r/Entitledkids Spoiled Brat Tries to Take My $50,000!
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r/Entitledkids In this story, a spoiled teenage girl decides to ruin OP's life by bullying her in school. Eventually, things escalate to the point that the entitled kid sneaks up behind OP and cuts off all of her hair! A fight breaks out, leading to a ridiculous $50,000 lawsuit. But luckily, OP has a card up her sleeve!
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Self defense is apparently illegal in schools. It's stupid
Bully: *punches kids*
Teacher and School system: I'm going to pretend I didn't see that
Kid: *punches bully in self defence*
Teacher and school system: Now this is an avengerâs level threat
@@AstroZero pretty much
Actually happened to me once in high school. Guy kept pushing me and my friends around and school never did anything because he was on the football team. One day, he decided it would be funny to punch me in the gut. I had enough at that point and me and one of my bigger friends who's normally a friendly giant proceeded to beat the shit out of him. All three of us got OSS but it was so worth it. Dude never picked on anyone again and everyone made fun of him for getting beaten up.
Almost all schools in the us ignore childs rights to defend themselves it pisses me off and makes me glad im in australia
B: *Cuts off op's hair and slaps her*
Op: So you have chosen...death.
Nope, she had chosen bankruptcy.
@@net28573 nice
net28573 Op: so you have chosen bankruptcy
you what does op mean?
British Souls it means Original poster
B: *Cuts Alba's Hair*
Alba: So you have chosen, -$50000
More like Alba:"-so you have chosen FALCON PUNCH!"
Wait I just realized that school suspended victim because they want to you get a rest
@@sarimahosman5333 Iâll buy that when they donât put suspensions due to fights like this on your record
people believe this story? Fakest shit Iâve ever seen.
The story where OP accidentally elbowed the little girl's head, I got scared for a minute because I thought the mother was going to be an entitled parent saying, "Why did you hit my precious baby! I'm calling your boss and getting you fired from this store!"
I seriously thought that the Mum wouldâve pulled OPâs hair
How did the diamond get to that color (Canadian)
It honestly worries me how she responded though. Your child comes up to you and tells you that they got hit by an adult and you do nothing? I mean I know nothing about their lives so Iâm not going to say that I know anything for sure but that sounds like neglect
that would be in a "I don't work here lady"
@@liluthealmighty Exactly what I was thinking. If the little girl constantly lies then maybe it's a bit less neglectful but you should still look into it.
B: Cuts off OP hair and slaps her
Principal: Ok
OP: Punches B in the nose for defence
Principal: Wait, thatâs illegal
Meme Monsterrr the comment literally said that
@@fredrik5832 lol yes
Uhm... Why was OP get forced to stay home for a week?... It's B the offender here.
@@erichanastacio9695 itâs a school, in 9th grade, they did nothing to the kid who threatened me with a knife, yet I was threatened with detention for wearing a Guns N Roses band t-shirt.
@@Turbo_The_Femboy_Fox WHAT THE ACTUALL F?! What the heck is wrong with people??? I am glad that it seems like they were not able to actually attack you
Teachers when someone hits you: đ
Teacher when you hit back: đĄ
good thing its only in america
@@racelkatyusha403 no, it's in other places
@@racelkatyusha403 also, good thing?
Well it's a good thing the forest fires only happened in Australia
@@gorgeousfreeman1318 jeez.
@@cookierunkingdom8674 See how rude it is?
The kid who was complaining about being kept out of the gifted class sounded arrogant (and your reading didn't help,) but I completely agree with them. It is REALLY unfair to expect a student to be held back to help other kids. I was on the gifted track throughout most of school, but ended up in one of the basic level science classes once. I tried to keep a low profile, but still ended up with a reputation as a know it all because I could correctly answer any question the teacher asked me. Mind you, I never volunteered to answer, because I was shy. He would just ask me directly when no one else would answer, and I felt it would be more embarrassing to pretend I didn't know what a lever was than to just answer quickly. By the end of the year, the teacher had put me in a desk next to the kids who were failing, and told me to help them. They alternated between trying to cheat off of my tests, making fun of me, and begging me to do their work for them. I don't mean asking for help. I mean handing over their worksheets and saying, "You're done. Do mine now." I didn't learn empathy. I learned that being smart can make people dislike you and that doing well often means you just get more work. I have never felt more alone than I did in that class. Meanwhile, I wasn't learning physics, which could have taken me into a STEM career field. Advanced kids aren't teacher's assistants, and kids who struggle academically aren't empathy lessons.
THIS. The reality is that they want to hold back gifted students to bolster the test average. I promise you.
Yup. I was a gifted kid as well, but my schools didnât offer any advanced options except for math, and even then it wasnât that advanced. Iâve also always been very confident in my knowledge and intelligence, so I answered often and with pride. This got me called a smartass by other students and told by teachers to âtone it down for the other students sakeâ. I was basically ostracized because they assumed that I thought I was better than them in some way. My general lack of social skills and obliviousness to pop culture knowledge due to my home life didnât help either. The only friends I made only tolerated me because I helped them with their work, or older kids who pitied me. Thankfully things got better by highschool because I made friends through history club (basically a chaotic club for history nerds), but really what I needed was to be in a place where I was challenged academically and with kids who were on my level so that I could properly make friends.
I completely agree. I was gifted in math for most of my school career, and couldve been in math 3 honors a grade early(i chose not to do honors because stress in something i dont care about wasnt ideal, and theater+choir was a massive but fun toll). in math 3 I was placed around folks who struggle in math, and i was told to help them when i could. I only gave them the answers to homework because i did and still think its bullshit, but i constantly caught them trying to cheat off me in tests. I even offered to help them study during lunch but they just wanted the easy way out. fckin selfish, man.
People forget that gifted kids are actually special needs kids. when kids see school subjects as too easy ,it basically holds their development in so many ways. when kept in regular classes, they are sometimes the kids that the teachers say "if only X studied harder", others turn into know-it-all jerks ,others are bullied( not mutually exclusive) and a lot of them learn little to nothing about effort and how to study properly. Then when their brain can't carry them alone anymore, like maybe in college,they start to fail until they learn how to study. Also they sometimes don't learn actual empathy,just cognitive empathy, so their "empathy" is sometimes just a ruse to be accepted.
Gifted classes exist because gifted kids need it.Without it,their path in life is just being made harder. Those classes give those kids an environment with another kids they can actually relate to and a real challenge that pushes them forward.
As a complete "nerd" during school and havin worked with tutoring for quite some time, i pity those kids that are kept on regular classes, they are just being hold from their actual potential.
"you don't even have proof she did that!!1!"
the other 25 people in the room: *i beg to differ*
Ah yes the negotiator
@@vergilsparda8835 true dat
Let's differ.
Sorry but someone cutting your hair like that counts as a bodily assault. I'd have done far more than breaking "b"s nose.
