Calling in a false bomb threat is more than just filing a false report these days. That mom probably runs the risk of being brought up on terrorism charges.
Back in 1999 some idiots in my high school kept calling in fake bomb threats. As soon as it was discovered which idiots did it they were arrested and sent away for quite some time. Even before 9/11 it was a big deal.
@@empressmarowynn For those of you historically challenged, terrorist bombings associated with planes and otherwise, have been a thing since the sixties. We old people remember the NRA (Irish), the airplane hijackings that were rampant, the Munich massacre at the Olympics in 1972, and many more, including the domestic terrorist attack in Oklahoma City. Our tour group was removed from an airplane in Rome 1973, three days before the Yom Kippur War, because we were coming from Egypt, and we were all physically searched. 9-11 was definitely not the start of anything, just one of the more dramatic terrorist attacks.
Definitely in UK as unfortunately we have suffered terrorism in the past here . Police do not take kindly to false bomb threats ..Any luggage left unattended is removed . Search is taken everyone evacuation. Army called luggage blown up . No excuse we all know the rules . To take our stuff with us
First story: So you're a mother and you decide to do some swatting against your own daughter (OP) with a fake bomb threat? Yeah, you deserve to be in jail for being a complete monster.
@@yvonneburns2786 Not just viewed as a terrorist but also getting shot because of it. That mother didn't care that she could have gotten her daughter killed.
@@JoshSweetvale no but you DO get a worse sentence if you succeed, because only actual murder is murder, not attempted murder which means you tried but failed.
@@shadizersilverhand2113 yeah, sometimes law enforcement will wait till a victim either pulls through or dies so they can hit them with as many charges as possible. Don't assault someone and put them in a state where they could die cause it just makes it worse even if you get some time to think about the severity of your actions.
@@ralan350 One of my biggest pet peeves is when people don’t plan out things (especially when it involves me) Let me tell you that it has happened a lot, not with me planning poorly, my family doing so.
I'd be cranky if OP ever did talk to her mother again. Or her grandmother. Or anyone except maybe bio dad, out of that lot of crazies. No contact. End of story.
@@evadedenbach1226 Considering she will probably face terrorism charges, and spend at least 10 years in federal prison, no contact is the most minor consequence she will face.
@@Kayenne54 It doesn't SOUND like the Grandmother was a problem, she coulda just been telling OP the reason why it happened. As for the Enitlted Mother, She and her current spouse need to be disowned by everyone and left with nothing. Because the mom is an evil psychotic IDIOT and Spouse did nothing to stop her presumably.
In story 1, OP's mother did accomplish her goal: she taught her daughter a lesson the daughter would never forget. It wasn't the intended lesson, but it was unforgettable.
11:23 - When the neighbors start saying "yeah, we'll just come over and take your food... you can't stop us all..." that's the point in the story where guns start getting loaded at my house with a response of "You're welcomed to try."
I love the husband of EM2 from the third story “You threatened a girl with a shotgun? Are you crazy!” Shotguns are the universal translator, you hear the pump being racked, and know it’s time to panic
@@SonsOfLorgar I agree, but... The sound of an AKM chambering a round is one hell of a vibe check at two in the morning, as my neighbor's drunk son found out one night. After all, the best gunfight is the one that never happened.
The kids in the last story sound like absolute sweethearts who I’m glad are being taught practical personal safety as well as decency & accountability (at least from mom). More credit to that mother for apologizing to OP (when she hadn’t done anything wrong) & also making her husband apologize!
I try not to get upset at a lot of these stories but some do raise my hairs. It’s always nice to get good endings or as in this case, kids who have it down. The water and cookies bit was just the tops!
One child with dad, one child with unconscious drugged mother. Sounds great. Both kids with empathetic sleeping adult within eyesight of bunches of people, dad within earshot. Sounds better, to me at least. Have to say, if it were me, fuck that anxiety drug, I would deal with it for MY CHILDREN.
The kids in that last story seem to be absolute sweethearts! And a dream to have with on flights! So adorable how they wished OP a happy nap and then left some snacks for when waking up. I do wanna know why the heck that father thought it was a good idea to leave his kids with a random person they meet at the airport tho. I can totally understand the mom freaking out and then apologizing so much to OP. Thankfully, it all went well in the end!
In Australia, unaccompanied minors are so stated on their plane tickets, and airplane and inflight staff are notified. They're not left entirely to their own devices, thank goodness.
@@peachesandpoets I have skin that is "lighter than sour cream", and I am pretty sure that if I did that, I would be cuffed and stuffed in a heartbeat.
@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith you're a man. Women seem to often get a pass on behavior that would see a man face down with a knee in his neck in an instant.
Mostlikely small town stuff. Alot gets by with the police since its easy to figure out and osterize the problem makers. Therefore police dont have to deal with stupid stuff unless it actually gets worse. Tbh completely opposite for big city stuff though. police get caught up in stupid things all day that actual prpblems get ignored and the stupid stuff usually gets blown out of proportion.
Thing is, we don't know if this incident was before or after the Caren Act; not that it matters, as the region that OP lived in did not enact the Caren Act. (Before you ask, I am spelling it right. The act is spelled with a 'C' instead of a 'K'.)
@@Nabo42 I'm not sure if you're just saying the story is an ordinary fake or if you're saying that because you don't believe in racism, but if it's because you don't believe in racism, it absolutely does happen and is more oftenly then not real, you just have to be a special kind of dumb or a karen to not believe in it.
The last one was so wholesome! Loved that she wasn't a Karen (except to her husband, who's in the dog house for sure lol) and was actually a parent (that might need to talk to her dr about her medication)
Ya her choice of medication is the mom's only strike in the story, and those boys were for sure getting raised right with how well they behaved for OP along with their little gifts.
Yeah, sounded to me like she was scared of flying specifically so her doctor had given her something to calm her anxiety just for that time. It instead had the effect of completely knocking her out, a common side effect of anti-anxiety meds, especially when the patient and doctor haven’t had the time to work out appropriate dosing. There’s no ‘fault’ here, certainly not on the mother’s behalf.
@@rheah7180 I agree, tho it could also be when she took it and how long it took to kick in. Also she's super lucky that OP was a kind stranger and not someone with malicious intent
FIRST STORY: So EM has OP arrested. She wanted to teach OP a lesson. But OP was smarter, especially being in school. Now, since it was a false report, EM ends up being arrested herself and being taught! OP's mom obviously has arrested development and was schooled, too!
It could have been so much worse. If OP had been in a bad mood at the time and reacted aggressively to the police, the police who for all they knew were responding to an active bomb threat. OP could have been shot!
Yeah, and one suspects that hubby is going to be lucky if his ass isn't riding the couch for the next few weeks rather than sleeping in the car outside.
