Stories like that first one really get me scratching my head. I mean how does someone old enough to be the parent of children feel so entitled to a thing that belongs to a complete stranger that she would not only encourage her kid to steal that thing but then call the police on the rightful owner of the thing when they take it back?

1. She called a Gameboy a "Gameguy"!. Now THAT is worthy of calling the police for

The moment Karen slapped OP, he should have rearranged her face until she's unrecognizable as human. People's faces should match their personalities

I had a Karen experience, my daughter had got a Duffy backpack at Tokyo Disney sea. (You can only get them there, which is in Japan) we are now in Canada. This Karen threw a fit that my daughter wouldn’t give it to her while we are in the grocery store, then she tried to take it from my 4 year old daughter. That was a big mistake, Karen found out what an uppercut feels like, she got the left and the right. She was out like a light into the pickle rack. I wish more people did this, because you would see a lot less Karen’s. Yes the police came, she was arrested for assaulting a child. She went to jail and her charges against me we thrown out.

Story 1: Not how capitalism works, Karen. If you want something, you pay for it with this thing called "money." Strangers are not obligated to hand over their stuff to you to give to your kid because he "deserves" it.

About the 5th story: for me it was the opposite: I enjoyed the horror story of a demon that kidnaps children and steal their eyes, but I've waited like 16 years before saying "I'm brave enough to see a move about a skeletal Santa". Yes, I know

I love the entitled kid and parents reddit stories. Keep up the good videos

Pro (or rather basic) tip : Never put anything valuable in you back pocket in public, way to easy of a target for an opportunistic thief (like the kid) and anyone who know what they are doing can pick it with the target not feeling a thing. Do this in any touristy place in Europe and you will 100% get you stuff stolen! Hopefully the OP has learned his lesson.

First story, if that Karen legit kept pestering OP for *days* after the whole debacle ended, then that's textbook stalking & harassment. Call the police and have her arrested. Nip that problem in the bud right away, before the Karen potentially gets it into her head to do something really stupid and/or crazy (likely both).

LMAO, Corlaine is actually pretty scary! It has scared all 3 of my kids from 23 down to 8, not for the faint of heart, lol.

HAPPY UPDATE 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Op from 3rd story saw all the red flags after reading reddit comments and broke off things with his girlfriend.

As someone who is incredibly serious about retro gaming the first story infuriates me to a bad level And you can just steal a console and the proceed to say it was yours and call the cops. Thank you am I the jerk for always posting interesting story’s and lots of people enjoying them

On the first story, when the entitled Karen slapped me, I would have given her a left hook back!

I know the feeling about having stuff stolen by you from annoying, kids. When I was little, my gameboy was stolen from me too and sad, I never saw it again. Some kids as such serious brats

9:50 that story is fucking crazy. I really really REALLY hope that op did not stay with his gf. She’s 100% an unhinged paranoiac that needs major therapy. Facetiously speaking, it should be against the law for people like her to even THINK about relationships without having undergone an extensive stint in therapy

Story #3... I dated an insecure girl while in high school. Wow, it was exhausting! The constant reassurance. I thought things were going well, but after a few months, she broke up with me. I found out later that she broke up with me, because she thought I was going to break up with her, and she wanted to "beat me to the punch". From then on, I tried to avoid dating insecure women. If someone is broken, you can't fix them. They need to seek help from a professional.

You know what we give Karens like the one in the first story? New shoes and a vacation. The shoes are made of cement, and the vacation is at the lake, of course.

Best story teller of all time your voice is 100%

So yeah on story 5, Coraline is definitely something I would classify as "kiddie horror." Getting kids into those kinds of movies involves baby steps. Nightmare Before Christmas was definitely a good first step, but OP really needed to show her kiddo Courage the Cowardly Dog or Invader Zim in between. Stuff that has a few light moments in between as opposed to something that's straight horror from start to finish.

Story #1: This is why I don't use my back pockets. XD Story #5: I frickin' love that movie! B)

The moment a woman says if someone else came along they’d leave you, it’s a wrap. She’s only there for a good time, not a long time.

It’s nice u got your game boy back

I'll be honest, I saw Coraline for the first time when I was about 16 and to be honest I was a little scared... a little too much because when something scares me I tend to think it's going to jump out at me literally around every corner but I'm lucky that I get out of this state after some time and I'm also lucky that dreams hardly seem to me and I've probably never had nightmares, so in this respect I'm quite safe

As a game boy owner, I’m happy you did not let them get away with this

My favourite part is when he said "its morbin time "and he morbed all of his enemys I watched that part 1morbilion times

Wow, the reader and writer are absolute weenies about Coraline.

My daughter use to watch that movie every day. It was one of her favorites

That first one though. As a retro console collector this one was something else.

