Welcome to our slash malicious compliance, where an entitled parent learns a lesson that

just because the video's on YouTube does not mean that it's safe for kids.

Our next reddit post is from Sijaga.

My brother and I are not on the best of terms.

I envy people with good relationships to their siblings because being around my brother is just

draining. He seems to follow two very strict rules. The first is that he's always right.

Even when evidence is presented against him, I swear the guy has developed immunity to logic

and reason. The second rule he follows is that I am always wrong. Whatever I say, he has to argue

against. It's obnoxious. Luckily, we no longer live in the same countries, so we see each other

at most two times a year which is barely tolerable. I recently traveled to my parents to celebrate

Christmas and so would my brother, his wife and his two kids, maybe like two and five years old.

We're all staying in my parents' house, and as you can imagine, it's rather crowded,

and the noise level far exceeds that of what I'm used to.

One morning, I wake up at around 8 a.m. My brother and his kids are already awake and eating breakfast.

I decide to browse reddit on my phone for an hour just to avoid more interaction than I have to.

When I finally decide to leave bed and have breakfast, my brother and his family have moved into

the TV room. The TV is on and they're watching cartoons on YouTube. I make myself a sandwich and

join them. My brother hands me the remote and says, just put on whatever the five-year-old is

pointing at. I need to go to the bathroom. Okay, I can do that. Unlike his father, the five-year-old

is actually pretty cool to be around. We browse child-friendly YouTube videos, eventually settling on

Barney the Purple Dinosaur. By this point, my brother's returned. Eventually, the video ends and

related videos pop up. The kid is pointing at a video called Scientifically Accurate Barney the

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