That last story...not only was the dad a superhero coming to the rescue of the kids and staff...that young girl was a regular Commissioner Gordon.. the everyday hero calling a superhero in when the normal staff can't handle it. Way to go for both of them!

"My granddaughter and grandson are too little for stamps" My brain is literally broken and herniated from that statement.

Even the racism is nothing compared to her words towards the granddaughter, that she would "throw her in the trash like daddy should have." What kind of monster says that to their own flesh and blood?

"Do I look like a cripple?" Your attitude clearly indicates that something is broken in you... probably your moral code.

"throw you in the trash like your father should have" (sorry if I didn't exactly quote this) Made my jaw drop to my lap. I am a parent of two girls and, when they were kids, and I would have heard someone saying that to them oh honey my anger management issues (not as bad now) would have put that person's A&& on their back in a heartbeat, *NOTE: The reasons I had that kind of an issue is a VERY VERY long story*

Mischief achieved. Kudos to the OP of the revenge of the disabled parking. The last one, Gam Gam should be in the trash where she belongs. The little girl was a smart thinker.

That last story: OMG! Did that grandma wake up that morning with a whole tree up her ass? I'm glad that OP and his coworkers were calmed and professional because that grandma would've gone to the shredder if I was there. The grandchildren, I feel so sorry for them.

That last story? I hope the manager was given some exta remuneration for the way he handled the situation. Kudos to him, brava to the granddaughter for calling her daddy, and well done, daddy, for saving the day! That whole story has left me exhausted! I need a nap...

Good lord, the last story with "Gam Gam" saying that she'll throw the grandchild in the trash like daddy should've is just monstrous saying, thank goodness the daughter had her dad in a call so he could everything mom said so he can threaten her with her own words, have her know she can't see her own grandkids and honestly, if I heard my mom say that about throwing my kids in the trash, I'd tell her she's NEVER seeing them or talking to them by any means because of how hateful and child abusive that was

3rd story - 13:38. Look at what you made me do.....says every abuser. Also, her son definitely heard the part about throwing the child into the trash. 12:56. Don't deal with bullshit in your life. #1 story is proof you can't win except by going no contact with them.

Story 3: "You can't do this to me, I deserve to see my grandkids!" Jacob: Like I give a s***. Get out, you ain't seeing them again.

In story 1, the jerk had absolutely NO right to complain about being fined $2000 on top of being towed and ticketed. The warning is *right there*, plainly posted below the handicapped parking space signs. To claim that you "didn't see it" is the pinnacle of idiocy. Story 3: Never underestimate the power of small children with technology. That little girl has a bright future in cybersecurity!

Last story: Major kudos to the manager offering those two kids prizes off the wall. I'm sure both of those kids were scared out of their minds what was happening but I also bet that getting something off the "Buck Free Key's" prize wall may have erased that whole horrible incident.

That dad on the final story is a hero. Talk about "trash talk"....

Story 1: The truck owner is going to be even more upset when he learns that the $2k is just the base fine and his real out of pocket costs are likely going to be over $3000 after processing fees and court costs are added. And that doesn't even consider the insurance hike he will probably have to pay as well!

Oh and the first story. Good on them. I hope that the cars that were towed had huge storage fines as well.

That last story... phew! I feel overwhelmed just listening. I can't imagine being that manager having to deal with that woman.

Oh dear Lord in Heaven above..... that last story. *I damn near shit bricks with what was convened by the employee.*

I compare the entitled relative to that of a cousin of mine. She fell on hard times when she left her abusive husband. Her brother and sister in law took her in. Cousin was dealing with a lot trying to get her life together, but she helped with her brother and SIL’s kids, household chores, and meals. She got a part time job, got therapy, and eventually was able to pick up the pieces of her life. Her brother and SIL where glad that she chose to stay in the same area, as their young children had become very attached to their aunty. That is how one treats family that helps you, you support each other to the best of your abilities. You do not freeload on their goodwill.

What kind of grandma says that to her grandbabies. I really do hope that her son stands his ground and makes sure that she never sees her grandkids again. That dad is a hero in my opinion. Love your videos Peace and love to you and your family 💙🧡💙🧡💙🧡

I really hope OP doesn't let her entitled sister back into her house She actually said that she would accept death rather than a simple apartment, she seems like a real piece of work and it's no wonder why all of her dates leave her and why she can't keep a job

Story 2: Karen: If you don't pay my bills, feed me, do my laundry, provide for me, let me do what I want and let my friends do the same you will never see me again!! OP: Promise? Karen: Yes!! OP: Good riddance

Story 2: "None of you love me! You don't get me the things I want!" Me: If you were *three years old,* I would be somewhat fine with this, but you are far from that. You are the most spoiled I ever heard of.

