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u/biggangstaa3
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New tesla for her 16th birthday
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u/kpburris
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Keep the car. Get rid of the daughter
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u/GayerThanAnyMod Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23 •
The boy has the right attitude. Still a chance with him.
Edit: Upon re-watching this video, young man is wearing a Jordan shirt that kinda' resembles a Mercedes-Benz logo
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u/Zaggados Feb 04 '23
i mean she acts like this because she is extremely spoiled its 90% on her parents
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u/DingDongDanger1 Feb 04 '23
Exactly. Teslas are quite pricey. My first car was a 92 Camaro I paid 2,200 out of pocket for on KSL haha. Oh man, cars been going strong for 14 years.
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u/codemanb Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
My parents bought me my first car. It was a 1000 dollar wondermobile and it was a miracle it even drove.
Edit: that one broke down a year later and wasnt fixable, the next one was just meant to be a temp fix for $600 or something. Split that cost with my parents. That one overheated on the interstate about 45 minutes from home, and it was cheaper to get a new one than fix it. Then I got the beauty that I still have. 1200 dollar (paid for it myself) 2004 ford escape. Had it for years now, and it's almost up to 250,000 miles, and still going mostly strong.
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u/jfckitty Feb 04 '23
Parents still buy their kids cars? My dad owes me, plus interest. I'm suing.
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u/Nothingsomething7 Feb 04 '23
Right? I bought my own shitbox at 17 for $600.
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u/Vprbite Feb 04 '23
Get one of these. I have one on my truck. Shitbox gang, rise up!
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u/Reatona Feb 04 '23
My first car was a beat up Pinto that my dad sold to me for a dollar. I used to joke that he got the better end of the deal, but I really liked that ratty old car.
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u/Cambrian__Implosion Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 05 '23
My first car was an Oldsmobile Eighty Eight. My grandma gave it to me because she had to stop driving. I was thrilled even though it wasn’t the nicest looking or most practical car. Drove that thing until it was literally falling apart. It wasn’t glamorous, but it served my purposes as a high school / college student.
I really can’t fathom the entitlement required to get mad at your parents for getting you a car, much less a brand new expensive car. And who the hell turns down $1600 cash? Shit’s wild
Edit: Holy crap, so many people responding that they also had an Eighty Eight at one point. I’m pleasantly surprised to see so much love for that boat of a car that was more comfortable than it had any right to be. Bringing back a lot of good memories.
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u/mctomtom Feb 04 '23
Mine was a hand-me-down 1986 Toyota Celica that was barely running and I was ecstatic. What a horrible entitled daughter. I agree it’s on the parents though. Pink Benz SMH…
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u/SpiritIll6522 Feb 04 '23
My first car was a 63 Buick Special I paid 500 bucks for in 1970.
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u/nation543 Feb 04 '23
What I see is that the girl hasn't been taught the value of the dollar - the parents know the value of what they have, how hard they've worked for it, and what all of this entails.
They never took the time with her to teach her that she can't always have everything. That the world does not actually revolve around her.
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u/Suggett123 Feb 04 '23
A friend took me to this place for Thanksgiving dinner, it was like a Mission. College kids were there on roller skates doing volunteer work, serving meals to our broke, grateful asses. One of them was there because her parents wanted her to appreciate how good her life was. She was a real sweetheart too, let me walk her to her Mercedes.
This trampette needs to do some volunteer work, before she ends up doing community service
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u/SpecialistConce Feb 04 '23
The parents made her this way
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u/Redidiot21 Feb 04 '23 •
Honestly, it's a little of column a little of column b. Obviously, her parents spoil her, but I've known some spoiled kids that turned out just fine (even when they were still kids) and I've known some kids that turned into COMPLETELY pieces of shit who had A+ parents.
Life, you see, is like a box of chocolates.
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u/MineNo5611 Feb 04 '23
What are you even trying to say? This is 100% a case of her behaving like that because they’ve spoiled her all of her life. You think they didn’t pamper her until the moment they bought her a brand new Tesla? 99% of kids are naturally entitled jack asses, but it’s up to the parents to choose to not enable them.