Story number one is the reason why whenever I go out in public with my wallet/3DS I always put my hand in pocket w/ my valuables.

Story #1: OP should press charges on the a**hole. Like if someone tried to steal something from me that I hold dearest to my heart because their child "deserves" it, that sh*t's going to court.

OP from the first story should've been like "Well officer, since we've got this all sorted out that the GameBoy is MINE, I'd like to go ahead and press charges for assault while I've got you here."

The last story reminded me of every time my BF beat up his "friend" for insulting me, hairdressing me, sexually assaulting me, or just being inappropriate 😂😂😂

Without any examples of what was said, it's hard to judge what's going on with the boyfriend's friends. Different people have different thresholds for what's appropriate and some people ARE overl sensitive and others ARE overly insensitive. Trust me, I grew up as one of those overly sensitive people and I know how lightening up can improve your life. Can't really judge from the information provided.

When the cop showed up in the first story I'm surprised he didn't say "thank goodness you're here officer, these 2 robbed and assaulted me."

Story #1: If this is a minor, I'm surprised they answered the door. Furthermore, the police were totally abusing their power by demanding a receipt from five years earlier. Story #2: I almost never loan anything to anyone, and if I make some rare exception for whatever reason, I make sure that I have a promissory note or some other type of proof. You'd be amazed by how many people don't want to "borrow" money when you ask them to sign something. Story #3: You should never be more loyal to someone than they are to you -- that's inviting 4bu53. My best friend of several years told me something once that has always stuck with me: dishonest people don't deserve your honesty; disrespectful people don't deserve your respect. This person clearly does not respect or appreciate you and even pretty much admitted that she's waiting for greener pastures at which point she'll throw you away like yesterday's garbage. Above that, she's childish and entitled. Escape the drama now. Story #4: There are basically a few options here and none of them are good. Either it's a prank, she's not into you but wanting to keep you in orbit in case she needs something before what she sees as a better opportunity comes along, or she has other(s) but sets up something with you as a "just in case" and cancels with you when they follow through. The fact that you initiate all of the conversations is telling. It requires little effort on her part; she just has to respond when you make an effort. Eventually, she'll just stop responding. The next time she cancels on you, text her this: "I don't think this is going to work out. I don't appreciate you flaking on me. Good luck in your search." Then leave it alone unless or until she begins to treat you differently. Also, begin seeking out other options of your own in the meantime. Story #6: Concern is warranted because like attracts like, birds of a feather, etc. Story #7: If you're feeling helpful or giving, have parameters that are unmovable. If people can't respect said parameters, they immediately and permanently lose interacting with you in the future.

You can’t steal it back, because stealing is taking something that does not belong to you and knowing that is does not belong to you. If somebody steals something, you can take it back, but not steal it back unless they have legal rights to the property.

'That game guy toy thing' 💀💀 I fricking died🤣🤣🤣 Caroline is horrifying😢

For the Coraline one, don’t worry. I watched Coraline when I was young and I now LOVEEEEE CREEPY SH+T LIKE THAT!

For the fifth story I had a similar scenario. Was watching my niece(teenager) and we watched the movie together for the first time and we both loved it. What I didn’t expect was for her to watch it on repeat and it creeped the everliving hell out of her mother(my sister). So it didn’t scar my niece, but it did scare my sister away from it. LOL

Woah. I dunno about the rest of you, but as soon as that broad took a _swing_ at the kid in the first story? My childhood came rushing back- and I can't name any _one_ of the sixty idiot classmates I had, who *wouldn't* have immediately body checked her onto the floor after that. If I saw that go down at this arcade at the mall, up on the 2nd floor? I'd have expected to see two morons almost go sailing over the guard rail. ...and yes, I know. They were a violent bunch. Good times, though.

Calling a Gameboy Color “vintage” just makes me feel old now 🤣🤣

The whole crush one. It's an unobtainable dream. Most people dream of being millionaires or billionaires. Doesn't mean its gonna happen.

Story 1: I would have called the police at D&B... At least then they would have security cameras to look at proof

This channel can make a kid who imagines the world as a wonderful paradise know the truth about entitlement and that some people just go too far to get their way

Is it not normal for my small child to love the movie Coraline and watch it on repeat Non-Stop for hours

Oh man, don’t promise you’ll always be with that person. No one can truly know whether they can keep that promise. Also, people change or they end up being someone other than the person you loved. That girl is projecting her insecurities on that guy. Hard. If she assumes people are as bad as her, she’ll have no qualms about striking first.