1st story: When I was going to college I worked with students with disabilities. I learned a lot from these wonderful students. I will always remember one student who was in a wheelchair, spinal cord injury. He dealt with his paralysis with a sense of humor. He arrived at the university to find a nonhandicapped student parked in the handicapped parking space. He rolled his wheel chair up to the student & said," I will be happy to trade my parking space for your legs".

Family members don't move into your families houses and lie to your druggie friends and say that the house is yours and basically trash it cause you are drunk and high all the time you don't know what you're doing. I don't blame OP for telling the sister no, she is over 50 and it's time to grow up and take responsibility for your life and get it into shape.

Wow... That... Was an amazing father. Those kids are so lucky, and that girl was so smart to have her father on the line like that.

That $2000 ticket would probably be $2500+ by the time you add on tow fees/impound fees and court fees. Hope it was worth it!

That grandmother was shameful and so glad the parents rescued them.

#2 - entitled sister aside, the LAST thing OP needs is to get busted for having weed in the house. one arrest and her nursing career is all but over. best to alienate that sister PDQ and never let her in the door again. no one needs that mess - especially around their teenage kid!

The last story had me laughing. That little girl is a regular Batgirl, sneaking a call the Batman for help. Sadly I know the crazies that store can bring in. I had several encounters with entitled aholes at one if them near me. My favorite story to tell was when I was about 12 and went with a Family friend and her grandkids. I was playing a basketball game when I heard someone behind me. I tuned around and found a Karen holding out a cup with tokens to me telling me to take it. When I tried to, she screamed at me "don't take these from my grandson!" I looked around and saw her grandson at another game 20ft away. I looked her square in the eye and told her this. She cut me off and wouldn't let me speak, screaming at me to not take things from HER. Now I was about 20ft from my table where my family friend and her husband sat. Their both retired marines. Family friend has a voice like thunder and so does her husband. As soon as she opened her mouth and said (loudly but not yelling) "what do you think your doing yelling at my granddaughter?" 🤣🤣the look on Karen's face, hahahaha priceless. Karen didn't bother me again.

First story: I’m a wheelchair user and I’m so glad OP did this. The “five minutes” is BS!

Story 3: I'd of gone to jail that day if I was the parent of those kids.

Darn... I'm a narcissist and even I think these people are unreasonable.

It’s pretty telling even the parents moved to another state than be anywhere near the spoiled child monster they raised

Holy moly that third story… if that had happened in the UK and they’d got the police with either a recording or independent witnesses of that woman “gam gam” being openly racist like that she’d have faced arrest and charges. The police don’t take racism lightly.

I love how the father in the last story referenced her comment of throwing the kids away, I didn’t think he heard that part

Wow, that racist grandma was out of hand. Sounds like her son saved her from going to jail though 😂😂

Karen: I love my grandkids. Also Karen (to granddaughter): I'll throw you int the trash like your daddy should have. Oof

if your daughter is 51 and crying to you that your other daughter is'nt giving her their house then i think it is time to accept that you are a bad parent

That last one is the energy I like to see. Don’t let her destroy your children.

You know, I'm a grown adult, in my 50's. I'm a big guy, I'm tough, I'm strong, and I have been through and seen things that most have not, and hopefully never will. But when that Thing told that child that her daddy should have thrown her in the trash, tears welled up in my eyes. Anyone that did not feel a stab in their heart when she said that doesn't have a heart. What a poor excuse for a human that kid's grandmother was.

Wow! The dad coming in to rescue his kids from their grandmother and then apologizing, I had to listen to it twice! That is a true and honorable gentleman. Kudos to the staff for their composure - especially showing maturity and restraint after being subjected and seeing such abusive behavior, the manager deserves a prize!

That little girl is so smart and brave! That had to be a very hard and scary thing to do, but she pulled it off!

The little girl in the last story is the true hero. Knowing what her gram was doing was wrong, loving her and respecting her but having the courage to call her dad KNOWING what the consequences if she got caught! SHE IS ONE HELL OF A HUMAN BEING! Her parents did an excellent job raising her.