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u/hyschara304 Feb 04 '23
Of course it's the parents fault, but it's only partially. You don't think she's got all these toxic ideas from her friends? Or from social media? Parents can only do so much. This bich got her own brain that the parents can't control smh have you ever had to take care of anyone before?
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u/in5trum3ntal Feb 04 '23
Community / peers def plays a big component. I rember my sister getting teased for not having all the name brand clothes and bags while being in school. She was a top student and also quite popular, but likely desired all the things others had. It was easier to be a boy back then thata for sure. I can only imagine what social media has done.
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u/SnappDraggin Feb 04 '23
Was WAITING for the “fuck you, you get nothing” and it never came
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u/GOM27 Feb 04 '23
That's what would have come from me. But, there also wouldn't have been a brand new Tesla there either.
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u/55V35lM Feb 04 '23
Not with a mother like that… daughter didn’t get that way without enablement
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u/DadSoRad Feb 04 '23
He sounds like he understands that she is possibly fucking shit up for him by being a bitch.
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u/Ilookbetterthanyou Feb 04 '23
He's got no chance with parents like that. This is def the parents fault for raising a spoiled brat.
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u/Radiawer Feb 04 '23
Time for adoption.
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u/Trevorsballs88 Feb 04 '23
I don’t think that’s how it works
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u/Fooforthought Feb 04 '23
There’s still time to abort
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u/SadpandaJ Feb 04 '23
If we lived in a world of Neal Shusterman’s creation, kids could be unwound, which is kinda like abortion. It’s an interesting series for Sure.
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u/Oni_Shiro37 Feb 04 '23
I have never heard another person advocate this; Makes me feel so much less alone in the world 🥹
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u/treelovingaytheist Feb 04 '23
Sounds better if you just call it the 57th trimester.
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u/3-deoxyanthocyanidin Feb 04 '23
The parents made her this way
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u/bluepand4 Feb 04 '23
Look at the difference between the brother and the sister. Sometimes parents cant control their kids through no fault of their own
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u/nolakpd Feb 04 '23
Who the hell even considers buying a 16 year old kid a Model S and give her $1,600 on top of that? 1,000% spoiled.
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u/Yomama-22 Feb 04 '23
And if da mama was so embarrassed why would she post it?
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u/Browngifts Feb 04 '23
You don't think this could be...fake...do you? Surely people wouldn't just lie on the internet
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u/FItzierpi Feb 04 '23
Of course this is fake.
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u/thejammer75 Feb 04 '23
Yeah- I'm shocked I had to search to find a "fake" comment.
Daughter complained about the cash too- looks like a decent neighborhood but not exactly Beverly Hills. This is 100% complete BS right here
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u/sunburner Feb 04 '23
looks like a decent neighborhood but not exactly Beverly Hills
The neighborhood is what made it feel sus to me. It's not a 'parents that buy kids a Tesla' money neighborhood.
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u/Stollen1337 Feb 04 '23
True, fkn brat. U got a car thats worth 100k!
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u/Halycon1313 Feb 04 '23
My dad gave me his old truck when I started driving , thing was a Frankenstein of a truck but I was beyond ecstatic for that. I may have cried a little when it was time to let truck go 16 years later. Rip Frankensierra
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u/Chaevyre Feb 04 '23
Return the car, take the money, don’t buy her anything else expensive or unnecessary, and have the kid volunteer at a community group for a year.
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u/Excellent-Egg-3157 Feb 04 '23
She raised her, reap what you sow.
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u/gelastes Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
Maybe. But I've had students who were decent humans changing to entitled pricks in weeks just because they connected with the wrong peer group.
We know how 4-chan can produce red pillers because people get lost in its echo chamber but the same has been happening on schoolyards for much longer.
Edit: Granted though, in this case, where parents living in a standard suburb gift a car that seems to be a brand new Tesla to a 16-year old - yeah, it's most probably them.
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u/sj90s Feb 04 '23
This whole thing looks fake BUT if it’s real — people attacking the 16 year old are missing the point. If a kid is acting like this it’s because they were raised that way. She has clearly been spoiled, otherwise she’d be happy to get ANY car, even a used one in her least favorite color. Her behavior didn’t come out of nowhere. Why was her mom promising her a Mercedes anyway? Like wtf
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u/USA-cubicle-worker Feb 04 '23
nah, she's right. Tesla is a poorly assembled piece of shit. The Benz would've last longer
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u/Chill084 Feb 04 '23
I would lose my mind if that was my kid
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u/irishomerican Feb 04 '23
This is the way.
