AITA for borrowing literally three dollars? (React Court)
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when you're rich and have so few problems you excommunicate your daughter in law for wearing the same dress as you to their wedding
i read this comment before the video and i was mentally trying to prepare for the story but somehow it was still more insane than i could've imagined
Ok, when I first read this before watching, I thought some nutjob in law showed up at the wedding in a traditional wedding dress and then got mad at the bride for wearing the same thing:p
They forgot the one rule: “your wedding, your rules.”
Right? It’s just absolutely bizarre.
I know a few people that would do something like learning the dress the person they hate wants the most and would buy it before they could just to show they bought it first and take the moral high ground and start an argument and force the people they both know to choose sides. There are petty people like that, it's not about the dress. If the woman was rich enough to have so few problems she's rich enough to buy another dress. She did it out of spite.
This series has actually improved my self esteem, like I used to think I was probably unlikable but compared to these people I am a whole ass meal
A quality person would never make a post on that subreddit.
@cablemanization really? what if the sister of the woman with "crumbling depression over a 5 months relationship" would post something like "AITA for not going to my parent's 30 years aniversary party after they disinvited my girlfriend?"
@cablemanization so she would be an asshole for putting it on the internet not matter the situation? lmao.
@@elguty4045 I don't think she is an asshole, but anyone who is asking total strangers at the reddit out of all places question regarding private situations, usually quite sensible ones, is pretty dumb in my opinion. Also AITA is half of the time non asshole people wanting cookie points for being in the right, other half is assholes trying to convince themselves they are in right with strangers help and only like 1% are genuine dilemma. I am not even counting bunch of fake ass posts in this sub.
@@TheShut1 it’s usually either that or they’re on the spectrum. not being mean, but i can understand someone with autism asking strangers on the internet if they have difficulty with social situations
"HOW CAN I CHOOSE, BETWEEN THE WORST HUMAN BEINGS OF ALL TIME AND THE WOMAN I CHOSE TO SPEND MY LIFE WITH!"
send help cant breathe
family is rich and he doesn't want to be crossed off the will
Clearly the father should have borrowed the $3, then reddit would have to conclude that his house his rules.
+2
Poster: "I have murdered 3 people in cold blood and hid their bodies inside my house. AITA?"
Redditors: "NTA, your house, your rules"
Absolutely in awe of the Reddit hivemind completely tearing into this man for having the sheer audacity to borrow 3 (three) whole dollars from his adult sister
Pretty mind-blowing honestly
Her money her rules
@@Unfamous2423 family is family
Redditors are typically shut-ins who have all the social grace of a pizza grease-caked neckbeard on a 48 hour anime bender.
Doesn't surprise me at all. XD
This is not a Reddit hivemind because of "it's just three dollars". You're making it look like if it were a hundred bucks yeah, THEN he'd be an asshole.
The fact that she went crazy for such an insignificant amount is a very clear indicative of why she was so upset. She's not mad because he took money, and she's not mad because she took ANY amount of money. She's mad because it was money she was purposefully hiding away, and now (to her) the whole family knows exactly how money she had saved.
And yeah, it depends on the people and the kind of family you have, but in some cases once they know you have money, suddenly EVERYONE needs for you to lend them money - or everyone expects you to pay more than you should because "come on, you have so much saved". The best part being the moment you refuse, you're suddenly a greedy piece of shit who's hoarding money and doesn't want to let go a couple hundred bucks for the family.
Edit: even though some comments acknowledge it, most of them are absolutely retarded taking "stealing any amount, even if it's $3 YOU L I T E R A L L Y STOLE FROM YOUR SISTER" as some kind of major unforgiveable sin. The guy above me was right after all, now I feel filthy for trying to defend them.
"Source: not the driver"
God this series is fucking gold. Loving every minute of it
One of my favorite that NL has done. It really feels like youre with a friend gawking at morons on the internet, and then also being upset about bad situations
Everyone going mental over the 3 dollars, but actually the underpayment in the food industry and the tipping culture in america is the REAL asshole here, right? :)
D ffh
That bit was extra amusing since Americans on Reddit (ie, the majority) are VERY pro-tipping. I bet if the post was like, "I was unable to give a tip to the delivery driver since there was no cash in the house aside from my sister's stash, AITA?", they would be up in arms how you should've just borrowed $3 from the stash to pay them the tip they deserve.
