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@@ShazzledWolf32 ok and?

money im a dog, you cant afford

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@@josueveguilla9069 actually fourth

@@SolarzFFA I'm not sure whether there's a difference of respect between kids and their older siblings/parents. Cause my little sisters listen to me, but they don't like to listen to their dad or my ma

@@SolarzFFA hey, it's the exact same for me. I'm 20, and sisters are 10 and 8

Bad part is that she didn’t even really do it

Parents soft asf

@@SolarzFFA well good job on parenting cause some people just don’t know how to do it. You got some good parents!

Right. Because Law Enforcement and the Military never use digital tech to train their trained killers. You clearly have nevert been involved in either. Keep using terrible analogies to convince yourself. Lol!

@@ameliaward7429 Video games and combat simulations are 2 different things

I thought HotWheels is good!

Saving this for future use

Don't land on the Crashbreaker on the way out!

This argument is completely different from “Video games cause _____” because it’s microtransactions. They are inherently DESIGNED to lure in kids and people to buy. It’s creating gambling addicts basically. Video games of the past never had it.

Sonic is too fast

@@crazygamer3112 Sonic is too fast for the UN to react

How dare he supply weapons to the Bosnians! Now how are the Serbs and Croats supposed to genocide them!

“Gotta go fast From the military”

Fate players:

Every Gacha Game Enjoyer: It's just coins for me

@@XANDERcanDRAW *"Wait yall dont eat ramen everyday?"*

@HaloAceGamerTV its pretty much gambaling

@HaloAceGamerTV sadly ive done that , and stopped awhile ago, cause i was blowint money away

That's actually pretty clever.

Same I usually ask for the gift cards instead of the account credit card

My parents would never give me their card to purchase things. They would always go to the game store and buy the DLC/Disc or card.

same! i remember i used to buy gift cards with my that i got from like my birthday or christmas

I’d lock them in a Chastity Belt for 5 months and see how they like it. 😏

@King of The Zinger just remember to sit down and talk about what they did lol

@King of The Zinger Just lend your kid to Tom Hanks as a Punishment for one night then pick him/her up later the next day.

They were

That was a heat of the moment reaction. Sitting them down to talk about doing house chores dont bring back 300 dollars. If im betting the kid probably got s punishment but in the moment it was frustraction

Same deal here I used my moms card for clash royale ☠️ and believe me I NEVER even THOUGHT about doing it again. I felt genuinely bad for losing their trust and I knew it was my fault because I was raised to know better

@@jorgealeman7794 yeah and spending once or doing an unharmful mistake once isn’t parents mistake but the aftermath is the parents mistake.

This happened to me too a long, long time ago, almost a decade ago now. I still feel guilty about it every time I remember this event.

thats the mindset of alot of people in this day and age its always somebody elses fault

But we have to acknowledge the predatory practices of games nowadays to spend. Cant expect kids to fully understand finances, etc.

@@SilentButDudley Nice argumet, but i think its both some game mecanics and also the parents etc

@@clahvb Honestly for his situation I think it's pretty much just a kid being a kid situation above everything else. The companies that put out these kind of MTX want people to spend like that kid so they tend to stick the parental controls into several layers of submenus so unless a parent is knowledge of the game's menus or told how to they will have trouble finding the menu. Sometimes kids also just do things that they know and are told and taught are wrong, regardless of parenting. At the end of the day the parent should have been more careful with the kid's access to the card if they didn't steal it. Though if the kid DID steal the card to do it I really wouldn't blame the parent as much. I would very much doubt the kid was taught that stealing was fine and knew that doing it was wrong but again, kid.

@@SilentButDudley True. Thats why Im not letting my kid play Fortnite and the like. Unless his hes making friends through it. Otherwise hes going to be playing some actual high quality games like the ones I grew up with

Some of us had parents that would've legit hurt us doing this kind of stuff, there were lines that we knew you never crossed...their money was definitely one of them.

Funny how parents think that excuses the fact it’s thier kids. Selective accountability for the win.

@@bobroberts2581 Funny how people don’t acknowledge how predatory micro-transactions in games nowadays are. And you expect kids to resist instant gratification?

@@SilentButDudley but when we were kids it was the same with ringtones and mobile apps. There was always something for kids to waste their parents’ money on. It’s just more common in video games now, but we had DLC since the mid 2000’s.

what? you're equating theft to going against a parents wishes. I was raised properly so I never stole from my mother, but I did sneak out many nights to go out with friends. Those are very different things. Sure it comes down to the whole respect aspect but honestly I don't think any sane mom would be too mad or feel like you didn't respect her if you snuck out of the house at night.

This is a L for optimus tbh

@@NIRANDUR W*

@@ghost2inkling229 Nah

@@Ghost-su6vg probably probably kid who steals credit cards

@@ghost2inkling229 nope. L. He’s essentially blaming the parent without knowing anything about them or their parenting. L

Better yet why have that information saved to the console

@@Sly9192 I'd probably delete the card info from the console after each purchase myself.

@@fluidwolf That's what I do

Better yet, why even have microtransactions?

@@logicnreason1764 because why not? If someone has disposable cash they want to spend on something why stop them.

I know. And me too. Nowadays, some video games are Microtransactions-free like LEGO.

@@SaadNabil nope now you gotta pay extra for the rest of the characters

If a game was made like that, then the studio would make no profit.

@@tokunbo9238 elden ring

@@tokunbo9238 then how did they in the past they actually charged for the video game upfront but this has its downsides as micro-transactions for cosmetics usually makes more than the game sales and more people get on the bandwagon because it is free to play which essentially brings in more customers

That’s actually a really good point.

