r/EntitledPeople - Idiot Wants to BUY MY DOG! Tries STEALING Him When Told "NO"
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- r/entitledpeople OP is walking her dog in a park when an Entitled Karen (man) tries to buy her dog! After being told numerous times NO, this entitled idiot resorts to trying to take OP's dog away from her! This man is too entitled!
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That dog story really got me mad. That's like going up to someone on the street and saying, "Hey! Your kid is really cute and seems well behaved. How much do you want for him? You can have another one! Why are you being so selfish! Just give him to me!" OMG!!!! Are these people honestly serious????
Exactly. They are our babies 😳
I have met someone who was excatly like this.
Doesn't he realize that when pets are especially well-behaved, it's USUALLY because they are being brought up in well-adjusted, nurturing, loving homes? The trainer's personal dog is THAT much well-behaved because he's been showered with love as well.
Personally, when I see an animal so well-behaved, I will remark to the parents that they have done an amazing job. I would never ever want to TAKE an animal away who is that well-behaved. Why? Because I know they're getting so much love where they are. What selfish monster would want to take that from the animal?
She should have asked the guy: “Can I have one of your kids? You obviously have the skills to make another.”
That would shut him up.
Yeah was thinking the same!
You say that but some entitled parents view kids as property, not family.
ugh imagine if he said yes, id tell him his crazy and threaten to call the police bc wtf
I used that on someone who wouldn't take No for an answer when I told them I wouldn't sell them my dog. But I actually said " how much for your daughter?" That thankfully shut her up. 🤣
"Even for your favorite step parent?"
"Lady, you aren't even in my top ten."
More like top 100
My stepdad already has a key...
"Even for your favorite step parent?"
"The deepest floor of Hell is still far too merciful for you"
I’d give a key to a guy I never met on ps4 before she got one lol
I had a similar situation with my stepmom #3. She wanted to borrow my truck to move her youngest son into his first apartment. I told her to use dad's truck. She threw a total shit fit , started fake crying complete with tears but made the mistake of saying something to the effect of "after everything I've done for you over the last 10yrs.
I responded you mean make me so miserable I tried to kill myself !
I told her I wouldn't piss on her if she were in front of me and on 🔥
2 weeks later my dad showed up at my job and demanded that I apologize to his wife.
To which I told him
" Rub a lamp , the genie will grant your wish before I do"
That was the last time I spoke to him. He died 15 yrs later still married to the parasite
My daughter had a service dog trained specifically for her complex needs. This dog was capable of teaching other dogs to scent migraines before they started.. One time an entitled moron decided he wanted her and pulled out his wallet because "I want her and everything is for sale" He was quite surprised when I told him (truthfully) that Jewel was not for sale but was valued in excess of 50 thousand. No we didn't pay that unless you include the hundreds or thousands of hours work over several years and multiple trainers. She helped train 5 other service dogs before we lost her to cancer last year.
I'm sorry for your loss, but it seems like she lived a fulfilling happy life.
Who knows, maybe your next dog will be her reincarnation?
Sorry for your loss, she sounds like an amazing dog,
I’m sorry for your loss of Jewel 💎 it’s awesome she trained other doggos!!
I have the same thing. Not only is my dog my best friend and I'm EXTREMELY attached to him, he's trained to know when I'm going to have a migraine. I've had many people offer to buy him off me. The funniest was a guy who offered to buy him for , get this, "10$ CASH MONEY". He was standing there with a 10$ bill in his hand. I just stood and stared at him with disbelief. He then reaches in his wallet and pulls out another 5$ bill and says, " OK , OK 15$. Ya can't pass that up." Now I payed 100$ for him and trained him and had him certified. I wouldn't sell him for any amount but I said " actually , it would cost more like 15,000$" He looks at me puts his money away and just walked away. What a weirdo 🤣 😂
The first story, SUCH a missed opportunity!
"Not even for your favourite step-parent?"
"Oh, no, he's actually getting one".
:)
The reason so many people will try to buy or steal someone else's pet is because there's a certain type of person that doesn't value those pets as part of the family but thinks of them as basically being toys that are easily bought, traded or even disposed of if they decide they don't feel like having them around anymore.
I wonder how he would have reacted if OP had offered a deal for one of his children.
Usually it's to breed or sell them for a quick buck
Scared for any pet that kind of person gets from a puppy mill
Which is sad especially considering the law at least in the US pets are consider pieces of property.
I'd argue if they valued the animal they'd understand the law of supply and demand. If they only place value on the dollar the animal is just a disposable tool. If they have an entitled personality they value themselves only, all else be damned. It's been said before but the more people I meet the more I love and value my dog!
I get offers for my blue nose pitbull all the time at least once every 2 months. They like that she is well trained and friendly. They usually stop after I tell them she's fixed. Once or twice someone has made us feel uncomfortable, but as a relatively fit adult white male with an awesome dog I feel luckily safe enough to walk away.
Tell whoever asks that the sale price on them is $10.2M non negotiable.
I've had the same with my German Shepherd mix. Absolutely ridiculous, they attempt to bid such high offers but also shut up pretty fast when I tell them she's fixed and microchipped, meaning that they don't actually want her for their family, they just want to non-stop breed her to make $$$. People are so nasty and greedy.
Blue nosed? I never seen one before,but i bet she's ADORBLE! Give her lots of pets for me!
