Well this reality doesn't quite try to accommodate them either !! One size DOES NOT Fit ALL !!! THIS REALITY AND ITS RULE MAKERS ARE GOING TO HELL FOR ITS UNNATURAL, UNCARING, NON-EMPATHETIC , & TRAMPLE OTHERS MENTALITY..
@@larrymartin781 you think a black own store finna tolerate an uncontrolled child? I understand that kid has a disability, however not everyone will understand or even want to understand.
Need full story. I've worked with special needs children b4 and "some" of them lash out and are very destructive. There must've been a previous incident. Definitely need whole story.
Why do you need a whole story? The store owners have a right to refuse service to anyone for no reason at all. Also if you watched the video you would see where someone would treat him like a criminal as he is attempting to break into the store while she rants about how it is everyone else's responsibility to allow him to break the law, 0 attempts to redirect and instead teaching him it is ok to break into places. There won't be much more of a story after he breaks into someone's home now will there?
I was a special need educator also, one time I had an incident where one of my student bit me on the forehead 😊...I could laugh about it now but then I was livid. So yes we need full story.
More than likely. But I agree it is discrimination. They are not calling the police to deal with the multiple felonies which will be mirrored on both the child and mother. Most states will have CPS step in take the child and all charges dropped on the child while the mother ends up in prison 🤓. The store owner shouldn't be discriminateing by giveing that mother a chance.
@@Smooshes786 I had a friend whose little cousin went in a few stores and squeezed loaves of bread and snacks. He too, was banned from entering those stores and his parents had to pay for the ruined goods. It was on the news. He got grounded and is still grounded and that was in the 90s🤣
@@soulseeker42388 It's NOT discrimination. I am only speculating but this boy may have previously stolen or made a mess in that store multiple times. They have the right to trespass anyone. STOP IT with the discrimination crap! How is it that she's ready to video this crap?! People looking for ridiculous reasons to sue and get a free ride.
She just said she not able to control him. Makes you wonder what did he do to be banned from the store. Being special needs is no excuse for the child to just be allowed to run around and do whatever he pleases. Discipline your son lady.
Yes. Imagine his size in a few years. Then she'll really have a problem. Ppl who don't control their special needs children are just setting them up for a hard time. The outside world won't care if he's on the spectrum if he does something wrong. It's sad to say but it's the truth. Not everyone has a heart
@@katrinawade8001 it's not that everyone doesn't have a heart. It's if he is a danger to others or himself and cannot control himself then why should shop owners or any other business owner have to put up with it? I wouldn't want someone in my store throwing a fit and destroying merchandise because his mom won't buy him something.(edit) It's not the communities job to deal with it.
Mom said, I don't want him in the store. But I can't control him. And then goes on to blame the store for locking the doors. The child is not the only one with a cognitive disability.
"They keep treating him like a criminal .." Kid is actively trying to break into the damn store threw the whole video while the mom does nothing and teaches the kid it is ok to break into places. Anyone got any guesses how long before the kid gets shot and killed after breaking into someone's home ?
My husband and I have two children with Autism. 2. And I ensure that they are under control when I have them. If there are places that may over-stimulate them, I have added assistance with me, or I don't take them with me if I have no one extra to help me out. You gotta be able to know what their behaviors will be in certain places.
@DJ Harris HI, it depends, it may be familial, which means it runs in the family that there is a neurodevelopmental delay, or it is an anomaly. In my case, no one down my family tree has ever been diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders, as far as it can be told. You just never know, darlin. One way or the other, whomever God blesses you with, you raise them in love. And my kids are friggin amazing!😊
You can train a dog to go in a store and ride on a plane go into a store. Their is a reason but you will never know because he the manager is patient. You also train a blind person to shop and get trained. You have to start somewhere. Right. He is not stealing. He is shopping. He have to be trained....there is always a reason.
That’s what I thought with her attitude whenever he does I bet she thinks it’s their job to tidy up after him ‘because’ he’s special needs and he doesn’t understand as if she’s actually made an effort to teach him over the years, she now getting the news flash the world doesn’t owe her a living
I was thinking the very same thing! She's probably trying to make a case for court for $$$. If she knows the outcome of her childs behavior (no fault of his own) why is she torturing the poor child by taking him to a place he clearly loves going to? SHAME on you lady!
@@cristian5693 ok so 1st we know that this is from the mother and her pov only... After 1 comes 2... So.... 2nd thing is when they asked where the other videos are they didn't mean where they literally are... like they didn't mean what store or what corporate office or some shit...... They meant where as in are the other videos on you tube? Or maybe on Facebook or rumble... Hope this helps
Yup they saw a couple of Black people walking towards a gas station at thought “their gonna cause problems” based solely off no information, also known as racial profiling
Yeah that's the tough part, kid is probably very strong and she can't control him. I've had experiences with disabled children wrecking stuff in the store and parents can't or won't control them. You still have to be responsible for you kids.
I live in Sugarland. I have Personally been in this store when the Mother and the young Man walked in. The problem was, He was grabbing things off the shelves. Mom then said, " No Son ". He would immediately get very loud. He then began just grabbing things. He would break in half, stomped on them. The Mother only said ONE time NO. Did the clerk have a right to refuse service? ABSOLUTELY. The Mother instead of dealing with Her son. Instead, She decided to use the phrase " YOU ARE ONLY DOING THIS BECAUSE I AM BLACK " That being said, My godson has special needs. I also volunteer at a Special Needs Facility for minors. I have situations that arise from time to time. I just keep doing what I can and usually turns out to be a good thing. This Lady doesn't seem to care. Then She pulls out the race card. This Lady needs to Grow Up and Stop with the race card anytime something does not go Her way! This Young Man is Probably the Most Loving and Caring Person You Will Ever Meet.
I do agree with you I think that she probably needs help instead of judging her and her son m maybe we could ask her if we could help her with anything instead of slamming her down
@@AndrinWolfe-nb2nq...she needs to recognize she needs to get her son to understand his bad behavior and or disobedience will not be tolerated...first not by her or any place he is taken and if he does not listen...he will not be taken into any store or business...there shall always be ignorance... but that is not her issue...the issue is her son needs to be disciplined of he continues nit to obey her...I know a librarian at the local library who has a special needs son...she said when he rears up against her ..she calls the police...because he is not going to man handle her and she is not going to wrestle with him... rightfully soooooo...those who are truly Christ's would know exactly what to do for those unclean spirits...