"throw you in the trash like your father should have" that made me feel sick to my stomach. how could someone be so cruel. how despicable and unkind. Those poor kids it makes me wonder what else she's said or done to those kids

What a cool dad right at the end there, he did the right thing, and what a smart kid, phoning her father and letting him hear what happened. OP really had the patience of a saint, sucks he had to put up with that nonsense.

I'm glad babygirl called her dad.

The story of the entitled sister hit home with me. I have a sister that believes the world owes her a living. She has done some really shady things in her life like forcing her kids to work and handing over their paycheck to her. She has no shame and will beg money from anyone. I have put myself through college and have built up my career to a six figure income which she tells me is unfair and that I should give her money because my life is so good and hers is not. I finally got sick of it as I had given her thousands of dollars and laid into her with the tongue lashing of a lifetime about 10 years ago. Apparently I am very scary when I am pissed off or so I have been told by several people. I think it is because I never get angry as I am a sweet and gentle person about 99% of the time. She never asked anything of me after that. A couple of years ago her youngest son was in an accident and in the ICU. I was out of town when it happened. My niece told me when I got back that my sister went to visit him in the ICU and she slapped him because she was mad that he just cost her money since he is unable to work. I calmly asked my niece to relay a message for me that "if she thinks slapping people who cost her money is the right thing to do, then the next time I see her I was going to slap her into a coma. She needs to think long and hard of the right answer to my question before the next time I see her". My niece thought I was kidding and laughed but stopped when she saw the look on my face. I said "tell her what I said verbatim". She told her and came back to tell me that was the first time she had ever seen her mother scared. My niece asked me if I really was going to do it. I smiled and said "Of course not, I am not stupid! But she thinks I will and that is what I intended. She will never admit that she was wrong but her reaction was acknowledgement enough that she screwed up." She never asked her kids for money again and avoided me for 3 years!

Story 2 Entitled sis: "Nobody loves me!" Me: *quoting the Step mother from Ever After* How can anyone love a pebble in their shoe?

Telling her own grandchildren they belonged in the trash.... that's horrible to say to little kids!!! Yeah, full no contact and a restraining order are required after that. Heck, even disowning her until she straightens up... if she ever does.

YIKES at that last story, like the biggest of yikes. my eyebrows raised hearing that, i feel so sorry for those grandkids. but also confused, cuz if you were willing to call your grandkids trash, why would you take em out to chuck e cheese, and without your son's permission it sounds like (he asked her what she was doing here like he didnt know she was here with his kids)

I'd like to say, I am so happy the parents taught their kids well. The little girl simply calling her daddy, so he could listen in. Smart girl with loving parents !!!!

Buck Free Key's story: You're not smiling when you're upset, you're bearing your teeth just before you scream and leap.

The last story just made me so sad. That's something that stays with you. This one time, I think I was 13-14, I was talking with a friend on the phone. He was older, like 17 or so. I could hear someone talking loudly in the back but I didn't think much of it because, hey, my family is loud too. But, the thing is, it seemed like he was in a room or something because suddenly the voice became much clearer and louder, demanding to know why he wasn't doing his homework and wasting time on the phone. It was his mom, who after berating him for nothing screamed 'You're just a mistake! I should've counted the days better! Such a nuisance!' and then I heard a door closing. Guys, I was floored. His own mother told him that the only reason he was alive was because she missed counting for her 'safe days'? I'm more than 30 now and I still remember it, I surely hope that he was able to put it back. He's now living in another country with his lovely wife (I actually had a hand in matching those two, so happy about that)

The last story should have been the headliner instead of the first. It's amazing how a woman like this grandma is a Karen to the rest of the general public but then tries to play the victim. Only this time, she got caught and got her butt chewed out hard. Incidentally, if she tries to sue for grandparents rights, then the OP who wrote the last story and the company he works for should should submit their CCTV video feeds demonstrating her obnoxious behavior as evidence. And that would put an end to her attempt of trying to get custody the grandkids. It's also obvious, that she does not like the woman her son married and is probably mistreated the wife as a slave and servant to her and thus thinks that she is above their marriage. A person like that will receive the greatest of karma at the very end. Especially those who refused to acknowledge or break family boundaries.

I laughed so hard when I first heard "mom, what are you doing here?" Immedietly after that ad came in and said "shut up and fight" 🤣

Oh my god my heart bleeds for those poor children!!! HEAVENS I WANNA SCOOP THEM UP!!! That Dad is a true Hero. God bless that man!!!