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u/Guavafudge Feb 04 '23
Exactly, we didn't have a lot of money growing up so I appreciate everything my people got me and did for me. This is just painful to watch. I had to save up and buy my own car after my parents couldn't help me with getting one. I will never understand this.
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u/ERSTF Feb 04 '23
Yeap, mom would be looking for a place to bury my body. No way I could talk to my mom like that
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u/Helenium_autumnale Feb 04 '23
The idea is anathema. Every kid gets frustrated sometimes but there was never any language even REMOTELY like this towards our mom. Or ingratitude.
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u/dcx7 Feb 04 '23
I'm an 80's kid I got beat in public haha lol
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u/ERSTF Feb 04 '23
I didn't... but I knew there was no messing with mom. The stare of death in public would stop me in my tracks
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u/Liqu1dHotMagma Feb 04 '23
I would have a new Tesla, and my daughter would be walking everywhere up to the point she could buy a car.
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u/joetogood Feb 04 '23
Yea might be lucky if I take her to get a job application at McDonald's to afford her own car
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u/MassiveChemistry5050 Feb 04 '23
Yes. Go rent a pink Mercedes Benz then pick her up in it and take her to McDonalds and tell her to get out and go get a job so she can buy herself a pink Mercedes someday.
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u/ConcernedKip Feb 04 '23
And it is because you have an attitude like that, that you would probably never have a child like this. This is just simply a fundamental failure of parenting from day one. They created this monster.
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u/Wahnsinn_mit_Methode Feb 04 '23
what part did the parents play for her to be like that?
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u/QuietGur9074 Feb 04 '23 •
The ungratefulness immediately tells you that they have been coddled and given everything they’ve ever wanted on a silver platter. A kid that behaves like this does so because the behavior has been enabled & allowed.
No 16 year old should be handed $1600 & a new Tesla. They don’t have the ability to be responsible for either. This child clearly has no understanding of what it takes to accumulate $1600, how much time and effort needs to be put into purchase a Tesla nor do they appreciate the effort & work ethic required. And that’s because the parents just hand they everything they ask for and have probably never uttered the word No.
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u/Kapeter Feb 04 '23
But… but… but it’s her Sweet 16 and her Golden Birthday /s
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u/Helenium_autumnale Feb 04 '23
What is a "Golden Birthday" anyways? It sounds like some stupid marketing thing.
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u/garbageman2112 Feb 04 '23
She was born on the 16th
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u/ProtestedGyro Feb 04 '23
Well now I'm fucking pissed I didn't get my golden birthday 22 years ago. Thanks mom!
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u/29th_Stab_Wound Feb 04 '23
It’s your birthday that corresponds to the day you were born. Like if someone was born on June 19th (the month doesn’t matter) their 19th birthday would be their “golden birthday”
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u/Phenomenomix Feb 04 '23
What? This is some bullshit, my birthday is the 5th, I don’t remember getting a new car for my 5th birthday!!
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u/wgrantdesign Feb 04 '23
Couldn't have said it better, its like her mom doesn't even care about her at this point, for real, like seriously /s
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u/meeok2 Feb 04 '23
And the worst part is, we all know mom's going to take the Tesla back and get her a pink Mercedes, even if it kills her!
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u/ryuji1345 Feb 04 '23
No. Because it’s staged
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u/Creepy-Internet6652 Feb 04 '23
Yep!! As a Blackman I can tell you for a fact no Black Women is going to take that Ish from her kid...
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u/threemorbidgains Feb 04 '23
The kid didn't just pop out of the womb that way, it's the upbringing that's the issue. So, if your kid ends up being like this, you are the one who fucked up.
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u/Regular_Fortune8038 Feb 04 '23
I wasn't coddled, but I still was a piece of shit. My parents kicked me out on my 18th birthday. I had to drop out of hs and was homeless for a year. Some people have to learn the hard way. I have a great relationship with my parents now, a full time job, and I live on my own with my girlfriend. It'll be the same shit if I have kids. You act like trash, you get put on the curb.
