leave the car "unlocked near a stranger". I told her she's stupid and a jackf, locked the car and went inside. Probably not a smart thing to say but I was out of breath and pissed. I saw her inside and she was just glaring at me. Her kid seemed nice so there's that.
Your mom is a legend. And pretty smart to tell a stranger to not be stupid and leave a child with a stranger.
Kennydagamer333 I reported Smile TV
Entitled parents: Oh, he looked with binoculars into your house to see if you were home to say hello~
Me: There's an easy way to do that without being a creep: RING THE DOORBELL
It's so crazy that it might work.
or maybe
check for a car
Or ask your parents to text the OP.... loads of ways not to be wee creeps
@Gurpreet Shammi no! :)
@@A_Buster9693 No ring the bell I don't always want to talk to people whenever they come by
Entitled parents: my preesus child!
Also entitled parents: im just gonna leave you alone in the heat here!
Even my mom knew not to leave me alone in the hot car. The windows where down and a trusted adult was next to me while she went inside.
@@Twinklethefox9022 yess my mom and dad cant even fathom leaving my little brother alone even with the ac open!
I can say that is reasonable
@@Twinklethefox9022 this is exactly what you have to do in a baby in car situacion
he wasnt actually entitled and listend to the cops he just shouldnt be allowed to take care of child
imagine having security cameras that only pick up movement on your own property & having neighbors ask why you're watching their kids or to take down your cameras even though it only picks up whatevers on your property
I don’t know but for me having a camera pointing my way even if its off makes me uncomfortable, same thing goes if your driving and a cop car goes behind you.
@@roistin3944 you're
@@SmashLiXs ok
@@roistin3944 *you're
@@mr.malpractice6390 ok
Story 1 - Here in Canada the police have actually told the public to take a photo of the car and child/pet, smash the window, then call 911.
The cellphone pic is partly to cover yourself and partly as evidence.
I’d never heard that law so I looked it up and no. As far as I can tell in Canada you should only smash the window if the child or pet is unresponsive. Alternatively the 911 operator may instruct you to break the window. Then you can also do it
@@declaniii6324 thank you for clarifying that for us 🙂
What I was thinking of was a PSA I saw on the news from the Toronto police.
But I've still learned that there is an actual law regarding this.
Thank you! 💖
Same in Scotland! That way when the owner screams that they’re calling the cops, you’ve solid proof of them endangering a child/animal, and they will then face criminal charges
Why you got to love to be Canadian
So basically it's so the owner can't sue for damages
That first story reminds me off two things. I saw a video of a Karen who left her baby in the car on a hot day and someone had called police and ambulance who arrived. The Karen's reaction? Crocodile tears and screaming "My baby!" all while walking towards the car calmly like it was a Sunday stroll with her kart in hand. Another was a story of a man who took his kid with him to shop during black friday and he left the kid in the car. Then after filling his stuff, he called for a friend to pick him up and his buddy took him home all while the kid was still in the car on the parking spot.
Nooo :(
Somehow, the second story is much more fucked up- like why do some people become parents ahhhhhhhh!!!!
Those are just... horrific.
What happened to the kid in the second story? Did someone break them out of the car or did they end up dying of heatstroke because of this brain-dead parent?
@@artivo2270 What I remember, someone found the kid and they smashed the window and took the kid out. They wouldn't have died from heat stroke though as it was in November. But yeah, the dad is probably only seeing his child now under very strict supervision. And that is if the court gave him a small mercy
Here in Florida you could spend up to 30 years in prison for child endangerment
here in florida as a flordamen we get put into 110 degree cars while driving lel true
And i think that could be also child neglect
One thing where Florida isn't crazy
Florida: I don't I want to be a bad guy anymore
Florida is very strange. I've spent my whole life dedicated to learning the way of the florida man.
Whenever I see a pet of any kind stuck in a hot car I try to let everyone know and to hold said person accountable
@Rusto Wouldn't they have known the AC was probably running by the sound of the car being on? I suppose not, since I'm asking...
@@MyDogIsYoshi Depends on the car. My aunt gave dad her lexus when she wanted to get a new car. The first time we took it out, we weren't used to how quiet it was compared to the pt cruiser we had that we forgot to turn the engine off when we were heading inside a restaurant and it was only because the car started letting out a noise that we realized what had happened. We have since gotten used to it, but some cars are just quiet.
Drop kick the window.
Call the police 🚓🚓🚓🚓
@@tucagwathiel3380 i did this when i got my 1st car (2015 chevy cruze) it had the push button start. around the 2nd week, my sister and i went to dairy queen in it and i just got out of the car and went in. fast forward an hour, we come out and get in and i notice the car was running the whole time
Mom: "WHY DIDN'T YOU INVITE ME TO THE PARTY!!?"