I mean...most crimes happen from people you are in some way familiar with. the world is by no means safe, but one needs to identify when its safe around others and when its not. Stranger danger can get out of hand, especially if its put into a young childs mind that everyone is out to get them.
The other mom was a fool for wanting to sit down when it's clear the Karen is a racist as per the little girls comments. Immediate no contact. Especially as the rhetoric was unprovoked.
It's funny how the woman believes that the cops are supposed to make the kids in the neighborhood play with her daughter and call them incompetent when they mention to her that it isn't. It wouldn't surprise me if she came from an alternate universe and the authorities there are supposed to enforce those kinds of restrictions.
I do not understand why the police do not put a stop to her calling them constantly. That is illegal and by not setting her straight is the reason she continues doing this silly stuff
The mom is already in jail. The school on the other hand followed what was needed. Clearly den outta den top big brain mom called in her threat on Thanksgiving so it wasn't a wait and see moment. It was stop the possible threat.
So much for being neighborly. I thought people were supposed to check on their sick neighbors to make sure they were ok and not threaten to ROB them! Geez, those people turn to apocalypse mode quick as hell! I'd hate to have neighbors like that!
Story 1: OP also needs to see what charges she can persuade a prosecutor to bring against her mother, and also look into suing her directly for everything she bloody has.
@@Kayenne54 As a good start, but I also think OP has an excellent case for damages, especially since they were accused of a very serious terrorism related act, it could have been an act of murder, in effect. Were I OP, I'd not be posting anonymously on Reddit, but stirring such a huge and loud public fuss about it that the authorities would have no choice but to utterly destroy the mother. After all, OP can still not blame the authorities for doing their job; praise their speed, but still point out that, understandably, she could have been killed by them should they have misinterpreted her actions when surprised. It would ensure the harshest of charges and, with this, no-one sane would support the mother, and it would open up the opportunity to take every last penny left after the mother has fought her prosecutions.
Not to mention that I’d be VERY surprised if OP didn’t end up with PTSD from the raid-they are traumatizing as hell, and to find out that OP’s own MOTHER sicced the cops on them because OP wouldn’t kowtow to Mommy’s demands on top of that trauma? Yikes! I hope OP still gets therapy for that AND adds it to the list of things to charge dear old Mom with!
Story 3: what the entitled mother's did was messed up, but drag their own children into it by sending them to OPs house to feed them in the first place when couldn't be bothered feeding their own children. Shame on them. Definitely hope OP and husband get security cameras installed and OPs health is little better.
Story 1: Mom SWATted OP. That could have turned out so much worse. Story 4: Those kids are well-behaved and considerate. Dad can be forgiven for his lapse in judgement this one time with all circumstances considered.
On the one hand, mom did overreact about the danger her kids were in. Like, even if the OP were a kidnapper (which is pretty unlikely in and of itself), what's OP going to do? Strap the kids to parachutes and jump out of the plane? That said, foisting off the kids on some stranger because of an offhand comment about spending some time as a teacher was... ill thought out. I think he meant well, but it was rather rude to expect OP to take care of his kids. Even if they were well behaved.
@@Dubanx I was thinking along the same lines. It was not appropriate for dad to do that, rude at best. It would have been much worse for the whole plane if the kids didn't behave.
From the story, this SWAT exercise happened on Thanksgiving Day. I'm wondering how great cop observational skills are, if someone is at home in their sweats doing laundry, and preparing food. Hardly looks like someone building revenge on the kitchen table, unless chicken and noodles are counted as such. Just take a darned look around, already.
I like EM2's husband in story 3. When you live in the Rockies, it's basically common sense that you own something for self-defense, especially since like, half the people I know hunt.
@@shells500tutubo Shotguns are one of the best weapons for large, dangerous game. A 12 Gauge Brenneke slug is enough to consistently take down *polar bears.* You underestimate the shotgun. It is a close range system, offering absolute show-stopping capability within 25-75 yards. Up to ~200 yards if you're using sabot slugs in a rifled barrel.
Ok big props to the mom and kids in the airplane story. Mom for being a decent parent when she wasn't drugged up, and the boys for being such kind and thoughtful kids with how the responded and treated OP
The problem is with the anxiety medication, if you haven't taken it before you don't realise how strong some psychiatric medications can be. I've taken a recommended dose before and been knocked clean out for almost 16 hours, I would wake periodically but couldn't move I was so drowsy, now I had been warned this may happen so I was prepared and my dosage adjusted. So I don't think the Mum was at fault, it sounds like her doctor didn't warn her how strong the medication was. If you are a long term patient they get time to adjust the medication to suit you, if it's a one off for flying it's a best guess really.
Huh.. Story 4 made me smile. Other than the father thinking it was a good idea to leave his kids with a stranger the latter were just acquainted with, those are really good boys.
My father forgot to pick me up from work earlier this Sunday and only showed up an hour and ten minutes late as I was walking home on the side of the street after I called my mom about it.
The story about the two wonderful little boys on the plane reminded me of an experience I had years ago on an Amtrak train trip. I don't know if it still works the same way, but back then in a dining car, you were randomly seated with other people until all the seats were filled. That meant that as a solo traveler, I would be having my dinner with three strangers. This time, my dining companions were a woman who looked to be around 70, and two boys who said they were 8 and 10. They said their parents wanted to have a "just mom and dad" dinner, so they sent the kids along to fend for themselves (NOT the best parenting decision I've ever heard, but what can you do?). I admit at that point, my expectations were pretty low, and I was braced for trouble in the form of Other People's Children. But having dinner with those three strangers turned out to be a delightful experience! The little boys were real charmers - bright as buttons, excited about their trip, GREAT manners, chatty without being obnoxious, able to hold up their end of casual conversation - really, just a joy to spend the time with! I remember thinking that if I were their Mom, I'd have been beyond proud of them! When we were all done, the other lady and I made a fuss over what fine gentlemen they were to dine with, and thanked them for the very nice time. They both blushed and giggled, piped their own "thank you!", and went on their way. I hope my three dining companions all remembered that experience as fondly as I have :)
First story: So, the EM's thinking was what, if you're not coming to Thanksgiving dinner, you're going to jail? I have to wonder if she just thought they'd kick her kid out of school so he/she would have to go home. She sure ruined her own Thanksgiving, didn't she? Oh and Cnristmas too. 🤦♀️ Public Park mom: I would have called back and said that if she called me again, I would report her to the police for harassment and give them her voicemails.
First story is the definition of suing for emotional distress. In the second story, from what I heard, she actually didn't use direct racist remarks, so the cops could ignore it. However, I can see a small town ignoring it until someone dies. Sad, but it happens. In story 3, I like Hubby 2. It doesn't matter if the person you threaten is sick, but who would threaten a person with a shotgun where they can claim "defend your castle" Story 4: Awwww those kids are cute
I'm worried that the second story's entitled mom gets ignored instead of punished because she's been able to get out of facing penalties in the past, so the cops and teacher figure it isn't worth the hassle and expense.
