What is going on everyone? Welcome back to my channel. I hope you're all doing well. Now this is the first video I've made since the channel hit 400,000 subscribers. That is mental. I just want to say a massive thank you to all of you have subscribed. There are so many of you now. Whether you did it like last year or yesterday, it really doesn't matter. I massively appreciate you. Now remember

for hitting that milestone, I will be doing a $400 giveaway giveaway giveaway winners will be announced.

With that being said, let's get into some entitled parent stories.

Entitled mom tries to get me to give my Easter basket to her kids.

I live in an apartment complex with my boyfriend.

I work overnight, so usually I'm asleep during most of the day.

Yesterday, my boyfriend went out and bought stuff to make up an easter basket for me,

something we did for each other last year, but hadn't really talked about doing this year

because of the pandemic. He set the basket up and left it in the passenger seat of my car

for me to find when I went to work. This morning I got home around 730 and as I was walking through the parking lots a couple of the neighbor kids were playing outside. I'm pretty sure they're brothers as I always see them together and I pass them to go upstairs while carrying my baskets.

The basket itself is a pink wicker basket. It had a small pink stuffed bunny, a giant lollipop set, a chocolate

bunny and plenty of coloured eggs in it. I had just taken a melatonin and put my sleep mask on to try to get to bed when I hear a knock at my door.

My boyfriend was fast asleep so I figured I might as well look through the peephole to see if it wasn't Amazon delivery or something.

I peek through and see my neighbor from over the stairs so I open it up.

The two boys from earlier were by her door watching our conversation.

My boys said you had an Easter basket.

Uh, yeah?

Okay, so give it to them.

I'm sorry?

Give them the Easter basket.

You're an adult.

Why do you even have one?

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