What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well.

Now today's first entitled parent story is one of the most shocking I've ever read.

As we all know, it's now been well over a year since the COVID pandemic started.

We've been locked inside for over a year. Millions of people have died.

Yet this entitled dad thought it would be a good idea, thought it would be okay, to invite O.P. into his house when he had the coronavirus.

Parents insist, I tutor their child in person, knowingly expose me to COVID.

I am a tutor. Now, most of my work has remained virtual, even as the pandemic lifts for the sake of client's convenience. However,

some parents prefer to return to in-person. Once I was fully vaccinated, I'm quite a bit older,

so I was towards the front of the line, I was perfectly happy to return to in-person sessions

with those who preferred them. I work with one family who can be a bit prickly regarding public health

measures. They wouldn't have their son do virtual sessions with me. Certain he wasn't learning anything

and pressured me quite hard, but unsuccessfully, to return to in-person before a vaccine was

available. They're otherwise fine though. Although to be fair, their son

wouldn't have needed tutoring at all had his parents not rammed him into a gifted program he

really isn't suited for. But anyways, the first few sessions back were all fine and good. But then one day,

I went in and noticed the father of the family had a pretty severe cough.

I asked if all was well, and he insisted it was fine and I should come in.

He even tried to shake my hand with his cough despite all we now know.

Well, whatever.

I was in a separate room with the son, so I figured it was fine enough.

I wouldn't be there all too long. I opened a window. So the kid and I were working away, but I kept hearing this guy, really going at it coughing, and I was pretty uncomfortable. I offer virtual sessions for precisely this reason, and I even specifically have client sign saying they will reschedule if they or their child are exhibiting signs of illness. I had that before the pandemic.

When my student mentioned his dad had returned from a trip to see a big game about two weeks ago,

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