@@ashb7the issue is in the US delivery people are paid pittance. They get minimum if they don't get tipped enough, but otherwise their income is based on tips made. It's gross
Re: the $3 one: I'm dying over here at the top 9 comments being one step away from "Jean Valjean was 100% TA. No matter what, it wasn't his bread. Your country, your rules".
Redditors be like: I bet $3 borrower is the reason her daughters don't talk to each other
Legendary call back
i know right and i bet the dress was *gasp* 3 dollars
That comment under that ladies car crash story still sticks with me. the commenters complete disregard for nuance stunned me
"Whatever you do, DO NOT MARRY this woman who borrowed $3. If she does this now, imagine how she'll treat your future kids."
the loathesome $3 borrower
I refuse to believe this subreddit isn't just generating these out of a neural network fed on I Think You Should Leave scripts
+2
Holy shit you're completely right because the plot of every ITYSL skit is to blow something out of proportion and exaggerate
The man mentioned that he just got out of an abusive relationship and reddit really went and told him he was an asshole for borrowing three dollars without asking and paying it back immediately with two dollars interest. I'm frankly appalled holy shit.
NL saying that,60% in 2 days, as one of the best deals in history was so funny
actually losing my sanity together with NL while he goes over that post
have those people never had a normal functional family?
@@cooraa It's Redditors, so probably not.
@@cooraa I mean, a majority of families are dysfunctional. You're actually pretty lucky if your family isn't.
Yep. Those comments and also the comments about the lady who just wanted to wear the wedding dress she picked out were insane.
I didn't tip the pizza guy (which I am morally obligated to do) because the only cash in my house was in my sister's room. AITA? Edit: it was $3
"75% YTA" or "NTA your house your rules". You never know with the bizarro land citizens of reddit.
NTA, the pizza guy should kill himself for expecting a tip
@@stanislav328 cue the one-time-i-dreamt jimmy john's "I BROKE THE PROMISE" post
Clearly YTA because you didn't have the foresight to keep spare cash in the house to tip the pizza guy.
You should have rather starved. You're insane that you even thought you might not be the A-hole.
imagine getting a phone call from your brother and he's like "hey can i get 3 dollars so i can tip the pizza guy" like bro don't call me it's 3 fricking dollars just take it
like the one person said, i don't think i could think of a smaller situation to get mad about.
i would be more mad if they called me than if they borrowed the money
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I could have texted my brother: "hey, needed money for food delivery, ripped open your mattress and found $50 dollars. I'll get you back"
And I can gaurentee his response would be: "lol k"
That 20 minutes of NL saying "it's threeeeeee dolllaaars" was the highlight of my week.
I'm not going to lie, NorthernLion talking about absolutely nothing important is my favorite kind of content.
I've stated before that I could watch any one of his vidoes whether I know what he is doing or not and still enjoy it
"NL ranks every vegetable at the grocery store"
me: POGGY
@@jackl8025 SAME
Guy: borrows 3 dollars
The entirety of reddit: Stop right there, criminal scum! Nobody breaks the law on my watch! I'm confiscating your stolen goods. Now pay your fine, or it's off to jail.
Then pay with your blood!
i want the "3 dollars is theft" people to debate against the "wearing a dress you like to your wedding means you deserve to be excommunicated" people
@@litapd311 They’re the same people
@@litapd311 Add the "It's okay to give your adult son a curfew and lock him out all night if he doesn't meet it" people for the Triple Threat Main Event at Redditmania.
Guy: steals
Guy: no i was "borrowing" it
@@ivantumanov1015
Woman (OP is a woman btw): steals $3 from her sister to pay a tip to a low-wage worker.
Woman: Promises to give it back right away and does in fact do so with a 66% ROI after 2 days.
Ftfy. People like you genuinely baffle me
3$ is worse in the eyes of the reddit hivemind than kicking out a son out of the house
If the father had taken the money it would have been okay because it was his house his rules.