@@brigidtheirish here's the scarier part: think of her kids. 1. They miss too much school to have a decent post-secondary education. 2. They are being taught that violence is the cure to everything. 3. They are going to become adults. Not only will they be screwed on a good education, unless a blockbuster teacher can reach them, but they are deliquents training to become thugs, women beaters, and criminals. The news will look to the parents for answers, find her entitlement and racism... possibly even questioning if she is a neo-nazi, but nobody will mention how the town was involved in such behavior by nomalizing it. Heck, if it is a very rural town, those kids have more of a chance to be the unstoppable spear to the impenetrable shield of a gun-backed Defend Your Castle case than they have to be upstanding members of society.
@@Maninawig Agreed. Unfortunately, if my stated hypothesis is correct, the police ignoring her complaints and the rest of the town generally ostracizing her and her kids may be the only option to get *someone* in that family to reconsider their behavior.
@@brigidtheirish as long as they stay within the town. However I come from a small town myself and the problem is that sometimes you need to run to the big city to get certain supplies. So using your hypothesis, it would be the kids or the big city police who rightfully call the twin police "backwater Hicks" for what they are doing. Cause you know that Karen is going to kick a black cop in the groin for being entitled.
@@Maninawig Rightfully? If they know Karen will get off scot-free no matter what they do, is it really worth the expense writing her up, even arresting her, just for their efforts to wasted? Hell, they might even get in trouble themselves depending on who's covering Karen's ass. I don't think "backwater hicks" is the right term here, regardless. If these cops are at all competent, and note that they *did* let OP and her kid leave almost immediately, they're likely frustrated with Karen's attitude. In their shoes, I might even be *hoping* she tries throwing a tantrum out of town. Ah, the sweet clicking of tasers.
Sometimes, I wonder if it's more of a mental illness than being entitled. Because I don't think any mentally sane person would lie about their kid threatening to bomb someplace just because they (the parent) were told no.
Husband: how could you think it’s ok to threaten a sick person? Everyone else: how can you think it’s ok to threaten ANYONE? (Except self defense as OP did)
@@Kayenne54 I'm late, but it doesn't matter where it is, plane, bus, train, if that person he left them with was a killer it doesn't matter where they are, just go stabby stabby and hide the body, or stabby stabby and blame someone else or sumethin, killer or not, any way of escape or not, you should NEVER leave your kids with a complete and total stranger.
@@lotusleaf1365 most murders are from people you in some way know, the rude part was not asking first and also having the kids check in every so often. its not like there arent 100 witnesses around them.
@@kaiseremotion854 you know how many times females have walked up to random kids and walked off with them in public and witnesses think "Oh, just their mother, nothing to worry about." The exact same thing could of happened here, just some parent hopping off the plane with their kids.
My mom confessed to almost cutting my car's break line to prevent me from leaving because she was convinced the California coast was about to be swept into the sea by a 1000' tsunami. 😑
I grew up in a small town and there were a few kids like those in the 2nd story. When people would get fed up with their bullshit, they'd usually get a "tune up" by persons unknown.
I'm hoping it's just a stern talking to that makes them feel 2 inches tall and not a beating that lands them in the hospital. But judging on the phrase and the ominous quotation marks, I fear that is not the case.
People that didn't grow up in small towns (or have relatives that did and heard the stories) are the ones that think this kind of stuff is fake. If a talking to was all it would take they usually wouldn't need tuning to begin with.
Last story. This is how children get hurt and mistreated. How some parents expect people to care for their children when they don't care about their children.
You’re not surprised dad would leave their kids with strangers….?!? Dang Fluff sounds like you need better male role models. I’d never do that with my kids
Oh my word, she absolutely needs to go No contact. Change her phone number, email, dorm room, and anything else and make sure the college does not give out Any of her personal information to Anybody!
Story 1: Damn...I have seen some entitlement issues...both live and on these stories..,,.but I have never once in all that time heard something like THIS! Story 2: OP could have insisted Karen were arrested for harassment, intimidation & threatening behavior towards a tender-age child...then get a restraining order on her. Story 3: Technically the three EM's could have been arrested for making terroristic threats during a crisis event. Story 4: The "Face Of Displeasure" I know that look...LMAO! I'm just glad they were good kids & didn't make the flight a nightmare for OP.
A bomb threat is no little thing, OP was lucky they were cleared and I hope their mom stays behind bars for a long time. They sound like they are a danger to themselves and others.
The kids in the last story are so sweet! In videos like this it's really refreshing to hear about kids who are actually nice and not little entitled imps.
Couldn’t the OP (in the racist Karen story) post Karen’s horrible voicemail to a neighborhood chat/group? Couldn’t she take it to the police as evidence of harassment?
As far as these encounters go, the last one wasn't too bad. Granted dad should not have done that, but he seemed to have a bit of intelligence- putting the kids near a lady(?) that knows kids. And the kids were respectful, I do love the water bottle and cookie surprise.
That first story, AS SOON as it got to the bomb threat, I was like "She'd better be charged with making a false report". Shocking how many people who don't realize they can get in trouble for lying to the police to get someone in trouble like that. Also reminds me of MANY many years ago, I had my first serious girlfriend and my brother had a serious girlfriend (now his wife/my SIL). We never celebrated or even acknowledged Thanksgiving at our house, it was simply a day off. But THIS year my Jewish SIL was all excited to celebrate Thanksgiving - I'm not sure if she ever caught on we had never observed before - and the family made plans. One problem: They never told me, somehow assuming I'd psychically know that we'd be doing something for the first time ever. Meanwhile my then-girlfriend regularly did things every year and wanted me to come, and as I didn't have any conflict I happily accepted the invitation. Middle of dinner I get a call "Are you running late? When are you getting here?", I replied "???? I'm not coming, I have plans tonight, thanksgiving with my girlfriend's family, really sure I told you". They had the gall to be surprised I wasn't coming to something they never bothered to tell me about! Versus plans I was ACTUALLY invited to! (SIL's interest in Thanksgiving and such I all learned after the fact).
That is another level of crazy, SWATing your adult child because they didn't come home for Thanksgiving. OP definitely needs to get a restraining order against that mother.
Agreed! Raids like that are incredibly traumatizing, even when they turn out to be BS like that! I should know-my husband was arrested via full-scale raid on our place 2 1/2 years ago (don’t ask) and I still have PTSD from that, so reading this was harder than I expected due to the flashbacks. But I’m glad to hear that Mommy Karen got her just desserts!
First story. If I had something like THAT for a mother, she would absolutely never see me again. I'd change my number and transfer schools and not tell a damn soul in my family where I went. Holy crap.