Nah you must’ve never lived in a black household 😂. Kinda weird that she filmed it though.

She thought she would get points from other women lol

@@Ghost-su6vg Saying its a black household doesnt excuse bad parenting.

@@sentientbeing8738 tbf yelling after your kid did something actually wrong isn't really bad parenting, unless it's excessive. Isnt really a good move to record said yelling though

Bruh the mom trusted him with it tho?

The mom straight up left her card info on there she was looking for that to happen lol who leaves somthing THAT important in a kids hands and thinks its not gonna backfire

the mom let him use it, it is her fault for not controlling her card.

@@TSH425 I feel like a child should know better not to spend parents money with asking, atleast I know. Stop pretending that kids are always innocent

@@TSH425 yeah but the kid should know that he shouldn’t spend $300 on a game

No it isn’t. I spent money on my mom’s card once because I memorized the number and added it to the console. Is it my mom’s fault for me spending money on her card? Or is it my fault for using her card. (I did later pay her back, like a day later)

@@youreverydayhellknight4257 i think you need to re-read. The guy said "if the parent *left her card info on the PS4* then that's her own fault." Emphasis on the "left her card info" part. What you describe is just navigating around her rather than just... using the card the machine has on memory.

@@youreverydayhellknight4257 that's a completely differnt scenario were u purposefully go out of ur way to get her info and steal the differnce is the kid in the vid most likely didnt need or do that as the cards info was stated to be on her device (she legit says take my card off of this thing meaning she KNEW the card info was on the console) it's a different situation

I got my mother's consent before I put the credit card info on the Ps4.

If the kid has a Paid items that’s the game and the kid fault

But none of that would've been possible if the parents just taught their child

@@ethan7252 not true. Just because a child makes one bad decision. Doesn't mean the parents are terrible parents. You're telling me that during your whole childhood you never got in trouble. Not even once. And if you did, was it because you had terrible parents. Kids do dumb stuff. And a good parent makes sure that child learns from that mistake. People make mistakes. And in the grand scheme of life, I don't think it's possible to judge how good a parent is by seeing one small mistake their child makes.

Same. I agree

@@kmprssr6922 What? Never did I say the parent is a bad parent because they failed one time... What I did say was that the parents are bad for not teaching their kid before hand that robbing isn't ok. If the child robs someone multiple times than that's bad parenting

@@ethan7252 many children still rob no matter how much they are taught not to rob

Ur comment made me lose brain cells

That’s based on environment.. not just the kids behavior.

@@polly09871 it's not though, now it's a very very small percentage, which is something social media is good at amplifying the appearance of. Sometimes a kid is just evil, now in the video it appears to be bad parenting. You will hear about a case now and then of a kid killing small animals, you know their on the serial killer path. Sone kids have no morales and nothing you do will ever fix it

@@Theafroman2086 I warned you about those biological neural nets....

I agree space jesus

You are a bold one.

wait a minute, you had to pay the bills for her?! (i'm concerned)

@@jerrjohnpresti he's probably like 19 or 20 dude

Her fire alarm is beeping cus of low battery, you think she knows how to operate that too or is just lazy?

Me neither.

Did we not learn anything from Star Wars??!! Stop at Three we must!!!

@@eternaldarkness3139 six*

@@eternaldarkness3139 the prequels were pretty good

It would depend on the terms of purchase depending on the company and/or game.. So will allow a refund but others do not.

No , I think the best method would be to put some type of daily limit if you are under 18 , like 50 dollars a week or maximum 800 / month If your kid has access to the credit card then these type of barriers with age are the best thing game companies can do an example will be pubg mobile ( there's a limit on how much ingame currency you can buy I one day )

Honestly I prefer the early 2000s, it's basically the 90s but better

Cap

Parenting problem

Or not just have their card information stored on their kid's console

The systems have parental controls . Or just don’t put your card on the system or supervise them while using the card.

@@polly09871 he get's it ☝🏾

Yeah Xbox has one too

Wondering why you found this comment funny

@@cell2179 ?

Kids now a days have Vr headsets at the age when I would stand infront of a Table fan open my mouth and enjoy the wind.

That is just sad. You guys need power and respect.

@@Daboah its not a power thing. what I was getting at is that discipline is not taught by letting people do whatever they want, there needs to be consequences. and the issue is on both sides. children don't have the self control to not make decisions like this, and parents refuse to teach their children discipline through consequences. don't yell at them pointlessly, but don't do what optimus said and just get your money back and let them continue to play video games freely and without question or consequence. when you are in a position like that, whether it is parental, military, job, or other situation where you have subordinates, you don't have power, you have responsibility. when somebody under your authority does something wrong, it is not on them, it's on you as the leader. the parallel I was drawing with my JROTC group is that society is constantly discouraging confrontation. we can't confront our cadets about conduct issues, so they just continue to do the actions that are against our code of conduct because nothing will happen, because we as the leaders aren't ALLOWED to do anything. So its technically our fault as well because can't do anything to discourage and ridicule wrong doings

@@Daboah and also, look at the person in your icon logo and then think about what you said

@@stormcruiser2245 That is rude. I like that man what is your problem

I believe almost all companies have a no refund policy on in game currency( no exceptions)

Epic ,Nintendo, ect don’t let people get refunds . Nintendo it depends on the situation. Epic games idk

@@thefinalcalamity3908 I didn't know this , that sucks especially because the V-Bucks weren't even spent yet.

You mean more historical than a world war caused by a painter?

Seriously, all the things I've seen like this go up to $100 pack max.