First story: Who wants to bet that Karen won't pay the lady if she came to watch her kids, and then claims that the lady was "sleeping" when she got a stroke, and that's the reason she wouldn't pay her? Wow, that's dark...
In the first story. If OP lives in the US. I would so call Child protection Services and have them look into that woman (and I use that word as loose as possible) to see how see treats the kids.
Well that lady definitely got arrested and assuming she doesn't have a husband I think the kids likely were taken to foster care. At least for the night while they sort out other family to have them stay with bc that lady is gonna be gone for a while considering what she did.
@@kariduran5710 turns out she did go to jail and the kids went to foster care Karen tried using the excuse on court of, "she agrees to watch my kids everytime!" The complexs cameras with video and audio: elderly lady not agreeing and refusing and randomly having crying kids abandoned by their mother thrown outside the elderly ladies door Turns out her husband also divorced her LONGGG AGO Basically she's an obvious nut job whos ex husband moved far far away and has kids who don't trust their mom bcuz of her abandoning them constantly Istg we need to make it illegal to have kids without going through tons of testing
The kid in the 2nd story has anger problems and is going to end up killing someone sooner or later. He can't blame everything on being bipolar. I would be scared for my life if I was this OP. To top it off, he only got community service for his actions...wtf??? This kids parents and the justice system have done nothing to show this kid appropriate consequences for his actions.
This kid turned into the dangerous quiet kid. This needs to be handled and quick before he does something even worse. We’ve seen what he’s willing to do, and what he’s already done, what’s to stop him from going even further? I really hope this kid gets help before he gets himself or others hurt more than he already has.
*(Ambulance is outside and EMTs are handling the situation)* Karen: *(Appears out of nowhere and causes problems!)* Police Officer: Now this looks like a job for me!
Story 1: Am i the jerk for laughing like the Joker when i heard that the 'Karen' got tazed by the Sheriff? Story 2: WOW! I never ever expected an update from that old story. That kid is clearly just an ass, not bipolar... I hate the bipolar excuse. He learned absolutely nothing from before, and he and, to a degree, the parents, deserve what they got.
She also needs to be reported to CPS for repeatedly abandoning her kids. If I were the patient in that story, I'd have called the cops and CPS about the "babysitting" issue the first time it happened.
Story no. 2 : Bipolar doesn't excuse you from doing harm on someone first cause bipolar doesn't let you lose your morals and manners but it will make self defense totally over the top. Praying for your nephew.
As a bipolar 1 sufferer, therapy is definitely helpful. If you don’t mind pharmaceuticals, then with a doc and faith in yourself you can medicate and tweak it until you have a second within yourself to be able to decide how to respond instead of instantly reacting. Which is where the flying off the handle comes from, is that lack of a second of hesitancy to be able to decide how to react/respond than just that knee jerk response. It’s taken me either 9 years or a whole decade to find a balance and better way to live. Key is not to give up on yourself even if it’s hard as hell. Be stubborn and keep on it because that might save your ass later. As humans, no matter the disorder, we are responsible for our own actions, words, reactions/responses, opinions, and etc. No disorder should be able to absolve someone from a socially deplorable behavior. Like Karen rage-outs in the middle of Walmart where they throw a fit like a behaviorally challenged 3rd grader. They’re still responsible for their choices no matter the supporting disorder. Disorders aren’t an excuse to behave badly but a challenge to be a better person than you feel you can be.
I also suffer from bipolar 1 I wasn't as bad as this kid however I wasn't far off I would get far more confrontational and violent and tend to break things until i was put on alot of meds now I'm fairly chill for the most part.
You obviously know nothing about bipolar. I dated a man who was bipolar so I'll fill you in on a few things. It doesn't make you lose your morals but one of the consequences of a manic episode is wild impulsivity. It absolutely will make you lose your manners people become can become incredibly agitated during manic periods for seemingly no reason. Another key part of manic episodes is grandiosity and egocentric behavior. They have a very hard time taking accountability for their actions during an episode. My ex who's bipolar and doesn't gamble at all once had a really bad manic episode booked a flight to Vegas and cleaned out his bank account at the casino. Bipolar disorder isn't an excuse for bad behavior but it certainly is the cause of it in many many cases. This disease commonly ruins peoples lives and makes it very hard for them to fit into society or keep people close to them. Of course they are responsible for their actions. They're also living with a disease that periodically destroys their impulse control and inhibition. They often have serious issues with guilt, shame and, depression because they realize in hindsight how shameful their actions were. They deserve compassion not judgement.
Story 3 the person needs to open an account only in their name if they don't already have one. I've seen too many stories of parents thinking they are entitled to their kids money and draining the shared account dry
For the last story, OP is thinking too hard about being the one to "fix" the situation. After all, they weren't the only one to get money. Their brother also got an inheritance, and from how they make it sound, other cousins will as well (at 18 yo), and I don't think anyone else is gonna give away their inheritance to fix the situation. Besides, the money could also help them as well, to help pay a place of their own, or even college payments (if that's something they plan to do)
Also... Why are the parents thinking of adopting when they're financially struggling? That makes no sense. People shouldn't have kids when they can't afford to raise them properly. It'd be different if they'd gotten pregnant accidentally, but actively wanting to adopt when you can't afford it is just wrong. And no matter how bad of a relationship you have with someone, getting upset if they get money for their cancer treatment would make you a terrible human being.