OP: "I didn't know! As far as I am concerned, you already got an invite!"
Mom: "Fine, I won't come!"
*visible confusion*
My brain lost more brain cells than I had while reading this comment
She must've been an oblivion npc.
My brain went into negative brain cells when I heard that story
That's exactly how narcissists work. They try to flip facts to make it feel like YOU'RE somehow bad, while, in their mind, they are perfect saints.
Some people just need to manufactured outrage in their lives... Just look at twitter.
I just had surgery on my wisdom teeth, and I couldn’t eat anything, or even drink. Anesthesia makes it so all of your muscles freeze so they can’t jump around or anything. It’s a huge risk, because the water or food will slide down your throat and kill you by going into your lungs. The mom that tried to have her kid have surgery, especially after ice and water, was going to kill them.
I remember a MASH episode from 40-50 years ago where British casualties were being brought in and the surgeons were upset because their CO was giving the wounded tea. Pre-surgical are, as you said, kept NPO for a good reason.
@@indy_go_blue6048 I remember that episode, and the biggest part of the problem was the milk in it.
In my state, you're not only allowed but legally obligated to smash a car window if a child or pet is trapped inside on a hot day.
Say what? You shouldn’t be forced to do anything. That’s a big lawsuit right there
@@TKUA11 Fuck that. We're living in a society; stop acting like you're a perfectly autonomous point in space and step up morally once in a while instead of moralizing your selfishness.
@@TKUA11 Being forced to do it is actually *protection* from lawsuits. If someone tries to file one against you, you'd pretty much just have to prove it was in accordance with a law to have the case dismissed.
What state you from?! We're Movin' There!!!
I saw a Reddit story when OP called a Karen an orangutan in lipstick but this thumbnail takes it to the next level.
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you can really hear the anger in rslash's voice when talking about the idiot parents feeding their children before surgery.
After hearing that graduation thing it just dawned on me. My mother is an entitled parent.
This is how I Magine that phone call went. Dad Yeah we’re throwing a surprise graduation party entitled parent ok. Entitled parent later why didn’t she invite me
Yeah. How better to destroy a surprise party for your kid. POWER!!!!
That last one, I get the feeling there's something there where him and his "ex" are probably still together and they divorced to protect her from going to jail as well for the drug ring or something similar. There's no way she didn't know about it if it was used to fuel her lifestyle.
as a parent of adult children, so often i wish to say, 'that's not right' but i know my opinion is not welcome. i am around to offer love and comfort.
Why wouldn't your opinion be welcome?
@@adamslaroth6284 because sometimes people just want to vent, they don’t want an opinion or a solution they just need to talk and people’s opinions can make them feel worse
@@MrTypo-xv6xx true
The first story reminds me of when my child's father left her in the car to go on a freaking job interview. Never to be trusted again.
Maybe your first clue is "my child's father"
@@indy_go_blue6048 Or, here is an oh so novel idea, maybe she is using "my child's father" because of that incident.
Peppapigkilla be like "your dad being in prison is none of my business....unless 😳" XD
Me too XD
I do NOT understand how someone can deliberately leave a child in a locked car in 90 degree (never mind 100+) weather. I am 73 and I never did this by accident?!?!?
the mother of the graduation party story is to 100% like my mother
Do you have any stories?
I'm sorry fam, that sucks.
Imagine if it was 😆
@@f4ucorsair264 nothing that I feel comfortable to share here but I have a legal contact restriction against her and both me and my father and brother are in therapy because of her and the last time I saw her she treated her boyfriend like a dog.
@@silvanbirchler6989 wow she’s a shitty person. I’m glad you have gotten away from her and you and your family are not letting her toxicity ruin your life.
About the story of the invading neighbor’s kids, OP did a BIG mistake by tolerate the intolerable. rSlash, you are absolutely right! If you tolerate, you permit. If you don’t want to permit, you don’t tolerate. Also...KEEP YOUR CAMERAS ON ALL TIME!!! The entitlement of people is the direct result of a crass ignorance, selfishness, manipulation and slyness.
rSlash you really cracked me up with what you said in conclusion of the last story🤣🤣So typical from a guy!!🤣👏👍
I find it bizarre the kid had binoculars and peeking in OP's window because he wants to say hi? Like the logical scenes is to knock on OP's door?
@@hunnykun101 what is logical behavior for an entitled person?🤔
@@jo-annbastings true 😓
That last story sounded like some Walter White stuff. Running a drug ring to give your wife money, and even when you're caught and wanted by the police, still trying to give your wife money. Jesus
What was a Karen’s kid having for their 2nd birthday?