The best sign I've ever seen on a farm gate . Private Property . No trespassing . Trespassers will be shot . Survivors will be shot again . I laughed so hard I had to pull over and take a minute .
"It's what _my_ mom calls you guys when ya'll think you're better than us." Should....should I bring down the force of God on a child _and_ her parent?
3:45 I think OP should also change their phone number and email address, because there not a doubt in my mind that their mom would continue harassing OP even after the restraining order
RE: Pantry This why you don't tell people you prep or have a few months worth of food. That's also why you should have firearms. You shouldn't tell people about them either.
Story 4: It was a welcome change of pace to see that the kids were actually really sweet and simply hyperactive at the airport as kids tend to be. And that husband is definitely sleeping on the couch when they get home
The first story: forget entitled, that mom is freaking sociopathic bordering on psychopathic. Also, low contact doesn't seem like it would be good enough. No contact and restraining order.
"Or we could just come over and take your stuff." In Montana that's a good way to get yourself shot on general principles and the cops here know that ;^D I LUV'D OP's response!
Dude...that Thanksgiving mom could've gotten her daughter KILLED by telling the cops she had a bomb!! Omgosh...I hope she gets convicted criminally AND her daughter should sue the crap outta her
Ok, so that last story, those kids sound great! They didn't have to ensure there was a bottle of water and a pack of cookies waiting for OP to wake up, so good for them!!!!
The entitled mom in the 1st story had the mindset of "I'm going to make a false police report and have you arrested because you didn't jump when I said jump."
Some of these people are crazier than others. I know I would never leave my kid with strangers. Also the mom that sent the cops on her own kid just baffles me
Firs OP should get a restraining order, go no contact and if possible change address. Swatting anyone is crazy, but your own child for not attending thanksgiving? OP was cooking, you don't want to imagine what could have happened if he still held a big kitchen knife when they stormed in.
Calling in a false bomb threat is more than just filing a false report these days. That mom probably runs the risk of being brought up on terrorism charges.
Back in 1999 some idiots in my high school kept calling in fake bomb threats. As soon as it was discovered which idiots did it they were arrested and sent away for quite some time. Even before 9/11 it was a big deal.
@@empressmarowynn For those of you historically challenged, terrorist bombings associated with planes and otherwise, have been a thing since the sixties. We old people remember the NRA (Irish), the airplane hijackings that were rampant, the Munich massacre at the Olympics in 1972, and many more, including the domestic terrorist attack in Oklahoma City. Our tour group was removed from an airplane in Rome 1973, three days before the Yom Kippur War, because we were coming from Egypt, and we were all physically searched.
9-11 was definitely not the start of anything, just one of the more dramatic terrorist attacks.
@@shells500tutubo Yes I'm aware, hence why I said before 9/11.
Definitely in UK as unfortunately we have suffered terrorism in the past here . Police do not take kindly to false bomb threats ..Any luggage left unattended is removed . Search is taken everyone evacuation. Army called luggage blown up . No excuse we all know the rules . To take our stuff with us
I really hope so.
First story: So you're a mother and you decide to do some swatting against your own daughter (OP) with a fake bomb threat? Yeah, you deserve to be in jail for being a complete monster.
This is a good case for someone who wants to divorce their Parent...
Definitely a monster to end all monsters, things could've went south and the daughter being viewed as a bonafide terrorist, thankfully it didn't.
@@yvonneburns2786 Not just viewed as a terrorist but also getting shot because of it. That mother didn't care that she could have gotten her daughter killed.
More like for being a complete child abusing (no doubt), cheating, lying, manipulating, home wrecking slug
Wait, did that mom also commit a federal offense with fake bomb threat?
3:30 SWATting someone in America is _basically_ attempted murder.
Sometimes actual murder. Like the guy that answered his door carrying his wireless remote and the female cop that showed up promptly killed him.
@@shadizersilverhand2113 Attempted murder _is_ 'actual' murder. Just one that didn't work. You don't get a lighter sentence for incompetence.
@@JoshSweetvale no but you DO get a worse sentence if you succeed, because only actual murder is murder, not attempted murder which means you tried but failed.
@@shadizersilverhand2113 Depends on the country I guess.
@@shadizersilverhand2113 yeah, sometimes law enforcement will wait till a victim either pulls through or dies so they can hit them with as many charges as possible. Don't assault someone and put them in a state where they could die cause it just makes it worse even if you get some time to think about the severity of your actions.
Three Karens: *Threaten the OP about stealing food*
Karens: *Arrive at OP’s homestead*
OP with shotgun: *”YOUR FREE TRIAL OF LIFE HAS EXPIRED!”*
They got a free trial?? Shit, and here I am having to pay shelter tax and food tax.
if people will act like that when there is supply issues just think how the would act of there was a actual food supply shutdown
@@ralan350 That's exactly what I was thinking as well.
@@ralan350 One of my biggest pet peeves is when people don’t plan out things (especially when it involves me)
Let me tell you that it has happened a lot, not with me planning poorly, my family doing so.
@@ralan350 I was thinking the same thing too.
Calling SWAT on your own kid...yeah really teaching them to NOT TALK TO YOU AGAIN. what a horrible parent...
I'd be cranky if OP ever did talk to her mother again. Or her grandmother. Or anyone except maybe bio dad, out of that lot of crazies. No contact. End of story.
@@Kayenne54 Yes. No contact is the only way to go. OP also needs to watch you tube videos on narcissistic parents.
I laughed at the thought of the police kicking down the door,fixing it back,and kicking down the mom's door to arrest her
@@evadedenbach1226 Considering she will probably face terrorism charges, and spend at least 10 years in federal prison, no contact is the most minor consequence she will face.
@@Kayenne54 It doesn't SOUND like the Grandmother was a problem, she coulda just been telling OP the reason why it happened.
As for the Enitlted Mother, She and her current spouse need to be disowned by everyone and left with nothing. Because the mom is an evil psychotic IDIOT and Spouse did nothing to stop her presumably.
I'm relieved OP 1 had proof of what her mom had said - I'd figured the "you'll be sorry" comment was verbal, not down on paper, I'm glad I was wrong.
karma is a dish best served cold....Lie to the Police and you are the one who will be locked up....
In story 1, OP's mother did accomplish her goal: she taught her daughter a lesson the daughter would never forget. It wasn't the intended lesson, but it was unforgettable.
11:23 - When the neighbors start saying "yeah, we'll just come over and take your food... you can't stop us all..." that's the point in the story where guns start getting loaded at my house with a response of "You're welcomed to try."
Isn't that basically what the 'raid Area 51' folks said, too?
Literally said out loud at that point "that's an actionable threat and criminally liable at that point"
"Yee haw chucklefucks."
I love the husband of EM2 from the third story “You threatened a girl with a shotgun? Are you crazy!” Shotguns are the universal translator, you hear the pump being racked, and know it’s time to panic
Anyone who waits to rack until the confrontation is already on is setting themselves up for loosing a gun fight.