The incredible irony about the Karen story is that I know 3 women actually named Karen. Karen 1 would be visiting the neighbor in the hospital. Karen 2 would be bringing food over after the neighbor got back. And Karen 3 would be the one having to go to the hospital.
Lol I have a friend named Karen who is the most phenomenal person you could hope to know! It makes me laugh that it is used as an insult knowing her. She thinks it is hilarious! 😂
And what about Karen Carpenter with the voice of an angel (Top of the world) ????? I suggest people use Qaren, a made up word, that won't insult any Karens we actually know!
@@seraglioborneo2803 You can also do Karin. It's a spelling that is used in nations like Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Switzerland, Estonia, Slovenia, and even Japan.
That is crazy. When a person has stroke symptoms or even a possible bleed, it's imperative to get them to the hospital! You only have a certain amount of time window to do it. That woman was just crazy.
Story 1: They are fortunate I was not a neighbor because if I saw and heard what she was doing I would have put my hands on her! Glad she got tased!! Neighbor needs to call the police the next time she drops those kids at her door again... Story 2: It's his PARENTS fault period!! To do what he did, that amount of anger and entitlement is unbelievable...
The second one, they should have gotten the judge to send him to a bad lads camp where they're in the army for a set amount of time and if they didn't do what the XOs demanded of them, they'd get chewed out faster than you could say "thank you for this big mac"!
Story #3. I'm not sure if the tax code is still on the books but in the U.S. there is (or was - if it has changed in the last 10 years) a sort of inheritance loophole. A person can leave their monies/property(s) to a Grandchild or Great Grandchild and the inheritance tax is greatly reduced. It could be that the Great Grandmother purposely divided her money to the GGs to save the money from high taxes if it was given to her children. Also, she obviously knew about the animosity between her daughter amd Granddaughter and thought it could be possibly safer to just leave the money to the next generation down to keep them from fighting.
I had someone who would just drop their kids at my house to babysit, the first time I felt bad for the kids and let them in but the next time she did it I called the police for abandoned children. No one owes anyone free labor.
Story 2 - my elder brother suffers from bipolar disorder, the way the nephew was acting is the exact way he is. Stealing money from our parents, he acts like the world owes him something, anti-authority, he's broken the windows multiple times breaking into the house (where he lives), punching doors. He was incredibly abusive to me growing up, he doesn't take medication, he refuses to go see a doctor. He has threatened me with grievous bodily harm, and has almost got away with everything his entire life Overall terrible person 1/5 stars
Third story : 1. Keep some money for yourself. You begin in life and this money can play bills and university tuitions so you are able to find the job of your dreams. 2. Your grandmother has cancer. It is a life and death matter so tell her or your grandfather to keep you in touch so you can help with the bills if you want to (and it seems you want to. 3. The narrator is right, if your parent can't afford to have a new kid without your help it is better they don't. Children come with joy but also bills. They need to be responsible.
For the story where the great grandchildren get the money. Here are my two plans. 20k: 70, 30 split grandparents, parents. Possibly take 2k. 30k: Take 5k then 80, 20 split grandparents, parents. Those are my personal plans if I were in that situation.
That first story made me laugh so hard to be honest I think the lady that went to the hospital she needs to get a restraining order against her neighbor
Isnt the first story some type of elder abuse? like there's no way she can just drop 3 kids off with a 75 year old woman for hours on end and not pay her at all , also wouldn't that warrant some type of child services call cause that's gotta be some type of neglect leaving kids with a stranger (neighbor or not) that has obvious health issues they could endanger the kids.
As someone with a slight bipolar disorder I will say this... the second story has more to it that kid needs medical help. Also when he ran away he totally got his ass beat.
If I were the woman in story one dealing Karen dumping her kids at my doorstep, I would phone Karen. “Hello Karen, I am going to give you an ultimatum either you get back here and pick up your kids or the police will, the choice is yours. Keep your kids or Police will take them. Plus tick tock I am only giving you three minutes to actually get back here!”
The entitled woman in the first one should go to jail. Doesn't leaving your kids on someone else's door step count as child abandonmenteven if your coming back, not only this but she endangered the life of some one else and practically harrased people on the medical field while they were on duty.
Seconds story: I do really feel bad for the eldest nephew cause I also have so mental issues and I somewhat understand what he is going through, And the best thing for him right now is to show him kindness and support without rewarding this bad behavior.
Just because you're bipolar doesn't mean you can go as insane as the nephew. I've been dealing with it for the last twenty-three years. It's best to keep a steady routine, cuddle sessions with plushies and a good therapist, and keeping activities that makes you truly smile and happy, around the home. No chances of losing control when your hands and mind are occupied. Still though, sounds like the nephew wasn't raised properly at all, but great that the youngest ones matured and are doing better.
For the last story, OP is over 18 and his parents are planning to adopt a kid? They can’t afford the adoption fees how are they gonna afford to look after a child if they are successful?
