Imagine being so entitled that you literally try to murder a kid

The story of the EK’s point of view I don’t blame them. The mom encouraged them and they couldn’t haven’t known it was bad. The mom on the other hand is terrible. You don’t just break in someone’s pool and then try to make them seem in the wrong.

That poor kid in the first story. I cant help but imagine hes probably permanently traumatized

The attempted drowning really hits me hard because I was also nearly drowned by someone older than me when I was about 5-7. I was living in an apartment in Florida at the time and I decided to go down to my apartments pool. It was a really nice pool, like 8-10 feet deep at the deep end, nice and big with plenty of space for everyone. I was a weird kid and for reasons still unknown to me I always liked to carefully walk along the edge of the pool for a couple laps before getting in. Now today apparently there were some older girls also walking around the pool (but like normal people not like I was). I was minding my own business when one of them turned around glaring at me and told me "stop following us you little twerp" I blinked in confusion and just said I wasn't following them and went back to my weird little routine. (I should note that even at a young I was an excellent swimmer, didn't ever needs floaties, fast learner type.) A minute or so later I hear an exasperated scream from in front of me, I didn't see it happen but apparently the girl turned back around, only to violently shove me back first into the pool. I was shocked and started flailing, scared and confused. To me it seemed like I was in there forever, but in reality I was quickly rescued by a lady who saw it all go down and promptly brought me home, holding me while I cried and comforting me. I'm positive that if it wasn't for her I'd have faired far worse that day. And I don't even know her name. feel like crap for not knowing

Re: The kid with pneumonia. "The nebulizer makes some noise and the side effect is hyperactivity..." Yep! As a recent heart attack survivor (who now has congestive heart failure) those nebulizers are noisy and are used to administer albuterol to open up the lungs. Albuterol is a stimulant. After a nebulizer session when I was in the hospital, my heart would start racing.

I’m pretty sure most pools have an “adult swim” period. They have kids get out for about 15 or so minutes and let the adults swim alone if they so choose. The pool I go to calls these “safety breaks”. Karen could’ve just waited for one of those if that pool had them.

Props to the EK, who realised their wrongdoings and grew out of their entitled way. Proves that not all hopes are lost for these kids

"There aren't any kids in maximum security prisons" not unless you live in Texas

Why do so many entitentitled parents try to kill children

They have the mindset that drowning a child will make their problems go away

I'm always amazed at how many people think Puerto Rico is a different country to the US. Both EP and rSlash made this mistake.

I would straight up murder someone if they tried to drown my kid 😤 Karen had better be glad the parents of that boy didn’t get to her first 👏🏼👏🏼

"Tried to fix up my husband with other women AFTER we were married"??????? That is an entirely NEW form of insanity that I have never heard of before. I had pneumonia when I was in my twenties. It feels as pleasant as being run over by a 16 wheeler going 90 mph. Not fun.

It is just me or does listening to these stories raise feelings of extreme violence and the desire to exact punishment on the EP's that will make even the Doom Marine shudder

Lifeguard: ma'am this a public pool, I cant make the kids leave. Karen: Fine, I'll do it my self.

I like to imagine Zeus saying "RELEASE THE KAREN!" during the first story when she burst out of the pool water.

8:35 dude. Puerto Rico is a territory of the US

*23 Comments* KZfaq: "Doesn't show them" Me: can i see them? KZfaq: *nO*

Good lord that last story was infuriating. How can anyone lack that, much empathy that they put their daughter above someone who's lying there in bed, hooked to several machines and clearly suffering much worse than their "precious baby"?

That last one made me blind with rage. I was honestly holding back from screaming every swear word I know. This poor girl was struggling to breathe, for God's sake! Her parents must have had iron wills as if that was my kid, I'd have likely ripped off the EP's head off. Seriously, just hearing about the situation was breaking my heart (thank God she's okay), I don't know how anyone could see this and still be so disgustingly self-centered.

"Holding their breath as long as they could" *Losing as much brain cells as they could*

Imagine the kid that almost drowned seeing the entitled parent and remembering what they did to him. 🤔

I got a short story: My parents take me and my two brothers to a tropical vacation every year... this year we were visiting dumenican republic. It was around 8-9 and we were having dinner at a restursnt in the resort and i got up out of my seat to get a napkin. When i come back to my table i see a old woman yanking my chair away while my mother trys to take it back. Her excuse was "nobody was sitting there, and I need it!" My family has 7 members in it btw. The satisfaction when they kick her out is unexplainable.