@@SonsOfLorgar Indeed, I make sure to be "Locked and loaded" right from the get-go. "Locked, cocked, and ready to rock."
Don't forget the big guard dog.
@@mbyerly9680 Oh, no please DO forget the big guard dog! He/she needs a good feeding. Big dogs get very hungry.
@@SonsOfLorgar I agree, but...
The sound of an AKM chambering a round is one hell of a vibe check at two in the morning, as my neighbor's drunk son found out one night. After all, the best gunfight is the one that never happened.
The kids in the last story sound like absolute sweethearts who I’m glad are being taught practical personal safety as well as decency & accountability (at least from mom). More credit to that mother for apologizing to OP (when she hadn’t done anything wrong) & also making her husband apologize!
They do
But the dad needs to get his act together before he gets divorced
Those boys make me have a little more hope for the future generations
@@kelseykeesee8679 yep let’s hope they don’t become there father (he seems like a bad influence)
I try not to get upset at a lot of these stories but some do raise my hairs. It’s always nice to get good endings or as in this case, kids who have it down. The water and cookies bit was just the tops!
One child with dad, one child with unconscious drugged mother. Sounds great.
Both kids with empathetic sleeping adult within eyesight of bunches of people, dad within earshot. Sounds better, to me at least.
Have to say, if it were me, fuck that anxiety drug, I would deal with it for MY CHILDREN.
The kids in that last story seem to be absolute sweethearts! And a dream to have with on flights! So adorable how they wished OP a happy nap and then left some snacks for when waking up. I do wanna know why the heck that father thought it was a good idea to leave his kids with a random person they meet at the airport tho. I can totally understand the mom freaking out and then apologizing so much to OP. Thankfully, it all went well in the end!
In Australia, unaccompanied minors are so stated on their plane tickets, and airplane and inflight staff are notified. They're not left entirely to their own devices, thank goodness.
@@Kayenne54 Its the same in the US, but if the parents are on the flight they're expected to watch their own kids.
"You people keep bringing race into it", said by the Karen who keeps making everything a race issue.
Fictional strawman so rarely make sense. i can't imagine why
Self awareness is not these people's strong suit.
Not to mention that she used a racial slur, so of course the concept of race is brought into this; you brought it into the issue!
@@Dubanx yeah, but it gets lots of reddit karma, and sometimes they're entertaining, so a lot of people overlook how fake the stories are.
@@stevens7443
Do you live under a rock? People like that absolutely exist...
Imagine threatening someone over their Doritos stash.
All I am saying is you threaten to take my crunchy cheetos away from me, especially during shark week, you will need to run and run fast.
That escalated quickly.
@@alana.dyer.author Me, with both:
Ah ha. I will defend to the death my Doritos stash. Step away quietly.
The kids in the last story sounded like sweethearts.
She grabbed from the cop,his walkie talkie on his person, how is that not a reason to be arrested?
Skin lighter than khaki so
@@peachesandpoets I have skin that is "lighter than sour cream", and I am pretty sure that if I did that, I would be cuffed and stuffed in a heartbeat.
@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith you're a man. Women seem to often get a pass on behavior that would see a man face down with a knee in his neck in an instant.
@@ryancraig2795 plenty of karens get arrested for assaulting officers
Mostlikely small town stuff. Alot gets by with the police since its easy to figure out and osterize the problem makers. Therefore police dont have to deal with stupid stuff unless it actually gets worse.
Tbh completely opposite for big city stuff though. police get caught up in stupid things all day that actual prpblems get ignored and the stupid stuff usually gets blown out of proportion.
They should have jailed that Karen who called the police on the kid who didn't want to play with the racist kid/Mom.
Assuming the story is even true, which it probably isn't.
Depends on how small the town is, how well known the Karen is (calling everyday over non issues) and if this is the first time it happened.
Thing is, we don't know if this incident was before or after the Caren Act; not that it matters, as the region that OP lived in did not enact the Caren Act. (Before you ask, I am spelling it right. The act is spelled with a 'C' instead of a 'K'.)
@@Nabo42 I'm not sure if you're just saying the story is an ordinary fake or if you're saying that because you don't believe in racism, but if it's because you don't believe in racism, it absolutely does happen and is more oftenly then not real, you just have to be a special kind of dumb or a karen to not believe in it.
That first mother is not on another level, She's on another world.
The last one was so wholesome! Loved that she wasn't a Karen (except to her husband, who's in the dog house for sure lol) and was actually a parent (that might need to talk to her dr about her medication)
Ya her choice of medication is the mom's only strike in the story, and those boys were for sure getting raised right with how well they behaved for OP along with their little gifts.
@@truekurayami not really a strike, because it sounds like she didn't know it would knock her out.
Yeah, sounded to me like she was scared of flying specifically so her doctor had given her something to calm her anxiety just for that time. It instead had the effect of completely knocking her out, a common side effect of anti-anxiety meds, especially when the patient and doctor haven’t had the time to work out appropriate dosing. There’s no ‘fault’ here, certainly not on the mother’s behalf.
@@rheah7180 I agree, tho it could also be when she took it and how long it took to kick in.
Also she's super lucky that OP was a kind stranger and not someone with malicious intent
Also those kids sounded so sweet they got OP cookies and a water bottle that was so nice of them
FIRST STORY:
So EM has OP arrested. She wanted to teach OP a lesson.
But OP was smarter, especially being in school.
Now, since it was a false report, EM ends up being arrested herself and being taught!
OP's mom obviously has arrested development and was schooled, too!
It could have been so much worse. If OP had been in a bad mood at the time and reacted aggressively to the police, the police who for all they knew were responding to an active bomb threat. OP could have been shot!
@Jim Sweet As DarkFluff says a lot, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes."
Those puns...
@@MahsaKaerra Exactly: SWATting is an actual thing, and innocent people have been killed due to the false report.
The mom probably won’t be sleeping on anymore planes. Despite the lady being nice, reminding them about stranger danger was important
Yeah, and one suspects that hubby is going to be lucky if his ass isn't riding the couch for the next few weeks rather than sleeping in the car outside.
I mean...most crimes happen from people you are in some way familiar with. the world is by no means safe, but one needs to identify when its safe around others and when its not. Stranger danger can get out of hand, especially if its put into a young childs mind that everyone is out to get them.
Those two kids in the last story are adorable. Honestly, hearing that part renewed my faith in humanity a little.
Those last kids sounded so adorable, bringing a snack and having quiet talk
They were raised pretty well despite the father being a bit neglectful-
Full props to mom on that one, imo
Entitled People Logic: You have something I want, so you have to give it to me.
I'd sue the mother who insisted on having her play with OP's daughter. For racial, emotional damages and threats because of her actions
The other mom was a fool for wanting to sit down when it's clear the Karen is a racist as per the little girls comments. Immediate no contact. Especially as the rhetoric was unprovoked.