The wedding dress drama is the most infuriating thing I've heard on this series yet. Rich people making mountains out of mole hills because they don't have any real problems.
You clearly don't understand. They had a special meal dedicated to announce their happy news AND ONLY THEIRS. The other people should only have discussed how their engagement was a wonderful news, and perhaps also some light banter about weather or animals.
How DARE these guests decided to talk about forbidden topics such as their own life? How rude.
@@PruneauYT What are you talking about
@@markbotefur4936 It's sarcasm.
Wait until you get to the end of the video
the last one (and tbh the wedding one as well) really opens your eyes to the truly fucking bizarre minds of redditors. like holy shit
And those families.
I could've sworn that they would side with the bride, like any normal person would.🤦♂️
That wedding one drove me crazy, the social ignorance you have to have to equate being a little tactless with cutting your whole ass FAMILY out of someone's life
That's why I take everything that's posted on Reddit with a grain of salt. Reddit's basically a massive echo chamber and has nothing to do with reality.
Everyone is going off on the sibling stealing while the sister is over here hiding money in wipes containers like a squirrel stocking up for winter and everyone just accepts it
Hiding away money for any reason is a completely acceptable and common practice. What are you on about?
@@Providence83 You hide your money in wipes containers?
@@PlatonicLiquid no I also don't see anything wrong with it. Like you can drop in coins into the slot where you usually pull out the wipes. Seems perfectly serviceable as a coin bank.
Her money her rules.
Tell me you hide your money in a wipes container without telling me you hide your money in a wipes container
“It’s a horse with a horn on its head.” absolutely killed me, excellent work anonymous chatter
58:40 The fact that this redditor implied that not tipping the overworked delivery driver is a lesser transgression than temporarily borrowing money from your blood relative and then paying back +60% interest in 2 days, is definitely one of the comments of all time.
I thought the guy in the dress situation was lucky for getting a guilt free ticket out of his incredibly petty and unreasonable family, but if he turned on his fiance too... Maybe this is the universe sending that poor girl a big enough red flag, before a seemingly toxic group of people becomes a constant throughout her life.
NL didn't read the rest. She gave in. This does not bode well for her future with that family.
@@Dragonemperess noooooo, I'm so sad to hear that
@@SaintSabre Same. I expect to see another post from her one day.
@@Dragonemperess BRO GOD DAMNIT
The girl was being very difficult too.
Living for comments like "He likes to put his bluuhhh in the blaaahh and then go blubllblblblb"
He likes to put his ravioli in the on me and then go feel down the stairs
That mother-in-law that basically got her entire family to cancel the wedding is absolutely insane.
Imo that couple are dodging a major bullet. You definitely don't want people that insanely petty in your life.
It's like... The most verbose emotional manipulation I've ever heard of. You defended your wife so I got the whole family to SHUN you like it's the 17th century. It's fucking insane to me
17:50 NL needs to do a life events tier list video, not only for our entertainment but so he can source it when making his react court decisions.
You are about to enter the courtroom of the honorable Judge Egg. The cases are real. The assholes are real. The verdicts are based.
The cases *might* be real
And jury… let’s not talk about the jury.
This is The Poggy Court.
*Beethoven's 5th plays*
The undertone sass and hot quips in this episode are absolute fire. I'm loving this one.
Sassy NL as I like to call him. Attitude era is more golden than gold era
@@Blaurot the attitude Era really brings out the best. Let's hope we skip the PG era
@@EclipseStyle thats the best part. This IS the pg era!
It's kind of insane to me that the pizza story got YTA. I can't imagine ever caring enough about $3 when the person promised to get it back to me to cause even a slight problem.
Proof that Redditors are insane.
@@viking8796 When it comes to money, privacy, and property, redditors are the biggest children
@@davieslovesfloyd You also have to remember that it's entirely possible that a lot of these redditors may very well be literal children. But yes, there are a lot of people on reddit that need to "touch grass", as Ryan would say.
I think it's insane to me that, despite all of the comments saying it's not about the $3, the NTA people still seem to say it's about the $3.