@@alkv7604 It just means they have blue tinted nose it's not a real breed just nose color. Simply a pitbull with blueish tinted nose. Same with red nosed pits not a real breed just dogs with red tinted noses.
@@pfalky2k "Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent". Isaac Azimov
That man doesn't deserve a dog, especially not one that has been loved for so long by another family.
No, not any dog. He's the kind who will blame his kids for his own laziness towards the dog, as it untrained it.
I get offers to buy my dog regularly. Heck, that ain't gonna happen. We are family, Lulu and I. We would both defend each other. People don't realise that dogs aren't a commodity or product, they're literally a part of yourself.
Even though nobody has ever wanted to buy my cat but I’d never ever even consider it for any reason. I absolutely and deeply love her and she’s my companion and she adores me in turn.
Anybody who leaves their kids at a young age like that at a public mall like it’s a daycare isn’t capable of being a mom or a dad period 🤬🤬🤬🤬
I agree completely. That is not only ridiculously cheap (trying to get free babysitting,) it is incredibly irresponsible.
I do not know... when i was little my mom went grocerie shopping and i was the one to ask to be left at the comics and started reading for as long as she was shopping. Sitting on the floor with absolutly no supervision. And when i got borred, i will be looking for her. I alway behaved expectidly and so, she trusted me to be left alone like that.
Also, i was overly respectfull of book as i didn't open them more than 40° so they would still look New when i was done. So no clerk could accuse me of anything. I understood that if i behaved like that, i could doing thing i like without supervision. And i really think that having my parents trust me was à good thing. It made me aware of conséquences of the choices i make by my own and how it can affect the long run
@@texasranger7687: Aye, 'tis an interesting thought experiment; comparing the parenting styles of yesteryear to today's, as well as the results (preliminary as today's results may be).
The fact that the man didn't seem to understand that a pet should be treated as family means that he wouldn't be a good pet owner for any pet. At least, I hope that was his problem, and he doesn't believe that family can be bought and sold.
I'm wondering if his kid's are really his kid's or did he kidnap them as well he's probably thinking "I managed to kidnap a couple of kids why not make this a trifecta by kidnapping someone's dog?"
He probably wanted the dog for breeding.
I've given the 70th like. Balance restored.
For the dog story of the person trying to buy/steal OP's dog, i have a beagle/foxhound/pitbull mixbreed. He may look like a big softie and he is well behaved and trained UNTIL someone tries to attack me/steal him from me....lets just say due to him being abandoned as a puppy (and we think abused) before we adopted him, he has trust issues and bad separation anxiety especially with me since i am mom... the last guy who tried to take him from me because he "wanted" my dog, the guy was lucky i have great control and strength or else he would have lost a finger at best, his right hand at worse.
But come up to say hi, pet him and give him treats and he is your best friend. He'll even ignore me if he gets used to you enough and decides you are part of our pack.
Before you ask, he is great with other animals (we have 4 cats, 1 bunny, 1 hedgehog and 2 birds and he grew up with another dog before she passed from cancer) and great with kids too.
lol i had someone trying to talk me into selling our dog a few years back. i panicked, scooped up my dog and just ran with him. the dork is 50 pounds of love and i will never ever give him up.
re dog story. My neighbour thinks he has a right to my dog. He digs hole under the fence so she can come over. Every time I block the hole he digs a new one. Earlier this year I got a new puppy. Unbeknown to me he treated both my dogs for worms and fleas. The next day I also applied the same treatment. Unfortunly my puppy got really sick from flea treatment toxcity and died a few days later. It was hottible to watch and the after hours vet could do nothing. After a big investergating by the company who made the flea treatment and animal wefare officers, my neigbour admited that he had also treat my dogs. He was arrested for animal curity. The manufacture also sued him because they were forced to remove their product from the shelf until offical investergations where complete. He still lives there but no longer digs holes under the fence. We are a close knit commuity and my neighbours where really pi...d about what happened. Nobody will talk to him. Everytime he goes out people call him dog kill. I dont think he will be living there much longer as his lease is up and the lanlord, father of another neighbour, wont renew it.
There’s a special place in hell for those who’d hurt any creature let alone a flesh and blood human being
That's awful! :( I'm so sorry for your loss, but I'm glad that killer didn't get away with his crimes! He deserved what he got.
@@jasmineharrison7822 Pretty sure there's a line up of us animal lovers who are willing to preside over that particular hell and write the lesson plans. :-)
It's illegal to feed or treat another person's dog. I am glad he got taught his lesson. Unfortunately the neighbore who fed my sister`s rottie rat poison got away with killing that gental soul.
@@pumpernickel1231 Oh no! :( I hope karma gets him for that! I also hope your sister's heart will be healed, and that she can move on with a new and equally gentle dog - one who won't be killed by that nasty neighbor.
For the first story, OP should have said "I will trade you a key for my place for my dresser and anything else of mine." Then tell her that you will come pick up the stuff and that is when she will get the key. Just make sure that the key does not fit the lock to any of your doors. Then when she complains that the key doesn't work, just say that you only agreed to give her a key to your place and that she did not specify that it had to be a current key that worked in any of the doors.
A key to the outhouse around back, she complains, tell her, that's the key you deserve to the only room I'll allow you in. At which point take her around back and using that key unlock the door to the crapper, then say "enjoy your visits cause you ain't getting inside my house". Then give her the best Joker laugh, while skipping away.