Taking the mom to court with send a message to her and also pay for her move that you had to do in order to get away from that's crazy b****
It's funny how the woman believes that the cops are supposed to make the kids in the neighborhood play with her daughter and call them incompetent when they mention to her that it isn't. It wouldn't surprise me if she came from an alternate universe and the authorities there are supposed to enforce those kinds of restrictions.
@@Poeticfloetic that's what would have happened if the story took place in the real world, yeah.
I do not understand why the police do not put a stop to her calling them constantly. That is illegal and by not setting her straight is the reason she continues doing this silly stuff
Not only does the OP in the first story need to get a restraining order, she needs to sue the shit out of her mom and, possibly, the school.
Sue.... Lmao
why should she sue te school? For me, it didnt look like the school had done anything wrong.
@@schneemilch908 they didn't.
The mom is already in jail. The school on the other hand followed what was needed. Clearly den outta den top big brain mom called in her threat on Thanksgiving so it wasn't a wait and see moment. It was stop the possible threat.
Maybe restraining orders.
So much for being neighborly. I thought people were supposed to check on their sick neighbors to make sure they were ok and not threaten to ROB them! Geez, those people turn to apocalypse mode quick as hell! I'd hate to have neighbors like that!
makes it a lot easier to deal with them in an apocalypse, because you will know when they will do it and you have home advantage.
@@ainzooalgown3927 I just had to give props for your username, Momonga.
Story 1: OP also needs to see what charges she can persuade a prosecutor to bring against her mother, and also look into suing her directly for everything she bloody has.
restraining order, at the very least, right?
@@Kayenne54 As a good start, but I also think OP has an excellent case for damages, especially since they were accused of a very serious terrorism related act, it could have been an act of murder, in effect. Were I OP, I'd not be posting anonymously on Reddit, but stirring such a huge and loud public fuss about it that the authorities would have no choice but to utterly destroy the mother. After all, OP can still not blame the authorities for doing their job; praise their speed, but still point out that, understandably, she could have been killed by them should they have misinterpreted her actions when surprised. It would ensure the harshest of charges and, with this, no-one sane would support the mother, and it would open up the opportunity to take every last penny left after the mother has fought her prosecutions.
Not to mention that I’d be VERY surprised if OP didn’t end up with PTSD from the raid-they are traumatizing as hell, and to find out that OP’s own MOTHER sicced the cops on them because OP wouldn’t kowtow to Mommy’s demands on top of that trauma? Yikes! I hope OP still gets therapy for that AND adds it to the list of things to charge dear old Mom with!
@@Kayenne54 With a mother like that restraining orders are not worth the paper they are written on.
@@audreyricci6383 It's the paper trail really. Formal application to get distance between them. Mother sounds insane, really.
Story 3: what the entitled mother's did was messed up, but drag their own children into it by sending them to OPs house to feed them in the first place when couldn't be bothered feeding their own children. Shame on them. Definitely hope OP and husband get security cameras installed and OPs health is little better.
Story 1: Mom SWATted OP. That could have turned out so much worse.
Story 4: Those kids are well-behaved and considerate. Dad can be forgiven for his lapse in judgement this one time with all circumstances considered.
On the one hand, mom did overreact about the danger her kids were in. Like, even if the OP were a kidnapper (which is pretty unlikely in and of itself), what's OP going to do? Strap the kids to parachutes and jump out of the plane?
That said, foisting off the kids on some stranger because of an offhand comment about spending some time as a teacher was... ill thought out. I think he meant well, but it was rather rude to expect OP to take care of his kids. Even if they were well behaved.
@@Dubanx I was thinking along the same lines. It was not appropriate for dad to do that, rude at best. It would have been much worse for the whole plane if the kids didn't behave.
@@Dubanx it clearly says that the reason she reacted like that was that she thought her husband forgot them at the airport
Imagine if OP had been sitting at the table cleaning a gun when they broke in.
From the story, this SWAT exercise happened on Thanksgiving Day. I'm wondering how great cop observational skills are, if someone is at home in their sweats doing laundry, and preparing food. Hardly looks like someone building revenge on the kitchen table, unless chicken and noodles are counted as such. Just take a darned look around, already.
I like EM2's husband in story 3. When you live in the Rockies, it's basically common sense that you own something for self-defense, especially since like, half the people I know hunt.
A shotgun isn't good for hunting, but it IS good for scaring off wildlife, including the human kind.
It could have been even worse for those 3 EMs... They could have ended up in 'Bishop's Court!' ROFLOL
@@shells500tutubo Shotguns are one of the best weapons for large, dangerous game. A 12 Gauge Brenneke slug is enough to consistently take down *polar bears.*
You underestimate the shotgun. It is a close range system, offering absolute show-stopping capability within 25-75 yards. Up to ~200 yards if you're using sabot slugs in a rifled barrel.
Ok big props to the mom and kids in the airplane story. Mom for being a decent parent when she wasn't drugged up, and the boys for being such kind and thoughtful kids with how the responded and treated OP
The problem is with the anxiety medication, if you haven't taken it before you don't realise how strong some psychiatric medications can be. I've taken a recommended dose before and been knocked clean out for almost 16 hours, I would wake periodically but couldn't move I was so drowsy, now I had been warned this may happen so I was prepared and my dosage adjusted. So I don't think the Mum was at fault, it sounds like her doctor didn't warn her how strong the medication was. If you are a long term patient they get time to adjust the medication to suit you, if it's a one off for flying it's a best guess really.
Huh.. Story 4 made me smile. Other than the father thinking it was a good idea to leave his kids with a stranger the latter were just acquainted with, those are really good boys.
I think you mean story 4, story 3 was the food one
@@dragonboysmith7139 correction made. Thanks pal.
My father forgot to pick me up from work earlier this Sunday and only showed up an hour and ten minutes late as I was walking home on the side of the street after I called my mom about it.
The story about the two wonderful little boys on the plane reminded me of an experience I had years ago on an Amtrak train trip. I don't know if it still works the same way, but back then in a dining car, you were randomly seated with other people until all the seats were filled. That meant that as a solo traveler, I would be having my dinner with three strangers. This time, my dining companions were a woman who looked to be around 70, and two boys who said they were 8 and 10. They said their parents wanted to have a "just mom and dad" dinner, so they sent the kids along to fend for themselves (NOT the best parenting decision I've ever heard, but what can you do?). I admit at that point, my expectations were pretty low, and I was braced for trouble in the form of Other People's Children. But having dinner with those three strangers turned out to be a delightful experience! The little boys were real charmers - bright as buttons, excited about their trip, GREAT manners, chatty without being obnoxious, able to hold up their end of casual conversation - really, just a joy to spend the time with! I remember thinking that if I were their Mom, I'd have been beyond proud of them! When we were all done, the other lady and I made a fuss over what fine gentlemen they were to dine with, and thanked them for the very nice time. They both blushed and giggled, piped their own "thank you!", and went on their way. I hope my three dining companions all remembered that experience as fondly as I have :)
On the second story who would have walked by multiple times just to see if she would go to jail over nothing? I know I would if I was there.