8:21 well in OP's defense he was about 7 which is an amazing thing to remember the events in great detail, and as a parent OP's mom taught them nothing about personal space or boundaries so not 100% their fault but that EM oh for the love of all things holy, the fact you're still sane from dealing with her is a wander

Being a head lifeguard at a pool, that first story hurts my soul. Most people just ask nicely if kids interrupt their lap swimming. And no one has ever tried to drown a child! That Karen is a monster

Puerto Rico is part of the US and you're allowed to carry

Murderers: Ah, I see you're a woman of culture as well.

EP in the hospital are one of the worst kind. They complaining like their child is dying when it's not that serious. I remember a story where EP demands her child being checked first when there's a patient that literally almost died from heart attack. It's really horrifying.

I have an idea for thumbnails: rather having the texts goes "NO PLEASE DON'T DO IT" have the texts like "Nah m8 i don't have to listen to u"

8:30 ... Should we tell him?

My grandmother, whom I dearly care for - note to self, call her to check up on her - makes quilts and other things with her friends - all us grandkids have quilts decorated in things we like. Personally, mine is one of two blankets on my bed. Anyways, I have autism, and I've been a guest speaker at a walk that supports awareness for autism for the past ten years (with my mother always there), and after more than a bit of asking, and schedule checking, she finally started coming to them, and I got my older brother to come to the previous one, and *finally* got my father to come to our most recent walk (you'll have no idea on how surprised, and happy, I was to see that man *finally* make it.) Well, this year, she (and her friends) made a puzzle-piece quilt - if you know anything about autism, the puzzle piece is very important - and it was lovely (was expecting holes in the shapes of puzzle pieces, but still, I was happy) and it was auctioned off at the walk - we have a raffle, 50-50, and a Sweets Auction - and I talked a bit about how my grandmother had made it, and I jokingly said it was a "poor" example of her work (it wasn't), and before I even got to the asking price (like $125), out comes a bid of $300. It sold for $350 after a quick bidding war. Now, mind you, the way this auction ran was Cash or Check. The fact that at one glance, they knew that this item was worth over the minimum asking price and more than doubled it, is telling. Also, over the summer I had gathered the berries I'd grown, frozen them, and my grandmother managed to make 4 pies out of them (a mixture of blueberries, black raspberry, red raspberry, and a small amount of other berries) that sold altogether for about $200 - and one was given to me. My grandmother makes very good pies.

Welcome to RSLASH where someone tried to drown a child in a swimming pool Well that escalated quickly O_O

We miss prorevenge entitled people just causes rage within us lol

Last time I was this early, I was 2 hours early for a date. She never came

that swimming pool incident definitely should be charged with attempted murder

8:32 Perhaps I’m just bad at geography, but isn’t Puerto-Rico PART of the United States?

Not first but close so that means you’ll maybe see my comment and I want to say just how great of a youtuber you are and how your videos are helping me get through hours of school ate home.

Little did they know Puerto Rico is a part of The States. (Not a state, but not a sovereign country)

It’s almost eerie to me how similar an experience I had was to the woman trying to drown a child. Practically the same thing happened when I was probably the same age as the kid. It’s an odd thing to actually know what it feels like to drown at such a young age. That last comment about the entitled boobs was one of the best and most fitting comments I’ve ever heard. “ Genetic Constipation” as the parents are full of shit so their daughter is too. That was brilliant.

I hope the Karen got life in prison. Breaks my heart hearing that she tried to drown the toddler who doesn't know any better. If she's really a mom, how the hell is she even able to sleep at night knowing she literally tried taking a child's life? I hope the guilt eats her alive for the of her life. I know that sounds terrible of me but imagine what she'd do if it was her own.

I get triggered really bad when it comes to kids. Knowing how mad I get just hearing stories about other people's kids getting messed with, I'm actually worried about my reaction if anything like these stories happens to my daughter.

