"what if he got infected with their mental disability?" Should reply "oh I'm sure he's already thoroughly caught that from you"

"you're an adult and shouldn't act like little kids" dude dropped this line like a boss sheesh

For the first story, the thing the OP should've done is calling the police the moment the mother drove off... and tell them that she left her kid to strangers asked them to care for him, even paid them off didn't leave any contact and OP is concerned for the safety of the kid (even should've put something like "I'm not certain but from the behavior of the so called mother I think that kid might not be even hers") please come fast and bring child support services.

Growing up. My one neighbor has a son who has some mental disability. Had some other neighbors who was new to the neighborhood. They didn't want their kids being around my one neighbors son cause they "didn't want our kids to catch what they have." Yeah........ good thing those neighbors that said that moved away. The neighborhoods I.Q. dropped when they moved in and instantly raised when they moved out.

Some Father of the Year dropped all four of his kids at the pool where I worked and just walked out of the gate. He wouldn't even look behind him when I called that an adult needed to watch the kids: "That's your job." I felt bad telling the older kids that they had to get out of the pool and go back to the useless man who'd engendered them. ...And these are the kind of useless kid-makers who sneer at people without kids as "immature."

Story 1: Not the jerk. Asking her to leave and pointing that she was being recorded is the best thing to do.

Should have called social services and said that he was abandoned by his mother.

In the last one, the OP was definitely confusing empathy and sympathy. Empathy is more like knowing exactly how someone feels, sympathy is feeling bad regardless if you "get it".

I loved hearing the ice cream story! Both my son and I are high functioning autistic. One time my sister was being awful to my son. He was 5 years old, and finally said Aunt Karen, could you stop being a dolt? She didn't get it, "Of course I am an adult, how can I stop? You are such a little freak!" "Okay, Aunt Karen, but you will always be a dolt!" For years, my Dad giggled every time he remembered my tiny little 5 year old boy besting his aunt with language.

the moment that child was dropped off, the police should have been notified. She pretty much abandoned her kid. She's extremely reckless and the kid is obviously learning his behavior from her.

Entitled mother, dropping her entitled kid off with strangers and leaving no contact information? That’s called child abandonment and my first call would’ve been to the police. Entitle mother needs a wake up call, you don’t just dump your kid off on strangers.

As an autistic person I can confirm you are not a jerk and you are providing a great service

In that first story, notify the police. Either they'll advise on how to handle an abandoned child and have an officer show up at pick up time, or they'll get the Korean equivalent of CPS to pick them up. See how the entitled mother deals with that.

Story one: entitled mom just said “ take my son I don’t care. Have some money. “ (hours later) “ I HATE THAT YOU LEFT MY SON WITH STRANGERS!!! IM GONNA SUE YOU!!! “

My story is quite the reverse. I am a retired teacher. My neighbour sometimes drops her son off at my place. Really don't mind. He shoves money in my hand. It was too much. Anyway. I told him that we can go grocery shopping later and I'll cook what he wants to eat. He told me that i'm a much better cook than his mom. I told him to never, ever say that ever again. Mom comes pick him up. Noticed that the money was intact. Our families are still good friends 'till this very day.

Karen’s are continuing to be crazier and crazier

I have autism and thankfully never dealt with these kinds of people. Its just plain sick and wrong

On the first story, op you are NOT the jerk, the entitled karen IS the jerk. She should NOT be a parent at all.Great job to of you for what you are doing.

That kid would instantly be sent with a police officer and Entitled mom could get him there. That's a liability waiting to happen if he hurt someone. Edit: They didn't have an emergency contact in case of emergency. No paperwork on Allergies either.

S 1- it’s not the kids fault he’s so bratty. Mom is a massive ah

As a person with Asperger's, I'm appalled the disrespect of these entitled mothers towards children with special needs.

Soon as they pulled up in the Lexus, I knew where that train was headed.

In that last story it sounds like the OP doesn't understand what the difference is between sympathy and empathy.

Story 1. The only thing OP did wrong was not call the cops for neglect and child abandonment from the start.

the organization in the first story sounds suuper fun to be apart of😭

What kind of mother leaves her kid with no contact information should an emergency happen not to mention it sounds like she just needed an emergency babysitter and whatever she could find she was happy just to get rid of him for a few hours no wonder she gave you the $300 she probably knew he'd cause a problem LOL

Story 2: the kid dropped this: 👑👑

The second the Karen voice came on with the words "mentally disabled" I'm like "oh she definitely said the R slur"

I’m autistic, and the amount of people who think it’s okay to treat me like those entitled mothers treat other handicapped people is unreal and disgusting.