I don't think I can mention what I'd do in a comments section. :')
....she did she sued her and the principal came in like right after
Probably would've broken every bone in her body! >:)
if your hair is long enough, start strangling them with the cut off hair like a damn rope or belt.
I would rip out her hair
As soon as she cut the hair, Im just 'that's assault, if they don't press charges I'm making a reddit account to tell them too.'
I'm glad to see more people saying "yes" when asked if they want to press charges. Excessive kindness and not pressing charges because you want to "be the bigger man" and "I think they've had enough" is what got us into this situation in the first place.
Even if the entitled people don't improve their behavior, we can at least have them removed from society so we don't have to deal with them.
*to*
too is used like, i love you too kinda thing
benis smol Username checks out, stop being a grammar cop. Not everyone has english as their first language
My heart almost broke at that story: I've been growing out my hair for 3 years now, and if someone were to cut it, I would be so upset!
benis smol And by the way, if you are going to correct someone on their grammar and spelling. Make sure your grammar is good. You didnât use uppercase letters at the start of the sentence or a full stop at the end. You also didnât make the âiâ into an uppercase letter. Please donât correct people because they spelled âtoâ with 2 oâs.
I hate how people hit someone and act surprised when they actually fight back
i know that feel
69
Ikr
And I hate how when a woman slaps a man everyone doesnât care and then when the man slaps back they act like thatâs illegal and thatâs so bad why did you do that!?!?!
@@WhyWouldiKnow- yeah
B: **hits OP**
also B: **kind of pays for OP's entire collage education**
The girl who got so jealous thinking her boyfriend was cheating on her with his sister. Like how insecure she is (or not) to think every girl he talks to is cheating. She is said to manipulative so it could be a control thing but still..how stupid
The story is clearly fake.
Alex idk. If the story itself is fake then possibly but the action is very real. I know someone in my family who was jealous of me at first (when I was 14) because I had jumped on my adopted brother giving him a hug and she got jealous until she realized I was 14. Then she is still jealous of my sister in law (married to my other brother) because sheâs pretty and thinks she and my adopted brother like each other when theyâre just good friends and are BASICALLY BROTHER AND SISTER SINE SHES OUR SIS IN LAW
It's... Not exceptionally uncommon for a middle school or high school GF to be jealous of a cousin, sister, mom, etc. I'm sure I could find an example of it, however fleeting, from my graduating class of ~120... Quite possibly inspired by the brother-sister couple a year or two ahead of us.
TheAttacker732 in middle school or even high school yes possibly. Still dumb but possibly. Iâve had the same situation but both were well over graduation
My stepmother was the same. Dad had to keep his girl friends under wraps until she left. Ironically, her name actually was Karen.
"She broke my daughter's nose on purpose!"
Yup. Id do it again too
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I disagree with the whole "empathy and compassion" thing.
I was always ahead in K-12 and got my emotional intelligence from family. What I got from being held back by the curriculum was a lack of work ethic that kills me to this day.
SAME. Also, I was the empathetic one and just was a bully magnet for the ones who weren't. Gen ed in public schools is like a fucking prison yard, too. God forbid the problem kids just get booted so the rest can get on with learning.
@@ANPC-pi9vu Forgive me if I'm lying with an agenda, but said "problem kids" actually cost the district more to educate as well. It's by a margin of thousands.
About the "Should Smarter Kids be Left in Classrooms with Lower Performing Kids to teach empathy" This actually happened to me, and it was not a good experience. A lot of the lower performing kids would bully and harass me about my good performance and I ended up changing my schedule to avoid the harassment. It always made me an outcast in my class and made me more angry than empathetic. I'm happy that I found some friends at that school because otherwise elementary school would have really sucked. I hope this only happened at my school, but that girl's reaction was not ok.
tall poppy syndrome and envy truly is disgusting
Lol why would the pariahs bully their betters?
@@rizkiramadhan9266 there are so many things wrong with your comment, kids will bully others for literally anything
@@nyrakyle7159 I mean, true, but most class toppers are popular exactly because they're better
@@rizkiramadhan9266 umm have you never heard of nerds getting bullied because they are smart?
It took me a second to realize what had happened in the first story till I understood that OP BOUGHT ALL THE CANDY BARS HE WANTED. Genius.
I watched it twice then understood
So let me get this straight OP intentionally bought all the candy bars so the entitled kid won't have any?
@@bogymanthedark yup
@@bogymanthedark yup
Mom: do you have any more candy bars in the back for my son?
Cashier: sure
The first one
The dark night joker : itâs not about the money itâs about sending a message
LmAo
sending the message of being a failure in society?
Instead of helping the mother, they made hell for her
Its dumb mom couldve asked for more candy from the back, dude wastedvhis money
@@Gia1911Logous ok boomer
@@ffokuf1189 dead meme
It's so dead, it's parents don't even remember it
It's more dead than your one and only brain cell
With the gifted students story, I hated maths and hated my classes more because the gifted students made me feel stupid and intimidated. Therefore, I went into a shell and didn't ask questions. It was only at college I got a professor who helped me understand maths because I was older and had found my voice. I don't think gifted students should be taught with regular kids. It can be detrimental to both groups. If you want to teach empathy, have a tutoring program or something of that sort.
Here's a story from a currently gifted student: Three people from various gifted classes committed suicide because of imposter syndrome. Yeah, you non-Gifted kids have it easy. And also there's literal non-stop anxiety.
@@RGGaming940 As a gifted kid, everyone has it bad in this situation. Thereâs no need to compare.
@@RGGaming940 I used to help kids read in kindergarten and first grade.
As a matter of fact, at my current job, there are people who are twenty-years old who CANNOT READ English and this is "Merica"!
There is no reason to subjugate or isolate the other kids from each other if they can help.
American schools are understaffed as it is.
@@n.h.moreno It's not the student's job to provide free labor, fuck that noise. The public school system is under staffed because community based one size fits all schooling and a focus on 'equity' DOES NOT WORK. They are illiterate because their schools hold everyone back so the class retard doesn't get 'left behind', and nowadays more and more schools are being barred from removing disruptive students, so no one can learn because the classrooms are like prison yards. This is also why so few people who wanted to teach stick with it. Unless they can find a position in a good school, they break and quit, and it tends to be teachers with a lot of seniority that get first pick, so a lot of the younger teachers don't stand a chance.
@@ANPC-pi9vu Maybe PAY TEACHERS better and make it easier to become teachers?
Maybe the Pentagon could stop asking for $800 Billion every year and our Government could spend $20 BILLION on crumbling schools and actually teach kids instead of pumping up the Prison- and Military-Industrial Complexes as the "One Size Fits All" motif for population control.
My brother-in-law works at a Charter School as a math teacher/History teacher and says it is the worst thing.
Kids dont wanna write.
They dont wanna read.
They dont wanna do homework.
They just stay out of the parents' hair all day and use school as daycares....if the kids show up.