She already specified a REAL key though and not a fake key.
@@danielleking262 it's a real key, just not to the doors
@@danielleking262 just give her a key to a drawer in your house. It's a real key, to your house, just not any that would let her inside.
If i were OP, i would give her a random house key but I will move in to a gated condo and specifically tell the security guards that she cannot enter
My extended family from Florida used to visit my family every summer during their annual vacation. They were almost as bad as the aunt in that story, but my parents also put up with them because they were "family". The summer either after or before Trump, one of them sat at our dining table and said that everyone who isn't a good, white, Christian, American should be deported. They said this in front of my eldest sister... who is adopted from China. Yeah, no. My parents broke after that and they haven't been welcome in our house ever since. I don't get why people put up with other people for something as arbitrary as blood, if they offend you in any way that you find unforgivable, they are out, you owe them nothing.
I bet your extended family left some sort of rant online after your parents kicked them out for that.
"We're putting up with them because they're family."
"Then why don't they give you the same courtesy?"
"What?"
"You put up with them, why don't they put up with you? Why don't they treat you nicely? Why don't they respect you? Aren't you family too? Don't you matter as well?"
I'm so glad your parents finally came to their senses and stuck up for your sister like that. You guys are better off without scum in your lives.
They say that “blood is thicker than water”, but the full saying is “blood of the covenant is thicker than water of the womb”.
Nothing makes my blood boil more than ignorance period
You should have told them your ancestors where immigrants as well XD
I once spent an hour or so gaming with a kid (maybe 8-ish) at a demo kiosk in a GameStop - I was a customer, I had the time, and both the kid and the dad asked me nicely if I minded. The dad had to make some calls apparently, and he stayed within eyesight the whole time he was on the phone, just outside the store. So, the boy wasn't bored, didn't get in trouble or hurt, and I had a temporary player 2 for the latest Lego game ;) It was a good moment for everyone involved - and didn't require any sort of entitlement or police involvement, unlike this Karen...
We rent from MIL(83), she has keys, and we leave back door unlocked, yet she NEVER comes into the house without notifying us first, or ask to let the dogs out when we are out at Doctors appointments for over 3 hours. My MIL is great.
When I was about 30, my stepfather and I had an argument. Things got pretty intense until he said, "That's it; you're grounded!" I blinked a couple times then smirked at him...and we all burst out laughing.
Healthy relationship?
@@dashie-nyan Not really...but in this one instance, even he realized how ludicrous his demand was.
Concerning the EP who wanted OP's puppy, EP couldn't *afford* the puppy! A trained SA/ESA can cost around $25K, and I don't know of anyone who carries that much around willy-nilly. The jerk just didn't want to put in the effort to train one and/or put a puppy through obedience training himself.
ESA's do not need training in certain tasks for the handler, service animals do need 2+ years of training daily and can cost up to 50k.
ESA'S AREN'T TRAINED
That's not really the point. A pet is a member of the family and anyone who thinks otherwise really, really needs to try and take my dog from me. Both me and my service dog would give nothing but stitches and contusions to them.
@@markarmour1898 🤣 I understand what your saying but I also know your sd was trained to remain calm and resist biting no matter what. Still it was a lovely thought.
Sounds like he needs training himself. What makes him think he can train such a 🐕 Doggo?
Story 4, my go to when every anybody is that persistent at trying to buy something I'm not willing to sell is "$1,000,000 and your head on a silver platter" and in the case of a guy "both heads on a silver platter".
My Lord. Retail workers are not baby sitters. I have way too many stories from those days
Getting flashbacks to the Petsmart fish department…
A few years ago, a mom dropped her 4 or 5 year old off by the TV's at a local Costco - and left. An employee noticed the child and called police. They were waiting to arrest the mom when she returned; the child was picked up by CPS. I'd say foster care with a family member or whoever would have to be better than living with a "mother" who would endanger her little one like that.
@@rickraber1249 You never know what people are capable of. My county had a man who sold his baby and was arrested because the family couldn't afford to keep the baby. The man was charged with child abuse and child endangerment. Now, why not put the baby up for adoption?
that Karen mom deserved what she got at the end of the last story. Wonderful job Dark Fluff. I hopw Steve is doing well.
If I was that employee should had an official notice of the policy ready to hand out to that mom and other parents.
I've worked at a well known VG store in the mall and parents would do this all the time. None were bold enough to tell us to watch their kids, they would just leave.
Manager, Corporate and mall security all said the same thing. It's not our responsibility and don't get involved because than we are liable.
Nothing represents "child endangerment" like leaving your kids with complete strangers for several hours.
I would have said, "My favorite step-parent already has a key."
When I was about 10, my dad left me and my 9 yo brother at a movie theatre for 4-5 hours. It was a James Bond triple feature. The whole thing was weird. He drove 3 hr on a snowy mountain road to the city, drops us off at the theatre, returns hours later drunk, then drives 3 hrs back home. One of the scariest rides of my life. I don’t know why he didn’t just leave us at home.
Maybe he needed an excuse for your mom why he was going into town?
A very irresponsible pos father.🤮😠😖🤪😈🔥💩👹🗡️👺
story 1 when she said "young man, you have a history of making bad choices" I'd have told her to get the fuck out or get trespassed", and I'd have enforced it. not even my own parents get to mouth off to me like that.