It's crazy because I've read all the comments on here you guys all want to stick up for convicted felons or kids that are being absolutely ridiculous and disrespectful to adults that are quote on quote normal kids but yet this little boy has a condition and you guys are slamming him and his mother she probably does need to control him I'm sure she needs help instead of just trying to offer half-ass advise you know nothing about maybe be kind and encouraging I'm shite her and his life aren't that easy
@@AndrinWolfe-nb2nq Think about your statement. Her son is actively trying to break into the store, she is doing nothing to attempt to correct him and she is complaining he is being treated like a criminal. When someone is commiting a crime they are a criminal no condition in the damn universe excuses criminal actions or a parent's support for the criminal actions. You should read the comments better, even another shopper inside the store commented on why they are banning him and his mother from the store. Name 1 condition where the police will say a person has that condition so the vandalism and burglery is acceptable . The fact is her son was destroying merchandise and she was told to control her son and her response was to pull a race card instead of correct her son's actions instead of calling the police and haveing her and her son charged with multiple felonies they refused service and locked them out even though it is costing the business from other people that can't go shopping inside the store. The son is trying to break into the store and she is complaining about being treated like a criminal after commiting crimes against the owners of the store. I aggree with you they should call the police and end it press the multiple felony charges against the child and they will automatically be mirrored on the mother as well because the son is a minor. That way she looses her son to CPS even if the felony charges are dropped on him they won't be on her.
She brought him to the store, knowing full well what's happened with her son in that store. Then, she tries to delegate her parental responsibilities to a store clerk. We'll be reading more about him. I guarantee it
There absolutely has to be more to this story.... my assumption is your son has been in there before, and tore the place up, they asked you to do something, and you refused... it's not about them not wanting a special needs person in their store, it's about them not wanting someone in their store that's going to tear it up.... but seriously, if you can't control your child, then don't take them out it public
Mom said it. “He’s big and strong - and I can’t control him.” 🤷🏻♀️ Edit:For those who misread my comment - I was being ironic. I am not empathizing with a mother whose child has caused (prior) problems for this business owner.
Simple solution: Don't take him to the store without assistance; or leave him with a capable babysitter and bring his snacks back. He is not being treated as a criminal, just a menace to the store. If you can't control him, then you pay for the damage or figure it out. Be fair. What are you asking them to do?
Sometimes children of differing abilities cannot control their impulses within the stores....sometimes doing damage and acts of defiance and/or theft. He needs an APPROPRIATE caregiver/attendant to accompany him and help control his public behaviors!!!
She can't control her son, but she expects someone else to deal with him? She's a clown. Cheers to the store clerk. Special needs doesn't grant Special privileges or rights.
He's probably knocking everything off the shelves or opening treats up right there & she's just standing there repeatedly saying "he's disabled" without trying at all. BAD MUM 😮💨👎
@JaySkin - Damn right! Just cause she let him run over her ass and her house, everybody else ain't puttin up wit that sh*t! Special needs can get just as special ass whippin's!
That like his play area to actout his video games when he rampages the society. He's over 200lbs you said you can't overpower the store clerk I know you can't handle your son
THAT'S HER SON!!! I bet he is more of a Headache then he is a "Meal Ticket"! I bet you she rather have a normal son instead of living life like this all day everyday for a little ole Disability Check!
Special needs doesn't mean there aren't ways to reach him for basics A very select few can't be reached but the majority that can go in public like this she should have not brought him here without help Employees had to had prior experience with these 2
My friend worked for an organization that tries to get special needs people into the public to learn to socialize with other people. Taking them out could be a chore in it's self. Many don't understand No! And have tantrum when they can't have what they want .
When I worked at Shell, there was a boy with special needs who would come in the store and just walk out with random items. I never locked him out but it was super frustrating because I would have to pay for whatever he took since I would "allow" him to do it. Parents of special needs children should also try to see the situation from a business perspective.
Women like the one recording don't care. It's your fault, period. It's your fault he's special. It's your fault she's a lousy parent. Your fault. Shame on you. 😏
I think the key difference here from your situation and this was the “they asked me to restrain him”, “as you can see he a little big so I can’t”… Restrain is a word used when someone is destructive or physical aggressive. Shoplifting doesn’t require physical restraint and the parents who have one who does so without the mental capacity to understand isn’t putting anyone or anything in harms way. They could have an agreement to buy the things he takes while trying to figure out how to fix it. She wants special treatment here. Could you imagine a parent with a kid who has no disabilities acting like this when their kid caused physical threat or harm to a store over and over again? “My kid is just going through a phase and they won’t let him beat up on them or destroy their inventory. They don’t understand how kids going through hormones can act. Discrimination!” No we wouldn’t see it bc the kid would have gotten in far far more trouble than a mere kick out if he didn’t have disabilities. She thinks if she has to deal with it, all of us have to deal with it too. That’s a nope.
❤❤❤facts and I have 2 with disabilities. But on the other hand some situations with children or even adults with disabilities WE AS PARENTS CANT CONTOL. MENTALLY THERE NOT THERE ❤❤❤❤ STAY BLESSED
I am a cashier at a convenience store also in Conroe, tx. I watched a special needs girl that was bigger than what seemed like her grandparents. She was really strong, mean and hitting them. No matter what they tried she wouldn't stop grabbing things off the shelves and such and yes they couldn't control her. I agree with the man comments about if you can't control them it probably is best not bring them to places where they can't be controlled. I have nothing against handicapped children, but you as the parent should know his limits
Yeah that’s dangerous to not only the child & the grandparents but anyone around. Sounds like they need to put her in a home. Im sorry but if they can’t control her and keep her safe then they are doing her absolutely no favors by keeping her in their home. What happens when they die or can no longer care for her? Then they have an out of control adult.
I live in Conroe, TX! My stepdaughter lives in Oklahoma near her mom in a special needs home. She’s 22 with autism and she’s very strong. She has to be medicated to keep her calm because she can tear drywall down in no time flat. She can’t go in public places because the stimulation is too much for her. I feel bad for this poor boy. It’s not their fault.
To say not to take them out basically is very ignorant. These people can’t control how they were born and you can’t always just lock them away. Sorry if it’s makes people uncomfortable and there are no public resources but they are people too.
@@dejenaelatrice9364 Reread the comment the op is talking about a special needs person who is a danger to themselves and other people due to low behavioral expectations in early childhood. You would think property damage and injury or death would make people feel uncomfortable 🙄
“He’s mad at me to” kind of say it all. Look at how little dude is slowly starting to freak out n start to force the door open more n more. Mom gotta control that shit
So you’re telling me if you tried to go to a convenience store locally to you and they locked the door and refused to let you in every time you went you wouldn’t get increasingly frustrated every time?
@@lslice5283 lmao. I wouldn’t give a fuck . I’m not petty like half these clowns. If I go to a business n they block the door from entering, I’m going to walk away n say, “fuck that business.” I’m not going to freak out over some simple shit. Go to another fuckin store . Who has time to fuckin complain about every little thing that happens to them? Smfh
@@lslice5283 Its a gas station. They ain’t in the middle of nowhere. They can simply go to another one. Even the grown woman could of walked away but naw she took out her phone to complain/make a scene.