Stories like the second one are why I'm glad I don't live near any family. I miss them sometimes, but I can't stand them long-term. I do love them tho. 😂
The 2nd one made me give the response of “Section him”. For those who don’t know what that means. In the UK we have the mental health act and section 2 is about how someone who could be demed a danger to themselves or others due to mental health issues can be taken involenterely (don’t know if it’s police or nhs transport who deals with that) to a specialist facility for a upto 28 day evaluation with I think some reasonable treatment given
First story, when she got home I’d tell her the next time she left her kids without my permission I’d call dcs to pick them up. Don’t let this woman abuse you. Her complete disregard and disrespect for you with her probably verbal abuse is ridiculous. As a home health nurse I used to help my patients get rid of parasites like her.
Some horrible woman who used to live next beside my grandparents also tried to dump her kids at my grandparents doorstep but the thing about my grandpa he is a retired police officer and this lady didn’t know that and he made one phone call. Well, the lady had a lot more free time without her kids because she got arrested for child neglect and abandonment plus she lost custody of her kids. Just because people are elderly doesn’t mean they’ll let you walk all over them.
Oh! After hearing what you said, that made me think about something. If you don't even have the money to get the child, that would only make me believe you won't have money to PROVIDE for said child. Plus you're not the only one who got money. One of you can help with the cancer treatments and the other can decice to help with the adoption. Why is OP about to try and do BOTH!? Like wth
Last story - she willed it to you, it's yours. You do Not HAVE to divide anything. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, she put her money where she wanted it to go. It doesn't matter who else thinks that they deserve it. It's 100% yours, keep it and use it toward your future.
1st story : Even non-horrible parents can go a little crazy when they are forced to take care of their kids when they thought they were getting some time to themselves. Psycho Karen, being a garbage human, just took that to a whole new level. I feel bad for her kids. :(
The first story, the crazy neighbor, is actually just a Narcissist. They only view themselves as a person going through an experience and that everyone else are just to fill in characters to help her on her selfish adventures. They are incapable of any compassion or empathy.
My husband's nephew constantly blames his bad choices and trouble with the law on his mental health issues. It's always "uh, I can't help it, I have mental health issues/bipolar disorder. You need to give me what I want or else I'll rage out". He's 20 years old and acts like he's 5 with all of the temper tantrums he has the minute he's told the word "no". I know there are many people out there with mental health issues and they follow the law and have a normal life. He needs to quit using his bipolar disorder as an excuse to do whatever the hell he wants.
Second Story: Get the Nephew some help at an Amen Clinic. His behavior, while unacceptable, can be helped if someone bothered to look at His Brain for activity abnormalities. He's likely to have low levels of Dopamine and Serotonin. The areas likely affected are the Prefrontal Cortex, Anterior Cigulate Gyrus and the Temporal Lobes.
I was about to lose my marbles on the 2nd story, i just cant believe someone would break into another persons shed and start selling stuff that isnt theirs!
Cant the Karen from story one be charged with child abandonment because she left them with someone they barely knew for long periods at a time? Also can’t she be charged with reckless endangerment because she was trying to take the ambulance cot out the ambulance and could have killed her?
I agree report that woman to DSS Department of Human Services CPS whatever its called in your State and you let her know when you get home from the hospital you keep your children to yourself take your own children shopping thank you.😮
There’s a difference between a reason and an excuse. Having a reason to do something doesn’t necessarily excuse the behavior. Having a terrible home life with previously enabling parents, having mental struggles, and having built up teenage angst…those are all reasons, but they don’t excuse his actions. I hope he accepts help before he kills someone.
Now if someone dropped their kids in my door neighbour, relative or not, I call the cops without noticing the parent. If they can drop them off without a notice I can call without one.
Nah, after that day, I would NEVER watch her kids ever again. She would just be knocking and knocking. Or I would call CPS for child neglect. I bet she'll keep her kids then.
The second story is the reason why you do so many things as a parent. This is why you love them and teach them compassion, this is why they learn the consequences of their actions, this is why you tell your kids no instead of promising them everything. I could go on, but from the sounds of it this nephew could easily have avoided this behavior if his parents just cared for him. The fact that he lacks remorse for his actions and blames other things when given a scap goat is proof enough to me that he has never been taught compassion. Here's to hoping he isn't an actual psychopath because he sounds dangerous if he is.
Karen in story 1: As the old saying goes, ‘Every child deserves a parent but not every parents deserves a child’. That Karen is the ‘parent’ in ‘not every parent deserves a child.
Story 3 : Why are his parents looking to adopt when they already have Kids? Also if they can't afford it, WHY? Grandparents with Cancer should get some money!
Last story? While neither the grandparents nor the parents are entitled to the money, keeping it could lead to major bad blood. It could even lead to the parents saying "Since you have money now, we will either charge you for rent and food at a rate of our choosing, or you will be kicked out without notice and have to get your own place. You do have money for that now and since you wanna play great-granny's game, you win the great-granny prize."