So, education is quite a low priority for 'Merica. Especially the wealthy ..
In the one story with the bee, when she fell on the floor and screamed "SHE HIT MEEEEEE" I imagined her going full mad muppet, arms flailing, kinda rolling.
Spent the whole time imagining how a Korean Irish ginger ballerina would look.
I want to google it... but I'm afraid to what images and possible videos I may find
Septiplier as a female.
Me too đđđ in my mind that girl is đŻđ„đ„đđ
Probably like lil tay? Completely different attitude though.
"b didn't have many friends"
my immediate reaction: i can see why
PFFFFFFFFFHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA
yes
i have a ex-friend who is exactly like b, except he is a guy, he's racist,homophobic and a complete hypocrite, thank god i ain't friends with him anymore, oh he also is desperate gf, i know why everyone hates him lmao
Same zim, same
OUCH
"MY ANGEL WOULD NEVER LIE TO MEEEEEEEE!" -every entitled mom ever
Entitled mom : drinking and drugs wonât affect my child
Child : UGH I HATE YOU YOU RACIST AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!1!!
15:48 Hi! Gifted student here. I honestly think it's better for gifted students to be in a separate classroom because of the way they learn. Teachers go through courses to train to help teach these students and the structure of gifted classrooms and quite different to main stream.
I didnât expect to hear a yes when they asked he girl if she was going to press charges. Itâs usually no
I don't know about you but I listen to these stories quite a bit and I'd say they press charges at least 75% of the time actually. But I too usually expect them to say no. I think it's because that's usually what happens in movies and tv shows honestly, lol.
@@lando8913 - Yeah, supposedly it makes people seem like the "bigger person" if they don't press charges, but I don't see how that makes sense. Ensuring that people experience consequences for behaviours that directly harm and/or negatively affect others (again, directly, not indirectly) at least has a chance of lowering the risk of them continuing that behaviour. Just letting them get off with no consequence teaches them, that whatever they're doing is effective in getting them the results they want, thereby breeding MORE narcissists.
People don't press charges mostly, even when the Entitles people deserve it.
Alex Gabriel Exactly. In fact, the actual act of pressing charges is actually, even if the narcissist doesnât see it or either can but doesnât care, much better for them. Experiences like these shape people for good. They need to learn through tougher ways if they choose not to learn.
I was kinda shocked too! But considering the fact how long she grew her hair out, that gets emotional. I think itâs sad that all this experience was in like high school!!
Kid: Hits another student
School: Ehhh
Student: Fights back
School: Hippity Hoppity get off of my property
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This is very true it hapend to me moltiple times ;-;
@@Ranni- multiple fights at 11!? Woah.
See I don't start fights or end them the assholes hit me then pretend hurt so I get in trouble luckily I had a friend record so they got caught and got expelled
I 3rd grader punched me for no reason when I wasnt looking a few years ago, he ran before I could throw any punches back, and I was suspended
"She also got expelled from school and she does school online now" Oh yeah? Just like the rest of us, well minus the expulsion.
Well... She can still go
"cutting classes"
(just gotta rant about this) âEmpathyâ my butt. Gifted students shouldnât be responsible for doing the schoolâs job, especially without getting paid for it.
The "gifted" student âsoundsâ entitled but nothingâs more entitled than forcing gifted students to help their classmates just because they either worked harder or are just smarter.
Backstory: you get in a fight at school, but you did t throw the first punch
Parents: good job for defending yourself
The law: yeah it was self defense
School: So you have chosen death
hmmm.... why does this sound familiar to the third most popular comment on this video
objectful *y e p*
Wow we are practically never actually physical at our school, we only have play fights and solve everything amongst ourselves by talking it through and keeping da peace. This makes me really grateful.
@@sannidhiagarwal342 this sounds really fake, unless it's in Canada or something.
15:52 I know a thing or two about highly gifted children and I have to say that it probably wouldn't be such a great Idea to leave a highly gifted child in the same class as "ordinary" kids. Highly gifted children tend to be bored really quickly if a task is underchallenging them. Concludes that if they have to spend months or even years in a classroom where they are constantly bored and they could fall into some sort of depression. So yeah if they stay there to help low performing students, it might help the low performing Students but the gifted Kid itself wont be able to fully unveal its talents.
Completely agree with you. As one of these so called "highly gifted students" (omg I hate that term) being in a regular class extremely sucks because the pacing isnt right for me and as the work wouldn't be challenging enough I would become extremely bored in class, all because there was no alternative. As a result of being in these types of classes I never built the study habits or time management skills that is necessary in later school life because if the fact that I never never needed to study for tests as the answers always seemed painfully obvious to me. The lack of a higher level class can really hinder the growth of people like me who learn at a rapid pace and need a bigger challenge. The additional annoyance with being in a class that is too easy for a student is the fact that that student becomes the "answer sheet" of the class. I have always had other students who either come to check their answers against mine (which is fine by me to some extent) or just ask for the answers because their too lazy to actually do the work (which really pisses me off). People would blame me for times when I had a wrong answer on my work sheet and they had copied it because they assumed it would be correct. At some point I had to stop letting anyone see my work, even if it was to cross check answers, because I was so tired of it, and of course people were pissed at me for doing that. And another thing is that I am expected to keep up perfect grades and people are dissapointed at me if I ever get an average score. Like bruh, I am a person who should be allowed to have regular scored too. All of these expectations I have had in my "advanced" classes and I can't even imagine how much worse it would be if I were forced to step down.
edit- sorry about the rant lol, just school sometimes gets to me and i need somewhere to just go let it all out sometimes
@@joahnnaibarra2282 Having been in the same position, I feel your pain and anger.
Young Sheldon Cooper comes to mind.
@@joahnnaibarra2282 I feel what you mean about time management skills. I didn't learn those very well in school, and needed special help outside of class to learn them.
While no one copied off of me, I felt immense internal pressure to be perfect which hasn't fully left me even years later. I do feel every high-achieving kid needs to be less than perfect sometimes for their own mental health. If you get A's with little effort, the best thing you can do for yourself is take a challenging course and get a B. It's remarkable how much that can free you from basing your identity around being "the best."
Hell, this is even true of moderately gifted students, or students who are gifted in some subjects but struggle in others. I remember in many subjects I tested really well with little studying and would often read ahead, but because I wasn't good at ALL subjects or didn't want to spend every waking hour doing meaningless busy work for the bulk of the grade, I was treated like a poor student over all, and just stopped caring. It felt like every couple years we'd just re-learn the same stuff but with just a few new things added in because we needed to catch up all the students who were behind instead of just having remedial classes and special ed for those kids.
âI decided against doing the flop in the courtroom.â I bust out laughing knowing that at one point OP was seriously considering doing it.
