Story 7 is so upsetting. Addicts are people too! I get that it's frustrating and probably extremely stressful to get all your kids the medicine they need. Needle exchanges and the like are legitimate psychological treatments. Your kids are sick, they are sick and the worst part is that we have been raised to think addicts are horrible people who want to be that way. I'm not even an addict but I recognize that people are people and America doesn't see it that way.
Well, some addicts ARE horrible people. They turn beautiful places into eyesores by using the addictive, dangerous substances they are addicted to, passing out, relieving themselves in public, going crazy, threatening, or assaulting/murdering innocents. They need to be helped, but often they just want to get back on their fixes and get high. Maybe put dealers of these dangerous substances in prison and away from society. Make their business less profitable. And maybe expose the politicians like Newsom who are in the pockets of the drug cartels.
Anime Conventions. You'd think more people attending would be a good thing but it also increased the amount of unsavory people and that makes it hard to meet new people because most people won't give you the time of day if they don't already know you because you might be just another creep or jackass. I miss the days where you could attend a week-end long convention and have dozens upon dozens of new friends, Nowadays you're lucky if you made one or 2 new friends or even met any of the friends you made before thanks to how bloody crowded it has gotten. Idk if it's just my local convention or if it's conventions everywhere that it's like this but it's a damn shame.
Dynamite. You used to be able to buy it at the local hardware store for removing rocks and stumps from fields. Then in i think 1927 someone blew up a school with it. No more dynamite.
Story 1 - To answer your question, some people will find any excuse to sue a company. A few years back, where I work, a couple and their young daughter had just finished dining, and were leaving when their daughter saw the pastel green dome cap for our grease drain and decided it would be fun to jump on it. The guys who come out to drain it had apparently decided to leave it unsecured for "convenience", so when the girl jumped on it, the cap slid open and she fell straight into our grease drain and there was a hub-bub to get her out. Here's the best part; her parents sued the restaurant, and they settled out of court. The company that drains our grease got yelled at or something, I don't know.
That one about not being able to buy explosives in garden stores and other places like that is fair though you don’t want some random person buying something that can’t be easily traced
It kinda sucks that over time, things have built to have more and more extreme sides of a coin, instead of a more moderate middle ground. It’s not surprising, it happens in an age where information is diluted with opinion, false statistics, and data that isn’t easy to break down for an everyman, but still. It makes it hard for people to just be average, because now not being average isn’t extreme.
Story 1 - Really, seems like if there was just a ruling that they couldn't be sued unless it was obviously poisoned as a sort of Good Samaritan Protection...
My school had a ping pong table two years ago. They broke because people were jumping on it to hit things for some reason. Idfk why they would do that. My friend and I are starting a ping pong club and are literally gonna make people sign a “you break it, you pay for a new one” policy before using the table
Story 13: That was my experience at the cinimas but finally my town got a 21 or older cinema. It's attached to a popular pub, so no kids allowed. It's great, no whining restless children, no obnoxious teenagers, you can order food (full meals) at your seat, along with alcoholic beverages if you like. Only saw one guy being an idiot there disturbing the movie experience and he was quickly and quietly escorted out by 4 bouncers from the pub, NICE! The tickets are pricey but the seats are like nice recliners, and you can pre-order your seat online so you know you'll get exactly the one you want (back row, center) and the place is immaculate, no sticky floors, seats are cleaned daily, when you don't have kids present you really can have nice stuff 😂
One of my favorite places to see a movie is this old school 1920's movie theater that plays classic Hollywood movies. The place is absolutely beautiful. Its auditorium is designed to look like a Japanese courtyard with the ceiling designed to look like the night sky and whenever they play silent films they have a fully working Wurlitzer pipe organ. Unfortunately places like this are becoming harder to find as costs to run them go up. There was a small town near my city that had a similar theater from the 40's that was having a hard time covering costs. The landlord took an opportunity and sold the building to a developer and now what was a classic movie house is now a parking structure.
@@crotchwolf1929 Perhaps you can start a grassroots movement to restore and maintain your old theater? Is there a college or university nearby that has a cinema department? Find out what really entertains the locals and host movie nights towards keeping the theater alive?
@@SeptemberMeadows Oh it already has an organization keeping it in business. That's why it's still operating as a working theatre today. The other theater is sadly gone.