A midlife crisis
That’s awful, have a like
Or Polio
more like earlylife crisis
@@Ajehy I thought you were the same person that commented this
Aww, they're not gonna live that long XD
"He refuses to let her visit."
Hmm, I wonder why? But again, this subreddit is showing a surprising number of cases of narcissitic parents out there who have driven their kids away...
She is probably the reason in some form or fashion that ended up in prison. She probably contributed in some way to him committing a crime or more. We don't know why he doesn't want her at his place but it is probably because he wants to better himself and his life. And I am betting she wants whatever felony or felonies he had done in the past to be done again. Sometimes it is the parents that teaches the kid, and when the kid tries to get out of it then the parents start guilt tripping. But then again she is probably crazy and just expects to have her way done. I know plenty of entitled people who thinks the sun comes out because they are out.
Karen: how dare you shoot my child for attempting to stab that person with a knife!
Policeman: okay, next time I’ll just let them stab that person to death, and then I’ll just arrest them for murder.
Karen: that’s better, thanks
Das rayciss: you can’t shoot black people. Blm says we have to let them stab people
Anyone else notice that [DELETED] has a lot of stories to tell? ^_^
I really hope this is a joke haha
@@tricdaddy316 What else would it be?
Deleted has a lot of stories to tell, and Florida Man is a super busy fellow.
@@chaossmith3864 Yeah.
Deleted is pooular
That story about kids trespassing into OP's house and back yard alot - take a wild guess what would happen to these brats the moment someone paranoid with a guard dog or a "shotgun+itchy trigger finger" combo moves into their neighborhood.
8:04 you know how to get petty revenge? photoshop a picture of her smiling into it and make it look realistic. make sure she "accidentally" discovers the edits. SHE WILL BE UPSET that the photos are no longer about her.
Yeah this is big brain time 🧠
What a fitting thumbnail for that surgery story
The only thing I would change about it is that I would further drive the point by misspelling doctor.
That thumbnail looks like someone I know! 😂
Nah, it's not cool to insult orangutans like that. They're a very clever species.
Monke smarter
Hi, doctor here. When your doctor gives instructions, especially prior to a procedure, there is a valid medical reason behind them. We don’t give out medical instructions just for fun and when you don’t follow them or worse, lie about properly following them, you are putting your life at risk.
OP with the "kids will wander" neighbors should consider setting up some realistic but fake bear traps around their property.
they wouldn’t be fake when the parents complain the castle doctrine is on your side
No wonder the graduates mother divorced that woman, LMAO!!! What a friggin nightmare!! 🤣🤣 EDIT: Now I’m dying in laughter because r/Slash made the same comment after I just made mine LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 👍🏻😎👍🏻
The eating when you have surgery thing can actually get worse than it sitting in the throat - the vomit could also travel into your lungs, which makes it MUCH harder to remove than vomit in the throat. Still drowning in your own vomit, but in a much more deadly way.
You know something is pathetic/silly when rSlash can't stop giggling
The “wondering kids” story reminds me of the kids in a neighborhood I lived in before. All ages 5-12. Their parents never watched them so they always came into my yard. They pulled yard supplies out from under my porch ALL THE TIME. I’d wake up to it strung out across my yard or come home to it. Caught them in the act quite a few times. Imagine my shock when there’s 6 little kids in my yard swinging axes at each other and pushing my push mower around the yard. Shovels, rakes, all kinds of other things EVERYWHERE, but the axes? Dear Jesus that was insane. I’m glad none of them got hurt bc then the parents would’ve blamed ME. Not to mention they kept stealing my skate boards and bikes AND LEFT THEM BEHIND MY CAR, which led to them being ran over bc I couldn’t see a small skate board under the wheel while backing out. Also kept stealing my pool equipment to use as their own. Even caught them in my pool all the damn time, if they would’ve drowned, again the parents would’ve blamed me. At least I got to see the FBI raid their house one day, where all 4 adults living there were taken to jail. Apparently was big into drugs and god knows what else. Craziest story of my life tbh.
I've been through quite a few surgeries myself and you always never eat before any surgery unless you wanna die from choking on your own vomit.
RSlash, we NEED a story from YOU about the day your adorable baby girl came into the world!
You must’ve been excited, nervous, scared and on the edge of fainting a bunch of times!
We all know the nights gonna be good when RSLASH posts
Don’t you mean the mornings?