School: you have a right to defend yourself
Me: defends myself
School: You are suspended because you hit a girl that kneed your nuts
15:48
I'm in a gifted class, but that's because I had taken a test to get in. My parents had signed me up for the tests, because who wouldn't want their child to have an opportunity of potentially learning more? I passed most of the quizzes, but it doesn't really make me "A fancy queen who is the smartest", more like "A slightly smarter kid who is a depressed procrastinator with social anxiety". I do have some people that I'm quite fond of in that classroom though, so that makes me feel a lot better.
i got in and had to take a test too but im still pretty stupid.
me too. only my teachers wanted me to test not my parents
I'm in gifted as well but we should be in classes because it can help others
@@JerseyAnimations1 we all should make the best of our potential so later everyone can shoulder as much as possible so we all benefit from each other's work.
It's no good to sacrifice a fitting education and later achievements just to do good in the short time.
I was only given a chance to get into something like that once in Junior High, but the SPOKEN TEST was like a personality test more than anything about your actual abilities, the person administering it was a snob, and the only part that was practical was math which was my worst subject. I was so disillusioned. In highschool there were only a couple of advanced classes available in math and science, and it was almost like they structured all the other courses in such a way as to avoid anything advanced, instead just having it broken up into 'introduction to' classes of various types... It was so stupid. Took a reading class once where we were told we could read what we wanted but then the teacher would tell me stuff I chose doesn't count of only counts for a certain number of points because it's 'too easy' and I was just like, "WTF are you 'teaching' me and wtf do you WANT from me?" American school system in a nutshell, really.
Oh, and I remember in the first math class of my HS career, they literally spent most of that year re-teaching us adding, subtraction, multiplication, and division. I'm not good at math and numbers stress me right the fuck out but I really thought everyone should know the basics by HS. Just... wtf... And this was considered one of the 'good' public schools.
Anyone saying "you paid everyone in here to lie" should be dismissed immediately.
When she said that, it's SO STUPID!
Mainly because _WHY WOULD SHE _*_TRY TO GET HERSELF_*_ INTO JUVENILE DETENTION?_
The Clintons do that shit all the time and if they think you'll still talk you get Epsteined.
Billary Clintoris
@@Batman-sl2nv pretty late reply i admit but isn't this about entitled parents and not politics? besides all politicians lie as well
Person: defending themselves
Principal: you're suspend
The "gifted kid" is right. I experienced it in high school myself, being a "smarter kid" (not "gifted") and took any "advanced" classes I could, not because I was so smart, but to get away from the troublemakers and dumb kids who dragged the whole class down. Later in adult Vo-Tech school, they put a "smart student" as a buddy with a low-performer, believing this would encourage the lower performer to improve. Wrong in every case. So, in time I ended up with three "buddies" when their first dumb buddies dragged them down. And, all three ended up passing me and finishing a bit before me. Smart gals! I cheered them on. We all wound up with good jobs. Those dumb guys all dropped out. đ
Back when I was in 4th grade, my school had set us up in a System I wasnât familiar with. All the kids in a classroom were kept at the same level as the lowest scoring kid in the class, no matter how gifted, or challenged you were. That kept lots of the kids who needed more complicated work to progress back, and didnât allow the kids to further their skills in anyway.
I donât think itâs exactly fair to keep the more gifted children back, with the kids who need specialized classes. That system in the classroom kept me back in a different school which was self-paced, and the work you did was based on your level of understanding. Due to the sudden change, that shift made me have to completely learn multiplication and division again, whenever in the new district that was something that was supposed to be learned in 4th grade.
So allowing students to go into specialized classrooms (if their work was done) to help the kids get to their level of understanding is a great idea, but we should not put kids who are gifted and kids who are challenged in the same classrooms. But thatâs just my opinion.
Agreed. Expecting a kid to teach other students and not challenge themselves for their own benefit is selfish and honestly something a Karen in r/idontworkhere would think. He's in the wrong in this case and the kid is right if he is that smart.
I genuinely appreciate how truthfully and respectfully you both put this. I totally agree with what you both have to say.
Bonus tip: replace the b-word in your vocabulary with Bionicle and it makes things 5x funnier
I think that these honest conversations really help us all come to a common ground! Itâs awesome we can bring up such topics.
Yeah, I'm in the gifted program, and the years in the mainstream were pretty normal. People overhype gifted as geniuses, but really we only have a higher IQ. It doesn't mean we're smarter or anything. But I had to be merged with a mainstream class when my teacher wasn't there, and it was too easy for me. Gifted children need extra mental stimulation, and it's not kind to put them somewhere so they can be boosts for others, and not learn things they need to. What my class in previous years did was have a learning buddy class with developmentally disabled kids 1/2 a week. I think that was a much better system.
I used to be able to read for the latter half of most of my classes before middle school (when gifted classes became available). It just wasnât challenging enough. I wouldnât mind helping others but Iâm not sacrificing my ability to grow myself for others growth. Myself comes first and then others can join in. When I got into gifted classes I was so much happier in school and all of my friends were with me too. So gifted classes are worth it.
She was likely suspended for two reasons:
1. Like with cops coming to a fight where one is battling it out of defense/protection of another, they arrest both. They can't risk trusting the wrong person only for the person they thought was good to go hurting more people. This is the same idea where suspension keeps things leveled. I don't know if the attacker in the video was also suspended, but she should have been.
2. And, most likely the reason, suspension also gives children a time to be at home, cope, relax, thinking about what happened and stay away from any possible ridicule the student body could give. Suspension can be a service offered to a child. The teachers are likely notified in order to send homework to their home during that time.
You got that exactly right. Most people think the suspension is punishment. In this case, it was done to legally allow the student to stay home while the social fallout dies down and the investigation can be done without risk of the bad apple on school grounds. And a suspension for what was most likely noted as "minor incident" won't be held against OP for college applications.
Source: member of the board for a school district for 4 years.
@@sintanan469 the problem is that the suspension might be permanently on the child's record and said child will have to explain constantly why that exists, and universities and potential employers might not believe said child
Chaos Burrito they do have the right to know what is on their potential employees school/criminal record. And a suspension from school does count sadly.
Okay but suspensions go on your record and enough suspensions can prevent you graduation
@@kylev385 how many suspensions do students regularly get??? And, I don't know where you live, but where I do, employers don't care at all if you're suspended nor do they check. If you went to juvenile detention, that's a whole new story. What's more is that each suspension a description of why, all someone would need to do is read it and see that it was for such and such reasons. If you're getting more suspensions than this crazy moment in your life... then that's a whole other issue. Students don't get suspension much to begin with. The only girl I knew it got it regularly before being kicked out would bite of chunks of students' arms in the locker room.
B and Bâs mother are the type of people to fall in a shower and grab the water
This made me laugh, Thank you xD
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B: Youâre SUPPOSED to be my boyfriend and support me!
Bâs BF: Not anymore. Iâm breaking up with you.