I can relate with Story 2. There was a guy in my high school that suddenly tried being buddies in my friends group and we all were excited to go to our senior day before finishing high school. It cost about 30 dollars (which was perfect at the time as gas money to fill up my truck) per student and my entire group all paid for the senior day except for that guy. And he begged for everyone to help him pitch in because he didn't want to feel leftout, promised he pay back after it was all over. of course give him a reason to be outside of school. I thought it over and because I'd believe in making the last year memorable and seemed like a man of his word. At the time, I was the only person in the group that had a part time job. So i was able to give him 30 dollars before the deadline and he was so thankful about it, and gave me his word he'd pay me back. Senior day happens, had a great time with my circle of friends and that was that. I had approached him several times afterwards about his promise to pay me back but always had a lame excuse or pretended it was out of good will. Eventually my friends took my side when they found out about he hadn't paid me back, and have seen him post on social media about him buying a new Playstation and controllers . Which made him become the outcast of the group, and didn't want anything to deal with us. I did feel used about it and eventually I got the money back but it was from my group of friends. They assured me I had very good intentions had believed he would be a man of his word.

1st story: he should press charges!!

The fact she had the nerv to call the cops because she wouldn't let her kid steal is disgusting

The second story: My mom's mother told me to never part with more than I can afford not to get back. Tragically, this is a total narcissistic move. They rewrite history once they get what they want and ghost the person, avoiding any responsibility of honoring their end of the deal. In true narcissistic fashion, they usually have a long list of people that they are not on good terms with anymore and they always tell the story where they are the victim and everyone else is the bad guy. Projection. How do I know? I've been there. I had a friend who used every card she could to get what she wanted including perpetuating the myth that she was a single mom. She wasn't. She had a husband who worked on the road and was gone for months on end so this scam of hers often worked in finding new victims to shake down for money she had no intention of ever repaying. I could go on but this would turn into a novel. Unfortunately, OP learned a very expensive lesson. His now former friend did it to him and he'll do it to other people. The truth eventually comes out and the former friend will be seen for the grifter that he is. Let karma sort it out.

The first one make m'y blood boild i swear how Bad of a parent you are to let your kid stole a console...

I was 5 when I saw "Nightmare before Christmas" - I could not go over Boogie Man scene until I was 12 I saw "Coralie" when I was 9 - and I feel in love with it. Sometimes different scenes make our skin crawl and visit our nightmares xP

I feel REALLY bad for the daughter in story #5

That 4th story sounds like they are trolling him like some sick teen girl prank

I relate to the story #5 about Coraline VERY much, after watching it, I was basically traumatised for LIFE. 😳

End of the third story.. That was the best advice

the Coraline story hilarious because I always watched that movie when I was like 5 and was never afraid in the slightest

That Health Spa is anything but an angel and who encourages a kid to steal obviously does not deserve it if you wanted to Game Boy that badly she could have asked easily have earned it herself rather than having her kid steal it

OP in the first story should have pressed charges against Karen. She committed assault, contributed to the delinquency of a minor by encouraging her son to commit theft, and probably filed a false police report by lying to the police.

Story 5: I understand Coraline can be scary for some people but when I was kid I loved to watch it. I was 7 when it first released I watched Coraline on loop. I loved the stop-motion animations and I still do.

Story 5: Always screen movies before showing them to your children. Don't just watch them and then show them if you liked them, but screen them (watch with the knowledge of kids sitting in the room). A lot of times, we have movies that we enjoy yet our minds really block out how much dirt is in the movie that kids would pick up (language, sexual innuendoes, etc.).

I saw Coralie too, when I was a little kid. I was pretty shocked and had nightmares too so....

Steal it back? He just tryna take his possessions back where it belongs.

"Who do you think is attractive?" is a GIANT relationship trap which hurts both parties. My favority answer is Audrey Hepburn. I do believe Hepburn was gorgeous, witty, classy, smart, and talented. But I can focus my praise on the hardships she endured due to WWII, her charity work, and how inspirational I really do find her. Huge bonus: She is from my great-grandparents' generation so my current sweetheart does not feel threatened.

Him: “dont worry because they will never obtain that celebrity” Me: 😭

The fact that Karen called the game boy a game guy💀

I put the gambit in my back pocket Dad: YOU DID WHAT?!