@@TKUA11 some places like the eastern hemisphere gets the post at the night as it is now 8 pm or 7 pm when the comment was made so he is posting in night for some people
That "Deleted" guy seems to have been posting a lot on Reddit
I haven't seen the whole vid yet but you can hear the anger in his voice, especially now that you know he has a slashlet of his own
Man... Asperation is nothing to mess around with or take risks with the possibility. Every single medical professional I know is acutely aware of how bad it can get. So, your kid (or you) is hungry for a few hours. Better hungry than running into pneumonia or dead!
The "mOtHeR" of that guy in the halfway home is, unfortunately, all too common. Either like her, or the ones who completely write off their kid because of a mistake they've paid the price for.
5:24 it can be even worse when a Karen teaches their brood to spit venom as well
Parents who believe they are smarter than a doctor when they themselves aren’t a doctor don’t deserve to be parents. Their stupidity puts the well-being of their children in jeopardy.
I remember the time I was in 5th grade and my tea her is telling us about a sad story(it was in our books) and she remembers the time an entitled kid shot her dog with a shotgun the EK's dad had...
The worst part about this story is that the EK had the audacity to drag her dog to her house as a form of appology...
I feel so bad for her to this day...
"I wanna know why you hate me so much!" Well hey mom, this seems like a perfectly good example .
I am so glad the first guy got his child taken away hopefully his daughter got placed with people who will actually care for her
I miss this sub so much. Thanks for bring it back.
R/slash i swear this is the best channel I have ever subscribed. 🤩🤩
Ikr
There is I reason I was hear pre 100k subscribers
@@naughty5894 yass 🥰 I dont even know why but Im addicted
This is frog approved
"She called me one night and screamed at me for a solid hour."
... hang up the phone, genius.
Now that rslash is a parent, I expect baby bloopers
Soon we'll be having baby bloopers as well as puppy bloopers :D
I've recently been walking during my break for online school and these have been really good to just listen to while I walk
I save 2 or 3 of them in a playlist and every couple days go for a walk and listen to them, it's a lot better than having to just hear cars
First story, I have a question. It was mentioned that the dad didn't seem to understand what was happening. Did anyone stop to think that he just needed some serious educating about being a father and how leaving a child in a hot car could possibly kill it? It is entirely possible that he had no idea about that, whether because he's an idiot or he had no experience with that fact and it never occurred to him. I'm all for him not having custody of his child for this mistake, the negligence is still a fact, but if it was just a mistake and he didn't realize it, I would find it extremely harsh if he never got another chance after learning from it. If he had full knowledge about how leaving his kid in the car in the heat could kill the child, then never let the kid anywhere near him again, even if it was a mistake, with the knowledge is a lot more serious than if he legitimately had no idea.
The story about the graduation party reminded me of my 19th birthday party. I don't like partys that much and specifically stated that i didn't want one, several times, and they did a surprise party anyways. I was so mad that they completely ignored my wish and started arguing with me saying that i was ungrateful for the party.
Karens vs sickness in a nutshell
This is my favourite thumbnail by far
Fun fact, you're also recommended to not eat before going under laughing gas. I've done it only because I've had to go under it many times and my body doesn't really react badly, but it can make you very dizzy and feel high so it can make you nauseated
Last time I was this early I could go outside
Forever bud?
@@palatianator_007 yeah :[
You can go outside, don’t worry, Covid can’t tell the difference between day and night
I always hate when parents feed their kids before surgery, like when the doctor says “don’t feed your kid anything” don’t need your kid anything, it’s pretty self explanatory and it’s just common sense.
7:56 in this story i can kinda understand reaction of the mother IF dad was na a-hole and didn't mentioned that BBQ was a surprise party for OP.
My heart hurts for the baby. I'm going to be a mom soon and I'm just in tears. If I ever see that I'm not going to hesitate to break in and get the baby out.
I bet the dislikes are the Karen’s alt accounts
Currently 38 dislikes.
@@magicrabbit9446 currently unknown dislikes
These parents must have been lucky enough to never had even a minor outpatient surgery in their lives, else they'd know you have to be there early.
I just wanted to say CONGRATS on your new baby, she's SOOO beautiful rSlash!!
"you didn't invite me to the party you didn't know about???" the description of that mother's reaction at the party, so bad it's nearly awesome. it's just sad that person doesn't realize how they're acting. they need to grow up, cuz they're really bad at being a child.