B: **Surprised Pikachu face**
Yeah, and the bit that shook my head is the bit about whenever B's boyfriend interact with ANY girl regardless, she would always claim that he's cheating on her. It's like she has this stupid mindset that her boyfriend isn't allowed to interact with any other girl at all, except for her because if he does, he's cheating on her and the girl is trying to take him away from her, even if the girl is a family member of his or an assigned partner for an important school project. This is pretty much how the whole thing happened and I can't imagine how he himself felt about this frustration, as well as being forced into a relationship he didn't want as it appears to be, I'm glad he's sane and broke up with her.
"Im Up 50,000 dollars."
Standing Ovation.
Clap
Always sue for alot if they reduce the claim, so it gets near the sum that you wished for in the first place.
Stonks
It says bâs boyfriend when they go to court
They mean ex boyfriend
Calvin Dehoff at the end of the story itâs should have been ops boyfriend
@@sniperuniverse3259 wait did they start dating and I was just too not focused to notice or something-
@the animating potato no but it shouldâve happened
To be honest, throughout the whole story I was hoping they would break up
Cathy Sinatra who wouldnât. I thought he would be entitled too but he seemed like a genuine chill and nice guy
7:58 ok i'm a guy but if someone someone destroyed something that i spent almost a year on and was really proud of i would just say *r u n f o r y o u r l i f e*
Especially true. My dad is actually a veteran, so naturally I'm going to get gun training as soon as I can.
So, if you smash something of mine, expect some lead (NON-LETHAL SHOTS, JUST LIMBS) and smashed bones.
I would take out my desert eagle and say R.U.N AND SHOOT LIKE A MANIAC
And bite them with my metal teeth
I don't have a veteran dad. Or a Deagle. Or metal teeth.
But if she did that to me, she would only be getting out of the classroom on a stretcher. I mean, the school would suspend me either ways.
Well I have a police father but I'm not gonna use a gun because I'm afraid that I'm gonna shoot myself
The court update was glorious!! So satisfying to hear there was some justice!!
Itâs fake mate, donât tell me you believe this shit đ
If that girl knew that she was about to cut her hair off....then why the hell didnât she warn her
I mean, if I read it right - the friend didn't know it was going to happen, the post explains that the friend told her afterwards that's what had happened
OP said that "Lisa" was tired of B's behavior, so "Lisa" may have stood by and let it happen to ensure that B received a harsher punishment.
@@SuperScarface83 that is one of the most EVIL PLANS in humanity's history
SuperScarface83
I get that, but I think B couldâve gotten worse punishment if Lisa had warned Alba and hereâs why: B was coming at Alba with scissors. Before anything happens, whatâs a bystander supposed to think when someone is coming up to you obviously fuming with scissors in hand? A worse assault charge than what was given couldâve been filed especially given the context of this girlâs emotionally unstable behavior.
@@idkanymoretbh5452 Except that plan still would have required someone to lie. "Lisa" knew of the plan to cut OP's hair.
Unless the warning to OP included a lie that B planned to outright stab her with the scissors, B would only have been punished with attempting to cut OP's hair. And an attempt might not have warranted as serious a punishment as the completed offense itself.
EM: *sues for $50k*
OP: *pulls out a reverse uno card*
Uno reverse +2
School: *Teaches me to fight back*
Me: *Fights bad*
School:
That's not how you play the game!
a Asian? :0
âIf your a spoiled teenage brat who wants to hear what others will do to his mom in the best sound qualityâ
I died
Sounds like OP who got her hair cut off is from my area, if she wants to go to NC State. I wish her luck in college!
Same.
I would like her to get in and then the girl who cut her hair gets rejected be cause sheâs to dumb and OP took the last spot
i would like but u have 123 likes
At 10:48 I find it funny that she thinks that her boyfriend is supposed to be on her side but then he just said Iâm breaking up with you
KARMA
Derpy Dood99 Thatâs why people should respect their SOâs.
The fact that the same B attacked his sister definitely helped there. The boyfriend, not the B.
I honestly laughed out loud when she said that she was sueing for 60!
itâs not real mate, itâs the fakest shot Iâve ever seen, đ
Well, if that genius ("gifted") one is true, geniuses tend to be lacking in the social etiquette department.
You know, empathy and compassion should be instilled by parents, and any religious teaching respective to one's beliefs
And the term gifted seems to be used in an underhanded way concerning education, as if their intellect is a burden because it wasn't earned, so they have an obligation to share it? As opposed to athletics.
Anyway, "gifted" students shouldn't have their education put on hold for the sake of others. It sounds more like the attempt to dumbing eveeyone down to the same level. Or, you know, keep the averages in certain classrooms. Because don't discount what crappy teachers would do to retain credibility.
EDIT: That being said, and this should go without saying, don't be a jerk just because you excelled in one department than other people.
what? sorry but that pure bull. Why? intelligence may not be gained but wisdom take time and experience to learn. Your parents see your going be smart and gain a great amount of knowledge no matter what is done so it's no concern if you get it now or later. They just want to make sure you are a wiser person so you don't do dumb and/or immoral things with that intelligence. I say this because went through the same experience. I learn stuff 8-10 year olds were learning at age 4.
let me put this simply:
"What use is there in intelligence, if one does not know how to use it?"
and its vice versa; "What use is there in knowledge, when one is unable to use it?".
In other words: treat intelligence, memory and knowledge with the same importance - without one, the others are nie-useless.
If your goal is to improve education as a whole - regardless - then you should be *considerably* more concerned with the excessive bias towards memory that our educations systems have, excessive bias *against* problem solving and such (that you'd consider 'intelligence') and the fact that they consider knowledge the same exact same as memory - only worsening the bias towards memory.
The bias towards memory was needed in the past - long in the past - but is the main thing that is currently crippling us now - we have more then enough training with memory, far more than enough in knowledge thanks to the internet but abysmally low intelligence compared to what we should already have.
@@dreman999 That's fine as long as the student in question's still engaged during the lessons. But if you've got a kid incomparably far above his contemporaries, waiting until the regular curriculum is catching up is a waste of potential. Though for me the optimal solution would probably be to let the kid in question join advanced classes/higher grades alongside optional student tutoring possibilities.
And, partially due to bad personal experiences with most elementary school teachers, I have to agree that empathy and compassion are skills best learned through parents because they can influence both of these attributes most easily/actively.
I was actually pulled out of school because the junior high didnât have advanced classes that were right for me (or so my mom says). Honestly, I probably would have been bored the entire time if she hadnât pulled me (If her reasoning is true, I donât feel like Iâm smart at all, but every placement test Iâve taken says otherwise). I donât feel like I should have to tutor anyone (except possibly my siblings) because I donât think Iâd be able to share enough of my knowledge anyway.
Ya, I don't believe "smart" children should be made to help struggling students. As a struggling student myself, I have a problem with this. I wasn't dumb, just struggling. My eyesight issues weren't picked up by my teacher (who were skilled enough to have done so). It took many years before I was able to read properly and I still struggling due to lack of development in those processes.
