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Today I've got for you one crazy entitled parent story so let's jump straight into it

entitled mom can't accept that her three-year-old child isn't a prodigy.

Hey last week I started a job as a teacher, perfect ground for finding entitled

parents. Here's some background to start off with. I teach English to children and while the school

accepts children between 18 months and 12 years, my students are between the ages of 2 and 5.

The school I work at only teaches English and has different levels based on your child's ability,

where the teacher can use discretion to decide if the child can go faster or needs to slow down.

Because of the coronavirus, the school also has mostly one-on-one lessons now, but because things are getting better where I am, the school also allows

physical classes instead of online-only classes. I have this kid, we'll call him

D. I'll call him Dan. He's a three-year-old boy with a local Chinese father and a mother who is traditionally Chinese.

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