Yup so true at 25 they have no say. You can ask and guide them if they have questions but that's it. I know this stuff 100%.
@@shauljonah6955 If I ask for help, sure, give me pointers and guidance but don't be judgy, don't be a dick, don't try to act like your path is better than others. You'll only breed resentment
For being truthful? Lmfao. Control your feelings, kiddo.
Empty promises though. You can't trespass someone on the phone. So saying "get out or be trespassed" doesn't actually work.
Life is about making choices, good or bad, and learning from them. It's okay to help, but only if needed, and understand that no means no.
WTH was wrong with that man!? You don't just take a dog because you like it.
You do if you are a thief who wants to make a quick buck or puppy mill dogs
I have two little kids. I would never, EVER leave them alone in a mall. EVER. Holy shit. Do you want your kids to be kidnapped? Because that's how that happens, Karen. WTF?
She couldn’t even find a babysitter
Yeah..thats not real. Practically grew upmin a mall, and no ine was ever "kidnapped". You might want to get away from that Qanon insanity before younget commi.
@@SMDoktorPepper Adam Walsh
Definitely Adam Walsh. Not some conspiracy, it did happened.
@@Yumi_Jay lets get this straight..because something happened ONCE , doesnt mean there is a grand conspiracy. Especially as just about all abductions are committed by family or someone very close to the family.
Step-mom: "I'm your parent!"
Me: "I don't recall ACCEPTING you as my step-mother., Miss."
The dog story really makes me think more people need to start swearing sooner in these confrontations.
So I have a very dark and twisted sense of humor, and I was just imagining being in OPs situations at the end. Though in my case, after the officers got the kids and then the mom came back, I would've told her "Oh, yeah, these guys came in saying they were your brothers and that you do this often. They said they'd take the kids home for you." Cause I find horrible people facing reality to be very amusing
Unrelated, but here's some humor you might enjoy. I have two leopard geckos and they eat live insects, mostly crickets, which I buy a batch once a week. I call them, among other things, sacrificial victims to the lizard gods. And being a sci-fi/fantasy fan, the lizards' cages are the caves of doom.
@@marjoriejohnston4905 😂 That's actually pretty funny
@@marjoriejohnston4905 I had a large fire skink we named Godzilla when I was younger. My dad worked at a Car Dealership and he ran after it when he saw it, and when he caught it, it bit him on the thumb hard enough to make him bleed. I can only imagine how the crickets and grasshoppers felt
I used to see traffic crashes when someone talk shit or trying to start a fight with me. When the accident happens, I'd non-chalantly turn to the scene as if I had caused it, then back to the starter and says "Next time, it will be you in those wreckage. And you will not survive to tell that tale" before walking away
I think I scarred a lot of these people tbh ^^
My neighbor had a friend who really wanted my cat. The cat was really friendly to everyone but I was seriously in love with him. The guy offered me $200 but Spot was worth more than any amount to me. I kept him inside for a while for fear he would be abducted.
lol I would have responded to that "even for your favorite step parent?" line with "But my step dad already lives with me, he doesn't need a key." in a confused voice XD
He should have offered to trade the dog for one of his kids, then turn the script on him and pressure him into selling his child.
Guy like that might've done it.
Somehow I doubt that those were actually his kids.
"How can you be so irresponsible! You just needed to watch my kids!" Says the woman who abandons her kids for hours on end in a video-game store.
They are too her kids. She needs to take care of them. Not dump them onto someone else.
“They show back up to arrest the mom.” Best. Eight. Words. Ever.
AHHH! I hate when parents leave their kids in stores! I worked at a Games workshop store way back in the day in a mall and parents constantly tried to leave their kids so they could shop! we had to chase a few down and called security of a few as well. The real kicker?! Right next store was a daycare.....
Last story reminds me of when I was in the military (Royal Air Force) and every year we had to work the air show which was open to the public. I usually got lumbered with the lost kiddies tent, even though I was rubbish with kids, so I would sit them in front of the TV to watch Disney movies and have tannoys sent out to find their parents. And every year there would be one or two kids who would be ‘lost’ at the beginning of the day only to be reunited with their parents at the end of the day when it was time to go home!
Hmm, would have posted "1hr pick up of kids or we'll make Cadettes out of them" by the entrance.
The POS parents couldn't be bothered with them. People like that should not have children if they do not want to bring them up.💩👺👹🗡️😈🔥🤮😠😖🤪
The last story.... I had a similar experience. I was Assistant Manager of a game arcade in a Mall, late 1980s. It was a slow day, and I was alone. A mom comes in with her kid, hands him a $20 bill, and tells me to "watch him, don't let him leave. I'll be back later."
I tell her, "NO MAAM! I am not a day care, I have no authority to stop your kid, and no training or insurance for daycare! If he leaves I will not stop him."
She had that "if looks could kill" expression, and took him away. Sheesh. Y'all know how long a twenty lasts a kid in an arcade? Ten minutes tops. 🙄
Took me only 5 minutes to burn through like 15 bucks.