Ep: give my daughter a private room Dr: sorry we dont have private rooms Dr: hey OP we should be able to get ur daughter in to the child intensive care in about an hour Op: ok thank you Ep: my daughter needs to go there and we asked for a room first Dr: sorry but Ops kid is nearly dying Ep: I dont care my daughters tummy is more IMPORTANT then a dying kid Dr: EP YOUR KID NEEDS TO TAKE A SHIT AND OPS KID NEEDS A OPENING TO THEIR AIRWAY AND IS PRACTICALLY HALF WAY DEAD

8:30 Should we tell him that puerto rico is a part of the United States?

As someone who has experienced drowning as a child it is terrifying enough without a scary large woman trying to force you down under the water as you try to live.

Idea: Censor cuss words with ice cream names. IE: "GET THESE MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP KIDS AWAY FROM ME!"

0:29 He said schools instead of pools. *Not hate, but I'm proud of my ears.*

You do realize that Puerto Rico is in America, right?

Guns are legal in Puerto Rico. It is also a territory of the United States.

Well..... on a positive note, child killers gernèrally dont do well in prision. Something tells me loch Ness Karen found that out the hard way

"Maybe one of the reasons you always vacation in *Puerto Rico* is because every one has guns in *america* " --Rslash

For the guy who was the E1 in the Puerto Rico story I actually is honest and kind because it’s the mothers fault that she raised them like this, and he’s kind and has common sense, and my proof is that he actually wrote it and noticed his mother was a Karen.

I had pneumonia as a kid, not nearly bad enough to go to the hospital, but every time I would breathe in too deeply I would start choking and coughing. it made sleeping an absolute nightmare because I had to get used to like two weeks of shallow-breathed sleeping. plus the medicine tasted terrible! I'm glad this little girl recovered from such a bad case

I cracked up when rSlash said "genetic constipation" 🤣🤣

"Maybe one of the reasons why you always vacationed in Puerto Rico is because everyone has guns in America..." I cant be the first person to point this out, but Puerto Rico IS part of America. Puerto Ricans are US citizens, and they have all the rights of any other citizen. They even recently passed a law to make it easier for residents to procure firearms, including a "shall-issue" licensing system.

As a lifeguard of 6 summers, 3 of which as a head lifeguard, I can tell you that lifeguards see a lot of stuff. That first story is fairly likely to have happened. I've never seen something quite like that, but oh my god, if that happened at my pool she would have gotten arrested for that.

People used to ask me for a ride on the stretcher when I'd walk through the halls, so I'd ask why they'd want to be the ones about to transported to the morgue. No, not every destination was the morgue, but it was a reminder to be blessed they were walking and talking in the halls, and not in actual need of a stretcher. smh.

Post: "public pools" rSlash: "public schools"

My dad won’t leave the house if my neighbours (who are Asian ) are outside

The one with the grandma who wanted the quilt was so funny. Not only r/entitledparents but also pretty suitable for r/pettyrevenge lol

The fact that Karen tried to drown that kid tells me she has the same thoughts about her own children.

Does anyone else remember a similar story to The Infinity Pool one But from the owner's perspective ?