If one of my classmates had to have been helping me, so they learnt empathy, my entire life would have been f***ed.
So, in conclusion, the classroom is for learning and students aren't teachers. If you want students to learn empathy, then make them do community service. You are only destroying the life of the struggling student by keeping them in an environment that doesn't suit them.
I agree about the empathy and compassion thing. Itâs not a kidâs job to teach other kids. 1. Theyâre not learning anything themselves 2. Theyâre not getting paid
The dumb kids are entitled for expecting another kid to help them
Actually the single most impactful thing you can do for learning and cementing information in your brain is teaching it to others. And people who are the same age are uniquely qualified when it comes to explaining things in a way their peers will be able to better understand. Same age peers are also much quicker able to identify places where others are getting stuck, confused, or making mistakes.
@@MsAHendrick depends on the person being the most excelled student in my science classes over the years ive found that many many kids just dont seem to understand no matter how or who explains, schools should be educating not indoctrinating. So many moron in our society these days who cant even understand simple earth science.
@@MsAHendrick I know this doesn't apply to everyone, but by your logic, I'm an idiot who doesn't know how to do anything. All my work I've done in programming, networking, etc.? Obviously I just cheated my way to high distinctions because I can't teach other people how to do it.
Pretty sure it's not the kids expecting anything 9 time out of 10...
I don't agree with that first point. I always learned more by helping others learn. Doing straightforward work was hard for me, mostly because it was so repetitive and I had nothing more to do than stare at a piece of paper. I hate being glued to a seat, especially in a quiet and stagnant environment. I always felt more motivated when I was working through another person and I remembered much more because I had to reconstruct my own thoughts in a way that made it easy for another student to digest. I got a better grip on my own understanding of an idea because I had to look at it through someone else's eyes. Plus, people are much more fun to interact with than paper. I grasped concepts very easily, I just hated practicing them so I'd forget about them quickly.
I totally think that students should be paid for their work, though.
I was bullied for being a gifted kid. The only thing that taught me was the lack of empathy that other people has, not to be more empathetic myself. Gifted kids need their own schools to feel normal and develop at their own pace.
For the story about the gifted child, me and my friend are classified as being gifted, and we are still put in other classes to help secure the information that we already know. And at my school, they separate the smarter kids from the rest into two groups, and I'm in the lower group, for the sole purpose to help others, according to the school.
I love this manâs entitled voice
Edit: holy shit why do I have 200 likes
It seems like a nasal vioce for women and a chad vioce for enttitled parents
It seems like a nasal vioce for women and a chad vioce for enttitled fathers
Love it to
K
Ikr
Getting back at someone:
Parents:" great job for standing up!"
THE GOD DAMN LAW: "yea its ok. It was self defense"
Schools: *insert mental breakdown here*
I'm so glad OP pressed charged agents "B", (how they are referred) too many entitled people do terrible things and get away scott-free so I'm glad "B" got what they deserved
I once knew a bratty 16 year old girl during hs. What was so annoying about her was the fact that she was allowed to get away with 99% of all the sh** she did because she was beautiful. And she sure as hell used her naturally gifted good looks to her advantage.
Like for example, when we had a unit test to do, all our grades from that one test was final except of course pretty girl's. Her grades averaged 50s-60s which would not be enough to get her into uni. So imagine my shock when her test came back with a score of 53%. she asked (politely ofc) if she could redo the test and our teacher let her. She ended up getting an 87%. Then another kid with a lower grade asked if he could redo it too. Nope. Only that one girl could. Also i'm sure pretty much of all of the younger male students at our school that got the most attention from the female students had a crush on her.
âTurns put that was his sisterâ
*sweet home Alabama intensifies*
Idk why bb didn't break up with b right then and there
Same
@@Lorea464 I was good friends with a girl from work for a little bit. Any time we hung out, her boyfriend would accuse her off cheating on him with me just because I'm also a guy. Now, to be fair, I'm a single guy and she was really pretty and we shared a lot of interests, but still, just hanging out with someone doesn't mean you're dating them. I know, I've been friends with mostly girls all my life and I still have never had a serious girlfriend.
Anyway, 2 months pass and I come to find out that he's been physically abusing her. She tried to break up with him, but wasn't about to. I wanted to take it to the police, but when I told my mom about it, she said that she needs to handle this herself. After I left that workplace due to a serious pay dock that made the 40 minute drive no longer worth it, I didn't see her again. She blocked my number and my Facebook account. I still haven't seen or spoken with her since and have no idea how she's doing. I do know that she was suicidal and actively self harming at the time, but I'm completely in the dark now. I still hate not knowing anything or that she won't talk to me anymore.
@@level20art50 damn this worries me too :( I really hope she got away from that idiot... đ„
@@Lorea464 Me too, but I honestly have no idea. It's been 3 years since we've last spoken.
The wise man knows he is a fool, but the idiot believes that he is wise and brags about it- Some smart person
That man was Socrates.
Nah dawg, that was me. I'm wise as shit.
@@alinack69 X to doubt
âMankind is made of two kinds of people: wise people who know theyâre fools, and fools who think they are wise.â - Socrates
-Michael Scott
That post belongs on r/IAmVerySmart
Don't let this video distract you from the fact that Mr. Krabs sold Spongebob's soul for 62 cents.
In the story with the sueing for $50,000, I was singing "Snap her neck, Snap her neck, that's how the problems will end!"
Holy hell that mother and her daughter.
They got their ass handed to her and it was clear they had evidence against their daughter. *Then they thought they could win in court, despite that evidence.*
"Cut her hair and assault her" Except cutting someone's hair without their consent IS assault.
Shhhhhhh this way they get charged twice *muahahahaha*
@@hanezutchins2786 Damn, that's diabolical.
I like it.
Also battery
Mid 70s - late 80s in the US. It took a village to raise a child. I still remember getting my backside blistered in the middle of the grocery store by some random guy when I would ignore my mom. She'd normally just take a breath, thank whomever it was, and we'd go back to shopping with me red eyed in tow. It is a HIGHLY effective method of teaching two important life lessons. 1, act like a jerk in public, someone WILL eventually set you straight. and 2, There's always a bigger fish, assume nothing of those around you. You don't know them, but when you're acting like a total jerk, they are getting a pretty good idea of what you're all about.
As regards to the gifted student, she should not have been held back from achieving her full potential. I wasn't necessarily gifted but learned quickly and suffered no end of frustration at being held back to the level of the slowest kid in the class throughout primary and Middle School. Finally in high school I was able to take accelerated classes that I actually had to study for yet still was able to do my homework in class during lectures.