Doesn't matter. Legally that inheritance is his. If he wants he can keep every dollar. Plus he may already have his own place. If he wants he can give some to the cancer ridden grandmother as that's more important than his parents selfish desires. And yes, them wanting to adopt another kid when they KNOW they cannot afford it is selfish
If they do that in spite to get their hands on that money then they're showing that they really only care about themselves instead of the kid's future and the kid should just move away from them all.
To all the OP's: 1. You sid the right thing calling the cops, and hearing that she got tased is honestly so satisfying. Maybe she'll leave her neighbor alone now.. I hope she does! 2. I can't believe he threw the hammer in your window. He clearly was in blind rage and didn't think about it hitting you. I'm hoping he leaves you alone when he grows up, but I do feel a little bad that he's kicked out of the family traditions and holidays... I mean, he is still a kid after all, but it could alos make him resent people even more which is what I'm worried about.. 3. I would probably do what this guy said, and keep the money. You should save it for future endevors such as college, or if you suddenly need quick money. Just be sure not to spend it all in one place.
In my opinion the 3rd one the grandmother is the one who needs it cos in sure that the adoption costs and requirements are there to ensure that there’s a reasonable income to support a child
In many cases adopting a child can be tens of thousands of dollars upfront, they could easily afford to raise a child but maybe not drop 10k upfront to adopt one
When I was a baby & my mom was out of the house to get groceries, I stopped breathing for like 15-30 seconds, so my dad called my mom, we went to the hospital, Yadda yadda yadda, I was fine thank goodness, but needless to say, the groceries were never gotten that day😑
Story II: Those parents are obviously incapable and ill equipped to give their oldest what he needs in the way of discipline and their oldest has alienated the rest of the family to the extent that the repercussions are harmful to the oldest son. He needs to be sent to some sort of boot camp/academy for a change of venue in order to get the rehabilitation that he needs. It's the only way he's going to have a snow- ball's chance of becoming a respectful and respectable human being.
First vid Imo that woman should have been more than tazed. Perhaps some extra charges. Also, the fact she just drops her 3 kids off at her neighbors house without notice is really worrying.
Nephew in second story sounds like he also has ODD, oppositional defiant disorder. My youngest child has it. Kids with odd can be extremely difficult to handle, but with a lot of structure and guidance it can be managed.
The Karen on the first story is absolutely ridiculous and selfish. Imagine telling someone to get out of an ambulance saying they need to watch your kids, absolutely entitled. I bet if the patient had gotten off and something happened to her later on she wouldn't even feel a tad bit sorry and will just complain about how she now does not have a baby sitter. She needs a hard reality check and i hope that taser was a starting point and maybe a few more for good measure too ;)
The last story I would keep 25-30% give the parent 25-20% (aka split it among the mother and father which would be about 12-10%) and give the grandmother or grandparents 50%
First story: Who wants to bet that Karen won't pay the lady if she came to watch her kids, and then claims that the lady was "sleeping" when she got a stroke, and that's the reason she wouldn't pay her?
Wow, that's dark...
yep
i dont think any payment was involved there,
some people are leaches, taking advantage of other people's good will toward others
Some people are honestly just heartless people and this first story is just a new low for Karen’s
The lady would probably leave her kids there and then when the neighbour was out, try and sue for "cHiLd AbOnDeNmEnT" because she was out
Talk about addempted murder
In the first story. If OP lives in the US. I would so call Child protection Services and have them look into that woman (and I use that word as loose as possible) to see how see treats the kids.
most probably she gives them the bare minimum. and some snacks if she thinks that they are annoying.
Well that lady definitely got arrested and assuming she doesn't have a husband I think the kids likely were taken to foster care.
At least for the night while they sort out other family to have them stay with bc that lady is gonna be gone for a while considering what she did.
@@kariduran5710 turns out she did go to jail and the kids went to foster care
Karen tried using the excuse on court of, "she agrees to watch my kids everytime!"
The complexs cameras with video and audio: elderly lady not agreeing and refusing and randomly having crying kids abandoned by their mother thrown outside the elderly ladies door
Turns out her husband also divorced her LONGGG AGO
Basically she's an obvious nut job whos ex husband moved far far away and has kids who don't trust their mom bcuz of her abandoning them constantly
Istg we need to make it illegal to have kids without going through tons of testing
The kid in the 2nd story has anger problems and is going to end up killing someone sooner or later. He can't blame everything on being bipolar. I would be scared for my life if I was this OP. To top it off, he only got community service for his actions...wtf??? This kids parents and the justice system have done nothing to show this kid appropriate consequences for his actions.
The eldest nephew is probably insane of unstable
America ☕️
This kid turned into the dangerous quiet kid. This needs to be handled and quick before he does something even worse. We’ve seen what he’s willing to do, and what he’s already done, what’s to stop him from going even further?
I really hope this kid gets help before he gets himself or others hurt more than he already has.
@@pokemonmatser7071 he's a psychopath for sure
@@CajunReaper95 I'm afraid not, it's usually America that handles it the worst.
*(Ambulance is outside and EMTs are handling the situation)*
Karen: *(Appears out of nowhere and causes problems!)*
Police Officer: Now this looks like a job for me!