At 6:30 Karen: someone needs to do your job.
Cop: ok
Pulls out pepper spray and tazer and uses both for a good minute
#1: EP files false police report & gets arrested!!! 🤣
heres to all those who live by the rocky mountains!~
edit: the two boys are so darling. thats adorable that they got the op a snack and a paper heart
First story: So, the EM's thinking was what, if you're not coming to Thanksgiving dinner, you're going to jail? I have to wonder if she just thought they'd kick her kid out of school so he/she would have to go home. She sure ruined her own Thanksgiving, didn't she? Oh and Cnristmas too. 🤦♀️
Public Park mom: I would have called back and said that if she called me again, I would report her to the police for harassment and give them her voicemails.
First story is the definition of suing for emotional distress.
In the second story, from what I heard, she actually didn't use direct racist remarks, so the cops could ignore it. However, I can see a small town ignoring it until someone dies. Sad, but it happens.
In story 3, I like Hubby 2. It doesn't matter if the person you threaten is sick, but who would threaten a person with a shotgun where they can claim "defend your castle"
Story 4: Awwww those kids are cute
I'm worried that the second story's entitled mom gets ignored instead of punished because she's been able to get out of facing penalties in the past, so the cops and teacher figure it isn't worth the hassle and expense.
@@brigidtheirish here's the scarier part: think of her kids.
1. They miss too much school to have a decent post-secondary education.
2. They are being taught that violence is the cure to everything.
3. They are going to become adults.
Not only will they be screwed on a good education, unless a blockbuster teacher can reach them, but they are deliquents training to become thugs, women beaters, and criminals. The news will look to the parents for answers, find her entitlement and racism... possibly even questioning if she is a neo-nazi, but nobody will mention how the town was involved in such behavior by nomalizing it.
Heck, if it is a very rural town, those kids have more of a chance to be the unstoppable spear to the impenetrable shield of a gun-backed Defend Your Castle case than they have to be upstanding members of society.
@@Maninawig Agreed. Unfortunately, if my stated hypothesis is correct, the police ignoring her complaints and the rest of the town generally ostracizing her and her kids may be the only option to get *someone* in that family to reconsider their behavior.
@@brigidtheirish as long as they stay within the town. However I come from a small town myself and the problem is that sometimes you need to run to the big city to get certain supplies.
So using your hypothesis, it would be the kids or the big city police who rightfully call the twin police "backwater Hicks" for what they are doing. Cause you know that Karen is going to kick a black cop in the groin for being entitled.
@@Maninawig Rightfully? If they know Karen will get off scot-free no matter what they do, is it really worth the expense writing her up, even arresting her, just for their efforts to wasted? Hell, they might even get in trouble themselves depending on who's covering Karen's ass. I don't think "backwater hicks" is the right term here, regardless. If these cops are at all competent, and note that they *did* let OP and her kid leave almost immediately, they're likely frustrated with Karen's attitude. In their shoes, I might even be *hoping* she tries throwing a tantrum out of town. Ah, the sweet clicking of tasers.
I love the part where the husband says that’s dumb for threatening someone who owns a shotgun
Sometimes, I wonder if it's more of a mental illness than being entitled.
Because I don't think any mentally sane person would lie about their kid threatening to bomb someplace just because they (the parent) were told no.
She could have gotten her child killed by the SWAT TEAM.
Husband: how could you think it’s ok to threaten a sick person?
Everyone else: how can you think it’s ok to threaten ANYONE? (Except self defense as OP did)
For a royally crappy day, Fluff makes the brain happy. Thank you sir, for making my day a little better! Keep up the best work!
Sorry to hear that. Are you too experiencing awful drivers? Didn't get hit today, but man, people are morons!
@@toryknotts8026 Not awful drivers, awful weather and people but thank you for the laugh lol
That last part where little boy Daniel makes a paper heart for her was just so AWWWWWW inducing.
I just baffled at someone okayed to leave their kids with complete stranger. It's just show how irresponsible that person is.
It was bizarre. But also it was on a plane, so OP couldn't have walked off anywhere with them either. Different story on a bus or a train though...
@@Kayenne54 I'm late, but it doesn't matter where it is, plane, bus, train, if that person he left them with was a killer it doesn't matter where they are, just go stabby stabby and hide the body, or stabby stabby and blame someone else or sumethin, killer or not, any way of escape or not, you should NEVER leave your kids with a complete and total stranger.
@@lotusleaf1365 most murders are from people you in some way know, the rude part was not asking first and also having the kids check in every so often. its not like there arent 100 witnesses around them.
@@kaiseremotion854 you know how many times females have walked up to random kids and walked off with them in public and witnesses think "Oh, just their mother, nothing to worry about." The exact same thing could of happened here, just some parent hopping off the plane with their kids.
" I don't like to leave MY kids with strangers".
Wait darkfluff u have kids???
😳 Darkfluffs minis?!
@@daniellediller5070 darkpuffs
Minifluffs
Bless them kids in the last story, and too get OP cookies and let her get some sleep is so nice. They’ll go far in life if they stay on that track
Story 2: I would've walked back & forth on the sidewalk in from of Karen's house with the one finger salute up the entire time, before I moved lol
Story 1: OP's mother swatted her for not coming home for Thanksgivings. OMFG!
My mom confessed to almost cutting my car's break line to prevent me from leaving because she was convinced the California coast was about to be swept into the sea by a 1000' tsunami. 😑
Ops name is gold in story one, on a side note, you're the best fluff!
I grew up in a small town and there were a few kids like those in the 2nd story. When people would get fed up with their bullshit, they'd usually get a "tune up" by persons unknown.
I'm hoping it's just a stern talking to that makes them feel 2 inches tall and not a beating that lands them in the hospital. But judging on the phrase and the ominous quotation marks, I fear that is not the case.
People that didn't grow up in small towns (or have relatives that did and heard the stories) are the ones that think this kind of stuff is fake. If a talking to was all it would take they usually wouldn't need tuning to begin with.
Story 1: Holy cow the Karen really went way too far. Good job op for standing up to your intitled mom.
Rip to the People with Karen Moms
Last story. This is how children get hurt and mistreated. How some parents expect people to care for their children when they don't care about their children.
HOLY Cow. What in the world. I'm so glad that Mom is in jail. Maybe she will change. LOL NOOOOOOOO never happened.