16:42 Funny thing, i kinda agree with him. People who can do great things shouldn't be forced to do less than 100% of their capabilities. If someone is as gifted as that EP claims to be, they should be allowed to study more advanced stuff rather than remain behind to learn empathy. Empathy is good, but the public school system literally creates bullies for people who are too smart for their age group or grade. It would be better to move them up a grade rather than hold back their potential.
the human god exactly my thoughts đđ»
I think that he should of at least made it through kindergarten before skipping a grade or his parents should have gotten him a tutor outside of school for more of a challenge, not every kid who thinks they are the next Einstein needs special treatment from age 4
human being sorry I wasnât clear as well. I agreed with the idea of kids being able to skip grades in general. Not his exact situation, the way he was acting I donât think he is mature enough to skip grades. But i was referring more to higher grades.
@@manrajchinjar7352 oh ok I understand that you were referring more towards the idea than the situation, looking at it that way i agree with you
@@jatwala8295 and not every house can afford a tutor.
rSlash when there's 3 minutes left in a video:
STONKS TIME
What is so special about the last story? I watched the whole thing after seeing you comment. But I don't see anything special or more outraging about that story. I dunno if you are talking about something else.
@@aeinyuki8415 I meant that he was advertising at the end
@@FishyPhillonTiktok I get it now. The 3 minutes thing confused me cause he is doing it only at the last minute or so.
@@aeinyuki8415 ohhh I got u
*I beg to differ*
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Reference boi
"This video is fake!"
The girl, her mother, the Judge, the (Ace) attorney defending her: *OBJECTION!*
The person that said they could do complex maths and stuff, I couldn't even tie my shoes then...
Wait. Let me understand something. You give yugo everything he wants and he continues to beg and whine and bark while you work so that you can play with him and give him cuddles. Does that make your dog an entitled kid?
The story with the lawsuits would be something for Judge Judy xD
the whole story sounds fake af honestly.
@@aldranzam3456 Go to reddit Aldranza and ask the OP in the 2 story.
YES! She's torn apart entitled brats and their moms before. It was/is glorious!
@@blackandwhitecats4243 ? Someone says "I think what person X is saying is untrue" and your reply is "Oh yeah? Well why don't you ask person X!"..? xP
man i've actually been the most "Non-Clique" student in class, which leads me being picked on by school bullies, good thing my dad taught me hand-to-hand combat and MMA that i can barely recognize, all i remember is "when enemy starts attacking too much, back up and wait for a perfect chance to deliver a blow", he also taught me about "Blocking/Bypassing Enemy attacks" by swiping my hands infront of my face i couldn't explain this but he definitely was the worlds best Dad ever.
KYTALBAâs story is amazing.
The ultimate revenge. I am super glad that B got severely punished and her mom should be ashamed. Iâm so glad they pressed charges.
On the "Keep gifted kids in the classroom" piece, yeah that 13yo was a little toerag, but one reason why my parents pulled me from my first elementary school was that there were two of us bright kids, we would often read in the hall together as others did the regular class stuff. Then the next year the school was deliberately were going to split us apart for some reason or another (sharing us between classes or somesuch).
16:31
In my opinion no one should be punished for already knowing things that others don't (so a "gifted" person shouldn't have to stay in a class that taught information they already knew). But the way that person said it shows entitlement.
@Happy Ameoba, the reader used a snotty voice, which of course made the kid sound snotty. But if you listen to just the words, theyâre really not snotty.
They should be entitled to better education because they are better. Fuck equity. They also shouldn't be expected to do the teacher's job or held back to bolster the testing average, which is what this is really about.
People: how do you spend afternoon?
Me: mmmmm itâs complicated
Schools have basically a no fault policy when it comes to fighting. (Like a no fault divorce) It is dumb. Someone can walk up to you unprovoked and punch you in the face twice, and it is your responsibility to run away and get help. If you defend yourself in any way they look at you as being just as guilty as the person who attacked you. It makes no sense whatsoever. I got into trouble a few times doing just that.
Should gifted children remain in normal classrooms?
I'll chime in from the perspective of a gifted student, but I'll make it brief.
I love helping others, but if at all possible, I'm going to at least try to prioritize my own education. Hence, I think it should be optional (and in some cases, encouraged), but by no means obligatory.
Helping others IS prioritizing your own educations, did you know that when you teach others you retain more than 90% of the information, compared to at most 30% when studying by yourself
@@sheogorath979 I agree, in fact, I have shifted away from learning on my own in a confined space because it really helps to have contact with others whom you can help. Sometimes I even realize that some things, despite being correct at first glance, look shallow and too little supported when explained to someone who needs your help. Even though I am not the most people friendly person (I'm introverted after being mentally destroyed by family and people I assumed to be friends), I genuinely feel good about helping students who need a little back up and get left behind by dumb school policies and education systems that fail to relate to their pupils. However, having an entitled mother who doesn't support it makes it significantly harder, nontheless I like the idea of not just putting the wellfare of a small group of people over the rest.
@Brad Viviviyal I take it you're doing/did well in college?
@Brad Viviviyal r/thathappend
@@sheogorath979 true but sometimes you are going ahead and don't have time to go back and reteach things you've already mastered.
That EK for the gifted kids don't represent us all, keeping us in regular classrooms is torture by bordum due solely because of the teachers pace.
Yeah, I don't really get how holding them back is teaching compassion, etc, when they are being taught things that they grasp quickly. I'm not gifted or talented but I do have a love of reading. I remember getting so bored of listening to people read in class. It was just so slow and didn't suit me for learning. I read ahead and got told off constantly for not knowing what place we were at when it came to my turn to read, despite me grasping the material and always getting good marks for homework. I can see how that sort of thing would make a child lose their mind if it was the same for every class.
I don't think you should hold anyone back for the benefit of others, it's not right.
I was always a gifted kid. But because i have a defiant disorder i was always put in with the special ED kids. i spent all day sleeping and not doing homework but passing with A+ on tests and not studying. i was able to understand everything just by looking at it or listening for 1 class while i memorized why it worked. then test time comes and i'd be able to pull out that lesson from my head and apply it in real time and usually always get A's. Definitely didn't help that they didn't try to challenge me and it was a waste of time because they held me in special ed over the fact that i have ODD and never did homework.
In first grade, I used to go to this school for "gifted kids" where we would get separated into groups based on how quick we grasped each subject. It was cool, because I sucked at math and got to go at my own pace, and I had a huge love for reading and English (I'm not from an English speaking country) and I got to be in the top group for those subjects. It was also a good way to make kids socialize, because you wouldn't be in a class with set people for 9 years as is usual in my country, but you'd always be in the people of your level, which meant multiple classes of the same grade separated into many different groups. The school itself sucked but this system is amazing.
@@donut.covers So did you ever end up meeting charles xavier?
For the gifted students one. I donât think gifted children should stay in normal schools, or in their age group. Because they are usually too mature to connect with the other children. They also get bored in class because itâs too easy for them. They will have a hard time getting friends, and they will be bored out of their minds. Thatâs not a good environment for a child. Helping others is good, but you shouldnât discard the health and happiness of the gifted child in order to maybe help the others. Thatâs not right.