Mama, it's YOUR responsibility to ensure your son is no danger to himself or others. I empathise, I too have a disabled kidult I have cared for over 30 years. Safety should be first. For you, himself & the community at large.
You are wise, and responsible, and deserve respect. And clearly that is no easy task in such a position. Not everyone is willing to put in the hard work you have dedicated yourself in undertaking. ❤
Many thanks ladies, much appreciated. Truth be told, like most mother's, I'd do anything for my children. My daughter has many challenges but has taught me so much & I believe despite the situation, I am a more compassionate & kinder person as a result. So too are her siblings as they've had to learn patience & understanding for others.
This guy is not in the stores if your child is not too control over the behaviors of a child. It not always does not mean that he disabled ♿ person isn't a criminal or a matter of the problem of being a parent of any sort of the child that is a must be a part of the problem.
I have a special needs daughter and she gets universally good service everywhere she goes despite being a bit of a handful but manageable. There had to have been an incident, people are not this cruel.
I had an aunt and she had a special needs child and I will tell you she was able to keep him in control. He grow to be bigger than her but she didn't let him think he was stronger than her. This starts at a young age.
Tell your Aunt she is gOd**** right!. I have a Autistic nephew who is strong AF at 8 years old. You have to make them think that YOU are stronger than them. 💖💖
This right here, my son is level 3 non verbal autistic and I can take him anywhere with no issues and if this mother doesn't nip his behavior now she's going to be in big trouble and sadly so will her son
I have a son that acted out in stores. He also has mental issues. There is always a way to teach them not to act out in public. And as far as getting an organization to help, most the people they assign to help are to busy on their phones and not paying any attention to the special needs person.
She just said she’s not able to control him…I see no aid with them. They are not racist to ppl with disabilities they learned from him being in the store last time. To go to this extent he must have destroyed a lot of stuff meanwhile she can’t control him or call him down. Lady u better get help before he beat ur a$$! Stores can deny services to anyone PERIOD.
He's not being greeted as a criminal, he's being greeted as a possible threat. Employees don't normally bolt toward the door and lock it when they see a child with a disability coming. She told the dispatcher that he's mad because he wants her to restrain her son, then says that she is unable to do so because she isn't strong enough. Which suggests to me that he exhibited threatening or potentially dangerous behavior that either caused or could have caused damage to the property or put himself or a customer at risk. If that's the case then he had every right to do what he did. Your child is your responsibility, not other people's problem disabled or not. No one owes it to you or your kid to tolerate their disruptive or menacing behavior.
I have worked a couple of gas stations... we DO have the right to refuse service to anyone who is destructive or disrespectful to us or other customers.
I have a son with autism and it's the hardest thing in the world, but I take full responsibility for him and don't expect others to deal with crap like that.
You know it. He probly trashed half the store last time and yelled the entire time. Like she get to go in jus because. She think she special. Special needs also don't mean you special. 😂😂😂😂😂 I love it. Hope more people catch on to sh** like this an lock up when goofs like this come up to act like entitled fools. Dumb af.
Thanks for the address. My son has special needs...they dont want our business. I hope the man speaking I'll of a child with disability drives safe, because all it takes is a bump on the head & then people are treating you or your child like this. The coldness...you know where you've been but you don't know where you are headed. Yall, heartless Godless demons better be careful...
I have a special needs son who has always behaved respectful and considerate of others. Some parents who can't control their children expect everyone else to accept unruly behavior.
@@Mrs_ClassicCars If you remember she admitted that she has a hard time controlling her kid. The store does have the right to refuse service to anyone, apparently he has called incidents in their store.
@@Mrs_ClassicCars She did blame the store owner for refusing her son entrance, apparently which is also a problem for her. lts not the fact that ppl have a issue with her child's disability, it maybe her child's unruly behavior.
I have a teenage autistic son, if the mother was so concerned that her son was being treated like a criminal,then she should have just called the police and reported the employees at this store, but what they did to that boy was very wrong, they should have told the mother not to come back with or without her son, still pretty crappy
My job was caring for the developmentally disabled individuals. Just because they have special needs does not mean they lack the ability to be taught right from wrong. The problem here is the mother gives excuses for his behavior instead of correcting it.
The community is not ignorant you are for thinking that this man is going to allow your SN child to run a muck in his store. LADY YOU ARE DEAD WRONG. I WOULD NOT LET HIM IN EITHER. Y’all go home
I wouldn't want to clean up the store after his mess. Nope don't let him in. Stay home and teach him right first. Society doesn't need her problem to be their problem.
@Barry Sims Autism or not, the store should not have to bear the brunt of a melt-down. Don't make the store walk on eggshells and cover the cost of destroyed products just because society at large doesn't provide enough help for parents with special needs kids.
I’ve worked with special needs children and nonverbal autistic children are very hard to control they do not process information the way other children do. This is why parents need help from therapists to give them tools to use at home throughout the child’s life.
100% on the store owners side. Obviously, he's caused mayhem before. Maybe stole stuff. He's out of control. He NEEDS to be controlled. If you can't do it, don't bring him. You're obviously not going to take any kind of responsibility for what he does.
My mother was mentally ill and I can attest to special kind of strength. My mom busted a coffee cup over my father head and stood there with the cup handle in her hand, as the piping hot coffee ran down his face and body and genitals. But that's not the crazy part. My dad chased her to the back door, and came back really fast. He said she jumped off the back porch 4 feet off the ground, one bounce off the ground and 6 feet to the 4 foot tall fence and she jumped that fence fromn 6 feet away. With one bounce. Hahaha scared the shit out of my dad. 😂 I have many more stories, but this ain't the right place. PEACE 🕊
Why wouldn't she just take him to a different store instead of upsetting him. She obviously knew what was going to happen before they got there & was there for the clout 😢
This store is right next to my subdivision and I’ve been there many times. I can actually walk here in less than ten minutes from my home. I can say that all of the many times I have been in this store over the past few years, every clerk working there has been kind and respectful. Never had a problem there. And when my English Bulldog went missing for a day, they allowed me to put “lost” pictures on the windows of their store. They even provided some extra tape for me. They would not have closed the door on this young kid and his Mom unless they’ve experienced unchecked problems with him before. Sis likely isn’t being open with the full story here.
I had an altercation with a special needs kid. He thought I was someone else and attacked me. Dude was insanely strong. There may be more to this story.
I had to drop one in self defense. never felt bad, never had a regret. he was comin at me with that full blown tard strength and snuck me with a nasty punch to the back of my head before he tackled me. didnt even know he was special ed until after I put his lights out and he was takin a mean concrete nap, drool and all. his aunt called the cops but they knew him from beating his family up all the time. one cop actually told me good job, he knew it was that boys day he had comin for a while.
I have come to realize when diagnosed with special needs, some parents let them do as they please. This makes it impossible for anyone else to deal with them.