Congrats on your new baby, Rslash
The story about the surgery reminds me of my time as an alternative worker (until 2010 every man in Germany had to choose between army duty and alternative service, e.g. helping in a hospital, elderly home etc.) I was working in the endoscopy ward of a hospital. If you have a gastroscopy you are also not allow to eat, in order to have your stomach being clean and so the doctor can see what is wrong. It is also said in all explanation talks by the doctors. Some people however choose to ignore it. One man claimed that he only ate thin soup, which in real life, according to the doctor was a full stew. Anyway: One patient came in and according to the files she was off to the gastroscopy, until she said (with a strong saxonian accent, of which I am not sure, if there is an US equivalent): "So I just had spaghetti and how you are going to stick a tube down my throat (refering to the endoscop)?" I said, that she was not allowed to eat (I am not a studied medical worker but I worked for some time at that moment in the ward, so I know how the procedures are) and let nurse know who confirmed that the procedure has to be rescheduled. To which the patient said: "But it was spaghetti! Beautiful spaghetti!"
Idiot:"STOP, THAT'S MY CAR! MY DAUGHTER'S INSIDE!"
CPS:*Stubs out cigarette * "And that's all I needed to hear..."
I remember when I wasn’t younger, me and my brothers would also “wander”. Things like walking through peoples yards, or climbing this one tree across the street. Essentially anything outside was free real estate, even outside our neighborhood sometimes. I suppose it wasn’t all bad, since we met a lot of kids in the neighborhood, and some of them did become friends. Though, I do remember my parents, and some of the neighbors getting a little pissed at us for our “wandering” attitude.
Never pretend you know more than a trained professional in their field.
Seriously why do parents blatantly disregard our orders to not feed their kids before a surgery?
Do they assume we’re just trying to be mean? Or that we just won’t know? Or do they assume it’s just not that big a deal and we only brought it up for a “fun little challenge”!?!?
Day 67 of telling him he's making everyone day better and Bois TWO MORE DAYS.
For anyone who is confuse I'm going for two years
But hear me out, what if instead of 69, you go for 669
Wheres your rainbow ?
Pog
Nah, you needa go for 420
Have a good day everyone who sees this
Dude, the first story makes me so sad. People like that dad don’t deserve to be a parent
Moral of the story: Listen to your doctor they're always right.
Last story, given the house is in OPs name, they should just take all the money...and walk away. Their dad can be buried in an old box behind the prison. Screw cheaters.
The mother of the rehab center son, is like 95% my mother
The mother whining about the party reminded me of my stepmother, where she cried and complained about everything I did money related or anything fun around my sisters. 😂
Congrats on your new baby! & just want to say as I know a lot of you tubers worry....please don't worry if you can't keep up your upload schedule as you enjoy your family!! Much love!
I’ve only ever seen dogs left in cars and those times terrify me. I can’t imagine coming across a car with a full on *baby* inside.
Hey Rslash I heard you got a new addition to your family Congratulations to you, your wife and the new baby
Stories like that first one have convinced me that there ought to be parenting licences that you need to get from a parenting course before you're allowed to have custody of any child for a long period of time. Some people can't even be trusted to keep their babies alive, let alone provide them with a decent upbringing.
Best wishes to you and Lily :)
Dang that second one- ma’am your “kid” is 32 wtf
I think it’s super cool how that person runs that place though. it’s actually super important for people who are just out of prison to get help starting their lives back up again.
You need to do baby bloopers lol
That would be the best thing, next to puppy bloopers
The mom and son from the first story are heroes. I cannot, for the life of me, know how someone can pass a car even with the windows partially down pass by a child or animal in a car!!! I’m in the Southeast US where it can be close to 100*F, a 100% humidity, no breeze and the parent(s) can’t understand why you’re upset. (I was a cop for 20 years). I put up with it the first couple of times trying to ‘reason’ with them but soon I just called an ambulance as soon as I got there or saw it. I found out if they are that “ACLUESTIC”. (Without a clue, they needed a lesson from a judge!
Good video!
You, just like me, have not even watched 1 minute of the video. But I’m glad we can already agree!
@@Nohideaa don't need to watch it to know its good :) all of them are great!
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Dad: Hey you wanna go to our daughter's party?
Mom: How DARE you leave me out?!
Logic?????
The title is just literally every karen
Aside from everything else that is wrong with that father who left the baby in the car, it is important to note that getting heat stroke means that the person becomes more vulnerable to getting heat stroke again, and each time they become even more vulnerable.
By giving his baby heat stroke by leaving her in the car, the father didn't just risk the girl's life at the time, he made the girl's life more at risk every time she experiences hot weather or other hot places (e.g. saunas). That father put his daughter's life at extra risk for nearly her entire life, made worse because it is unlikely anyone will let her know of this extra vulnerability so she won't know to take extra precautions.
Day 5
Narrate reddit stories with a vtuber model.
“He needs a barbed wire fence”
No, he needs a literal 500-meter lava moat, with massive solid steel walls on the inside.
Wow. I would have just suggested an electric fence.