Previous student at a JobCorps(basically a free technical training center that can last up to 2 years and is ghetto af). They banned caffeine there, meaning energy drinks and caffeinated coffee, because a bunch of nimrods decided to pound down several drinks and give themself heart palpitations. Keep in mind that the age group of these centers is 16-24. They’ve been drinking caffeine before they entered, like me Probably the most miserable aspect of there. The same can be said for any drug or alcohol: okay to have in small amounts but when you overdo it, you ruin it for all else(throwing hands when on alcohol, basically being temporarily paralyzed in a way when on marijuana, biting people when on bath salts, etc). But come on man. Seriously? Caffeine? We be needing that when they’re forcing you to wake up before 7am every day
Those who say UA-cam was better back in the day... No it was not. Sure there were amazing UA-camrs, but there was truly awful things going on back then. Jessi Slaughter and Amanda Todd are two of the biggest examples of why UA-cam and Internet were worse back then.
Etsy. I remember the days where you could trust anybody on Etsy because it was all handmade with love products now it’s just a bunch of bullshit that people have slapped on for example I ordered a $50 hoodie and I messaged the maker and they said that it was a high level brand and that’s why I was so expensive got it and it was the cheapest shittiest shirt I ever felt in my life
The dude complaining about his kids are supervised now a days seems like the same guy who would complain about teenagers breaking stuff or being butt holes and then asking where the parents are. Lol I guess packing your day you could do whatever you wanted when you were a kid but also there was a lot of kidnapping and murder.
8:37 This is because we don't have kid friendly spaces? If you aren't watching your kid they're liable to get arrested for loitering (existing in a space without permission) or hit by a car? Is this thread populated by the same idiots they're talking about?
The park near my childhood home had a fantastic wooden playground we dubbed "The Castle." This Playground had several tall slides, monkey bars, tunnels, lots of fun could be had here. After I grew up, this kid climbing up one of the tall slides fell off and hit the wood chips below. I doubt the kid was really hurt since I did the same thing and wound up falling the same way without really being injured but this kid's parents still opted to sue. Needless to say the city demolished the castle for "Safety Concerns" There's still a playground there today but that thing wouldn't entertain a kid older than a toddler.
manners! most all of gen alpha has no idea what manners even are, I am gen z but think and often act closer to gen x, I am the kind of person who gets the door for a total stranger, I have seen them having a full blown fit because their parents wouldn't buy them a $70 game and $300 in toys, if I had done that then I would be grounded for 2 or 3 days at least, maybe even spanked and before you lose it no spanking is rarely abuse, like 97% of the time it is not abuse, now if you are spanking your child so hard that he has bruises on his butt and legs then yeah that probably is abuse, well the few bruises I got growing up were from stupid things I did, NOT from discipline...
Everything , that label applies to all good things. Vehicles , alcohol, phones , TVs , social media to anything made with good intentions. Nuclear energy turned nuclear bomb. Hunting for food , turned war weapons . Name a subject .
What upsets me is that I can't possibly say all the reasons in a small YT comment why that idea feels so dismissive of me and millions of other people.
@@yharon8243 you misinterpret my statement. The idiots I am talking about are the people who continue to argue about what it means. I've lived long enough to become sick and tired of right wing vs. left wing. I don't support it, I don't disagree with it either, but I can't stand anyone who argues over it
story 1 is a lot of food businesses not longer give out any free food for fear of a lawsuit. no good deed goes unpunished
Story 7 is so upsetting. Addicts are people too! I get that it's frustrating and probably extremely stressful to get all your kids the medicine they need. Needle exchanges and the like are legitimate psychological treatments. Your kids are sick, they are sick and the worst part is that we have been raised to think addicts are horrible people who want to be that way. I'm not even an addict but I recognize that people are people and America doesn't see it that way.
Well, some addicts ARE horrible people. They turn beautiful places into eyesores by using the addictive, dangerous substances they are addicted to, passing out, relieving themselves in public, going crazy, threatening, or assaulting/murdering innocents. They need to be helped, but often they just want to get back on their fixes and get high.
Maybe put dealers of these dangerous substances in prison and away from society. Make their business less profitable. And maybe expose the politicians like Newsom who are in the pockets of the drug cartels.
Anime Conventions.