You are exactly right. I'll see it over and over again. Whether he has special needs or not they can be disciplined and they can be taught to listen like everyone else.
In my state stores have the right to deny service especially if it's privately owned. They have more right to kick anyone out just bc they feel like it.
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Facts!!!!!
Well this reality doesn't quite try to accommodate them either !!
One size DOES NOT Fit ALL !!!
THIS REALITY AND ITS RULE MAKERS ARE GOING TO HELL FOR ITS UNNATURAL, UNCARING, NON-EMPATHETIC , & TRAMPLE OTHERS MENTALITY..
Tell the whole story. If you can't control your son, they shouldn't have to.
He’s a special needs person. He has a disability. That’s still no reason to lock the doors on him.
Stop going to that store go to a black-owned store but that just to right
You can't control your son?
Amen
@@larrymartin781 you think a black own store finna tolerate an uncontrolled child?
I understand that kid has a disability, however not everyone will understand or even want to understand.
Need full story. I've worked with special needs children b4 and "some" of them lash out and are very destructive. There must've been a previous incident. Definitely need whole story.
Why do you need a whole story? The store owners have a right to refuse service to anyone for no reason at all.
Also if you watched the video you would see where someone would treat him like a criminal as he is attempting to break into the store while she rants about how it is everyone else's responsibility to allow him to break the law, 0 attempts to redirect and instead teaching him it is ok to break into places. There won't be much more of a story after he breaks into someone's home now will there?
@@06godingj you’re agreeing with her she’s saying what you are.
Only thing he needs is a butt whooping
@@06godingj nah you are right tho
I was a special need educator also, one time I had an incident where one of my student bit me on the forehead 😊...I could laugh about it now but then I was livid. So yes we need full story.
He is absolutely supportive by closing the door, He saved her heartache. She shouldn't use the store as an outlet.
Bottom line Ma’am. They are sick of him tearing up the store and you allow this. No ma’am no ma’am no ma’am. God bless his soul
😮 😂I !wouldn’t let him in my store either.!!!!
If you can't control your son, bring someone to help you with him. Don't blame the community !
Dont be an ableist! Some people dont have the luxury of having said "help".
Exactly stupid people Jesus what wrong with people
Someone like the father...
@@user-sn3ek4vj2j And that's the shop owner's problem how? Don't have children if you can't handle them.
Maybe not reach for ur phone to film your son in these situations, but to educate and redirect ur son's attention so as to not escalate.
The mom the one who probably got um banned 😂
EXACTLY! With her big goofy ass😂😂😂
My Thoughts Exactly
More than likely. But I agree it is discrimination. They are not calling the police to deal with the multiple felonies which will be mirrored on both the child and mother.
Most states will have CPS step in take the child and all charges dropped on the child while the mother ends up in prison 🤓.
The store owner shouldn't be discriminateing by giveing that mother a chance.
Paul I believe your right the mother was banned for being a piece of shit that neglects her son by not teaching him about consequences.
Whenever the kids dad gets out of prison he needs to whoop his butt
Probably went in there last time and smushed all the twinkies and loaves of bread😂
What made you assume that?
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@@Smooshes786 I had a friend whose little cousin went in a few stores and squeezed loaves of bread and snacks. He too, was banned from entering those stores and his parents had to pay for the ruined goods. It was on the news. He got grounded and is still grounded and that was in the 90s🤣
Bababahahaaa 😂😂😂😂
They obviously know this family very well
And it is discrimination and they just gave that family a ton of money
Just what I was thinking, most probably done some shot before and didn’t want him back in
@@soulseeker42388 it's not discrimination when they have the right too refuse service for any reason they choose learn the laws buddy
@@soulseeker42388 Discrimination 🤣
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It's NOT discrimination. I am only speculating but this boy may have previously stolen or made a mess in that store multiple times. They have the right to trespass anyone. STOP IT with the discrimination crap! How is it that she's ready to video this crap?! People looking for ridiculous reasons to sue and get a free ride.
She looking for money and clout off her son. She horrible
At that moment she’s doing exactly what she does when her son is in the store being unruly….. NOTHING!!!
She just said she not able to control him. Makes you wonder what did he do to be banned from the store. Being special needs is no excuse for the child to just be allowed to run around and do whatever he pleases. Discipline your son lady.
You can tell this lady just lets him do whatever the hell he wants, and he's a big boy.
Yes. Imagine his size in a few years. Then she'll really have a problem. Ppl who don't control their special needs children are just setting them up for a hard time. The outside world won't care if he's on the spectrum if he does something wrong. It's sad to say but it's the truth. Not everyone has a heart
@@katrinawade8001 it's not that everyone doesn't have a heart. It's if he is a danger to others or himself and cannot control himself then why should shop owners or any other business owner have to put up with it? I wouldn't want someone in my store throwing a fit and destroying merchandise because his mom won't buy him something.(edit) It's not the communities job to deal with it.
Exactly
Store owner must have a reason.if you can't control him don't whine.
Mom said, I don't want him in the store. But I can't control him. And then goes on to blame the store for locking the doors. The child is not the only one with a cognitive disability.
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"They keep treating him like a criminal .."
Kid is actively trying to break into the damn store threw the whole video while the mom does nothing and teaches the kid it is ok to break into places.
Anyone got any guesses how long before the kid gets shot and killed after breaking into someone's home ?
My husband and I have two children with Autism. 2. And I ensure that they are under control when I have them. If there are places that may over-stimulate them, I have added assistance with me, or I don't take them with me if I have no one extra to help me out. You gotta be able to know what their behaviors will be in certain places.
That's sensible.
Unfortunately not everyone is as responsible as you, you sound like a solid mom!
@@cameronbenn620 thank you, but we do what needs to be done as moms. That's all! Assess the situation and move accordingly!
I'm not being rude I am curious can you only produce children with autism?
@DJ Harris HI, it depends, it may be familial, which means it runs in the family that there is a neurodevelopmental delay, or it is an anomaly. In my case, no one down my family tree has ever been diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders, as far as it can be told. You just never know, darlin. One way or the other, whomever God blesses you with, you raise them in love. And my kids are friggin amazing!😊
She had better deal with him before society deals with him.
Correct cause, just looking at a person w/special needs, you can't always tell,....people not knowing may "deal w/him", according to his actions😕
@@msgc74c55 Very good point. Then she will say her baby didn't do anything wrong. In essence she is setting him up for failure.
He must be tearing up the store, and their saying no more!! 😂😂
Excatly! No other explanation
I work in retial & yes that happens !
You can train a dog to go in a store and ride on a plane go into a store. Their is a reason but you will never know because he the manager is patient. You also train a blind person to shop and get trained. You have to start somewhere. Right. He is not stealing. He is shopping. He have to be trained....there is always a reason.