I can relate with that beach story as I'm also an Autistic 24 year old that wanted to be treated normal but end up getting top 10 of my high-school graduation Score and got recommendations around my area in the usa for college degrees see all the bullies faces and the teachers that dislike me due to my needs was great and what made it best was the principle which loved my creativity made me the one to give the graduation speech cause he believed I made the biggest improvement and I now have 3 art pieces around the school from giant origami in the library to a 3d dnd paper right in the principle office and I'm now in Queensland university

"Hi, can you give that back?" What a pointless thing to say to an entitled person!

“Maybe even had a little crush” I fucking LOVED this line that would be a very cute love story! “They went from helping many disabled children to having a child of their own!” But that’s just a story! I do not praise shipping without permission or asking! That was just an idea for a cute love story!

This is my first time hearing a different person on this channel, felt weird because I’m so used to the other one 😂

The second Karen’s voice you guys did was hilarious. It sounded like the monster off of Monsters Inc that says “im watching you Mike Wasoski, always watching.” Im sorry if I misspelled Mikes last name. But it was so funny 💀

12:08 Get this kid his own MLG crowd.

5:45-6:10 That one SpongeBob episode: Mom: Come on Billy, I don't want you to catch the stupid. Sandy Cheeks: Stupidity isn't a virus, but it sure is spreading like one.

So the one with fiancé is basically they never stopped acting like a child

When she returned the staff should have said: “What kid? Ohhhhh … THAT kid. Yeah he walked off 2 hours ago.”

Story 1: this kid has nomophobia which means the fear of being without a phone

"Sure I'll watch your kids for," *Dr. Evil pose* "one *billion* dollars."

All stories: I can't imagine having to deal with such a pretentious attitude

On the last story, op you are NOT the jerk. Her parents are the JERKS.

12:24 this radiates “and then everybody clapped”

The woman should have been reported for child abandonment when she dumped her kid off without even leaving contact information.

As someone who actually does have autism, the first 2 stories actually kinda pissed me off

I like this new narrator, I think he’s good.

First : No no no. I stated laughing when she said they kiddnapped her child after she just left him there. Thats closer to child abandonment than kiddnapping Second: finally someone told Karen to shut up and stop acting like a five-year-old good for you kid

When I heard what the kid said to EM, all I could say was “good job brother” (I have no connections to the kid in the story. I am simply another autistic person who treats others like me as kin because they are really. I think it makes them feel more like they’re part of something and not just someone who’s faulty)

The beach issue. You don't ask, you rip the ice cream out of the brats hand

Regarding the girl that runs home to mommy every time her and her fiancé have a fight. Run Forrest run… Run like the wind!!!! She’s already showing you how she is! It isn’t going to change for the better once you walk down the aisle. There’s an old saying that goes “when people tell you how they are… Believe them“.

IF someone dumps there kids off anywhere, call CPS. Done.

It’s fine to not give harsh punishments, no matter what the kid should know and be taught what’s right and what’s wrong and also do they think a mental disability is like a virus or something 😂

I’m Christian and I don’t no what a dance worship is but I respect

The hellspawn 😂😂😂😂😂 okay but love the vids keep up the good work 😊

On the story about the girlfriend always wanting to home to mommy when she's gets upset, op I'm sorry to say this, I would move on without her,she will never change.

Is this the SAME entitled mom/son in story 1 & 2?! Cop swooped in like a champ!

To the first one respect

Poor guy lost custody of the velociraptor

1st story: “Me: a cyborg riding a velecoiraptor” Me “Can i have your dinosaur?”

wow, now i know from story 2 that i'm not the only painfully honest person on this planet c:

The second story was my favorite because I’m autistic

I love your videos I watch them all the time and for some good background noise in school

Karens causing a disturbance nearby: Me internally: *Insert lyrics to Let me Live/ Let me die*

ive never heard this voice on this channel, someone new?

Cristhianaty should not be the circle of everything, let the arcionites own an organization for once

$800 per month to provide daycare for 3 children is extremely cheap! The average for 1 infant is around $2,000 per month

On story 2 Me (if I was the kid): you are acting more of a child than I am, AND I AM A CHILD

No. The police should have been called for child abandonment. Being liable for the child put that organization at risk. Not worth it

That kid was the best kid ever when we get back to the school he better get a secret second ice cream

The Karen in the 1st and 2nd story is a monster because she keeps being disrespectful and she deserved everything that happened to her

On story 2 when karen wanted a battle imagine suddenly boss music starts playing😂

1 story: his disabledness is entitlement

All hail that savage child in the second story. They'll grow up to be a Karen slayer.

I have autism and I can't speak for everyone with autism, but when i heard what the entitled mother said, I was so furious. I was called so many awful things because of it and I would not stand for that, let's just say my employment would be terminated lol.

That one kid who swore sounds like my entire classroom plus all my friends or all the little kids that play VR chat and so much more like when people swear I'm just telling them shush because an adult is nearby and I might swear a couple times but that's only when I get so angry and there are no adults around

I think it is this entitled person must have raised her kid that way. I would love to see the look on her face if I told her that her little world is going to get scrapped. If it hurt her feelings, it would serve her right.