The problem is a breach of privacy. If you invited me over to your house and I for some reason had to take $3 I found under your bed you would probably be pissed at me. Not because I took $3, but because I was snooping around under your fucking bed. Stay out of my room. That's a hard boundary.
Having grown up in a house where people respected that very strict boundary, I relate to the sister's feeling that her privacy was violated, because it was. What if she hadn't put away some pornographic shit or something?
You could never understand OP, it's not about the three dollars, it's definitely about the fact that it was in an open plastic tub and he just TOOK it without asking, or informing the sister of any kind, or paying her back. Complete breach of privacy that should frankly be dealt with in court, with juvenile detention definitely in the cards for the filthy little thief.
"AITA for wanting my bf to get a better job?"
She makes 94k a year and he makes 28k. It seems to me that they wouldn’t have any problems financing a family. Seems to me her problem wasn’t financial at its core.
She mentions that she used to date people who were ambitious and earned more potent salaries than her current partner, but that they wasn't looking for anything serious. This leads me to believe that it is important to her that her partner has a potent income and is ambitious.
Noone’s an asshole. It should never have lasted as long as it did.
One can only assume that since they had been dating a year she only meant well when she tried to change him. Seems to me it was a well-meant but misguided and unfair attempt to make a sub-optimal relationship work.
"the amount of money doesn't matter" then imagine him borrowing $0.01 and the sister throwing a fit anyway. Who the hell are these people lmao
"hey, I grabbed a penny off your desk, I'll pay you ba-"
"You did WHAT?!?!?!?"
I'm losing it on that last entry. Reddit has such an inflated priority on possessions and privacy.
Well if you assume everybody on Reddit is a teenager with no understanding of how adult life works, it makes a lot more sense
@@rcutler9 Which they are, while reasonable comments of the minority of normal people on Reddit are somewhere down with +10, while +15k comments are actualy insane.
@@CZProtton This is why I refuse to argue with people online nowadays. More than half the time it's just children on the other end assuming that they're correct, making mountains out of molehills.
@@heysimone Arguing is one thing, getting advice is even worse. A 15yo virgin whose longest relationship lasted whooping 14 days of icecream and awkward kissing behind a bush giving advice to divorce someone over a Reddit post.
Its ridiculous. I am so glad I got away from Reddit, even though it was hard. That website is seriously adictive.
@@CZProtton exactly
WHAT THE ACTUAL FRICK? The pizza one is _insane!_ Poor girl just got out of an abusive relationship, and now Reddit has her thinking she's an asshole for borrowing _THREE DOLLARS_ to pay the pizza guy a tip??? I know it's _Reddit,_ but come ON.
MMmmmmm NL is pretty king at hot takes my dude. I think the sister should just always have a 20 dollar bill on her table so that her privacy isn't invaded for pizza tips.
Sometimes I think reddit is just a bunch of psychos that read an online article about what's good and bad in society and using it as the basis for every judgement without reasoning whatsoever
@@KennArc counterpoint - dad was looking for money she lives in his house. His house, his rules. Checkmate 5head.
@@canox6017 Reddit has the highest rate of pedos of any website.
Its not called "borrowing" when you search through someones room to find their hidden stash of money and take from it without their permission. We dont know anything about how op found the money because they left that part out, probably for good reason as they are probably aware thats the asshole real asshole part. If someone searched through my room for money it would be a big breach of trust.
The bride should double down and wear the dress again to the birthday party.
First one was definitely a good call for NL to not pass any judgement on, the only opinion that should really matter in that situation is Whiskey's psychiatrist as they're a medical professional that is acutely aware of the pain that their patient is going through.
Bad situation all around, hope that family is doing alright.
That's what the final edit said and am sad that he didn't read it
Her depression; her rules
Maybe I missed it but it seemed like they didn't even ask the oldest sibling, they just assumed that she couldn't take it. But also, yeah, I agree. It was probably a good call to just skip that one. I kind of got "no assholes here" vibes and it was just a bad situation.
that first story is incredibly fake
@@EtherealMoth this needs more upvotes. The older daughter is holding her family hostage to every random direction her emotions take her. Depression is no joke but when other people you love start sacrificing their own happiness to accommodate you, there needs to be some sort of introspection happening.