That was when I was young, now when I'm at arcades, I can make 20 tokens lasts for more than 3 hours
There is a story from a couple years ago where EM and her husband were in a divorce and during that time, EM left her daughter in a store (I think it was a bookstore) in the morning. The OP went and called the father at some point and he picked up the daughter. EM came back very late in the day and threw a fit when OP drunkenly admitted to having the father pick up the daughter.
I don't remember the outcome of the custody battle, but I think the father won custody. Usually the mother would have custody where OP lived but the incident pretty much put odds in favor of the father.
Is that the one where OP was gifted some nice bottle wine?
@@Kayenne54 I think it might be. I read that story just a few days ago. If I remember rightly, the girl had had a few from the bottle of wine before the Karen came back?
The last one got me, yeah just leave your kids with a total stranger, that makes so much sense.
I have a small dog whose breed is often used for hunting where I live. I've trained her to walk off leash and she's very well behaved. Every once in a while random men will offer me money to buy her because "she would be so perfect for hunting" I think each and every one of them are nuts. Do those creeps really expect I would hand over my pet, a litteral member of my family to a complete stranger, for any reason whatsoever, let alone money !?
My dad tried to do to me what the stepmom in story #1 did. I gave him a key. Then I changed the locks. Then I didn’t talk to him for nearly 10 years.
At one point he tried calling the police that my boyfriend and I were sleeping together. The police kept telling him that I’m 25 I can sleep with any consenting adult I want.
The mom in the last story doesn’t deserve to be a mom. Two words: Adam Walsh.
Someone once tried to buy my dog. I jokingly said “However much Bill Gates is worth” and walked away. At the time Bill Gates was the richest man on the planet.
My wife (now ex) have 2 dogs, siblings, a guy offered her $500 for her dog. She naturally says no. Then seeing my dog, offered $2000 for both. We still have our dogs.
dog story, here's something similar that happened to me with a crazy woman: many years ago I used to have horses, including a young mustang crossbreed who literally saved my life. A friend of mine had similar emotional issues to me (later found out why, her mom was insane!) so I took her out with me once to ride the horses. Unfortunately due to her being a minor, her mom had to come with her. A couple hours later back at my house, the mom shows up and walks up to me while I was working in my yard, asking how much I paid for my mustang. I told her I actually rescued him as a colt, and how much the average adoption fee is, and she offered me more money than the adoption fee, wanting to buy him right there! I told her to get off my property and never come back. The next day when I went back to the barn, I found that she had gone back without me or the daughter (without any permission as no-one who didn't have a horse there was allowed on the property without being accompanied by a horse owner, or having written permission from the barn owner). She had taken my horse out of his stall, taken him to the back turn-out pasture, dumped his water bucket (about 25 gallons that I had just cleaned and refilled before leaving) all over the inside of his stall, soaking the clean bedding, dragged the bucket to the back turn-out (there was already a water trough there!) then dumped a bunch of cheap grain in a food bucket. She basically acted like she already owned him, and that was before she even came to my house trying to buy him! He was on a special diet and the grain she gave him could have easily caused him to colic, though thankfully didn't. She was banned from the barn for destruction of property and animal health endangerment, and everyone was notified to call the police immediately if they ever saw her there. Unfortunately though that meant the daughter could never come back to ride the horses again either. (she was so crazy that her 16 year old son actually filed for emancipation 6 months later after she got evicted, leaving her kids to stand out on the street as the sheriff's department cleared the house, and she wasn't even there and couldn't be reached).
Yikes! I hope the daughter was able to escape her awful mother too, and is doing much better these days? Hopefully?
@@Kelaiah01 Unfortunately I don't know. I lost contact with her soon after that, and it was over 15 years ago
@@silverskyranch That's too bad, but still, my hope for the daughter remains.
Let us stop calling people like this entitled. They are not. They are certifiably insane, and probably malignant narcissists and sociopaths. Entitled implies there may be some redeemable conscience inside them which logic or reason may reach, some day. People like this are not entitled. They need a soft padded room, for life.
@@Kayenne54 Okay, that I will agree to! That woman was legit crazy
That leaving your kids with strangers happens a lot! I have been to these expensive parties and been all dressed up and as soon as you start talking to the kids the parents LEAVE you with them! One party I didn't care I had way more fun with the kids while the stuffed shirts got drunk and annoying. One party I watched the kids totally destroy a bedroom: the parent of the kid said "I thought you were watching them!" I said "no one asked me to watch them. I don't work for you and no one is paying me AND it's not my house."
Hey! It's the Crow Witch! What is it with people trying to dognap people's pets, and parents leaving their little kids at random shops in the mall like it's a daycare? I have a hunter friend whose dog - a bloodhound pup - was nearly dognapped a couple years back. Now, you didn't hear it from me... But I heard the guy's car was found covered in literal layers of crow poo the next day!
That last story reminds me of the Chuck E Cheese story not too long ago.
EM: Watch my kid while I'm away for two hours.
ME: NOT ON YOUR LIFE!
My youngest pup got out of my backyard one time and I asked a teen walking by if he saw her he said no I go in to get shoes to go look for her only to come out seeing the same teen running off carrying my dog away I was like hey u found my dog oh my gosh thank u so much I walked up to them took my dog and just walked back home like can u believe that jerk
Are you sure that she just "got out" and wasn't let out?