I also have M.S., and when I was first diagnosed, I was able to walk pretty well, until I wasn't. That changed hourly, meaning that I could walk into a store and do some shopping right up until my legs just stopped working and it was a huge struggle to check out and get back to my vehicle. I was only about 22 years old, so outwardly I didn't look disabled. I caught someone diapprovally watching me put my two young children and groceries in the van, but before she could say a word, I said, "if you take my disease, I will more than happily take your parking spot!" Of course, all this time, I was hoping and praying that I get to sit down in the driver's seat and rest for a bit before the short ride home where I could rest some more before moving it all inside.

I was almost in tears that a grandmother would say that to their own grandchildren! My heart is seriously breaking for those kids. No kid deserves to be talked to in that manner. I wish they would've had a grandmother like mine, she was a freaking angel on earth. But you mess with her grand babies, all hell would break loose.

Oh boy, that last story got me heated 😤 thank goodness for that phone! Way to go Dad! That Mother deserves to be excommunicated! Yay to the staff for hanging in there!😊👏

Gotta love the superhero dad, coming to the rescue like that!

OMG! The girl in the last story was a genius! Or her dad already had some suspicions and instructed her to call him if "gam gam" goes off the rails.

The first story..... My mother had MS when I was in my early 20s, and like OP, we wouldn't use the handicapped spots if she was with me, because with her in a wheelchair and me pushing, it wasn't needed. One time, entering a mall, a car screeched to a halt in the handicapped parking spot by the door, just as we were passing. No placard hanging from the mirror, no plates to denote that he could legally use the area. I don't tolerate that sort of thing well, and I'm 6foot 6 tall, so I asked my Mom to wait for me, put the brakes on her chair right behind the idiot, and stepped over right beside his door. Right up against his door. He barks and tries to push it open, but I just leaned in harder. "Are you handicapped?" I asked. He said no and pushed again. "These spots are for handicapped drivers, and you're not, unless lazy and stupid counts now." He bitches and tries again to push his door open, but I won't move. "Look behind you," I tell him, and my Mom flutters her fingertips at him. "If we don't park here, and we legally could, then you sure as f#&k aren't going to. Move it. NOW." He did. We went inside and had a nice snack at the food court, and laughed at how entitled some people can be.

The 51 yo sister story is something else. I am disabled and unable to work. I am damned lucky my family graciously let's me live in their home and I get help when I need it. I hate not being able to work or take care of myself. People like that sister just make me sick!

The last story... I have always taught my kids that this is a great country with room for everything and everyone with one exception. There is NO room for rudeness, racism and intolerance. Kudos to the young manager for keeping his cool during the whole mess and a nice pat on the back for the quick-thinking granddaughter for phoning her dad. He seems to be an upright dude who put "gammy" in her place as she needed to have done. Well done to all in this story (except "Gammy").

The sister actually told people it was her house.?! She probably told them she was letting OP and her husband live there "out of thr generousness of her heart" lol.

Entitled Sister Story: it's rare that I get upset by these stories, but ES's claim that "nobody loves me" hit me hard. As a child raised by an abusive parent, scarred all my long life by knowing that "nobody loved me", I have nothing but contempt for someone who equates love with "nice things".

Last story, the daughter needs an award for that quick thinking under a stressful environment

Jaw dropped at that iconic line of the grandmother, and then lost it at the employee nearly showing that violence was indeed the answer

“How dare you try to protect my grandchildren from being kidnapped?!”. Also I am willing to be money that if she let those kids speak they would say, “when we are here with mummy and daddy, we get pretty stamps/stickers” because most people are very happy to do things to protect children!!

"Nobody loves me!" "Hmm. Ever wonder why? Perhaps if you were more loveable."

I love the karma in the last story, What a smart little girl I felt so bad for them but especially the kids when her son came in and told her off that was awesome she only has yourself to blame no one else, sadly she’ll never see it that way.

#2 If it wasn't for the ages and job descriptions of OP this story could be about my sister-in-law. We sold our house and bought a new one and she said we should've given her our old house so we could keep paying the mortgage but she could rent it out and keep that money. She said we were jealous of her and we didn't love her because we wouldn't do this. Keep in mind she lives in a house rent free that her mother inherited. There is a mortgage and taxes, none of which she pays (recent she started paying the taxes, but she still owes for 2020, and 2021 is due this month). These people do exist.

Grandma at the end sounds like an amplification of my own mother.