"Let's just call her Whiskey"
I exploded
I had NL on my second monitor so I didn’t read her name, went back to check and I had the same reaction as you lol
“Two weeks later im out and i see someone wearing the same shirt and i say ‘listen buddy what the fuck do y’”
Holy shit this fuckin SENT ME into the stratosphere, i fuckin LOVE you NL, you’re perfect
it’s on sight
I am actually sorry for the bride and the entire bs
Bro, they broke the family over a dress😭the poor couple
Reading the bride's edits, maybe it wasn't just a dress; maybe there's something bigger behind the MIL's hurt at the refusal. But they didn't tell the couple, so how did they expect everything to resolve?!
@@ayyylmao101 It's a win for the couple imo. A family that insane is better not involved in your life. If they lose their absolute minds over something so petty, imagine all the other incoming shit. XD
I honestly think the bride is not blameless in this case. It is fine she want to wear that dress but at least try be nice with MIL and suggest some alternate solutions instead of saying not my problem.
@@walkingcats I agree with you - I just think whatever initial blunder she made didn't warrant this kind of social isolation in the least ALDKSJ
@@walkingcats you might be right, but i think it isnt the dress that is the real problem. Ofc she could be nicer but at that point I wouldnt be either. She later offered alternative solutions and it seemed like it fell on deaf ears.
I'm really angry at the 3$ thing. For all my life both my dad and my brother (mainly my brother) have taken things out of my room without returning them, while being excessively protective of their own things, and the most egregious thing, my brother took 20€ off my wallet AND NEVER TOLD ME. Who knows what else I may have been missing without me knowing. This incidents made me very protective over my things to the point that it alienates son people. Why am I telling you this? Because even I think she's NTA.
Well you watch NL so you are obviously based so it goes without saying
Not that any of this even matters, but can you explain how? Regardless of the amount of money taken, it seems like a complete breach of privacy
@@Mark-tm8fi 1. You live in the same house 2. You are family
Those two things means that some breach of privacy in your day to day life is to be expected and is normal.
3. From what I understood it wasn’t like the sister’s room were thoroughly looked through, with pillows being cut open, to find those three dollars.
I hide things in my room but I don’t mind if someone from my family lightly search my room for a pair of scissors or some money while I’m not there.
He texted before taking it and said he'd give it back. What else do you want him to do? Sign a contract? stfu
@@Mark-tm8fiwelcome to living with family. I had cash in my room and my family would come and borrow it. I had to record all transactions. But likewise I would go into my brother or sisters room to find shit I need all the time. So like who cares as long as you pay them back. It’s really telling that the sister is blowing up over 3 dollars that were easily found.
That last one had me feeling like I was losing my fucking mind. Thank god we have the Honorable Judge NL to tether us to reality lest we all start foaming at the mouth over three fucking dollars
Imagine little Luna hiring a thug to ruff up NL and dunk his head In the toilet. Wheres the money Letourneau?!
Luna sees another 3 year old wearing the same dress
Luna: you have chosen death
Holy crap mate, I'm fucking losing it at your description of what you thought the swinger story may be. Fucking beautiful.
I decided to remove reddit and instagram from my phone to not get frustrated by people that are absolutely bonkers crazy, yet here I am shaking my head to other peoples Problems
I did this too. Would recommend
But now you are doing it in good company
I could watch paint dry with nl and still have a blast
Now its not your problem and you don’t have to push things forward.
The one about the wedding dress sounds like something straight out of an Oscar Wilde play
"YTA. It's not about the amount of money, it's because you stole" is some heavy Rule Utilitarian energy
this post made by "taking one philosophy class" gang
I am a deontologist but I'm also a commie so theft is always fine as long as it's from someone with more money than you
This subreddit gets more interesting when you imagine them all as the same story universe. The older sister from the first post is the woman from the second post who broke up after her man didn’t support her in front of his family.
I think if I was in the dress situation, I would just cancel the wedding. That family is actually batshit crazy and if you go ahead with the wedding he loses his family.