@@SerenaSilverMoon no my fence had fallen over it was my older fence and it feel anytime it would rain but I didn’t think the punk would lie to my face after probably seeing my dog down the way and than running to get her and try to running away while carrying her hoping I didn’t see I’m just glad I didn’t take longer to get my shoes or he would have made off with her
@@jinksani ah yes, old fences suck. I feel your pain.
No kidding. Also a good thing that your dog didn't bite him.
if i had an aunt that was overtly religious like that my response would be "I will not only sin but take the highway to hell just to spite you."
This first story: If this is a true story (big IF) big question is why the OP’s dad has not gotten his wife a psychiatric evaluation. Her beliefs and behaviors are not just entitled-they are delusional. She does not seem to be in touch with reality. There is a difference between entitlement and delusion.
If she truly believes she has control over a grown ass 25 year old, she needs a real psychiatric evaluation.
As a rule, psychos don't benefit from therapy. They will go if they're forced to, or if it will look good. But as soon as they realize they cant manipulate the therapist, they storm off in a huff. You're right, she's not mentlly stable. But her illness is probably not amenable to therapy, and she's not legally incompetent. I have some issues with labelling her with a psychiatric diagnosis, but she definitely has "issues", for want of a better word. Toxic people like her see no need to change, and don't see anything wrong with their behaviour. It's like having a rabid dog that you're not allowed to put down, you just have to avoid them for your own emotional and physical safety.
The stepmom is probably emotionally manipulating the dad. Emotional abuse can go both ways in any relationship. It’s really hard to get help for emotional abuse because the evidence is harder to find and the symptoms are less obvious.
Not to mention social pressures. Wives abusing husbands is rarely admitted because “men should be strong”. That goes double when it’s emotional abuse because “real men don’t cry”.
@@Robynhoodlum Real men do cry. That is what makes them human. Not a toxic unfeeling unemotional macho jerk.
I had an internet cafe and one day a cheating father rented 3 computers for his children and left for 3 long hours!. The wife thought he was taking care of the children.
He most likely went to see his "girlfriend" for those three hours.
I fully believe the only reason someone hasn’t asked for my dad’s gorgeous dog is because she is a service dog and wears a vest (which makes it even more of a social no no than usual) and because dad is just a big guy. Definitely not the type you mess with. Actually you really shouldn’t at all. Dad is a softy but he is an amazing martial artist and a protective streak a mile wide with the body type to back it up. We actually have to stop him from being more of a hero than he is for his own health. There is a reason he has a cane these days. His bones just don’t agree with all the Good Samaritan stuff he did when younger. He’s a good man but…lil too soft sometimes.
For reference as to his dog as to why people I’m sure have wanted her, she is a husky and shepherd mix. We aren’t sure what kind of shepherd and mostly get it from the distinct way she stands along with her general silhouette. She is all gold in various shades with black outlined eyes. Her eyes are that distinctive blue almost white that husky’s have. She also has that voice box like a husky where she can imitate actual words. Her current set are “ana” part of my name which she pronounces closer to “nana,” she can also say the words “out,” “hungry,” “up,” “play,” “I love you,” “dada,” and “no.” (Side note, she doesn’t make sound for this one but she mouths “water” when she is thirsty and wants her bottle). These are just the words she can pronounce. She knows a very wide variety of words she can’t pronounce, too. Dad’s been thinking of getting her those buttons to give her more fun and stimulating of a game. She gets bored easily and is a puzzle master. Dad tried to get her a somewhat advanced dog toy puzzle last Christmas….she solved it in 10 minutes and broke it in her enthusiasm. He’s also thought about buying an even higher level for her but we’ll see.
I bet she left a one star review for bad childcare service at the freakin game store. “Hello complete strangers could you be responsible for my kids thanks”
Its like the recent reddit story about a woman leaving 4 to 5 kids and an new born infant at the Walmart arcade corner. Wtf?
I’ve had two people try to steal my Shiba Inu. One lady even attached a leash to her before I went full Karen on her at the dog park.
My older brother dated a woman and she wanted my cat. I got my cat as a kitten when I was 11 or 12 years old. I was in college at the time and she thought my cat wasn't getting enough attention because I was only home on weekends. My Mom banned her from her home and she was told we'd call the police if she came on the property. A neighbor found her in his backyard peeking thru the fence. My cat was indoor only. She was obsessed, telling me the cat was neglected. People are crazy!
OP's responds to the guy who wants OP's dog: "I really like that kid. He's soooooo cute and well-behaved. How much will you take for him?" I'm sure the guy won't get the irony, though. For the mom who dumped her kids at the mall, tell her you sold them to this really nice child slaver. They'll enjoy their new life in Saudi Arabia.
My golden retriever was a kid and adult magnet, but I never, ever had anyone insist they wanted her or tried to take her. They asked me about the breed, and I gave them the good and bad news. That's it. Either I was lucky, or people weren't this nutty twenty years ago.
Your golden retriever reminded me of a time when I was in an elevator for a condo building, and this lady with the same breed of dog came in. The dog had the BIGGEST nose I've ever seen on a pooch, yet it didn't detract from his cuteness in the slightest. He was such a big friendly doof, and I enjoyed giving him attention. The owner even thanked me for that, saying some people find him overwhelming, but I was like, "Who couldn't love such an adorable guy like him?!" And no, I didn't ask to buy said dog, because I was poor and my living situation makes it impossible/impractical to own a dog.
