r/Entitledparents She Stole a Child's Pet Cat!

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🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 17 minutes

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r/Entitledparents The woman in today's video is so entitled, she thinks she's totally justified in stealing a child's pet cat! And to make things worse, she set the cat free in an area heavily populated by coyotes, which means that the cat probably didn't make it ☹️. What kind of absolute monster do you have to be to kill a child's pet cat??? People like that belong in jail! Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EXbAv16Kyw Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:39.7	Welcome to our Slash Entitled Parents, where an entitled mother steals a child's cat.
0:45.5	Hi, I read it. I posted here a while back about an entitled dad making fun of me for
0:50.0	stuttering in a coffee shop. This little gym occurred mid-last year. Also, there's going to be a lot
0:55.2	of hard to pronounce words here, so just in this slim chance, you go, hey, that's me, I'm Hugo's
1:00.6	owner. It covers this. I'm going to include pronunciation tips. So, for context, I was born in a
1:06.4	county in North Wales called Gwyneth. And as such, I'm part of a tiny minority because I didn't even
1:12.0	begin learning English until I was about 11 or 12. I'm 21 now. So, naturally, I'm much more
1:18.0	comfortable speaking my native language. Well, now, because I wasn't content to be a farmer or
1:22.9	primary school teacher, I moved down south and ended up in Cardiff where only something like
1:27.2	7% of people can speak any Welsh. No problem, I'm confident enough speaking English by now.
1:32.3	I should also preface that I'm autistic and not good with confrontation at all. I also
1:37.7	stutter a lot when I speak English. So, I've been working in a coffee shop for a little while now,
1:42.4	dealing with people and just generally starting to get settled in. One day, I meet a kindred spirit.
1:47.7	This elderly man who's been coming in regularly more for company than for coffee,
1:51.9	whenever I see him, I get his order ready right away and I sit with him when I've got a spare
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