This may just sound like someone on the train sending boring emails, but it's so much more.

It's the sound of Claire landing her biggest sail.

And this is the sound of her planning what she'll spend her payerize on, a fancy dinner or a multi-compartment bin.

How will she decide?

Claire's living her best phone life on the UK's fastest 5G network.

Three, life needs a big network.

Ucla speed test intelligence data,

h1, 2020, c3.

Go to UK slash bid network.

What is going on everyone? Welcome back to my channel. I hope you're all doing well.

Today I've got some more entitled parents stories for you so sit back relax and let's get into the action.

Entitled mother lets her kid steal my blind cane.

So a bit of backstory, I'm a 28 year old woman who just recently went fully blind.

When I was a teenager, I volunteered with my local youth group to help rebuild Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina.

And while down there I picked up a fungal parasite called histoplasmosis that over a decade migrated to my eyes and slowly cause blindness. I've been totally blind for about a year now, so I'm pretty new to it, but I digress.

When I first went blind, I barely left the house and was afraid to go out in public. I felt like everyone was staring at me, and in all honesty, I barely... was Today my husband asks if I can take an Uber down to the bank and deposit a rent check and I reluctantly

agree.

While out, he messages again and reminds me that we're out a few crucial groceries.

There was a Walmart grocery literally across the street from the bank, so I figure everything in life is an experience and I'll have to learn how to shop alone eventually, so why not?

Everything was fine at first and I was only grabbing a few things so I didn't need a cart. I was using my cane and what little echo location skills I had at the time to get around, but was still bumping into things as we blind tend to do sometimes.

My cane suddenly hit something a bit softer and I figure maybe I'd

whack someone's leg and apologize.

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