0:29 did anyone else notice he said schools not pools? 😂

It's crazy to me that people bring their kids to the ER when they obviously aren't even sick, I've noticed this in a lot of stories & even have friends who went to the ER over something super minor. I think it's just that I grew up with a nurse for a mother & she knows what she's doing. I've had times when I was obviously very sick, puking, trouble breathing, coughing, fever, the works, & my mom would just get some medicine down in me & have me sleep. When I hear one of my friends say they went to the ER for a stuffy nose, I'm just like uhh what? The ER is the last place I want to be if I feel a cold coming on because if I'm starting to get sick, I don't want to be exposed to other illnesses. Like I said, my mom was a nurse, she was a ER nurse actually & she's brought home many bugs, I got sick a lot as a kid. I actually have gone to the hospital a lot as a kid, not for myself but there's the fact that both of my parents are the youngest siblings in their families so I've spent a lot of time visiting sick relatives, even my dad who got this nasty infection when I was 8 years old & was admitted, he has a 2 month long hospital stay & nearly died, so thankful he made it through. I know about courtesy with sharing a room with other people, visited plenty of sick relatives who were sharing a room with others through my life so I know to be quiet & respectful. Actually, hospitals don't like you using your technology since it messes with their systems so that entitled brat watching videos while being in the ER could cause trouble. Last time I spent time in a hospital visiting a sick relative was late 2015/beginning of 2016 so late December/early January. I actually didn't have a smartphone at the time, still was using a flip phone because I'm stubborn about upgrading but I did get my first smartphone (still using the same one) in February 2016. I left my phone completely off (didn't do much anyways), didn't bring my DS or 3DS with me, I brought a book for when we were forced to be in the waiting room but when visiting with my dying grandpa, I didn't even have the book out, I mostly just talked with him best that I could, he was out of it. Actually, Christmas 2015, he barricaded himself in his room at this facility he was staying in, shouting something about taking a bus back to Yakima (where he use to live, he was living in Oregon from 2007-2016) & was convinced that the employees working there were out to get him. They had to call the police. All of his service in the Navy probably made the situation worse, I only heard about it over the phone. So yeah, he wasn't really there at all but I still was respectful when seeing him. Granted, I was 24 at the time & had manners, I get that a tiny constipated child wouldn't but those parents man, you'd think that they would know to have better manners. Your world revolves around your child but everyone else's doesn't, you need to know & respect this & be mindful for the others who are in a worse situation.

as a lifeguard, that 1st story gave me a near panic attack

This guy doesn’t know Puerto Rico is an American territory.

Imagine being so entitled that you don't leave a like on the video

When I was 19, I had pneumonia. My dad was in Spain (we had to convince him not to come back early because it was a break he needed for his mental health) and my mum had to work and look after my younger sister (15 at the time). They would visit and call when they could but most of the time I was on my own on the ward. A little background, I have anxiety and so hugging or holding onto something makes me feel better so my mum brought in one of my teddies from home. Now, the EW of this story is in the bed next to me and never had any visitors (can't imagine why). She would constantly bully and tease me for having my teddies, calling me a baby, and would complain loudly whenever I would cough or was on the phone to my dad (which was the only contact with family I would have before about 5pm). Eventually, the doctors and nurses saw just how upset she was making me and moved me to a private room. I know that people get cranky when they're sick but come on now!

Man that last story is rage inducing, I'm not even a parent but I felt a need to punch their face for doing all that to a kid that was that sick.

Yay, first!

That moment when rSlash ignores the fact that Puerto Rico is part of the United States...facepalms

Thank god the kid in the hospital is ok

As a lifeguard, we have two different types of swims at the pool where I work. We have family swim, where we leave the lane lines in, and public swim when we take the lane lines out. During family swim of course kids will try to come and swim over or under the lane lines while people are using them. I usually am able to get the kids attention and tell them “there’s someone swimming here. Don’t go through the lane lines” and that’s the end of it. Public swim, no lines, no worries. Right? WRONG! We have a grumpy grandpa who acts like the lane lines are his alone whenever he comes in. Even when we have the lines out, he’ll still swim in the lap lane area and complains about the kids who are jumping from the side. PS: the kids wait for him to pass, so they don’t jump in front of him or on him.

Puerto Rico has guns as it is part of the US

Puerto Rico is apart of the US as a territory but not a state

The last one reminds me of when I went to the ER as a kid thought I had appendicitis. Doctor pushes on my intestines and suddenly I had to take a dump immediately. Totally worth the ambulance ride.

When the Entitled MIL finally dies I can imagine the only hymn being played at her funeral: "Ding-Dong! The Witch is Dead!"

Who’s going to tell literally everyone involved that Puerto Rico is IN the United States

hi, im early here 1 - 3 minutes late

I really thought there would be SOME twist to the "Karen drowns child" title. Like, she damaged someone's floating aid, didn't tell a kid that the water gets deep, SOMETHING like that. I didn't expect her to literally try and murder a child in a public pool around a hundred witnesses.

Lifeguard here! There’s usually several hours of adult swim before the pool opens to children! Also, to be fair, children are not meant to cross through the lap lanes to get somewhere. Still, her reaction was way too crazy, and that would lead to a report, at the very least. drowning means the guard jumps in. Drowning purposefully caused means cops get called

1 view 8 coments NANI!!!!