I think the last OP is the EK. Here is why:
I grew up super rich to the point that I would have servants and workers in my house most of the time. Sometimes some of our employees would bring over their children because childcare is expensive af. We never cared, in fact weâd feed them and get them gifts. One thing I noticed is that some of these kids would have a chip on their shoulder about being the child of our house servants. One day I came home and this little girl, who I really didnât like, was sitting on my couch watching cartoons, wearing my old clothes. So I just let her be and went to play outside instead. I know this kid is just trying to help herself feel worthy. I know just because I was born to this family and not her family, Iâm not better than her. But have some empathy, dude! She might not be so sure about that! That girl bringing cash to yo ur house is CLEARLY her way to make herself feel better about the income disparity between your mom and her dad. Cut her some fucking slack and let the kid use your wifi. Seriously wtf is wrong with you?!!
*respect the drip, Karen*
How do u do the bold typr
@@insanity1420 put * This symbol on the start and end of a word
@@etin-8221 *like* *this*
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McCheesokay boomer
I doubt the 13 year old is telling the truth about his intelligence but I completely agree with the empathy and compassion stuff
There's three point can be taken about that tho.
1. In a good way, the gifted one doesn't feel like they're learning hard, so they feel fine to help other, bcs then they have more things to do, and make friends. But this can also lead to bloat their ego bcs it seems like his/her friend couldn't do/learn anything without her help.
2. Some gifted children feel like they were preassured into doing stuff, like teaching other "just bcs they can", and then feel like they are forced, which may lead for them to hate it, bcs some people have personality, such as introvert that feel like it kinda exhausting to hang around, and this make them feel forced. And in some, the more gifted one could being bullied by this, bcs people just jealous of the grade that he/she made, without making as big of the effort as the other.
3. A gift/talent still need to be exercised, if it left alone or being ignored, it could go away, that's why they say there's no use of a talent if there's no hard work put into it. So in some cases, it's like downgrading a good computer to basic one. Since they are not really putting the full potential. Tho some really gifted can stay really good even tho they don't need to be exercised as much.
@@aoisakura2909 i agree especially with ur last point. I believe the child should be given a choice, but the one thing the kid said right was the gifted kid shouldnt miss opportunities simply cause they might help other kids. They should be given the opportunity and then they can decide if they want it or not
"And then OP posted an update"
Music to my oversized ears
How ironically that the EB accused Alba of assault and harassment while B was following her and assaulted Alba. Glad she won the case.
Yâall think these people are bad, i bet yâall by august the Irans will launch a nuke lmao. Not saying much, but Lebanon, watch out....
Edit: đ¶ well um........
EM: thought this was a Chevrolet commercial, where everyone were actors, Sorry if this doesnt make much sense, search a chevy commercial on youtube from 2015 to now, they all start with "real people not actors" hopefully this makes sense
Yeah, EM, get some glasses
Shes lucky she didnt kill her XD
Not Judge Judy
xXKingDogeXx
No they arenât paid
If an entitled woman gets involved
Youâre never paid
op: "next august, i'll be in school"
Crona: "HOLD MY BEER!"
Reee
BUT CORONA BEER
@@shiraunderwood2294 it's BEEN THREE MONTHS
So? Why are you still lurking around then?
@@shiraunderwood2294 my notifications, dummy.
With the story about the girl who got her hair cut off, that could have gone way worse for the brat. The key is the scissors, that's a bladed weapon. She held the scissors up to the girls neck to cut the hair off and then slapped her while holding them. While both cutting her hair off and slapping her count as assault, the scissors make that assault with a deadly weapon unless they were safety scissors, and that could have gotten her into big girl prison.
Brat tries to take my $50,000!
1.63 million people: *Interesting*
No one:
Every entitled parent: *HIPPITY HOPPITY YOUR LIFE IS NOW MY PROPERTY*
underrated
Idk 50000 worth it any day
Entitled parents be like: Honey I shrunk myself!
Itâs not that gifted studentâs responsibility to teach when they should be learning at their level. I definitely wasnât gifted, and I donât think a successful student should be forced into my classes because Iâm not up to her speed. THAT is empathy.
As an actual gifted student, that 13 yr old is spouting complete BS, like, every single one of my gifted friends really only started showing signs of being gifted when they were in years 4, 5, and 6, maybe one of them in year 3. Complete bullshit. Also, being able to teach other's things they didn't know from my personal knowledge is one of my favorite things! Not only does it try to inflate my shattered ego (thanks imposter syndrome đ) but if I remember rightly, one of the best ways of teaching (aside from just letting kids play with shit) is peer-to-peer learning!
11:29 Considering all the Reddit stories I've come across where this DOESN'T happen, this was a beautifully-satisfying moment of rarity!
rSlash: "So that you can retire at 50"
Me: *crying from laughter because there's no way any working class person in my country can retire earlier than 65*
Plus betterment has bad reviews
Yeah, just putting claims like that out there is at least misleading.I really hope that there arenât some some people watching who just take this as being easy.
Iâve read about this movement recently. And while investing your money is part of it. The main part is minimizing your expenses radically. They try to live very cheap, never eat out, no vacations, no new clothes, no cars, no kids, etc. So they then can put a majority of their income towards early retirement. Thatâs how you can actually have a shot at retiring at like 50, since your costs after retirement are also very low. But you have to keep this lifestyle forever, otherwise the calculation doesnât work.
So... if you are willing to do that, go ahead. But otherwise just be smart with your money. First save some for for when you need it urgently, like car repair, medical bill, new washing machine, etc. and pay off High interest debt (if you have). You should have about 3-months worth of salary on short notice. If you then got money, investing it long term into retirement is still a good idea. The earlier you start, the easier it is. But please donât think, just because you invested a few thousand you will retire at fifty.
In Denmark, if you're born after 1979, you can't retire until you're 72. The earlier you were born. The age at which you can retire depends on the date of your birth, so the only way you're allowed to retire at age 65, is if you're... well, older than 65. Unless you're a politician, apparently. They're "speshul".
@@Avarioth I am living in Denmark, and I was born in 91. I wont ever get to retire
@@ethanor fly to the philippines you can retire in age 35-100 i think i forgot sorry na lang ha bye bye kaibigam
I actually commented before, but wanted to talk about the whole gifted thing with a little more wisdom. I enjoy helping others and my smarts made all my classes really easyâŠbut all the time I spent helping others, was taking away from time I could have spent catching up on homework, learning further material, or even just taking a break. Iâm sure the teachers need all the help they can get, but sacrificing a smarter studentâs time is not the way to go. Not to mention the fact that any student asked to help canât really say no, in my experience, the gifted students were put in groups of 3-5 classmates to tutor! I hope you donât get the wrong idea about the manor of gifted students and know that they have every right to do what they want in school.
Also, obviously the way they boasted of their IQ and rejected the other kids as lessers was very rude, but I can relate to some of what they said. Iâm sure theyâre quite spoiled from being treated as a genius from a young age.