I don’t think people were that nutty 20 years ago. It’s like people aren’t raised to be decent people as much these days.
@@stephanien6237 With all due respect, I disagree. Just look at history. People have always been nutty. Heck, I've heard stories about crazy entitled people that date all the back to the 1970s! There was this one lady on reddit who wrote 4 stories about an aunt who was like that, and said aunt was born during the 1940s. Crazy entitlement has been around forever.
Nobody ever asked for my dog either. Of course he was a barely trained, block headed, oversized, goofball that only my family could love. There’s quirky, and then there’s neurotic! I miss my four legged “tank”!🥲
First story: OP is 25 years old and therefore an adult. He can do whatever he wants and there's not a damn thing she can do about it, even if she was his bio mother!
Yeah. OP shouldn't have even engaged in any of those conversations. Just "No" and hang up. Block. Avoid. No contact if possible.
The moment that people start offering me money for something that I do not want to sell, I tuck it away out of their reach or I pick up and go away with it. Whichever gets me the farthest away from them the most quickly..
How can a mother do that? She deserves to be in jail. Wait until a judge hears her story. She will be humiliated and shamed I’m sure. Deserved.
Regarding Story #5, About the Mother who ‘left’ her children in a Video Store... I think the narrator mentioned that it happened in the ‘early 90s’? Coincidentally, I had just retired from the U.S. Army a couple if years before that and I applied for a ‘child care’ position. One of the ‘requirements’ for employment was that I had to undergo a background check! They would not allow me to ‘supervise’ children without it... Leaving children with ‘unknown’ people is EXTREMELY dangerous! The ‘mother in that scenario was stupid and her actions were idiotic!
Coldhearted 💔🖤☠️💀
The second story was so hilarous how badly entitled people can handle a situation, and take a while to figure out what to say
P.s. its more like doing the opposite of handling
That last story, wow. Never in all my years would I have thought to do that with my daughter. I loved to go shopping with her though. There was a grocery store nearby that had these little kid carts that she could push around.
Of course, I had to extract all the sugary stuff she put in there, but that's another story.
"Sugary stuff"...yeah I see it. 🤣🤣
My daughter loved them also, but such a pain to me because she evidently run in to things. I put my purse inside it and also made a lesh to hook on to it. That way it wont go to far off course.
I'm only mildly surprised I haven't gotten offer on my oddly silent chorkie boy. Like the only times he actually barks is when strangers come to my house. He's still vocal and makes odd grunts, whines, grumbles and huffs but barking is not something he regularly does. He isn't trained very well though as I have no clue what I'm doing, but the only thing he does is tries to eat anything plastic.
If I had to give the step mom a key in exchange for anything I would install a smart lock. Set it to a burn set of keys. Get her to deliver the stuff, give her the key, let her test it, change it back soon as she is gone.
Free baby sitting: this is not the first time I have heard about women/parents dropping off the kids for free baby sitting they just want to be CHEAP with their kids.
Or do not want to be bothered with them. Why have children at all?😠😖🤪
People used to try and buy my horse from me all the time. I should tell one of those stories one of these days, especially as I was just a kid most of the time
That last story is terrifying! I grew up going to the Mall of America (never alone) - only to find out later that it was a huge target for human trafficking.
We have a small dog that people absolutely fall in love with. I've had people hinted at wanting her but thankfully when its mentioned that shes not great with young kids they back off.
What no-dog owners don't understand is that training takes time, a lot of patience, and money. Anyone asks for YOUR dog then you just have to say, "We will sell him to you, but first you will have to attend a course where I will train you to be a responsible dog owner, and also teach you the commands that the dog is trained to respond to. And until I am satisfied that you are going to be a good owner you will not be taking him anywhere, nor is the dog yours." That always drives them away.
Story two, tell ESM..."If my car goes missing I will report it stolen, and tell the cops YOU are the top suspect!"
#2 That day would be the VERY LAST time that crazy entitles aunt would EVER be allowed in my house. I'd have a restraining order against her. A perpetual NO visit, NO communication order.
#3 What a nicely played UNO Reverse card from OP.
That dad should never have a dog. He thinks of dogs as just another piece of property.
How is it that having someone grab *anything* (beer, phone, etc.) isn't instantly if not instinctively met with a fist to the face? Most people grab at the object with the free hand, then it's a grabbing-game, and potentially a phone gets busted, etc. One bash to the face and the object's instantly released.
And *twice*, yet. Unbelievable.
And going after my dog? I never carried one of those woven leashes, but a full heavy-gauge dog-chain, with oversized clip, enough that you could swing it and put a dent in a car-door if you wanted to. Anyone who grabs at my dog gets a chain across the skull.
OP in the story had been injured. Possibly leaping up to get item back wasn't a possibility. However, I totally agree with you. Someone grabbing for a beer would be wearing most of it "ooops!!" and then having another go at my cell phone would result in a smack to the hand, like she was a spoilt kid. A short sharp smack to the back of the hand can sting like the very devil and even raise veins. Anyone trying this on me has found out just how much power can be put into an extremely swift, short action. They never did that rubbish again, not around me. Parents putting up with this abusive verbal commentary about their kids, regardless if the kids are all grown up, is also not acceptable.
My dog's favourite game is keep away. So if anyone wants to take her, they're going have to catch her first.