You’re not surprised dad would leave their kids with strangers….?!? Dang Fluff sounds like you need better male role models. I’d never do that with my kids
I'm so glad that the last story had a happy ending. I sometimes get so drained after the stories about entitled people.
Oh my word, she absolutely needs to go No contact. Change her phone number, email, dorm room, and anything else and make sure the college does not give out Any of her personal information to Anybody!
Learning in school while entitled people embarrass themselves is the best
there is no law that karen needs to stop bothering the girl she doesn't need play to with hers
The kids in the last story are adorable! So sweet that they left OP a snack when most adults don't do that for a sleeping passenger.
Story 1: Damn...I have seen some entitlement issues...both live and on these stories..,,.but I have never once in all that time heard something like THIS!
Story 2: OP could have insisted Karen were arrested for harassment, intimidation & threatening behavior towards a tender-age child...then get a restraining order on her.
Story 3: Technically the three EM's could have been arrested for making terroristic threats during a crisis event.
Story 4: The "Face Of Displeasure" I know that look...LMAO! I'm just glad they were good kids & didn't make the flight a nightmare for OP.
A bomb threat is no little thing, OP was lucky they were cleared and I hope their mom stays behind bars for a long time. They sound like they are a danger to themselves and others.
The kids in the last story are so sweet! In videos like this it's really refreshing to hear about kids who are actually nice and not little entitled imps.
Couldn’t the OP (in the racist Karen story) post Karen’s horrible voicemail to a neighborhood chat/group? Couldn’t she take it to the police as evidence of harassment?
As far as these encounters go, the last one wasn't too bad. Granted dad should not have done that, but he seemed to have a bit of intelligence- putting the kids near a lady(?) that knows kids. And the kids were respectful, I do love the water bottle and cookie surprise.
That first story, AS SOON as it got to the bomb threat, I was like "She'd better be charged with making a false report". Shocking how many people who don't realize they can get in trouble for lying to the police to get someone in trouble like that.
Also reminds me of MANY many years ago, I had my first serious girlfriend and my brother had a serious girlfriend (now his wife/my SIL). We never celebrated or even acknowledged Thanksgiving at our house, it was simply a day off. But THIS year my Jewish SIL was all excited to celebrate Thanksgiving - I'm not sure if she ever caught on we had never observed before - and the family made plans. One problem: They never told me, somehow assuming I'd psychically know that we'd be doing something for the first time ever. Meanwhile my then-girlfriend regularly did things every year and wanted me to come, and as I didn't have any conflict I happily accepted the invitation. Middle of dinner I get a call "Are you running late? When are you getting here?", I replied "???? I'm not coming, I have plans tonight, thanksgiving with my girlfriend's family, really sure I told you". They had the gall to be surprised I wasn't coming to something they never bothered to tell me about! Versus plans I was ACTUALLY invited to! (SIL's interest in Thanksgiving and such I all learned after the fact).
That is another level of crazy, SWATing your adult child because they didn't come home for Thanksgiving. OP definitely needs to get a restraining order against that mother.
Agreed! Raids like that are incredibly traumatizing, even when they turn out to be BS like that! I should know-my husband was arrested via full-scale raid on our place 2 1/2 years ago (don’t ask) and I still have PTSD from that, so reading this was harder than I expected due to the flashbacks. But I’m glad to hear that Mommy Karen got her just desserts!
"We're gonna rob you, because you're weak and we can overpower you."
"I can stop you."
"ArE yOu ThREaTeNiNg uS!?!?"
First story. If I had something like THAT for a mother, she would absolutely never see me again. I'd change my number and transfer schools and not tell a damn soul in my family where I went. Holy crap.
The best sign I've ever seen on a farm gate .
Private Property .
No trespassing .
Trespassers will be shot .
Survivors will be shot again .
I laughed so hard I had to pull over and take a minute .
the first story is even more serious than you make it out to be. That's swatting. The EM Swatted her own daughter. She's lucky to even be alive.
The last story was also a entitled parents story, but a lot more mellow. THANK GOD the kids were nice
Gotta love those husbands reactions lol.
third story.
If the karens said OP had food for the kid, shouldn't that be a red flag that MAYBE the kid wasn't being fed at home?
"It's what _my_ mom calls you guys when ya'll think you're better than us."
Should....should I bring down the force of God on a child _and_ her parent?
Not on the child just yet. If they're under 18, maybe they'll figure out that the "mom" is lying.
The first story was magnificent. Good job OP. Your mom is exactly where she should be.
This is why I don't let people in my house because they don't need to know what I have
No, she would not be my mom anymore if she lied about me to the police.
3:45 I think OP should also change their phone number and email address, because there not a doubt in my mind that their mom would continue harassing OP even after the restraining order
RE: Pantry This why you don't tell people you prep or have a few months worth of food. That's also why you should have firearms. You shouldn't tell people about them either.
Story 4: It was a welcome change of pace to see that the kids were actually really sweet and simply hyperactive at the airport as kids tend to be. And that husband is definitely sleeping on the couch when they get home
I would never leave my child with someone I do not know, no matter where we are.
The first story: forget entitled, that mom is freaking sociopathic bordering on psychopathic. Also, low contact doesn't seem like it would be good enough. No contact and restraining order.
"Or we could just come over and take your stuff."
In Montana that's a good way to get yourself shot on general principles and the cops here know that ;^D I LUV'D OP's response!
Okay but those kids on the plane sound super sweet. You gotta love good kids.
Dude...that Thanksgiving mom could've gotten her daughter KILLED by telling the cops she had a bomb!! Omgosh...I hope she gets convicted criminally AND her daughter should sue the crap outta her
Not that the mother would have cared about that as long as she got her way. Thank the Lord the grown child is safe.
Ok, so that last story, those kids sound great!
They didn't have to ensure there was a bottle of water and a pack of cookies waiting for OP to wake up, so good for them!!!!
Atleast the kids were nice 👍
I would not have anything to do with my mom after she did that to me. I would file a restraining order against her, and change my phone number
The perfect ending to Spanish class is a notification from DarkFluff
Right???
Husband 2 from the third story is right. Don't threaten someone who owns a shotgun!😂🤣
Dark Fluff your voice makes me smile 😃😊🙂
I swear America has more Karen's per 1,000 citizens than any other nation.
7:15 [Camera pans up, showing a large commercial airship with a huge neon sign: "IRONY ALERT"]
The entitled mom in the 1st story had the mindset of "I'm going to make a false police report and have you arrested because you didn't jump when I said jump."
Story #3..those kids were sweethearts! who ever raised them has done a good job
Some of these people are crazier than others. I know I would never leave my kid with strangers. Also the mom that sent the cops on her own kid just baffles me
Firs OP should get a restraining order, go no contact and if possible change address. Swatting anyone is crazy, but your own child for not attending thanksgiving? OP was cooking, you don't want to imagine what could have happened if he still held a big kitchen knife when they stormed in.