That’s what I thought with her attitude whenever he does I bet she thinks it’s their job to tidy up after him ‘because’ he’s special needs and he doesn’t understand as if she’s actually made an effort to teach him over the years, she now getting the news flash the world doesn’t owe her a living
I was thinking the very same thing! She's probably trying to make a case for court for $$$. If she knows the outcome of her childs behavior (no fault of his own) why is she torturing the poor child by taking him to a place he clearly loves going to? SHAME on you lady!
Nah sis I can't get behind you on this one. If you can't control your son don't expect someone else to
She's going to call the 🚔 in the future to do her dirty work 😢
@@dwright9700they won't tho. they'll tell her she's not allowed.
@nipit_indabud i see you don't watch the news
@@dwright9700 and then blame them when things go south 😁
Im we you
Old boy said it's got to be a reason 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I agree!
Guy doing the commentary is on piont. 😎
He had me DYINNNNN cause dont let US tell it 🤣🤣🥴🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭🤣🤭🥴🤭🤣🤭
You can't control him they have the right to refuse service.
He needs to watch the video of what she did in her previous visits to that store, I think she’s hiding half of the story
Yes, I agree she's not telling us everything
no shit!!!!!....
Where is the other videos
@@rb8819 probably the store owner has them, this is the one that the mom shows but I’m sure the store denied the service to the kid for a reason
@@cristian5693 ok so 1st we know that this is from the mother and her pov only...
After 1 comes 2...
So....
2nd thing is when they asked where the other videos are they didn't mean where they literally are... like they didn't mean what store or what corporate office or some shit......
They meant where as in are the other videos on you tube? Or maybe on Facebook or rumble...
Hope this helps
When I hear a tone like hers, I just go right into this lady uses his disability to full advantage everywhere she goes.
Absolutely, and you can tell that he's out of control.
Facts
100% you can tell by the way he’s whining that he’s used to getting his way as soon as he makes that face and crying sound.
Ok white brandon
Funniest thing, it’s not even her disability. If anything it’ll end up worse
Hell naw I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
There it is at the end of the video, I can't control my son.
They saw you coming and felt they needed to protect their business from them.
Yup they saw a couple of Black people walking towards a gas station at thought “their gonna cause problems” based solely off no information, also known as racial profiling
Yeah that's the tough part, kid is probably very strong and she can't control him. I've had experiences with disabled children wrecking stuff in the store and parents can't or won't control them. You still have to be responsible for you kids.
They left Afghanistan to get away from such troubles. Thought America was heavenly. 😂
@@notinterested8452stupid mfs never learn😂
I live in Sugarland. I have Personally been in this store when the Mother and the young Man walked in. The problem was, He was grabbing things off the shelves. Mom then said, " No Son ". He would immediately get very loud. He then began just grabbing things. He would break in half, stomped on them. The Mother only said ONE time NO.
Did the clerk have a right to refuse service?
ABSOLUTELY. The Mother instead of dealing with Her son. Instead, She decided to use the phrase " YOU ARE ONLY DOING THIS BECAUSE I AM BLACK "
That being said, My godson has special needs. I also volunteer at a Special Needs Facility for minors. I have situations that arise from time to time. I just keep doing what I can and usually turns out to be a good thing.
This Lady doesn't seem to care. Then She pulls out the race card. This Lady needs to Grow Up and Stop with the race card anytime something does not go Her way! This Young Man is Probably the Most Loving and Caring Person You Will Ever Meet.
I knew there was a reason. This mom is very entitled
I do agree with you I think that she probably needs help instead of judging her and her son m maybe we could ask her if we could help her with anything instead of slamming her down
does not matter what the incident is ...they all play the RACE card!
@@lulumort...this sounds like pre...lawsuit coming...
@@AndrinWolfe-nb2nq...she needs to recognize she needs to get her son to understand his bad behavior and or disobedience will not be tolerated...first not by her or any place he is taken and if he does not listen...he will not be taken into any store or business...there shall always be ignorance... but that is not her issue...the issue is her son needs to be disciplined of he continues nit to obey her...I know a librarian at the local library who has a special needs son...she said when he rears up against her ..she calls the police...because he is not going to man handle her and she is not going to wrestle with him... rightfully soooooo...those who are truly Christ's would know exactly what to do for those unclean spirits...
Ma’am your son did something. He had a meltdown in the store or something for them to do that
It's crazy because I've read all the comments on here you guys all want to stick up for convicted felons or kids that are being absolutely ridiculous and disrespectful to adults that are quote on quote normal kids but yet this little boy has a condition and you guys are slamming him and his mother she probably does need to control him I'm sure she needs help instead of just trying to offer half-ass advise you know nothing about maybe be kind and encouraging I'm shite her and his life aren't that easy
Do the f-ck want as long as he didn't break anything so the f-ck what.
@@AndrinWolfe-nb2nq Think about your statement. Her son is actively trying to break into the store, she is doing nothing to attempt to correct him and she is complaining he is being treated like a criminal.
When someone is commiting a crime they are a criminal no condition in the damn universe excuses criminal actions or a parent's support for the criminal actions.
You should read the comments better, even another shopper inside the store commented on why they are banning him and his mother from the store.
Name 1 condition where the police will say a person has that condition so the vandalism and burglery is acceptable .
The fact is her son was destroying merchandise and she was told to control her son and her response was to pull a race card instead of correct her son's actions instead of calling the police and haveing her and her son charged with multiple felonies they refused service and locked them out even though it is costing the business from other people that can't go shopping inside the store. The son is trying to break into the store and she is complaining about being treated like a criminal after commiting crimes against the owners of the store.
I aggree with you they should call the police and end it press the multiple felony charges against the child and they will automatically be mirrored on the mother as well because the son is a minor. That way she looses her son to CPS even if the felony charges are dropped on him they won't be on her.
yeah I got the same reaction when I tried to bring in my bulldozer and I really don't have the strength to pull the levers to control it!! lol!!
Now let's see a video of how your son acts in a store
True
He’s going to eat everything he wants his mom is not gonna want to pay for 😂😂😂😂
Exactly 💯 that's what I want to see
Exactly
@@cesarpagan4640Exactly 💯 That's what he does
Something tells me that boy Recked the store the last time he was in there.
Yep thinking the same thing
me too
He assaulted employees
She brought him to the store, knowing full well what's happened with her son in that store. Then, she tries to delegate her parental responsibilities to a store clerk. We'll be reading more about him. I guarantee it
He's not mad at you mama. He's disappointed to meet yet another irresponsible parent
She clearly can't handle her son,so nobody else responsibility too...She mos def not telling the whole story.
She wanna spend $20 on ssi money and leave the store a mess. I can just imagine that kid 🥴
Regardless of the disability, it is evident both mum and son are treated as a nuisance, not criminals.
