r/Entitledparents "I DEMAND YOU MOVE OUT OF YOUR HOUSE, NOW!!!"

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🗓️ 17 January 2022

⏱️ 20 minutes

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r/Entitledparents In today's episode, an entitled dad allows his loud kids to play on his neighbors' property. When OP calls them out on their sucky behavior, the entitled dad flips out and demands that OP move out of their home and work someplace else. This guy actually has the audacity to argue that OP doesn't have a right to work in the privacy of his own home. What is wrong with some people? If you like this content, be sure to subscribe for more daily content!

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1:09.2	Our next Reddit post is from Calipso Eclipseo. I remember this super vividly. Lots of tears were
1:15.5	shed this day because my family had lost our matriarch, my great-grandmother of 104 years old.
1:22.6	My family was torn to shreds that weekend. A bit of backstory. My dad's family is full of many
1:28.5	different ethnic groups. My aunts and uncles live all over the world, so they've married accordingly.
1:33.8	However, this entitled mother and entitled kid, who are about 40 and 10 years old respectively,
1:39.5	figured that their emotions were more important than my emotions. I've always been close to my
1:44.6	grandparents on my dad's side, and that didn't change even when my mom and dad divorced and I moved
1:49.7	to Texas. For clarity, the setting of the stories in my hometown of Wichita, Kansas. I've been to my
1:55.5	fair share of funerals, and if it wasn't seen as disrespectful, I would much rather mourn in secrets.
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