So everybody just follow me
We need a little, controversy,
@@SpiritGamingYT2391 cause it feels so empty without me
karens are always a brat, remember that
@@gachagoddesskim7630 they also can be rats those are facts
Story 1: Am i the jerk for laughing like the Joker when i heard that the 'Karen' got tazed by the Sheriff?
Story 2: WOW! I never ever expected an update from that old story. That kid is clearly just an ass, not bipolar... I hate the bipolar excuse. He learned absolutely nothing from before, and he and, to a degree, the parents, deserve what they got.
I love the part where she got tazed. As far as I'm concerned, she endangered her neighbour's life
Hope you are not a medical doctor with that AH diagnosis.
Story 1 no I’m right there with you. Then again many people say that my laugh is basically the joker laugh.
I'd imagine that she was quite shocked when it happened
@@marmot418 💀💀💀 shocking
The Karen in the first story needs to be reported for elder abuse and to her landlord
She also needs to be reported to CPS for repeatedly abandoning her kids. If I were the patient in that story, I'd have called the cops and CPS about the "babysitting" issue the first time it happened.
Yea definitely
one more to 69
I agree
99 likes!? NOT ANYMORE
Story no. 2 : Bipolar doesn't excuse you from doing harm on someone first cause bipolar doesn't let you lose your morals and manners but it will make self defense totally over the top. Praying for your nephew.
As a bipolar 1 sufferer, therapy is definitely helpful. If you don’t mind pharmaceuticals, then with a doc and faith in yourself you can medicate and tweak it until you have a second within yourself to be able to decide how to respond instead of instantly reacting. Which is where the flying off the handle comes from, is that lack of a second of hesitancy to be able to decide how to react/respond than just that knee jerk response.
It’s taken me either 9 years or a whole decade to find a balance and better way to live. Key is not to give up on yourself even if it’s hard as hell. Be stubborn and keep on it because that might save your ass later.
As humans, no matter the disorder, we are responsible for our own actions, words, reactions/responses, opinions, and etc. No disorder should be able to absolve someone from a socially deplorable behavior. Like Karen rage-outs in the middle of Walmart where they throw a fit like a behaviorally challenged 3rd grader. They’re still responsible for their choices no matter the supporting disorder. Disorders aren’t an excuse to behave badly but a challenge to be a better person than you feel you can be.
I also suffer from bipolar 1 I wasn't as bad as this kid however I wasn't far off I would get far more confrontational and violent and tend to break things until i was put on alot of meds now I'm fairly chill for the most part.
You obviously know nothing about bipolar. I dated a man who was bipolar so I'll fill you in on a few things. It doesn't make you lose your morals but one of the consequences of a manic episode is wild impulsivity. It absolutely will make you lose your manners people become can become incredibly agitated during manic periods for seemingly no reason. Another key part of manic episodes is grandiosity and egocentric behavior. They have a very hard time taking accountability for their actions during an episode. My ex who's bipolar and doesn't gamble at all once had a really bad manic episode booked a flight to Vegas and cleaned out his bank account at the casino. Bipolar disorder isn't an excuse for bad behavior but it certainly is the cause of it in many many cases. This disease commonly ruins peoples lives and makes it very hard for them to fit into society or keep people close to them. Of course they are responsible for their actions. They're also living with a disease that periodically destroys their impulse control and inhibition. They often have serious issues with guilt, shame and, depression because they realize in hindsight how shameful their actions were. They deserve compassion not judgement.
Story 3 the person needs to open an account only in their name if they don't already have one. I've seen too many stories of parents thinking they are entitled to their kids money and draining the shared account dry
the voice you use when you imitate the karens always get me 😂
For the last story, OP is thinking too hard about being the one to "fix" the situation. After all, they weren't the only one to get money. Their brother also got an inheritance, and from how they make it sound, other cousins will as well (at 18 yo), and I don't think anyone else is gonna give away their inheritance to fix the situation. Besides, the money could also help them as well, to help pay a place of their own, or even college payments (if that's something they plan to do)
Also... Why are the parents thinking of adopting when they're financially struggling? That makes no sense. People shouldn't have kids when they can't afford to raise them properly. It'd be different if they'd gotten pregnant accidentally, but actively wanting to adopt when you can't afford it is just wrong. And no matter how bad of a relationship you have with someone, getting upset if they get money for their cancer treatment would make you a terrible human being.
@@JadeCaro Yeah the parents are being odd in my opinion.
The incredible irony about the Karen story is that I know 3 women actually named Karen. Karen 1 would be visiting the neighbor in the hospital. Karen 2 would be bringing food over after the neighbor got back. And Karen 3 would be the one having to go to the hospital.
Lol I have a friend named Karen who is the most phenomenal person you could hope to know! It makes me laugh that it is used as an insult knowing her. She thinks it is hilarious! 😂
And what about Karen Carpenter with the voice of an angel (Top of the world) ?????
I suggest people use Qaren, a made up word, that won't insult any Karens we actually know!
@@seraglioborneo2803 You can also do Karin. It's a spelling that is used in nations like Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Switzerland, Estonia, Slovenia, and even Japan.
That is crazy. When a person has stroke symptoms or even a possible bleed, it's imperative to get them to the hospital! You only have a certain amount of time window to do it. That woman was just crazy.