Wow, story one was crazy, people should really understand people with needs, with me having high function autisum and haveing a brother with low function autisum and being mentally disabled, I hope we wouldn't have to deal with anything like story one

The Karen's always sound like they're going to say "I'm watching you wazoscki, I'm always watching"

Third Story: Man that is so weird. When me and my wife were engaged, she was also still living with her parents and we also only saw each other only on every odd weekend. We didn't even have time to fight or argue about anything, we pretty much just spent what precious little time we had together either in bed or doing other fun-stuff together (mostly in bed though). We started living together as soon as her parents allowed her to, despite me living in an absolutely tiny 14 m² apartment at the time. Of course after that we did and still do have the occasional fight/argument but it happens very rarely. Honestly don't want to imagine what his life will look like when he actually marries his fiancee and they start living together full-time. It's probably not gonna be nice. Fourth Story: No idea about the exact words that were used, but if it was worded in a way that is similar to the story, it was probably a miscommunication error. The way it was said in the story seems unsympathetic, like, "so you're sad, alright, cool, I don't really give a shit tho tbh so please go find someone else to talk to about this" which, you know, is just not a nice thing to say. In comparison with the dog thing that was brought up, that one sounds much nicer, it feels more like "I understand that you're sad, and I feel sorry for you. I can't really help you with this particular issue because I have no experience with it but if you think it helps, feel free to continue talking to me about it" So yeah, OP is kinda the jerk here, but probably in, like, an involuntary/accidental way (unless he actually meant it exactly as he said it, then it was fully intentional and no accident and op should feel bad about it)

they should have kept the money for the suffering HAHHA

I have two stories. Story 1: I am a disabled person who has leg issues from walking on my toes. I want to tell my story. I walked on my toes since I was three, and and is squished my tendons. I was in and out of casts and similar stuff. I had to be in a wheelchair during Disneyland and other stuff. I am also mentally disabled and it makes my life even harder. My mum and dad are divorced and it is very scary. My life is very challenging and hard for me to deal with, and I am still having a bunch of pain. Story 2: There’s this nice MD kids, let’s call him X. X is mentally challenged on a severe level and I rarely saw him. Normally he was lying on the floor kicking the ball with his feet giggling. But one time the poor kid was having a temper tantrum because he couldn’t have his ball. He was screaming and suddenly tried to whip his dong out. I wanted to hug the kid so bad, but I wasn’t even supposed to be in that lunch period so I’m not able to show my face. I don’t know what disability he has but I know he also has a physical one. X is amazing and I hope people with similar disabilities get to grow and live a fulfilled life.

I made a calculation for the story with the babysitter, the entitled mom said she was going to pay op 2.85 dollars an hour, that’s a scam, but agreed on 5.71 dollars an hour, still kinda terrible!

First story They should of reported mom to CPS for Child abandonment

The couple that only see each other on weekends and about to get married. That girl has issues and acts entitled. She wants it her way or no way. Dude run, don't marry her you will regret it.

As an autistic person myself I am proud of my fellow autistic people for that roast

4:05 if anger issues was a mental disability this kid would be allowed here😂

A cyborg riding a velociraptor💀

your telling me, HE DOESNT KNOW WHAT CHINESE FOOD IS!?!?!?

Technically 2nd place is loosing. There's only one winner

anyone else thinking for that childcare one with in laws that 6 month old and 3 year old seemingly being over almost constantly and the huge amount of stress from the in law could of caused that miscarriage due to being during a risky part of the pregnancy?

Poor volunteer guy press f in the chat for volunteer guy please he needs it

i unfortinitly bodle my emotions up to but i keep evrythin to myself becuas i feel like a burden when im upset

I tell you what, it’s pretty disturbing, sticking kids with disabilities into a cult camp.

A cyborg Reading a dinosaur 😬 "it's on drugs"

my brother is autistic the thing is if he was the person there immediately when that Karen said that my brother would of beaten her up.

Spampton:this [little smonge] will never be a [big shot]

(story 2) This kid just stand up for himself. I would do the same thing if I would have been in this situation

While it is disgusting to run across people who disrespect those with mental disabilities. It's not uncommon. Unfortunately there are some people who are like that. Let me take you back to the year 2002 I was with my ex who happened to have epilepsy. One day we were somewhere out in public and she had a seizure and it's entitled Karen literally came up to me and said what did I even bring her out for? And then further went on to state that people like that shouldn't be allowed out of their homes so it's not really unusual to run across somebody like this some people just consider themselves so much better than everyone else

The Last story it sounds like they are both far too immature to be getting married. Running to your parents to discuss private matters between you and your partner is never a good idea and will inevitability lead to divorce.

my anger would never