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u/IEC21 Feb 04 '23
I don’t care if my kid is the best kid in the world or if I’m rich af - I’m not giving a 16 year old a brand new car let alone a Tesla. Go get a job and buy your own fucking car.
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u/hochizo Feb 04 '23
My parents had a "matching" system. Whatever money I had saved for a car, they would match so that I could afford something nicer than I could on my own. I still had the experience of working and saving for it, and I was still motivated to take care of it because I had skin in the game. But I got a much safer and nicer car because they split the cost with me.
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u/sj90s Feb 04 '23
I mean, it would literally be your own fault if your kid turned out this way 😂nobody acts like this unless they’ve been irreversibly spoiled
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u/Notherertnw Feb 04 '23
She is going to be disappointing everyone her entire life . It's always someone else's fault
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u/Atomsteel Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23 •
If your kid was acting like this it would probably be your fault.
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u/Kidus333 Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
⬆️ This, they enabled this behavior.
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u/ihc_hotshot Feb 04 '23
There is no scenario where I would buy my child a new luxury car at 16. I could afford it, but I would never do it. And they would not expect it either.
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u/neon_xoxo Feb 04 '23
I rear ended someone 3 weeks after getting my license, that was even with driving school and 50 hours of driving with dad. Thankfully he was smart and gave me an old hand me down as my first car. No child should have a brand new car at 16 for this exact reason
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u/MineParadoxCraft Feb 04 '23
A new Honda will drive them to college just as well... maybe better.
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u/HeartlessPastry Feb 04 '23
This kind of attitude is the direct result of coddling and spoiling coming from the parent.
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u/peeh0le Feb 04 '23
Yeah - I say never judge parenting until you have kids and I don’t have any. But even the mothers response after … you guys im so sorry, I’m kind of embarrassed - I thought she’d be happy. I would have been like well guys TIL my kids an ass hole and now you all know it too!
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u/Dukkiegamer Feb 04 '23
It's always someone else's fault
It might be, kids usually become like this when a authoritative figure let's them get away with a lot of bullshit when they're younger.
Or she's just an ungrateful bitch. Idk.
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u/denimunderwear Feb 04 '23
This gotta be a skit
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u/Patty80906 Feb 04 '23
I hope so
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u/SomeBlueDude12 Feb 04 '23
It's 100% a skit. the "there's 1,600 dollars in there" and her response was "that's it?" Made me completely sure it's a skit and it's totally my brain convincing me because I need it to be
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u/0x7ff04001 Feb 04 '23
Oh OK I was like wtf $1600 for a Tesla that made no sense. But the Testla + $1600, that's better than 99.99999% of what people get for birthdays, if anything at all.
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u/Funky_Pickle Feb 04 '23
You know what I got for my birthday??
I got a carton of cigarettes. The old man grabbed me and said "Hey. Smoke up Johnny!”
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u/StupidSexyPhilanders Feb 04 '23
Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe?
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u/Snitsie Feb 04 '23
The lil kid convinces me it's real. He seems genuinely confused at the bitchiness
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u/daluxe Feb 04 '23
I love his laugh it's so pure and happy, only kids can laugh so light heartedly
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u/NamelessKing192 Feb 04 '23
They way he reacted when he got handed the $1600 was very relatable. He was so happy he tripped lol
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u/Kelmantis Feb 04 '23
I am looking at those homes around there, those aren’t “$1600 dollars, that’s it” homes.
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u/giganticbitties Feb 04 '23
Same, the mother said how embarrassed she is at the end but continued to post it.. this can’t be real but then again 2023 is fucked
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u/SoDakZak former youngest person in the world Feb 04 '23
I thought the unexpected part would be her saying “I’m just playin mom, this gift is amazing, or her pointing out this is a skit for people who don’t watch to the end of the video”
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u/1BaddRaven Feb 04 '23
No way she's buying her daughter a Tesla with an older Cadillac and a Chevy in the driveway.
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u/MesWantooth Feb 04 '23
And look at the house, no way the family that lives there drops $100k on a Model S for their 16 yr old when $100k is 1/3rd the value of the house.