I love these videos. His voice is so soothing.
Also, it’s a great game to take a shot every time he says “honestly”
Story 1: They are fortunate I was not a neighbor because if I saw and heard what she was doing I would have put my hands on her! Glad she got tased!! Neighbor needs to call the police the next time she drops those kids at her door again...
Story 2: It's his PARENTS fault period!! To do what he did, that amount of anger and entitlement is unbelievable...
The great-grandmother story sounds like the great-grandmother setting up everything to ruin her family
The second one, they should have gotten the judge to send him to a bad lads camp where they're in the army for a set amount of time and if they didn't do what the XOs demanded of them, they'd get chewed out faster than you could say "thank you for this big mac"!
Story #3. I'm not sure if the tax code is still on the books but in the U.S. there is (or was - if it has changed in the last 10 years) a sort of inheritance loophole. A person can leave their monies/property(s) to a Grandchild or Great Grandchild and the inheritance tax is greatly reduced. It could be that the Great Grandmother purposely divided her money to the GGs to save the money from high taxes if it was given to her children. Also, she obviously knew about the animosity between her daughter amd Granddaughter and thought it could be possibly safer to just leave the money to the next generation down to keep them from fighting.
2nd story the parents are also partially to blame for allowing their children to act like that for as long as they did.
I had someone who would just drop their kids at my house to babysit, the first time I felt bad for the kids and let them in but the next time she did it I called the police for abandoned children. No one owes anyone free labor.
Story 2 - my elder brother suffers from bipolar disorder, the way the nephew was acting is the exact way he is. Stealing money from our parents, he acts like the world owes him something, anti-authority, he's broken the windows multiple times breaking into the house (where he lives), punching doors. He was incredibly abusive to me growing up, he doesn't take medication, he refuses to go see a doctor. He has threatened me with grievous bodily harm, and has almost got away with everything his entire life Overall terrible person 1/5 stars
Third story :
1. Keep some money for yourself. You begin in life and this money can play bills and university tuitions so you are able to find the job of your dreams.
2. Your grandmother has cancer. It is a life and death matter so tell her or your grandfather to keep you in touch so you can help with the bills if you want to (and it seems you want to.
3. The narrator is right, if your parent can't afford to have a new kid without your help it is better they don't. Children come with joy but also bills. They need to be responsible.
He's right you'd have to be insane to do that I think the patient's health is a hell of a lot more important than babysitting a couple of kids
For the story where the great grandchildren get the money. Here are my two plans.
20k: 70, 30 split grandparents, parents. Possibly take 2k.
30k: Take 5k then 80, 20 split grandparents, parents.
Those are my personal plans if I were in that situation.
That boy needs to be in juvenile hall for very long time.
Or military school
That first story made me laugh so hard to be honest I think the lady that went to the hospital she needs to get a restraining order against her neighbor
Isnt the first story some type of elder abuse? like there's no way she can just drop 3 kids off with a 75 year old woman for hours on end and not pay her at all , also wouldn't that warrant some type of child services call cause that's gotta be some type of neglect leaving kids with a stranger (neighbor or not) that has obvious health issues they could endanger the kids.
As someone with a slight bipolar disorder I will say this... the second story has more to it that kid needs medical help. Also when he ran away he totally got his ass beat.
If I were the woman in story one dealing Karen dumping her kids at my doorstep, I would phone Karen.
“Hello Karen, I am going to give you an ultimatum either you get back here and pick up your kids or the police will, the choice is yours. Keep your kids or Police will take them. Plus tick tock I am only giving you three minutes to actually get back here!”
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃. Love these videos.
The first karen should be arrested for elder abuse, criminal negligence, and interference of medical workers
The entitled woman in the first one should go to jail.
Doesn't leaving your kids on someone else's door step count as child abandonmenteven if your coming back, not only this but she endangered the life of some one else and practically harrased people on the medical field while they were on duty.
Seconds story: I do really feel bad for the eldest nephew cause I also have so mental issues and I somewhat understand what he is going through, And the best thing for him right now is to show him kindness and support without rewarding this bad behavior.
"YOU CAN'T GO TO THE HOSPITAL YOU NEED TO WATCH MY KIDS"
Bruh if I don't go to the hospital *I won't* even be alive to watch your kids tomorrow
Just because you're bipolar doesn't mean you can go as insane as the nephew. I've been dealing with it for the last twenty-three years. It's best to keep a steady routine, cuddle sessions with plushies and a good therapist, and keeping activities that makes you truly smile and happy, around the home. No chances of losing control when your hands and mind are occupied. Still though, sounds like the nephew wasn't raised properly at all, but great that the youngest ones matured and are doing better.