16:20 Dude that last story when the grandmother says that she will throw her grandkids in the trash only for the Dad to throw those words back in the grandmother's face! I mean, I loathed her when she said it to her grandkids but, when the Dad said it, oooh I was cheering his name, and you can tell he meant it! I wish I had a dad like that.

Oh, that manager deserves a medal! ... And so does that employee. I've been a Santa for quite a while now so I like to think of myself as fairly good-natured, but I seriously doubt I could have held back on that racist piece of Gam Gam. I'm proud of that son too! That woman must have a long history of that attitude for him to just lose it like that. Those poor kids, and that brilliant little girl with the cell... Man, if I could hug everyone dealing with that attempted groanedma, I would.

That last story, that guy is a saint. I love my mother but if she were to do the same, I don't believe I could remain that calm. There is a saying "there is nothing scarier than a woman scorned." People who believe that saying have never seen a father defending his children.

Last story. A couple years ago, I decided to celebrate my birthday at Chucky Cheese since both of my kids missed out on their birthday party due to weather. Set up as they were the birthday kids and not me. I noticed a 4 or 5 year old running around, taking over games, grabbing a couple tokens from other people, slices of pizza from our tables and unoccupied drinks/juices from the birthday area. We got an attendant to locate a parent once I was corrected that he wasn't from the other party. Turned out the mom said he was part of a birthday group which she pointed towards the area where ours and another party was set up separately, then had left to sit in her car to get high. He told them his mommy does this all the time. Cops were called. Threats were yelled. Arrest was made. Kid was taken. They gave us a new small cheese pizza, 50 tickets and 20 tokens to cover the small Chaos. I have no issues with allowing a new kid my children befriended to join the party, but only after talking to a guardian just in case of allergies.

That last story clearly that dad is a good parent that daughter is a smart cookie to do that lol Also I remember when they added kid checks it's very important it was after a small child was snatched, ****ed and killed at one in the late 90's in my area it was horrible and it was also the first case of "Ps" I had ever heard about as a child myself

o...m...g that last story, my jaw dropped at what she told the kids. that one statement is gonna stick with them forever, they are never gonna forget that. 😟

My wife is a police officer and out of all the things she does in the line of duty, writing tickets for handicap parking violations is her favorite. And she is ruthless to boot, she calls for the tow just before she starts writing the ticket.

Yooooo people know darkfluff in these stories: only makes them feel more good, knowing that we know that the entitled people got what they REALLY deserved!

That last story was the best thank you. I just don't know how people don't just tell karens to shut up and sit down. But I am in my 50's now and do not stand for that crap.

im honestly a surprised she still has the energy to party like that in her 50s. My mom barely has energy to do things other than work at home and go to church, and she's almost in her mid 50s.

That last story.. I would have loved to see her son put his racist mom in place 😂👌 He sounds like a big bear that's a teddy too anyone who doesn't cross him or behave like his mother did. I'm so happy that girl called their parents for help.

The second story OP shouldn’t have even covered the deposit or rent. I wouldn’t. Last story that dad is a hero. So is the daughter. To those parents I wouldn’t let my kids see their grandma ever, especially if she’s that comfortable saying racist things.

"That was a pretty expensive trip to Walmart." I think that's the first time anyone ever said that sentence.

A+ for the "Would you like a prize?" attempt to spin the event forward into something fun...

51 year old sister story: First, reinforce the locks on your doors and windows. Second, if you don't have one already, get a security system with multiple cameras with sound. Third, block her number and block her on your social media. Do #3 last to give you time to do #1 and #2, she may be entitled enough to go ballistic after you block her. Be prepared to get a restraining order against her. Tough love.

I have a toxic sister, too. Glad OP got her out. No way would I ever let my sister move in.

Sadly. Grandmonster stories are more and more prevalent in our Oh So Great Society. Heart goes out to those children. People have no idea how damaging they are to others, especially the ones they profess to love.

To be honest, I thought the girl in the “Buck’s” story was trying to say “mommy and daddy are here” when “Gammy” said she was going to throw her in the trash. But the phone call was even better so the dad could hear what that wretched woman was saying before she could put on an act.

No lie, I had to listen to that last story twice just to process all the entitlement and unabashed lunacy of that grandmother. What kind of grandmother says to their own grandchild that they will throw them in the trash?? Good on that dad for calling her out!

The last story… when the dad yells at gam gam that he’ll throw her in the trash… I hollered! 🤣 ☠️

I just feel so sorry for the kids in the last story. That's a blue core memory for both of them for sure, especially for the older girl. And neither of them are going to have the emotional tools to unpack that for a long while. The grandmother was completely out of line, and mega-racist to boot.