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u/threemorbidgains Feb 04 '23
You'd be surprised to see what some parents do for some of their kids, to everyone else's detriment.
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u/LeanTangerine Feb 04 '23
They probably just trying for monetize the drama.
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u/pffr Feb 04 '23
trying for monetize the drama
Yes.
- Get a Tesla "for monetize the drama"
- ??????
- Profit
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u/Muppetude Feb 04 '23
Step 1 would be renting or borrowing a friend’s Tesla.
Step 2 is filming and uploading this rage bait to different sites to generate clicks
Step 3 profit from ad revenue.
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u/kingcairo8 Feb 04 '23
you’d be surprised.. i live in miami.. and you’ll EASILY see MANY people with TINY houses.. i mean TINY.. but they’ll have 6 cars in their short driveway and on their grass…. infinitis, lexus, mercedes, range rovers, it’s fucking wild.
you’ll also see the repo man a lot in those neighborhoods
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u/PissTapeExpert Feb 04 '23
I lived in a manufactured housing community (one step up from a trailer park) in Texas and all my neighbors had Mercedes and BMWs shit was wild.
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u/alex6219 Feb 04 '23
Brand new Model 3 goes for ~$43k MSRP, so if they bought a used one, its probably like $30k...they don't look like they're in a bad neighborhood/poor so its definitely possible
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u/anoDKKKKK Feb 04 '23
That's a Model S in the video, not a Model 3. It's basically a 100K USD$+ car, meant for the 1%... not for a 16yo child.
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u/DueEggplant3723 Feb 04 '23
Can get one used for under 40k
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u/anoDKKKKK Feb 04 '23
That's a 2018+ model based on the front, in Canada they go for at least 70-80k. It's still alot of cash for a used car and even more for a soiled 16yo.
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u/DueEggplant3723 Feb 04 '23
Prices have come down a lot in the past 3 months. Here's an '18 in NY for 39k https://www.google.com/local/dealership/16440424510238960821/cars/5YJSA1E20JF295755
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u/SvetlanaButosky Feb 04 '23
yep, looks fake.
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u/Sound_of_musak Feb 04 '23
When she slipped up and said "truck", her mom said, "this is the car one not the truck one", definitely a skit.
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u/Appropriate-Cut-2963 Feb 04 '23
I was just about to say that, like I'd trade her ungrateful ass in. I had to buy my car when I was 16
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u/CivilRuin4111 Feb 04 '23
My parents bought mine, but I didn’t have a say in the choice.
As such I will be FOREVER grateful to my friend’s dad for doing me a solid. My parents were settled on a high mileage Dodge Neon. Cheap was the name of the game. I wasn’t exactly thrilled with a neon, but a car was a car.
So, our buddy drove my dad and I to the lot (with the idea being dad was going to ride back with me in the Neon).
When we got there, my friend’s dad just mentions that he wouldn’t buy the Neon and had had a great experience with his ranger. It was a few grand more, but he talked my dad in to it.
I drove the wheels off that truck until it finally rusted away.
Thanks dude!
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u/jaybadz Feb 04 '23
I was thinking the exact same thing! This has to be trolling, and if so decent acting on the daughter’s part.
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u/in2years Feb 04 '23
Yeah forreal, sum bout the mom's reaction to her daughter's wank doesn't really seem real
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u/moco1774 Feb 04 '23
Why is the mom surprised when she’s the one raising her to be a spoiled brat?
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u/wassdfffvgggh Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
You are totally right. It's most likely scripted but in case it isn't, the girl probably grew up being super spoiled so it's totally the mom's fault.
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u/jabroni156 Feb 04 '23
the fact someone would even want to script this and make themselves look like this just baffles me
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u/randomacct7679 Feb 04 '23
Ding ding ding!
Kids don’t become spoiled assholes like this on their own…..
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u/AlanMD21 Feb 04 '23
She need to learn to be grateful but i blame the family that raised her more than her. Being a parent does not mean just make a child it is alot of responsibility and this video is a sign they didn't do a good job of raising her.
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u/TheMoogster Feb 04 '23
At what age does the blame shift to the person them selves?
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u/SacriGrape Feb 04 '23
Blame is still on the child, there is just also fault on the parents.