There absolutely has to be more to this story.... my assumption is your son has been in there before, and tore the place up, they asked you to do something, and you refused... it's not about them not wanting a special needs person in their store, it's about them not wanting someone in their store that's going to tear it up.... but seriously, if you can't control your child, then don't take them out it public
Seriously lol. How dumb does this woman think we are
My exact thought. They aren't locking him out for no reason. He Def did sk.ething..
🤣
There's aways 3 sides to every story. Their side, the other ppls side, & what actually happened!
I couldn't agree more about make the same comment we took the words right out of my mouth. Respect
Mom said it. “He’s big and strong - and I can’t control him.” 🤷🏻♀️
Edit:For those who misread my comment - I was being ironic. I am not empathizing with a mother whose child has caused (prior) problems for this business owner.
That Tard Strength is no joke!!!
@@Legion-xq8eo watch yourself sweetie!
Maam that's is not their or anyone else's problem and they do not have to suffer you or your child
@@dragoredrox7493 My comment is IRONIC (note the shrug emoji 🤷🏻♀️).
@@Legion-xq8eo Please read my edited comment 👆I was being *ironic* 🤷🏻♀️
Simple solution: Don't take him to the store without assistance; or leave him with a capable babysitter and bring his snacks back. He is not being treated as a criminal, just a menace to the store. If you can't control him, then you pay for the damage or figure it out. Be fair. What are you asking them to do?
Good for the store clerk 👍
Sometimes children of differing abilities cannot control their impulses within the stores....sometimes doing damage and acts of defiance and/or theft. He needs an APPROPRIATE caregiver/attendant to accompany him and help control his public behaviors!!!
Exactly! Thank you for the respectful reply.
I agree
She can't control her son, but she expects someone else to deal with him? She's a clown. Cheers to the store clerk. Special needs doesn't grant Special privileges or rights.
He's probably knocking everything off the shelves or opening treats up right there & she's just standing there repeatedly saying "he's disabled" without trying at all. BAD MUM 😮💨👎
Look how he's pulling at the doors just imagine what he does inside, this lady is wrong for putting her kid on UA-cam.
Thank you someone said it...he probably goes in that store and terrorizes...go to another store
Actually it does. Day child can’t control his illness
@JaySkin - Damn right! Just cause she let him run over her ass and her house, everybody else ain't puttin up wit that sh*t! Special needs can get just as special ass whippin's!
If they are not letting him in, just go to another store. Expand the ban lol
If you cannot control your special needs kids don't take them in public. They still need to be taught that their behavior is not ok.
The way he’s pulling on that door already shows me he probably goes through and terrorizes that store and she don’t do a damn thing to stop it.
Very true she said he is bigger than her so she is in fear of him so just watch him trash the store
That like his play area to actout his video games when he rampages the society. He's over 200lbs you said you can't overpower the store clerk I know you can't handle your son
Sounds like someone NEEDS to take away her meal ticket if she can't control him! And a business CAN refuse service to ANYONE!
Her meal ticket??
Wow!
Unfortunately that’s the case for many, disability checks or something like that
@@rapmasterpzle Y'all saying it like she wished for him to be SN in order to get a check 🤦🏽♀️
THAT'S HER SON!!! I bet he is more of a Headache then he is a "Meal Ticket"! I bet you she rather have a normal son instead of living life like this all day everyday for a little ole Disability Check!
Meal ticket I'm sure that's a very accurate description
Lol😂 "you should have left him at home".
I bet he was in their throwing shit and she never stops him or disciplined him and they finally said "Enough is enough. Do not come back."
That’s what I’m thinking
The mom probably didn't pay last time for the things he messed up either.
You do know that he special needs so there's nothing you can really do to discipline because their wires are crossed honey
Special needs doesn't mean there aren't ways to reach him for basics
A very select few can't be reached but the majority that can go in public like this she should have not brought him here without help
Employees had to had prior experience with these 2
My friend worked for an organization that tries to get special needs people into the public to learn to socialize with other people. Taking them out could be a chore in it's self. Many don't understand No! And have tantrum when they can't have what they want
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When I worked at Shell, there was a boy with special needs who would come in the store and just walk out with random items. I never locked him out but it was super frustrating because I would have to pay for whatever he took since I would "allow" him to do it. Parents of special needs children should also try to see the situation from a business perspective.
Women like the one recording don't care. It's your fault, period. It's your fault he's special. It's your fault she's a lousy parent. Your fault. Shame on you. 😏
I think the key difference here from your situation and this was the “they asked me to restrain him”, “as you can see he a little big so I can’t”…
Restrain is a word used when someone is destructive or physical aggressive. Shoplifting doesn’t require physical restraint and the parents who have one who does so without the mental capacity to understand isn’t putting anyone or anything in harms way. They could have an agreement to buy the things he takes while trying to figure out how to fix it.
She wants special treatment here. Could you imagine a parent with a kid who has no disabilities acting like this when their kid caused physical threat or harm to a store over and over again?
“My kid is just going through a phase and they won’t let him beat up on them or destroy their inventory. They don’t understand how kids going through hormones can act. Discrimination!”
No we wouldn’t see it bc the kid would have gotten in far far more trouble than a mere kick out if he didn’t have disabilities. She thinks if she has to deal with it, all of us have to deal with it too. That’s a nope.
Shoplifting is a serious crime and special needs or not locking them out is the only thing you can do. others would have called the cops.
You're trying to be good about the situation but why should you have to pay? That isn't fair to you.
❤❤❤facts and I have 2 with disabilities. But on the other hand some situations with children or even adults with disabilities WE AS PARENTS CANT CONTOL. MENTALLY THERE NOT THERE ❤❤❤❤ STAY BLESSED
bam bam out here trying trying find some milk n cookies
She just admitted that she can't control her Son 😂😂
I am a cashier at a convenience store also in Conroe, tx. I watched a special needs girl that was bigger than what seemed like her grandparents. She was really strong, mean and hitting them. No matter what they tried she wouldn't stop grabbing things off the shelves and such and yes they couldn't control her. I agree with the man comments about if you can't control them it probably is best not bring them to places where they can't be controlled. I have nothing against handicapped children, but you as the parent should know his limits
Yeah that’s dangerous to not only the child & the grandparents but anyone around. Sounds like they need to put her in a home. Im sorry but if they can’t control her and keep her safe then they are doing her absolutely no favors by keeping her in their home. What happens when they die or can no longer care for her? Then they have an out of control adult.
I live in Conroe, TX! My stepdaughter lives in Oklahoma near her mom in a special needs home. She’s 22 with autism and she’s very strong. She has to be medicated to keep her calm because she can tear drywall down in no time flat. She can’t go in public places because the stimulation is too much for her. I feel bad for this poor boy. It’s not their fault.
To say not to take them out basically is very ignorant. These people can’t control how they were born and you can’t always just lock them away. Sorry if it’s makes people uncomfortable and there are no public resources but they are people too.