You'd think more people attending would be a good thing but it also increased the amount of unsavory people and that makes it hard to meet new people because most people won't give you the time of day if they don't already know you because you might be just another creep or jackass.
I miss the days where you could attend a week-end long convention and have dozens upon dozens of new friends, Nowadays you're lucky if you made one or 2 new friends or even met any of the friends you made before thanks to how bloody crowded it has gotten.
Idk if it's just my local convention or if it's conventions everywhere that it's like this but it's a damn shame.
Dynamite. You used to be able to buy it at the local hardware store for removing rocks and stumps from fields. Then in i think 1927 someone blew up a school with it. No more dynamite.
Story 1 - To answer your question, some people will find any excuse to sue a company.
A few years back, where I work, a couple and their young daughter had just finished dining, and were leaving when their daughter saw the pastel green dome cap for our grease drain and decided it would be fun to jump on it. The guys who come out to drain it had apparently decided to leave it unsecured for "convenience", so when the girl jumped on it, the cap slid open and she fell straight into our grease drain and there was a hub-bub to get her out.
Here's the best part; her parents sued the restaurant, and they settled out of court. The company that drains our grease got yelled at or something, I don't know.
Human Envy: No matter how deep the ambition, you just MANAGED to find it going deeper?!
The story about open fields in forests grinds my gears as a city planner.
That one about not being able to buy explosives in garden stores and other places like that is fair though you don’t want some random person buying something that can’t be easily traced
Pretty frustrating that story 1 person had to just give up the Tim’s to backstab them for some short term benefit.
It kinda sucks that over time, things have built to have more and more extreme sides of a coin, instead of a more moderate middle ground. It’s not surprising, it happens in an age where information is diluted with opinion, false statistics, and data that isn’t easy to break down for an everyman, but still. It makes it hard for people to just be average, because now not being average isn’t extreme.
Story 5 is so frustrating because it really is like that, horrible people want to show the world how horrible humans really are when it's just them.
Story 1 - Really, seems like if there was just a ruling that they couldn't be sued unless it was obviously poisoned as a sort of Good Samaritan Protection...
The rainbow
My school had a ping pong table two years ago. They broke because people were jumping on it to hit things for some reason. Idfk why they would do that. My friend and I are starting a ping pong club and are literally gonna make people sign a “you break it, you pay for a new one” policy before using the table
Story 13: That was my experience at the cinimas but finally my town got a 21 or older cinema. It's attached to a popular pub, so no kids allowed. It's great, no whining restless children, no obnoxious teenagers, you can order food (full meals) at your seat, along with alcoholic beverages if you like. Only saw one guy being an idiot there disturbing the movie experience and he was quickly and quietly escorted out by 4 bouncers from the pub, NICE! The tickets are pricey but the seats are like nice recliners, and you can pre-order your seat online so you know you'll get exactly the one you want (back row, center) and the place is immaculate, no sticky floors, seats are cleaned daily, when you don't have kids present you really can have nice stuff 😂
One of my favorite places to see a movie is this old school 1920's movie theater that plays classic Hollywood movies. The place is absolutely beautiful. Its auditorium is designed to look like a Japanese courtyard with the ceiling designed to look like the night sky and whenever they play silent films they have a fully working Wurlitzer pipe organ. Unfortunately places like this are becoming harder to find as costs to run them go up. There was a small town near my city that had a similar theater from the 40's that was having a hard time covering costs. The landlord took an opportunity and sold the building to a developer and now what was a classic movie house is now a parking structure.
@@crotchwolf1929 Perhaps you can start a grassroots movement to restore and maintain your old theater? Is there a college or university nearby that has a cinema department? Find out what really entertains the locals and host movie nights towards keeping the theater alive?
@@SeptemberMeadows Oh it already has an organization keeping it in business. That's why it's still operating as a working theatre today. The other theater is sadly gone.
It’s something we still have, but has unfortunately been ruined by stupid people and jackasses. Freedom of speech.
How so?
By abusing their right to free speech in order to say hateful and stupid things.
@@18videowatcher41 Oh yeah. Especially homophobic, racist, sexist, transphobic, misogynistic, totalitarian disinformation out of pure sadism.
I can hear you have a cold, so feel better
I wish there were at least more wooded areas mixed with people’s properties but I’m sure someone would find some fault with that
The internet after the 90's!