That last story, how sick of a human being you have to be to say "throw you in the trash like your daddy should have" to CHILDREN let alone your own GRANDKIDS.

100% the dad gave the phone to his daughter so he could get proof of "gam gam" stupidity and catch her in the act. Superhero dad, training kids to be superheroes.

Story 1: Being Lazy can at times be very costly, especially for Karens

"Do I look like a cripple?" No, and that's why you have no business parking in handicapped spots.

Oh man, I have an entitled chuck e cheese story! I was there for my nephews birthday which I actually paid for and wasn't planning on attending but ended up having the free time to make it, and I caught the tail end of the party but apparently some random family tried to blend in with the party and even opened gifts for my nephew and the staff eas supposed to regulate that stuff, but guests and my nephews made friends with 2 of the kids while there and we let it happen as it wasn't worth making a scene and making these kids feel bad for their parents failure and at the end were gift bags for the kids but only enough for invited guests of course. There were a total of 3 of these kids and we also found out they were with other kids and parents but were the only ones who joined the party and got pizza and soda and cake etc. There was an extra gift bag because 1 kid didn't attend and my nephew awkwardly offered his own gift bag up as well as the extra one to make the kids feel comfortable but there were 3 total including the 3rd spazz kid that started opening presents who was the younger sibling and that's when I said simply "that's nice of you to offer your gift bag but unfortunately there was only 1 extra on top of that so we can't give you 1 bud as we didn't know you were coming but take an extra piece of cake and as much pizza as you want" the poor kids eyes were welling something fierce, lips were squaring up and Starting to quiver and we all braced for what was inevitably coming and my nephew being the generous and selfless kid he is grabs his brothers gift bag (my older nephew who couldn't have cared less about the stupid gift bags and was happy to let him have it) and just says "oh here Jeremy! This one is yours" but he wanted an iron man one and not captain America but at this point it was that standard irrational little kid logic and I honestly felt bad but seriously had the devil tickling me and I couldn't resist overwhelming laughter but was trying very hard to stop and desperately trying to think of rubbing Vaseline on old people or something so that I would stop my involuntary laughter which was contagious because everyone sort of start to lose control and were letting out these explosive eruptions of laughter but also trying to hold back because of the way he managed to get out "but... I... want... want... iron man..." in between wailing cries. The mere concept that this was his biggest crisis was just so funny! Well apparently his irresponsible and rude mother who seemed to forget she had children entirely while she made trips back and forth outside to smoke cigarettes and talk on the phone decided to storm over and immediately start berating us all without even bothering to see what was the matter and just accuse us of harming her children who were fiercely defending the generous new friends and their family while explaining that Jeremy just was upset the character on his bag that was actually generously given to him by an actually invited kid wasn't the one he wanted and the staff had actually begun to do their job and try to intervene and even told her they'd have to leave if she didn't stop this and that we not only did nothing wrong but we also fed, included, gave up gift bags and I later learned even gave them cards I had bought with play credits for the kids so they could play games too. I originally bought $200 in play cards and spent an extra $250 when I arrived after learning the kids burned through them rather quickly. I had no problem with this as I just wanted them to all have fun and would have given the extra money before but just didn't realize the cost and didn't know it would go as fast as it did. The employee even said that was super nice of me and usually parents are expected to provide their kids with game play money to some degree for parties they attend as the credits provided in party packages usually don't cover enough etc. They were apologizing to me as they felt really bad we would be treated like that and that they failed to regulate party attendance but I understand these are kids themselves and are dealing with immense entitlement and grief daily lol. The mother actually just walked away embarrassed after even its own kids were on our side and I found out they exchanged Gamer I.d. info and became friends in real life etc. Even the spazz is invited to events and they are all really close and the mother has since apologized and smoothed things over and their dad wanted to reimburse their dad but he explained it was his brother in law (me) who paid but wouldn't even accept and was happy to especially since the kids (minus spazz but understandable) were very polite and thankful and they all became good friends. I've seen the mother a few times since then and she apologized directly to me and said she is so embarrassed etc but its all good she said she just was very stressed with personal matters and momma bear instincts combined with wanting to take her problems out on someone mixed to a volatile matter and there's no excuse etc. It's all good now but man I was really seconds away from causing a major scene and really tearing into her as it was so incredible the audacity lol. Happy I didn't as it would have made for awkward times or them never becoming close friends in life afterwards.