Rslash: "Maybe you always vacation in Puerto Rico because everyone in America has guns" Everyone else: *knows that Puerto Rico is in America, as in the USA*

Wow! What was that crazy lady thinking? I hope they put her under the jail for trying to kill a child in public.

The story that had a person say they were an entitled kid I remember reading the owners view of it I swear it just gives a new story to it.

never been this early but your videos are the only thing that's not boring rn

As a lifeguard I can actually back that story, we get a lot of very selfish people in swimming pools, I was talking to my TA (trainer assessor) and she was teaching in a pool at about 8 am where there was a spinal injury (someone has damaged their spinal cord or neck) and this old guy refused to get out of the pool, any motion to the casualty could do permanent damage or even kill them. And this old guy refused to leave saying “I’ve paid for this” and “you have no power to remove me” and when he finally got out the pool he kept complaining saying “when can I get back in the pool” that pool remained closed the rest of the day because the casualty had accidentally crapped themselves when they injured themselves

At least Xorionis was honest about himself being the EK

congrat first commenter

Never been this early lol. Love your videos!

These stories were infuriating, the Karen that tried to drown a kid is a complete monster and the entitled parents in the ER are both terrible people... I can't help but continue listening to rSlash but some of the posts make my blood boil and my blood pressure spike, I've been to the ER several times with real issues that required immediate attention and if someone came in complaining about constipation I'd throw them a suppository and tell them to get out so people that actually need to be there can get the help they require.

I have extremely severe asthma and have been in a similar situation to the little girl in the last story several times. You’d be surprised how entitled people in the hospital can be. I’m lucky enough to have the equipment to help me with my episodes at home most of the time and I always hate it when I have to go to the ER because I somehow always run into some form of Karen

who else is imagining the pool Karen coming out of the water like a bleached Poseidon from that scene from Percy Jackson.

Haha, now you dont know why this coment has soo many likes 😋😜

As someone who has been drowned by an adult i truly feel for that toddler I was a young kid probably only 4 or 5, and swimming along in a lazy river when I accidentally bumped a kid out of her moms hands and landed in front of her, I didn't mean it and her daughter was young but much older then me (probably 10) And her response to a little 5 y/o accidentally briefly separating her from her daughter was to grip my hair, shove me underwater and kick me back so she could grab her daughter again, who, btw, didn't even notice My mom and dad where behind me and my mom flew into a fit of rage like id never seen after my dad ripped me out of the water Screaming that she had just tried to kill a little baby because of a small accident and my mom ripped the other ladies hair out in a fight which was so one sided it honestly felt like i was watching someone beat on a child, which many years later i can definitely appreciate the irony of

12:40 Story reminded me about my Nan who died from pneumonia 5 months ago, made me sad but also made me feel better that the kid is better.

1 view but 8 comments. Ok.

The second story was a repeat. You keep on doing this.

Some old lady tried to drown me once at the pool. I was there for my 7th(?) birthday party and it was one of those pools with slides and a rapids that had a bridge going over the top. I LOVED swimming, especially going underwater in the rapids because I liked the feeling of going extra fast as the currents pushed me around. I was doing this by myself for a while whilst my friends who weren't confident swimmers were in the main area and my parents were watching them knowing I could handle myself just fine. As I was going around, suddenly a hand grabbed onto my foot and yanked me underwater and held me there. I can't remember how long she held me for, but it felt like forever and my little 7 year old self was just trying my best to get away in a part of the pool where I couldn't even touch the floor. Eventually, she let go, grabbed my arm and told me 'If you ever splash me again, I won't let go'. I don't know why the life guard didn't get involved, maybe they just didn't see, but I immediately left the rapids to join my friends and my parents and I didn't say a word of what happened to any of them. It was horrible, and I was terrified of swimming in public places for a long time after that. Even now, I get anxious doing anything more than a doggypaddle in public pools just in case I splash anyone :(

That quilt story reminded me of the quilt I've got laying on my bed, it's made from yellow cloth and cuttings from shirts and stuff. I can't quite remember who made it for me but I know it's someone that's close with the family, and I adore the quilt. Not an entitlement story, just a happy memory that came back listening to this.

haven’t you done the second story already... i’m confused, i have heard it before, but this video was posted 4 hours ago... frick i don’t know how i’ve heard it ....