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Amazon is $20 cheaper than eBay? Where the hell are you finding that? For me, Amazon is always $40-$100 more expensive!!!
Previous student at a JobCorps(basically a free technical training center that can last up to 2 years and is ghetto af). They banned caffeine there, meaning energy drinks and caffeinated coffee, because a bunch of nimrods decided to pound down several drinks and give themself heart palpitations. Keep in mind that the age group of these centers is 16-24. They’ve been drinking caffeine before they entered, like me
Probably the most miserable aspect of there. The same can be said for any drug or alcohol: okay to have in small amounts but when you overdo it, you ruin it for all else(throwing hands when on alcohol, basically being temporarily paralyzed in a way when on marijuana, biting people when on bath salts, etc). But come on man. Seriously? Caffeine? We be needing that when they’re forcing you to wake up before 7am every day
UA-cam, twitter, google, reddit, Minecraft, do I need to continue?
Sounds like my thoughts about people put in to one video.
Those who say UA-cam was better back in the day... No it was not. Sure there were amazing UA-camrs, but there was truly awful things going on back then. Jessi Slaughter and Amanda Todd are two of the biggest examples of why UA-cam and Internet were worse back then.
Etsy. I remember the days where you could trust anybody on Etsy because it was all handmade with love products now it’s just a bunch of bullshit that people have slapped on for example I ordered a $50 hoodie and I messaged the maker and they said that it was a high level brand and that’s why I was so expensive got it and it was the cheapest shittiest shirt I ever felt in my life
Video games. To many hackers nowadays.
The dude complaining about his kids are supervised now a days seems like the same guy who would complain about teenagers breaking stuff or being butt holes and then asking where the parents are. Lol I guess packing your day you could do whatever you wanted when you were a kid but also there was a lot of kidnapping and murder.
strange youtube trends that people will remember more than w/e business curated thing...... Skibidi Toilet
WHO TF IS BUSTOIS!?😂😂😂
8:37 This is because we don't have kid friendly spaces? If you aren't watching your kid they're liable to get arrested for loitering (existing in a space without permission) or hit by a car? Is this thread populated by the same idiots they're talking about?
The park near my childhood home had a fantastic wooden playground we dubbed "The Castle." This Playground had several tall slides, monkey bars, tunnels, lots of fun could be had here. After I grew up, this kid climbing up one of the tall slides fell off and hit the wood chips below. I doubt the kid was really hurt since I did the same thing and wound up falling the same way without really being injured but this kid's parents still opted to sue. Needless to say the city demolished the castle for "Safety Concerns" There's still a playground there today but that thing wouldn't entertain a kid older than a toddler.
What's the jetwashing game?
Powerwash Simulator, really relaxing game
manners! most all of gen alpha has no idea what manners even are, I am gen z but think and often act closer to gen x, I am the kind of person who gets the door for a total stranger, I have seen them having a full blown fit because their parents wouldn't buy them a $70 game and $300 in toys, if I had done that then I would be grounded for 2 or 3 days at least, maybe even spanked and before you lose it no spanking is rarely abuse, like 97% of the time it is not abuse, now if you are spanking your child so hard that he has bruises on his butt and legs then yeah that probably is abuse, well the few bruises I got growing up were from stupid things I did, NOT from discipline...
Hi!
Everything , that label applies to all good things. Vehicles , alcohol, phones , TVs , social media to anything made with good intentions. Nuclear energy turned nuclear bomb. Hunting for food , turned war weapons . Name a subject .
Sooo what is Tim hortons?
Canadian Starbucks
a Canadian restaurant/cafe, I have never been in one because I live in southern Ohio not Canada.
@@SpencerMiller574 does that mean there are no Starbucks in Canada I’m going there next month helpppp?!?!?!
Story 8 is wrong most of what is on there is true
The mispronounced anime names hurts my soul every time..
thats the joke.
Anyone here has the right to disagree with me, as this is potentially controversial, but the rainbow. All I ask is you respect my moral values
What upsets me is that I can't possibly say all the reasons in a small YT comment why that idea feels so dismissive of me and millions of other people.
@@yharon8243 you misinterpret my statement. The idiots I am talking about are the people who continue to argue about what it means. I've lived long enough to become sick and tired of right wing vs. left wing. I don't support it, I don't disagree with it either, but I can't stand anyone who argues over it