For the last story, OP is over 18 and his parents are planning to adopt a kid? They can’t afford the adoption fees how are they gonna afford to look after a child if they are successful?
me and my mom just sat down and listened. 😂😂😂😂
Stories like the second one are why I'm glad I don't live near any family. I miss them sometimes, but I can't stand them long-term. I do love them tho. 😂
Im glad the younger siblings learn their lesson
Nr 1 rule. Never tell that u called police on someone. Just wait and then enjoy the situation :)
Imagining that Karen do the Flop killed me! 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe the kids heart stopped and the Karen didn't know how to say it💀💀😂😂😂💀💀
The 2nd one made me give the response of “Section him”. For those who don’t know what that means. In the UK we have the mental health act and section 2 is about how someone who could be demed a danger to themselves or others due to mental health issues can be taken involenterely (don’t know if it’s police or nhs transport who deals with that) to a specialist facility for a upto 28 day evaluation with I think some reasonable treatment given
I'm not even surprised by people anymore.
In the second story, if i was in the situation, this would probably escalate further because i have no patience for this kind of stuff.
First story, when she got home I’d tell her the next time she left her kids without my permission I’d call dcs to pick them up. Don’t let this woman abuse you. Her complete disregard and disrespect for you with her probably verbal abuse is ridiculous. As a home health nurse I used to help my patients get rid of parasites like her.
Some horrible woman who used to live next beside my grandparents also tried to dump her kids at my grandparents doorstep but the thing about my grandpa he is a retired police officer and this lady didn’t know that and he made one phone call. Well, the lady had a lot more free time without her kids because she got arrested for child neglect and abandonment plus she lost custody of her kids. Just because people are elderly doesn’t mean they’ll let you walk all over them.
Oh! After hearing what you said, that made me think about something. If you don't even have the money to get the child, that would only make me believe you won't have money to PROVIDE for said child. Plus you're not the only one who got money. One of you can help with the cancer treatments and the other can decice to help with the adoption. Why is OP about to try and do BOTH!? Like wth
Last story - she willed it to you, it's yours. You do Not HAVE to divide anything. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, she put her money where she wanted it to go. It doesn't matter who else thinks that they deserve it. It's 100% yours, keep it and use it toward your future.
1st story : Even non-horrible parents can go a little crazy when they are forced to take care of their kids when they thought they were getting some time to themselves. Psycho Karen, being a garbage human, just took that to a whole new level. I feel bad for her kids. :(
I thought adoption was free💀
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It is, it's just has a diffrent title
Kidnaping
Life Alert should interview that fall victim. That must have been terrifying.
You have the perfect voice for the karens
Story 2, glad the younger nephews realize that they where in the wrong and tried to mend bridges
The first story, the crazy neighbor, is actually just a Narcissist. They only view themselves as a person going through an experience and that everyone else are just to fill in characters to help her on her selfish adventures. They are incapable of any compassion or empathy.
My husband's nephew constantly blames his bad choices and trouble with the law on his mental health issues. It's always "uh, I can't help it, I have mental health issues/bipolar disorder. You need to give me what I want or else I'll rage out". He's 20 years old and acts like he's 5 with all of the temper tantrums he has the minute he's told the word "no". I know there are many people out there with mental health issues and they follow the law and have a normal life. He needs to quit using his bipolar disorder as an excuse to do whatever the hell he wants.
First story: Tell "Karen" that she couldn't babysit her kids if she dies.
I think the grandkid should talk to their brother about each other giving a certain amount to the grandparents and parents
Second Story:
Get the Nephew some help at an Amen Clinic.
His behavior, while unacceptable, can be helped if someone bothered to look at His Brain for activity abnormalities.
He's likely to have low levels of Dopamine and Serotonin.
The areas likely affected are the Prefrontal Cortex, Anterior Cigulate Gyrus and the Temporal Lobes.
I was about to lose my marbles on the 2nd story, i just cant believe someone would break into another persons shed and start selling stuff that isnt theirs!
Cant the Karen from story one be charged with child abandonment because she left them with someone they barely knew for long periods at a time? Also can’t she be charged with reckless endangerment because she was trying to take the ambulance cot out the ambulance and could have killed her?
Any person that's ever started to yell because their entitlement couldn't be fulfilled should get some teeth knocked out.
I agree report that woman to DSS Department of Human Services CPS whatever its called in your State and you let her know when you get home from the hospital you keep your children to yourself take your own children shopping thank you.😮
What the hell is wrong with people these days
So many things.
As someone with bipolar it’s not a way to get out of something that you did that was horrible
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Well guess what? I got nothing for my birthday.
Not even a "Happy Birthday"
There’s a difference between a reason and an excuse. Having a reason to do something doesn’t necessarily excuse the behavior.
Having a terrible home life with previously enabling parents, having mental struggles, and having built up teenage angst…those are all reasons, but they don’t excuse his actions.
I hope he accepts help before he kills someone.
In the second story, it sounds like ODD that was never addressed and became bipolar disorder
That 2nd story it's gonna take him going to prison for him to change
Now if someone dropped their kids in my door neighbour, relative or not, I call the cops without noticing the parent. If they can drop them off without a notice I can call without one.
Nah, after that day, I would NEVER watch her kids ever again. She would just be knocking and knocking. Or I would call CPS for child neglect. I bet she'll keep her kids then.
The second story is the reason why you do so many things as a parent.
This is why you love them and teach them compassion, this is why they learn the consequences of their actions, this is why you tell your kids no instead of promising them everything.
I could go on, but from the sounds of it this nephew could easily have avoided this behavior if his parents just cared for him.