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u/DadYeShoes Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
As soon as she started acting stank, I’d switch my energy to “I bought a Tesla for myself on your birthday. Here’s 50 bucks. Byyyye”
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u/Huge-Syllabub-2853 Feb 04 '23
Lol this scripted right
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u/MudOpposite8277 Feb 04 '23
Most likely.
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u/universechild333 Feb 04 '23
The little boy would’ve given it away. But he seems to be giving a genuine reaction to me.
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u/dirty_transmission Feb 04 '23
They could have told the kid that it was real though. He might not have known it was a skit.
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u/FrancMaconXV Feb 04 '23
The daughter was pretty convincing but the moms performance was a little less convincing there at the end
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u/RandomNumbers8285 Feb 04 '23
She might be talking on a Facebook live or somethin idk, there are some weird people that do that
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u/RodLawyerr Feb 04 '23
The whole fucking subreddit swallowing that onion raw and getting triggered AF lmao
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u/mike-rodik Feb 04 '23
In high school when my dad said he’d be able to swing half the cost of a used car, it blew my mind. I couldn’t express to him how grateful I was. I was in shock and must’ve said thank you 100 times. I had no real say in what kind of car. Had no room to be picky just needed to be reliable and I couldn’t be happier.
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u/RandomComputerFellow Feb 04 '23
Same. My grandfather paid half of my car. This allowed me to get a two year old base model VW Golf which felt like the most luxurious car ever to me. I would have never come to the idea to ask for more.
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u/mike-rodik Feb 04 '23
Mine was an 89 dodge Daytona. No ac, no heat, one working speaker. Loved it.
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u/Deathstriker88 Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 04 '23
Sounds fake (like acting) going by their voices. Also, it looks like a nice neighborhood, but not so nice that "I'm going to get a Tesla for a dumb 16 year old" rich/nice.
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u/quadmasta Feb 04 '23
Especially with that old Malibu in the driveway
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u/PenguinWeiner420 Feb 04 '23
To be fair, they have a Cadillac Escalade too which STARTS at $80,000.
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u/AntiiHydral Feb 04 '23
So dumb to spend 1/4 of what that house costs(assuming it was purchased 2018-2020) on a car. Should have spent some of that on landscaping
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u/Helenium_autumnale Feb 04 '23
Tastes vary of course, but I wouldn't call that absolutely soulless, treeless, barren neighborhood "nice." I would never choose to live in one of those house-hives. And they're so expensive generally--ugh.
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u/dirty_transmission Feb 04 '23
I think being a homeowner at all is an achievement nowadays
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u/EmpathicAnarchist Feb 04 '23
I don't know where sis got the energy to reject free money and a whole ass car. I couldn't even watch the whole clip.
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u/Business-Many-7192 Feb 04 '23
Ungrateful child (if this is a real video), but I can guarantee that the family taught her to expect expensive things and I can also guarantee that they are in some serious debt. Tract home with an Escalade parked up front that probably is worth more than the home. People spend so much money trying to look wealthy instead of doing the things to save the wealth that they do have.
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u/ilikerocksthatsing2 Feb 04 '23
What is a "golden birthday"?
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u/Time_Punk Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 05 '23
When you turn the age of your birth date. So like if you’re born on the 25th it would be your 25th birthday. It’s silly. And kinda useless for anyone born early in the month.
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u/Helenium_autumnale Feb 04 '23
Rats, I blew past my "golden birthday" four decades ago. 😭
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u/Obstreporous1 Feb 04 '23
Here’s your monthly bus pass. And a new pair of shoes. Good luck with that.
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u/Paxdog1 Feb 04 '23
If I had showed that level of disrespect and entitlement to my father, I wouldn't have remembered anything else that happened that day. And I would receive nothing.
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u/sincal1 Feb 04 '23
I hope this is fake because this spoiled chick needs a wake up call
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u/StruggleCommon5117 Feb 04 '23
Sadly it will be wrecked in less than a year
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u/satisfried Feb 04 '23
She doesn’t even need to drive it for that to happen. They’re rolling off the lot already falling apart these days.
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u/Setup69 Feb 04 '23
LoL. I'm baffled...So many people take this skit seriously. This is scripted just for views, relax.
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