@@dejenaelatrice9364 Reread the comment the op is talking about a special needs person who is a danger to themselves and other people due to low behavioral expectations in early childhood. You would think property damage and injury or death would make people feel uncomfortable 🙄
@@dejenaelatrice9364 💯 I TOTALLY AGREE WITH U 💯
Why should THEY have to control her son?! Absolutely not.
Liability. Especially because she already excepts no responsibility as it is.
Exactly!!!
Not everybody out here trying to take care of radio
Store owner said i ain't cleaning up shit today 😂
Not funny
Facts
😂
@@khiplayz yes funny because it’s true! I wouldn’t either and I’m black nope not my kid not my problem and I’m not doing it again and again
They shoulda did that I ain’t stressing today dance😂😂😂
She letting him pull on the door as we speak
The neverending fruits of diversity:
Even the rt@rded ones are violent
I don't know why, but yoyr commentary was funny as heck 😂 🤣 😆
She can’t even control her son .But she want someone else to handle her problems.Sir you are so right to close your door.
“He’s mad at me to” kind of say it all. Look at how little dude is slowly starting to freak out n start to force the door open more n more. Mom gotta control that shit
So you’re telling me if you tried to go to a convenience store locally to you and they locked the door and refused to let you in every time you went you wouldn’t get increasingly frustrated every time?
@@lslice5283 lmao. I wouldn’t give a fuck . I’m not petty like half these clowns. If I go to a business n they block the door from entering, I’m going to walk away n say, “fuck that business.” I’m not going to freak out over some simple shit. Go to another fuckin store . Who has time to fuckin complain about every little thing that happens to them? Smfh
@@lslice5283 If you go back to any store and they keep blocking/locking the door. You clearly ain’t taking the hint. Lmao
@@lslice5283 Its a gas station. They ain’t in the middle of nowhere. They can simply go to another one. Even the grown woman could of walked away but naw she took out her phone to complain/make a scene.
Mama, it's YOUR responsibility to ensure your son is no danger to himself or others. I empathise, I too have a disabled kidult I have cared for over 30 years. Safety should be first. For you, himself & the community at large.
You are wise, and responsible, and deserve respect. And clearly that is no easy task in such a position. Not everyone is willing to put in the hard work you have dedicated yourself in undertaking. ❤
Good for you mom. Good luck. Your child/adult raising will never be over. That's really hard work when it's done correctly. 🍀🙏⚖️
Many thanks ladies, much appreciated. Truth be told, like most mother's, I'd do anything for my children. My daughter has many challenges but has taught me so much & I believe despite the situation, I am a more compassionate & kinder person as a result. So too are her siblings as they've had to learn patience & understanding for others.
This guy is not in the stores if your child is not too control over the behaviors of a child. It not always does not mean that he disabled ♿ person isn't a criminal or a matter of the problem of being a parent of any sort of the child that is a must be a part of the problem.
I have a special needs daughter and she gets universally good service everywhere she goes despite being a bit of a handful but manageable. There had to have been an incident, people are not this cruel.
He must’ve clowned in the store b4
I had an aunt and she had a special needs child and I will tell you she was able to keep him in control. He grow to be bigger than her but she didn't let him think he was stronger than her. This starts at a young age.
Totally agreed starts young!!!
Wouldn't that mean your cousin is special needs 🤔
Tell your Aunt she is gOd**** right!. I have a Autistic nephew who is strong AF at 8 years old. You have to make them think that YOU are stronger than them. 💖💖
Well said.
This right here, my son is level 3 non verbal autistic and I can take him anywhere with no issues and if this mother doesn't nip his behavior now she's going to be in big trouble and sadly so will her son
I have a son that acted out in stores. He also has mental issues. There is always a way to teach them not to act out in public. And as far as getting an organization to help, most the people they assign to help are to busy on their phones and not paying any attention to the special needs person.
She just said she’s not able to control him…I see no aid with them. They are not racist to ppl with disabilities they learned from him being in the store last time. To go to this extent he must have destroyed a lot of stuff meanwhile she can’t control him or call him down. Lady u better get help before he beat ur a$$! Stores can deny services to anyone PERIOD.
I 100% believe there is a backstory to this...
He's not being greeted as a criminal, he's being greeted as a possible threat. Employees don't normally bolt toward the door and lock it when they see a child with a disability coming. She told the dispatcher that he's mad because he wants her to restrain her son, then says that she is unable to do so because she isn't strong enough. Which suggests to me that he exhibited threatening or potentially dangerous behavior that either caused or could have caused damage to the property or put himself or a customer at risk. If that's the case then he had every right to do what he did. Your child is your responsibility, not other people's problem disabled or not. No one owes it to you or your kid to tolerate their disruptive or menacing behavior.
The mother sounds like a damn fool.
Perfectly stated
Things that make you hmmmmmmm
I have worked a couple of gas stations... we DO have the right to refuse service to anyone who is destructive or disrespectful to us or other customers.
I have a son with autism and it's the hardest thing in the world, but I take full responsibility for him and don't expect others to deal with crap like that.
She wants him to run around and destroy shit that isn't hers till he's tuckered out and sleeps the rest of the day.
You don't know that
@@russellgeorge433 yes he does. We all do, and so do you.
That's probably what has happened in the past because she called the community ignorant concerning his special needs.
You know it. He probly trashed half the store last time and yelled the entire time. Like she get to go in jus because. She think she special. Special needs also don't mean you special. 😂😂😂😂😂
I love it.
Hope more people catch on to sh** like this an lock up when goofs like this come up to act like entitled fools. Dumb af.
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Take your son home before something goes wrong protected the child protect that boy please lady
Thanks for the address. My son has special needs...they dont want our business.
I hope the man speaking I'll of a child with disability drives safe, because all it takes is a bump on the head & then people are treating you or your child like this.
The coldness...you know where you've been but you don't know where you are headed.
Yall, heartless Godless demons better be careful...
They are a business and refuse service to anyone. Just cause a kid is disabled don’t mean you can’t have them act right
I have a special needs son who has always behaved respectful and considerate of others. Some parents who can't control their children expect everyone else to accept unruly behavior.
Who said ur son has the same issues as he does
@@l.austin2371 She didn't blame anyone for saying that. Move along 😊
@@Mrs_ClassicCars If you remember she admitted that she has a hard time controlling her kid. The store does have the right to refuse service to anyone, apparently he has called incidents in their store.
@@Mrs_ClassicCars She did blame the store owner for refusing her son entrance, apparently which is also a problem for her. lts not the fact that ppl have a issue with her child's disability, it maybe her child's unruly behavior.
@@Mrs_ClassicCars he's right
I have a teenage autistic son, if the mother was so concerned that her son was being treated like a criminal,then she should have just called the police and reported the employees at this store, but what they did to that boy was very wrong, they should have told the mother not to come back with or without her son, still pretty crappy
My job was caring for the developmentally disabled individuals. Just because they have special needs does not mean they lack the ability to be taught right from wrong. The problem here is the mother gives excuses for his behavior instead of correcting it.