That's, like... psychopathic behaviour. Literally the type of thing to start a horror movie with - some insane family that throws parties to eat people.
At least the family seemed open to the idea of avoiding all contact.
And the husband being mad at OP? It's not like they get married and this won't happen again. That situation will happen repeatedly until the MIL dies
The comment section on the dress one was genuinely enraging, my hairline is actively receding with each one of those comments NL read.
Edit: After the 3 dollars one, I’m bald.
Jesus Christ, I am actually going insane from these YTA comments on the $3 story. What universe do these people inhabit? If my sibling took $30 for something like this and promised to pay me back soon, I wouldn't give a shit, let alone $3.
Everyone's acting like it's some huge privacy violation and an unresolvable breach of trust and I'm just sitting here wondering how old these people are because they sound like they are a) actually ten years old and b) do not have siblings that they are close with
This isn't some random house guest snooping around your room for money, it's your adult sibling that you've lived with your entire life and from the sound of it are otherwise pretty close to and on good terms with. I'm not saying it's the morally correct thing to do, but as someone with an adult sibling I cannot imagine being that concerned with them walking into my room for what sounds like literally ten seconds and seeing a comically small amount of money basically sitting in the open and borrowing it with the intent to pay it back later.
The sister's certainly in her right to be upset, but Reddit is acting like the OP has just committed murder in front of them.
@@oozekip Old post, but they might genuinely be 10 years old. I guarantee you if you went on those Redditor's profiles all you'd see would be Roblox and Minecraft.
@@x0myspace0x That is the only way I can cope with those comments, I refuse to belive there is that large of a population of people who are adults and share this insane view of borrowing 3$ from your sibling. If they are actually adults I might just lose what little love for humanity I have left
@@oozekipExactly. I cannot, for the life of me, imagine the response needing to be any more extreme than a quick "hey, please don't go in my room." The children theory holds even more weight when you consider that $3 would really only matter to someone who is not financially independent.
Literally if that story about the dress is true those people are insane and all need fucking therapy. I refuse to fucking believe that anyone would ever think that the MIL is in any way, shape, or form justified.
That one made me feel like I'm taking crazy pills, no one is that insane, right?
MIL will literally tear their family appart instead of going to therapy.
“Chat can I get a little help on this one” absolutely killed me
"I would absolutely steal the money from a child [...] If they're a 10 year old kid, what are they gonna do?" - Northernlion
She was probably saving up for vampire survivor and they took it from her
"Listen boyfriend, me and Reddit talked it over, and you gotta go"
“I have 2 daughters… *long pause*” 😂
Currently a little obsessed how brother had level headed perfectly reasonable takes on everything except it ends with a 15 minute “it’s okay to steal from your family” tirade
The wedding story is just wild, the best part is the step-dad saying he regrets raising his step-son because his fiancé wants a pretty dress for her wedding. If my friend was telling me this because they were going through it, I would have to try not to laugh because it's so insane.
"Let me fix it for you:
Am I the ahole for snooping through my sisters stuff to get to her hidden stash of money?
Yes, YTA
It isn't about the 3$ here, that is something you can easily make even."
IF IT'S NOT ABOUT THE $3 THEN WHAT IS IT ABOUT
YOU ARE A FREAK
“If you get wealthy and act like this, you’re actually stupid”
That’s literally everything rich people get upset about, they don’t have real problems so they have to get upset at imagining the gossip for wearing clothes
I also can’t believe the amount of people who think the guy borrowing 3 dollars to make the pizza guys life better and then PAYING IT BACK with interest is the asshole. They are literally the fuckin bad guy from Les Miserables who are like “You stole to purely improve the lives of others but stealing is bad, so you should be in jail!!!”
Lmao when NL has to take a walk exasperated over it only being 3 dollars I lost it
Ok so I just want to comment on something about the last post that I don't think anyone really articulated very well that was going through my head.
It was brought up briefly but when it comes to going into a childs room and rummaging through their stuff to find something like money without their permission, that can be seen as a big invasion of privacy to the child and can create trust issues and cause them to be more distanced and closed off in future, EVEN if it was JUST 3 dollars.