As I listened to the 3rd story, this reminds of something that I'll never, ever, forget. Me, my ex-girlfriend, and Jasmine attended to an event that was held at the Children's Center of Antelope Valley (CCAV). I honestly can't remember what the event was, but my guess would be that CCAV had something to do with Valentine's Day event, with food, games, music, and candy. Somewhere in between 6:00 PM-6:30 PM, the Valentine event was about to end soon. The music had stopped, and the event stopped 1 hr. early. Jasmine left, and it was just me and my ex. She had a look on her face that something felt off. I tried showing her love, respect, and affection, but she pushed me away as if she wasn't having any of it. She even said this, "You and I can't predict the future of we'll be together forever. I'm sorry I'm not my-old-self, and I love you, but the relationship we have just doesn't sound that serious. You deserve someone better than me." Despite me reassuring her that I loved her, but the moment she said those words, I was completely speechless and flabbergasted. I left around 6:50 PM to get back home, and I couldn't wrap my head around what just happened. My mind just went blank after what my ex told me; I didn't know what to make of it. On the day after, she believed that I truly loved her so much. Everything was normal for a couple of days, but her insecurities took over, yet again. Days turned into weeks that she kept telling me, "We don't know if we'll ever be together forever. Neither you nor me can predict the future of us lasting forever."

How does someone not understand Burglary? It’s the most simple law ever.

You're my favorite KZfaqr I have watched your videos where I think one or two years

Sometimes the best way to deal with a relationship is to walk away from it. Yeah. The truth sucks. I can't change that.

Something similar happened to me once. A Karen took a console from me saying that I was too old to play with it, I took it from her and told her STFU

I would be willing to bet that girl is heavily projecting and is in fact doing what she is accusing

Story 3: i honestly had a situation like that, although not as drastic, with my own girlfriend. We were both insecure though, so i understand her pov. But she didn't understand why my unconditional love for her, and sometimes doesn't even believe it, and she questions me everytime about it, everytime i told her i love her, she would just nod, sometimes she says it back, but she wouldnt get why you say you love someone. After another few months of dating though, after more deep talks about eachother, she finally understood what i meant by what i say to her, after i proved to her how much i cared about her and what she has to say, and we are much closer afterwards. We were already very close, we had each other's backs and would be there for eachother, but after that, we wanted to be together more than ever. So really, i think neither were a jerk, but they do need to be able to talk, and then decide what to do. If the girlfriend doesn't want to, then she would be the jerk.

Story 1: I absolutely hate how karens don’t understand the rarity of items. They’re the type of people who would see a brand new iPhone 2G and call it “old and junky”

#3 RUUUN!!! Run, don't walk from this relationship!

If I was the OP in the 1st story I would have pressed charges against the Karen

Calling a Gameboy and Gameguy is a war crime.

Okay honestly I believe it that you traumatized your kid because of Coraline and I also got scared when I was like little so I understand your child getting traumatized😂

The video: "I still can't belive she called it a game guy" Me: *Dying screaming rolling on the floor laughing*

Lmao i watched Coraline as a 4 yo and didnt understand the plot 💀

Let’s go Pokémon is awesome I love that you mentioned the Pokémon crystal games cause it is honestly one of the most underrated enhanced version of a mainline game

I saw one glimpse of the movie Coraline when I was 6 and I'm still emotionally scarred to this day. (I saw the scene with the witch trying to replace Coraline's eyes)

Never lend out more money than you can afford to lose and if you do lend money to a friend don't except it back. If they pay you back you know they are trustworthy.

"How dare you say something like that to my angel"? he should have responded by saying you mean this angel? And showing her a picture of a biblically accourate angel

Story 1- That's why you keep your game boy in your front pocket. Then a thief has to grope your front to steal from you.

Dave n busters will always be an amazing arcade

I would go mental if someone tried to steal any of my consoles! My game boy colour was my pride and joy back in the day.

When I first watched Coraline I was 8. When me and my family left the theater, my little sister was traumatized and my parents were just talking about how they probably shouldn’t have taken us to watch it. At the time I was confused because I didn’t find the movie scare at all and had no idea why anyone would but definitely as I got older I could understand why one would be scared of it.

I was watching SSSniperwolf with autoplay on. This video showed up. Didn't regret opening autoplay.

Dude In the relationship with the crazy gf, what a total L for the guy.

Sometimes I find these stories hard to believe but having ran into some dealt with some women like this it isn’t too shocking.

First story: A Karan called a game boy color a game guy and I’m still laughing 😂

i get wayyyy too angry watching this because of the Karens but i CANNOT stop watching these

Coraline is scary? huh...I always thought my mom was scarier.

How entitled do you have to be to not only steal someone's game console- but to also slap someone in the face for trying to take it back??? Also story 3 reminds me of my mom- My dad mentioned that he liked Ellie Goulding's voice while we were listening to a song by her on a road trip and my mom got SUPER jealous and upset about the fact that my dad liked a girl's singing voice that wasn't hers. Some people are so insecure- that girl in the story is crazy and incredibly manipulative and he needs to leave her ASAP

if someone steals saying they deserve it they don't deserve it.

Lesson learned: Keep your receipts for valuable items.

The Karen: "gameguy" Me: I took that personally

When I saw Coraline for the first time, I loved it so much I watched it again. And I was 6