He probably be in there tearing up the store and she can’t control him.🤦🏿♀️
Have they said what the reason is? You can't make nothing up,,,
The community is not ignorant you are for thinking that this man is going to allow your SN child to run a muck in his store. LADY YOU ARE DEAD WRONG. I WOULD NOT LET HIM IN EITHER. Y’all go home
@@nastychizim4564 🤦🏿♀️🤫
He tore the store up twice. I’ll get the video and expose this lady. She lame af and tried to sue. Smh. Lame
😂
As a parent of an adult child like this, I totally understand the store's actions. If she can't control him, she shouldn't take him places like that.
We shouldn't be judgmental life is that not easy.
😮who are you
@Liana Rogers wat du y mean? I'm a careful watcher of the video it was posted by you or someone..
I wouldn't want to clean up the store after his mess. Nope don't let him in. Stay home and teach him right first. Society doesn't need her problem to be their problem.
You're lying
I worked with these kids. If they don't get what they want, they go off. They are unbelievably strong and difficult to control.
I went to high school with a few of them and seen what they can fo when they get mad it usually ends up bad for the other person who upset them
Y'all say they autism yes the mom should of been better to help him deal with certain situations but they them ppl sound s fucked up
Its called Autisim. Do not blame the child or parent.
@Barry Sims Autism or not, the store should not have to bear the brunt of a melt-down. Don't make the store walk on eggshells and cover the cost of destroyed products just because society at large doesn't provide enough help for parents with special needs kids.
Who blamed anyone? Just stating facts.
Perfectly legal and understandable. No one is obligated to allow destructive behavior in their business.
tHE business has the RIGHT to refuse services..period.
I bet he was there last time and you had no control over him and that clerk remembered you. That’s what I’m getting from the story.
Exactly!!!! And now they use the video as a training tool. No ma’am u cannot come in.
He probably was opening up items and eating them. He most likely was knocking down stuff and breaking bottles. Hell no, can’t come in my store.
More than once or twice I'd imagine.
He done tore that store up a FEW times!!!
And probably whooped they ass!! You know sometimes they can be a little/a lot aggressive!!..and will fight you
BLACK FEMALES just got a mess .want listen to the father
😂😂😂😂😂😂 YOU KNOW HE DID,😂HE PROBABLY BE EATING THESE PEOPLE FOOD AND SH!T🤣😭😭😭🤣🤣
@Purple Rain she sitting that boy up for slaughter. She want the police or store owner to shoot that boy. Then she'll be trying to get money 💰
You know it!
Lady is confused...
Lady doesn't make...
Nobody upstairs.😂
I’ve worked with special needs children and nonverbal autistic children are very hard to control they do not process information the way other children do. This is why parents need help from therapists to give them tools to use at home throughout the child’s life.
Special needs that a mother cannot control...does not need to be tolerated by other individuals!! 💯
Amen! She stupid!!😂
1000% spot on!
Let’s hope u never have a special needs child
Yes sir
Exactly. Just like a mother letting their child Scream in the store and does nothing to quiet him....everybody is subject to a Scrraming BRAT.
Well done to the store owner for not letting a situation get out of hand by letting them in.
100% on the store owners side. Obviously, he's caused mayhem before. Maybe stole stuff. He's out of control. He NEEDS to be controlled. If you can't do it, don't bring him. You're obviously not going to take any kind of responsibility for what he does.
He’s got that special kind of strength
Bruhhh😅
😂😂😂
My mother was mentally ill and I can attest to special kind of strength. My mom busted a coffee cup over my father head and stood there with the cup handle in her hand, as the piping hot coffee ran down his face and body and genitals. But that's not the crazy part. My dad chased her to the back door, and came back really fast. He said she jumped off the back porch 4 feet off the ground, one bounce off the ground and 6 feet to the 4 foot tall fence and she jumped that fence fromn 6 feet away. With one bounce. Hahaha scared the shit out of my dad. 😂 I have many more stories, but this ain't the right place. PEACE 🕊
He got that RS
@John Connor lol genitals
Something bad enough happened to bar him from the store. Please tell the whole truth. You are doing a huge disservice to your son.
Exactly. He is being refused because of his BEHAVIOR not his DISABILITY.
How do you know 😂
@@MrsEden. They dont want him in the store. That doesn't usually happen if a person doesn't cause an issue.
Maybe the storekeeper, clerk discriminates?
@@MrsEden. common sense
Why wouldn't she just take him to a different store instead of upsetting him. She obviously knew what was going to happen before they got there & was there for the clout 😢
This store is right next to my subdivision and I’ve been there many times. I can actually walk here in less than ten minutes from my home. I can say that all of the many times I have been in this store over the past few years, every clerk working there has been kind and respectful. Never had a problem there.
And when my English Bulldog went missing for a day, they allowed me to put “lost” pictures on the windows of their store. They even provided some extra tape for me. They would not have closed the door on this young kid and his Mom unless they’ve experienced unchecked problems with him before. Sis likely isn’t being open with the full story here.
my boy seen them coming and hopped the counter to lock it up 😭😭
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He hurry up and clank clanked! 😂😂😂 he's not tearing ish up today! 😂
@@lambofgod6314 🤭
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I had an altercation with a special needs kid. He thought I was someone else and attacked me. Dude was insanely strong. There may be more to this story.
Control your children or have someone with her that can. Wait where’s her husband , I’ll wait
Some of them special kids need to be humbled fr, because parents just let them do whatever without consequences
When she gets tired of him shell drop him in a nursing home where he can attack staff.
I had to drop one in self defense. never felt bad, never had a regret. he was comin at me with that full blown tard strength and snuck me with a nasty punch to the back of my head before he tackled me. didnt even know he was special ed until after I put his lights out and he was takin a mean concrete nap, drool and all. his aunt called the cops but they knew him from beating his family up all the time. one cop actually told me good job, he knew it was that boys day he had comin for a while.
They be too strong stg
I feel terrible for that Young man. I want to hug him.
OK nobody is on her side. Lmao what did she think she was exposing besides her self? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
He coming in acting like the store is his pantry at home.
I have come to realize when diagnosed with special needs, some parents let them do as they please. This makes it impossible for anyone else to deal with them.
That is their biggest mistake and it can get the child hurt or worse.
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You are exactly right. I'll see it over and over again. Whether he has special needs or not they can be disciplined and they can be taught to listen like everyone else.
You as a parent has to be responsible for your kids actions if they are under 18. Can’t control your son then any store can refuse to serve anyone.
no shit!!!!..
In my state stores have the right to deny service especially if it's privately owned. They have more right to kick anyone out just bc they feel like it.