The fact that he lacks remorse for his actions and blames other things when given a scap goat is proof enough to me that he has never been taught compassion. Here's to hoping he isn't an actual psychopath because he sounds dangerous if he is.
Yes, the nephew IS a psychopath, and he needs to be locked up before he kills somebody!
He's gonna be in prison anyway since he isn't gonna get the help he needs or the support to actually make changes in his life.
The Eldest Nephew I think might become a criminal.
It's against the law to stop ambulances just like when people don't pull over when they're coming down the road.
First Karen, she should never be allowed to have anything, not even a bowl of sea monkeys! If anything, she should be in jail for child neglect!
that's not babysitting. thats child endangerment. what if the neighbor wasnt home?!
Karen in story 1: As the old saying goes, ‘Every child deserves a parent but not every parents deserves a child’.
That Karen is the ‘parent’ in ‘not every parent deserves a child.
Does the eldest nephew in story 2 not realize that pulling his shenanigans at 18 will land him in JAIL?
Story 3 : Why are his parents looking to adopt when they already have Kids? Also if they can't afford it, WHY? Grandparents with Cancer should get some money!
Last story? While neither the grandparents nor the parents are entitled to the money, keeping it could lead to major bad blood. It could even lead to the parents saying "Since you have money now, we will either charge you for rent and food at a rate of our choosing, or you will be kicked out without notice and have to get your own place. You do have money for that now and since you wanna play great-granny's game, you win the great-granny prize."
Doesn't matter. Legally that inheritance is his. If he wants he can keep every dollar. Plus he may already have his own place. If he wants he can give some to the cancer ridden grandmother as that's more important than his parents selfish desires. And yes, them wanting to adopt another kid when they KNOW they cannot afford it is selfish
If they do that in spite to get their hands on that money then they're showing that they really only care about themselves instead of the kid's future and the kid should just move away from them all.
I wanted to believe that the neighbour loves the old lady and wasn’t able to believe and she tried all that 😂 nvm that sucks
Last story, do what you want, BUT... don't forget to save for either college, rent, mayhaps retirement savings.
To all the OP's:
1. You sid the right thing calling the cops, and hearing that she got tased is honestly so satisfying. Maybe she'll leave her neighbor alone now.. I hope she does!
2. I can't believe he threw the hammer in your window. He clearly was in blind rage and didn't think about it hitting you. I'm hoping he leaves you alone when he grows up, but I do feel a little bad that he's kicked out of the family traditions and holidays... I mean, he is still a kid after all, but it could alos make him resent people even more which is what I'm worried about..
3. I would probably do what this guy said, and keep the money. You should save it for future endevors such as college, or if you suddenly need quick money. Just be sure not to spend it all in one place.
In my opinion the 3rd one the grandmother is the one who needs it cos in sure that the adoption costs and requirements are there to ensure that there’s a reasonable income to support a child
In many cases adopting a child can be tens of thousands of dollars upfront, they could easily afford to raise a child but maybe not drop 10k upfront to adopt one
When I was a baby & my mom was out of the house to get groceries, I stopped breathing for like 15-30 seconds, so my dad called my mom, we went to the hospital, Yadda yadda yadda, I was fine thank goodness, but needless to say, the groceries were never gotten that day😑
When she got tazed i smiled
I personally would give the money to the grandparents
A compromise isn't a compromise unless everyone comes out feeling Like they lost something 20:45
The story about the stroke woman... my mom also got stroke she fell at her workplace but her workplace didn't care much...
My grandmothers friend is bipolar and he is one of the funniest people ever. The only bad idea things he does is smoke.
@Ich Zitiere He is
Story II: Those parents are obviously incapable and ill equipped to give their oldest what he needs in the way of discipline and their oldest has alienated the rest of the family to the extent that the repercussions are harmful to the oldest son. He needs to be sent to some sort of boot camp/academy for a change of venue in order to get the rehabilitation that he needs. It's the only way he's going to have a snow- ball's chance of becoming a respectful and respectable human being.
this is late, but that brain bleed gave me flashbacks to my dads mom who died to a brain bleed, it almost made me cry
the first karens need to be child protective services to be called on
First vid
Imo that woman should have been more than tazed. Perhaps some extra charges. Also, the fact she just drops her 3 kids off at her neighbors house without notice is really worrying.
Nephew in second story sounds like he also has ODD, oppositional defiant disorder. My youngest child has it. Kids with odd can be extremely difficult to handle, but with a lot of structure and guidance it can be managed.
1000 dollars... a single stack? Did you ever check how much doors and windows cost?
The Karen on the first story is absolutely ridiculous and selfish. Imagine telling someone to get out of an ambulance saying they need to watch your kids, absolutely entitled. I bet if the patient had gotten off and something happened to her later on she wouldn't even feel a tad bit sorry and will just complain about how she now does not have a baby sitter. She needs a hard reality check and i hope that taser was a starting point and maybe a few more for good measure too ;)
one of these are another level of insane.
The last story I would keep 25-30% give the parent 25-20% (aka split it among the mother and father which would be about 12-10%) and give the grandmother or grandparents 50%