I love this channel because we get a real human, who puts real emotions into the stories he reads. He doesn't always read them line for line, word for word, but he gets the point across. It used to bug me, but I've heard AI readings, so I got over it pretty quickly. These are usually my bedtime stories, so I think it's ok to feel a tiny bit picky. I can't help how I feel about AI reading bedtime stories. But this guy makes me feel better at the end of a rough day, because these stories remind me that I'm not alone. Other people have to deal with jerks too. These stories also help me take a look in the mirror once in a while, and that can help me be a better person. Thank you Fluffy!
EA: How could you still be drinking when I told you not to?
OP: Er ... because you don't get to tell me what to do, you crazy harpy?
Sounds like the aunt needs a reality check.
Y'all Quaeda aunt needs an orange jumpsuit and a Gitmo vacation...
Sadly, I fear that her "Reality" check would bounce higher than a Wham-O Superball.
A reality check through her skull will do
@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith Not if she met Big Bertha. That is a real reality check.👹👺🤪😈👽
I live a couple blocks from my niece. I have a key to her house and car and she has mine. I have never used that key without her asking me to go check on something. She feeds my dogs when I’m on vacation. Some people are so entitled!
I heard one of these stories about this woman who kept asking how much for the animal and the owner eventually turns around and asks how much for your kid? That got her to stop real fast
Didn't have a choice if they hosted a family dinner ..... just because they have a big house? WTF? Of course they had a choice! Their home, their choice to host or not host a family get together and, moreover, determine who does and does not attend a gathering in their home. For goodness sake, why in the world would they, did they, let that horrible woman come into their home?
so a step mom wants a 25 year old to give her a key to his house? I mean like he's an adult. She really has no say.
No kidding, Dark Fluff! I FELT it too from listening to it!!
Wow, The First One Was Savage.
Story 1: The stepmother sounds frankly unhinged.
I used to work at a RadioShack next door to a laundromat - had to do the "We're not a babysitting service." routine ourselves.
Family can really suck! While not as bad as in the story, I have an uncle who had to stick his nose in my business every time we met. First it was "When are you getting your drivers license?" I had no need for one so I took my sweet time getting one. For years, he hounded me about a drivers license, even dropping off a booklet about the questions I would need to answer for a learners permit. After getting my license, he started on "When are you moving out?" My mom shot that down FAST! She chimed in with "Since she's not living with you, it doesn't matter when she moves out! Besides, MY daughter is welcome to stay in our home as long as she wants!" My uncle looked like he'd been slapped! It was awesome! After that he backed off. Now when I see him, he just asks how I'm doing.
Another Saturday, another day off I can watch DarkFluff!
Years ago when my kids were about 7 and 9, we were vacationing on the Gulf Coast. And one evening we went to a casino that had a great children's center. You paid for x number of hours, and in that time the kids enjoyed all kinds of supervised activities, games, the "jungle of fun" type structures to play on, a snack, etc, while the parents did the adult casino stuff. So we paid for two hours, had our fun, and went to collect the kiddos (who'd had an absolute blast!). We had to wait a few minutes though, because the desk clerk was talking to security - apparently a kid had been abandoned for several hours past the paid-for time, and they couldn't track down the adult who had dropped the kid off, so the police were about to get involved. When it was our turn at the desk, my husband asked if that sort of thing happened very often, and the woman mumbled back, "way TOO often..." It was so sad!
Story 2, your buying a house? Right? That's not a poor choice. Giving EMS a key would be a poor choice.
I'd be anxious, too, if someone was trying to buy my pet from me. Some people just don't understand boundaries...
Or recognize those boundaries.
@@audreyricci6383 Or even care about boundaries.
Kids at the video game store: I don't understand how people think they can act like the store employee really is a babysitter. "I told you to keep an eye on them!" Seriously? Why should he if you don't?
That employee is not being paid to look after your kids.
Trying to steal my dog is one of the VERY few things that would compel me to extreme violence.
You’re like, 25! You’re a grown man and she tries to freaking provoke PERMISSION for you to drive, when you don’t even live under the same ROOF!
About that key story--give that person a couple of fake keys, then lock your doors & your car too. Then watch the fun when she tries to open the doors. Lol 😆 🤣 😂
I do not get how parents can justdrop their kids off at stores /neighbors and just leave and then they get mad when the cops were called
I wonder what his relationship is like with his stepfather. It sounds like it’s at least better then the one with his stepmom. What is it with entitled parents/step parents that feel they have the right to steal their adult child’s property to “teach them a lesson”?!
I would've hurt the dad the moment he reached for my dog. Badly
Do not mess with a person's furbaby. You might get more than you bargained for.👺👹🗡️😈🔥🔥
That UNO reverse card was so perfect with the noice complaint.
For the dog story, it would not be r/entitledparents if someone tried stealing my dog, it would be r/prorevenge- entitled father tries to steal my dog to give to his kids, so I steal his ability to walk
Your nicer that me, I would be very tempted to steal his ability to breath... or maybe his ability to breed. Not sure which.
I'd say "You have 3 seconds to leave before I go back in jail again for murder" while proceed to glare at him with my hands readied to grab
My birth mother left my little brother and I with a random homeless woman and didn't come back for 8 hours... needless to say, yes, cops were called, yes we were taken from her custody and put into foster care.
Entitled father after missing the dog: "I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating"