My roommate's entitled father tries to blame me for his son failing out of university,

claiming that because his son failed, I deserve to fail as well, as he tried to blame his son's

failure on me, and I've never been more blown away by someone else's entitlement in my life.

Here's what happened. So my freshman year, I was roommates with a guy who had fairly well-off

parents. Let's call him John. John is not his real name. John was a child actor, and although he

isn't one you would recognize immediately, he's played some side characters on big sitcoms,

and did some voice acting on some pretty popular kid shows. His parents hold him to a very

high expectation, and were very strict with him and his acting. So when he got into our university,

which is considered a top 10 university globally, his parents held him to that same standard,

which for a now liberated young adult with almost no maturity, he did the exact opposite of

everything he should have done. He slept all day, partied all night, never studied, didn't go

to class, etc. Yet when his parents would call him to check up on him, I would always be mentioned

in the conversations. They needed to make sure that I was a good influence on their son,

or so they would tell him. They would consistently ask if I was partying often, if illegal substances

were involved, if I was bringing girls over late into the night, pretty much everything he was doing.

They basically wanted to ensure that I wasn't the one doing it just to keep their son safe.

This goes on for months. Whenever his parents would call him during his midday nap,

and I'd be in between classes, I'd always hear him defending me to his parents,

and he'd go beat red whenever I'd walk in, and hear what they were saying about me over the phone.

So I'd leave, and wait until his call ended, since I knew he already felt embarrassed enough.

I didn't really think of what they were saying either. I just thought it was ironic,

and told John afterwards that he didn't need to apologize, since they weren't his thoughts,

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