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Every thing 2 or 6 weeks I think? 2nd video to watch. Time 7:05PM Sat 1/14/23

Once in the month typically 12 times in the year

I'm a girl so🤔😂

About once every 6 months !!!

Wrong. The father is to blame as he raised his son badly

I don't think that was low enough for him.

@@blue_red_screen He realizes this in the end after seeing how his son cannot comprehend how Frank's act of kindness played a big part in how his family became successful. He likely just gave Ethan every advantage in life, because he wanted his son to have an easier time than he did, but this caused Ethan to become spoiled, entitled, greedy, and to think that money and profit meant more in the world than people and kindness. So he decided the only way to set this right was to cut off his son financially and force him to start from the bottom until he learned how to treat people right. And at the same time, give Frank a long deserved reward/promotion as thanks for everything.

Yeah someone should teach him a lesson

@@blue_red_screen I wonder how family culture works in the "civilized nations". OOT, but a certain Dutch Woman decided we should stop glorifying our mothers.

“Money talks, Bullshit walks”. That line came from Wild Things 3: Diamonds In The Rough.

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Well the parents should raise them better

So sad but in reality almost all rich sons are like this

Thank you for sharing this story!

Same! It's so greatful to read stories like this!

A lesson he should have known from his youth, his current behavior is that of what was allowed to take root and grow when it should have never been allowed to take root in the first place.

Actually, it's the father's fault for not raising Ethan well

He has a fault but can you blame him for wanting to make sure his Son does not experience what he experienced. His only fault is not teaching his Son Humility and Respect to those who're less fortunate!!!

I admire him as well, I too have Frank's mentality. The mentality in my case comes from my child hood, as I lived with my mom. There was no vehicle for transportation unless we asked neighbors, although she worked full time sometimes 2 jobs the finances weren't there. We would walk about 6+ miles each day making a nature trail for my school and catching fish to put in the pond at the end of the trail. Walk about the same distance in the opposite direction the following day for milk and eggs from the Amish... EVERY DAY I would walk more than modern kids do in a week. I was in scouts as well as bible study which also required show leather express. From the time I awoke until I went to bed there was always something that needed done with or without payment.... everytime was the same guaranteed NO MONEY for the payment for my work! There is a better joy knowing that you are being a real human with empathy knowing there will or may come a time where you are left penny less.... If you treat others as humans without financial thanks the bounty is far better. You see your actions as true and honest, whomever you help will or would help you in return in your time of need! I was raised that a person's worth can be viewed by the work they do...or don't do.... However like all of us I became brainwashed and started escorting oversized loads wanting the fast money and easy life, you know the type of life where you own a house and 4 cars already but could still walk in the dealership and buy another new car straight cash. 2 brain aneurysms brought that to a hault and let me see the error of my thought process. Bottom line that I live by is when I die will I be at peace with my choices, actions and behaviors? The way I see so many around me act and behave....it is their souls who will be stuck walking the earth for eons! Does that mean we don't have to try helping? No, I myself offer 3 times to help after the third rejection I am stuck walking away and watching from a distance. My oldest son seems to act like the interim boss....I am still working on his actions, however his mother was the main one who raised him as she kept his true paternity hidden until he was 20

I think Frank is a good man helping people and I don't blame him.

Son made place profitable. That only thing that matters.

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You are right money is important but not more than kindness and respect towards other people

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Agreed

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True when i was homeless with a two year old at Evergreen motel in burley idaho i a graveyard working mother was made to pay for room service of 250 and was told i womt get it because i was homeless and they laughed infront of me talking how they threw out a mom with 5 kids who was homeless. Some people dont value human life.

Firing him would’ve been too easy

Or the father could have said calmly : "Son there's two choices for you to make either you start as an janitor and learn how to a human being or you are fired and I'll disowned you and cutting ties with you permanently is that clear ? "

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Meh, in reality the father, and possibly mother but we don't see her here, failed in raising a decent person. It's a lifetime of failing that results in this behaviour and it won't be fixed over night

You're right. Ethan was told by his dad to think and help others, but he wouldn't listen. Janitor work does suit Ethan for Frank's concern.

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Very, very true!!!

You know iv been hearing the "current generation" spiele for 20 years, im not even sure which generation people mean or if its just saying EVERY generation have the same problem

I would say its the opposite actually.

It’s not a problem with the current generation. It’s a problem with yours

@@lilkittygirl what generation am I part of? And please explain what problems we caused

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we are same broo

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