It's like the classic 'Diary hypothetical': as a concerned parent, do you sneak into your childs room to read their diary to find out how they are going or if they are getting into trouble so you can help/ protect them and risk potentially causing them massive trust and privacy issues with you from then on, even if it was just for their benefit, or do you not read it, knowing they may be keeping big secrets from you? Interestingly, with that, many people feel strongly one side or the other, and i think the same applies here.
No it really doesn't matter if it was JUST 3 dollars, it really is the princable of the thing at stake here, an invasion of privacy.
Logically speaking, I agree, 3 dollars is nothing and if it was my family I wouldn't mind and would totally understand it. But everyone is differnt, and small things that seem so minor to us can have a big impact on children, depending on their age, something as minor as this can seem like a huge thing and be quite the deal breaker.
That being said, the person in question is apparently 20 and should probably be at a stage where they understand these situations a bit more I think, and probably shouldn't have reacted as badly. I don't know her personally of course, what's she's like or how she thinks, but based on what i do know, if everyone is an adult in this situation, it really shouldn't be a big deal I think.
One more thing on the last one, I would be willing to bet my last $3 that the sister had a slice of the leftover pizza the next day
That pizza one is the craziest thing I have ever seen. I am completely shocked that humans can function like that.
I feel the need to mention that at 34:41 you say "if you flip the script," but the flipped script is literally the traditional household structure. A male breadwinner supporting himself + his female SO (who is often unemployed). Skeptical there would be "the woman is dead weight" arguments even if they were the obnoxious misogynistic types.
If you were talking to normal people maybe, but it is Reddit...
@@Kai-K underrated comment
@@Kai-K Reddit goes to either extreme on this topic, depending on where you look.
I could easily see both extremes in 1st and 2nd top comments. Top comment: "she's dead weight bro just dump her". 2nd top comment: "she just wants a traditional lifestyle and there is nothing wrong with that"
Also not to mention that 94k a year is a very decent living and with that much money covering the cost of road trips and dates shouldn't be much of a problem if you actually care about your SO.
The part that gets me is that the $3 dollars was for a tip. So it's not even a question of whether they're going to get their food, it's just a question of whether they're a dick to the delivery driver or not.
I am loving the React Court videos. I hope we have some more coming soon. I play these on the living room tv and my roommates ,who don't watch any streamers or anything like it, stoped to listen and were cracking up.
I always find myself resisting to type two page long paragraphs on why the people on reddit are wrong and stupid after watching these.
What helps is NL completely trashing some of those weirdo redditors that haven't seen the sunlight in years
Typing a 2 paragraph reaction is EXACTLY what a redditor would do
I'm losing my mind at the reddit reactions to the $3. I'm convinced no redditor has any functional sibling relationships
you borrowed 3 dollars from her?
her money her rules yta
no, i don't care if you need lifesaving medicine
me: stunlocked to eternity
I thought that this series was just kinda pointless and dumb fun, until I found myself in a similar situation to someone in a AITA post and you brought up a lot of good points that helped me. Thanks egg dude
NL is slowly becoming my fav channel again, the witty commentary, the great insight - the list goes on!
"I would absolutely steal the money from my child, there's no question." -NL 2021
I can picture every one of these as an ITYSL sketch and I’m all about it
I have to admit, you really missed out on checking out a really wholesome comments section on stream of the reddit post about disinviting the daughter's girlfriend. It was honestly the best one that I've seen and at least the top comments didn't take anything out of context and realized the gravity of the situation as well as the mother's good intentions. It's probably the most good that has ever come out of an AITA post. Also, I love the series and I hope to see it every week! I liked We Want Plates but the real bread and butter is AITA IMO.
The $3 story is big "tell me you're not close with your siblings without telling me you're not close with your siblings" energy
And that's coming from an only child
Nah, I am not close to my brother at all and I still wouldn’t care if he took 3 dollars and promised he would pay back. I think that OP’s sister might be a little bit of a privacy freak or a money hungry person, it makes zero sense to make such a fuzz for 3 bucks that were gonna be repaid anyway
Being close to your sibling often is fighting about petty bs. Maybe not at that age but still.
