What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all having an amazing day.

Now today I've got for you a couple more classic entitled parent stories, starting off with this one,

in which a diabetic helps out another diabetic on the street, offering them some key snacks to keep their blood sugar level from dropping too low.

It's all going well until an entitled mum intervenes and tries to steal the food from them.

Entitled mother thinks I should give my diabetes snacks to her daughter.

So, I'm a type 1 diabetic and in the morning I went out for a bike ride.

As I'm a diabetic, I always bring snacks with me in case I go low or get hungry. I bring a juice box,

a few glucose tablets, two fruit tube bars and two granola bars, just enough for me to be able to

correct my blood sugar twice and have a small snack. As I was biking home, I passed someone

sitting on the ground who looked like they were kind of distressed, so I pulled over to ask if they were

okay. The guy was a little younger than me, and told me he was a diabetic, and showed me his

medic alert necklace. He explained that he'd gone low while biking, but forgot to refill the snacks

in his bag when he left, so he was trying to figure out what to do. He didn't have anyone to bring

him anything, but he also didn't want to figure out what to do. He didn't have anyone to bring him anything,

but he also didn't want to call an ambulance over this. So I offered him my snacks and to sit with him

while we waited for it to go back up, explaining that I was also a diabetic. After I'd sat down with him

and given him the tablets, a woman came over and asked me for my juice box for her daughter. I explained that I was

giving him what I had because he was a diabetic and had low blood sugar and I needed the rest to

ensure I could get home safe. She started to tell me that she and her daughter had been biking for a few

hours and she was hungry and just wanted my juice box and a granola bar. I asked her if

her daughter was diabetic and she said no. So I apologized and again explain nicely that I need

those for myself. The conversation that followed is as such. So why did you give him some? Because he is a

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