An entitled jerk shoves my four-year-old son out of the way, all because he was standing in the

trail that we were hiking on. But when that happened, I saw red, as I taught this entitled jerk

a lesson that he would never forget. Here's what happened. Okay, so I was out for a hike with my

son and my dog. It's rainy and slightly windy, but it's just a lovely day to be in the woods.

There's bright green needles and leaves against a gray sky, and it's just a lovely day to be in the woods. There's bright green needles and

leaves against a gray sky, and there's wildflowers bursting up through it all. My son finds a snail

on a tree, and he is absolutely stoked. We're looking at it, talking about its shell, its slime,

as well as what it's doing and why it's there. It's a narrow section of the trail, so we're over

on the side, and my dog has her face buried in the bushes, and it's right and why it's there. It's a narrow section of the trail so we're over on the side

and my dog has her face buried in the bushes. And it's right at that magical moment with me and my son

that the entitled jerk of this story comes storming around the corner. I see this guy coming up with

his dog and my son sees a big chocolate lab so he gets all excited about the big dog

and he happily invites them over to see

the snail that he got. My son is standing in the middle of the trail now, and he's looking at

this guy and telling him to look at this snail that he got. Now, I'm not sure what my son was going to

say next, but this entitled jerk actually pushes my son out of the way. Mind you, my son is four years old, and he's literally

asking this guy to see a snail that he found on a trail on a Sunday morning. Now, when that happened,

I immediately blocked his way. I looked at him and I said, you need to apologize to my son right now.

This entitled jerk looks me in the eye and says, he can't just be standing in the middle of

the trail. And when I say I saw red, I'm being completely serious. I got a little bit closer and I spoke

more clearly. I said to him, you push my son, apologize right now. When I said that, I'm pretty sure

this guy was not ready for this level of confrontation, so he immediately

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