The people of reddit are unhinged, it's 3 dollars and people are treating it like he spent her life savings on gambling or something. Reddit continues to baffle me on a regular basis
I’m surprised no one on the last one said “your dad’s house, his rules, NTA.” I thought that was the Reddit common law?
the sister one blows my mind. genuinely if i took 20 bucks from my sisters room cause somehow the entire pizza wasnt paid for. and then i texted her and said "hey me and dad messed up and didnt have the money for the pizza i took a 20 from your room ill get you back tonight sorry for snooping" on my life she would say "got it, all good bro". like do people not like... know what a family is? If she hada take 20 from me id be like "all good homeslice" like obviously shes getting me back lickity split shes my sister. And then i get to feel like the hero who got them out of the jam. Might even get some interest back like this girl did. Free money and brownie points. Its a win win.
Getting life advice from Reddit is akin to getting medical advice from Google. Almost nothing good can come from it.
The 3 dollars one is so dumb. You steal the money, don't tell the sister, go get cash back from the grocery store and replace the money. Just don't tell her.
That last one is 100% an I Think You Should Leave skit and I'm now convinced AItA is how he tests new ideas
It is criminal how low the views are on this series.
Everyday I see one of these it makes my day, if I have a bad day I go scrounge twitch in hopes there's one that NL just hasn't posted yet.
The three dollar story is driving me insane. I have a 20 hidden well in my room. If my older sibling snooped through my room, took that 20, spent it on literally whatever, and then told me they'd give it back like a week from now, I'd probably just waive it off and just give them the 20, cause they're my fucking family.
why do you have a well hidden $20?
@@65rytg why do they have a well hidden 3 dollars 💸
I love to listen to this while working so please make more since I am all caught up!!
I feel like what matters the most in the 3 dollar story is how hidden that money was. I wouldn't want anyone opening my drawers, but if the money was really in the wipe containers it's ok I guess. It would still feel shit to think about someone searching through my room if I have some private stuff there. No assholes, both the act and the reaction is reasonable I think.
I agree whole heartedly, the issue is not the 3 dollars at all. It's purely the breach of privacy
I think they're the asshole but it's definitely more of a "Hey don't invade your family member's privacy like that" than "YOU'RE LITERALLY HITLER"
I have to say, this episode is some of my favorite NL content in recent memory. The snark is on point!
The outrage to the $3 tip story is the biggest tell that a large portion of the people who frequent that subreddit must be young teenagers. I feel like I was really big on the "do NOT go into my room and touch my things without permission MOM" when I was like 14 and still felt the need to aggressively assert my personal space.
"He likes to put his blah in the blah and go bllrrrghghg" Don't we all, brother.
I love when NL starts talking shit about a case and then gradually comes to the realization he's not supposed to be joking and reigning it it
I honestly love this way more than anything else
React court forever
9 seasons and a movie forever and ever
Really loving this series NL!
Updoots to the left for the Silver Jews reference
It's so cathartic to hear your opinion on such banal non-issues
I love react court, i hope this becomes a long term series.
"We can only choose one more" 25 minutes left in the video. Pog
She isn't mad about the three dollars, she's mad about the invasion of privacy. When you're living with family as an adult, the lack of autonomy can become grating, and people defend their right to private spaces.
I would absolutely watch NL make a tier list of important life events.
This is a legendary episode of React Court
Judge egg, he's back! Oh how I have been waiting.
I've slept on this series this is some good background convo
I'd maybe do that with ones I've seen already but react court is too pogged of content for me to sleep to.
@@micalishis Ya buddy I mean this is some house chore background stuff 😎
The Three-Dollar-Conundrum is obviously not about the money but about the relationship. If I was still living with my Mother and she'd proactively borrow money, I'd be annoyed too. Not because of the money but because she habitually crosses my boundaries and always for a "good reason". If it wasy anyone else, I propably wouldn't even want the money back, because it's literally just three dollars.
This is literally my favorite NL content in years
Insane I literally just watched the last react court and see this in my inbox, too bad I have to go into work soon.