Birthday parties are a weird scene, huh? Especially when it’s for 14-year-old girls who are going through all kinds of life changes. You never really know what you’re in for as a parent.

A teenage girl had a sleepover party for her birthday and her father took to Reddit to tell a story about an entitled brat who he eventually showed the door during the middle of the party because of her rude behavior.

Here’s the post from Reddit’s “Am I the Asshole?” page:

“My (34M) daughter (14F) had a sleepover b-day party last saturday, and she invited 5 girls from her school.

There was this one girl that she invited who I could tell from her attitude, was a spoiled brat. When she rang the doorbell, she walked in looking down at her phone, didn’t greet me or my wife, and handed me her jacket without even looking up.

The whole night she was on her phone doing whatever the heck 14 year olds do on phones. I thought she was just embarrassed or shy because maybe she didn’t know anyone, but according to my daughter, she is a “super duper cool girl”.

Anyways, towards the end of the night, my daughter was opening her gifts. SB made a comment about every single gift. (not exactly snarky, but more like she was just unimpressed)

The final gift was from me and my wife, we bought her an iPhone 7 by pooling all of our remaining extra money to buy her it.

the SB scoffed because she had the newest gen iPhone. I helped my daughter set up the phone with a sim card, and the rest of the night they just hung out in her room.

My daughter came down a bit later and she was just sitting on the couch, I asked her what was wrong and she just went back up while saying “why couldn’t you have just bought me the newest iphone??”. That was really out of character for her, as she is always grateful for receiving anything.

My daughter left the phone on the table. I grabbed my daughter’s phone to see a bunch of texts going back and forth between SB and my daughter, they exchanged numbers and the convo went something like this:

D “hey its me”

SB “thanks for inviting me to ur lame slumber party lol, and congrats on the iphone SEVEN haha”

Read the rest of the story…

AITA for kicking out a girl from my daughter’s sleepover bday party? from AmItheAsshole

So what do you think?

Did this dad step way over the line? Should he have just stayed out of it?

Tell us what you think in the comments, please!

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The age-old battle between how much parents should pay babysitters reared its ugly head again in a back-and-forth of epic proportions between a mom and a babysitter who was fed up with the extremely low amount of pay she was getting.

Let’s take a look at this testy exchange from Reddit.

Two dollars and fifty cents an hour?!?! That is INSANITY. I don’t care what job you’re doing.

“I thought she was my friend!” the mom said. This woman sounds like a real delight.

And then the replies came a’ rolling in.

“Easy money.”

Again, let me say that paying someone $2.50 an hour is demeaning and embarrassing.

Ouch.

It looks like the babysitter saw everything that was written about her being “ungrateful” for that amazing gig.

Then the babysitter really put this mom in her place.

Rude and entitled sounds about right.

The battle continued…and mom was not happy at all.

And she didn’t appreciate the comment about her new Lexus.

Oh, boy…that didn’t go well. I gotta say, I’m with the babysitter on this one.

What do you think about this situation? Who’s right and who’s wrong?

Share your thoughts with us in the comments. We want to hear from the moms and the babysitters out there!

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If you’ve never spent any time on Reddit’s “Am I The Asshole?” threads before, they are very interesting and they shed a lot of light on family dynamics.

The subject of this AITA post was very serious. A woman found out about her miscarriage just before she hosted her brother and sister-in-law for a visit. The woman was obviously very emotional and things spiraled out of control during the visit.

Here’s the post from Reddit’s AITA:

“My brother (29M) and sister-in-law (SIL) (29F) asked Wednesday if they could come for a visit at that weekend. (They 6h away). We said sure, love to see you.

Friday afternoon, I (34F) had an ultrasound for my 8 week pregnancy. The ultrasound showed a likely miscarriage.

My husband (35M) & I were upset, but as my bro & SIL were already driving, we didn’t cancel the visit. We hadn’t told them about the pregnancy, nor had we told our 3 kids.

When bro & SIL arrive they were excited to tell us SIL is pregnant, and due 2 weeks before I would have been due. I tried to sound excited and happy for them but I wasn’t as excited as I normally would have been. Then it turned into a nightmare.

She didn’t like supper; so we ordered in food for her. She needed the bed moved from 1 wall to another. Fine. She insisted on 5 pillows to sleep. I found a couple & she was upset I couldn’t give her more & asked if she could go into the kids rooms and take theirs. I said no.

Next morning, she freaked out at 7 am that the kids were eating cereal too loud. She spent the morning curled up on the couch complaining about morning sickness. I sympathized and said it’s awful, but it will go away. She screamed “No, you’ve never experienced this- they gave me the same anti-nauseau drugs they give chemo patients so shut up!” I got quiet.

My husband was making brunch and she freaked out that he was going to cook bacon because “the smell makes me vomit.” We didn’t make bacon. She also didn’t want us to make eggs or let the kids have syrup on their pancakes. I refused, so she stormed off into her room until mid- afternoon.

Midafternoon she decides to go shopping and said they’d be back for dinner. We said dinner would be at 5:30. At 5:45 they hadn’t show up, and weren’t replying to texts, so we ate. They showed up at 6 and she freaked out that we hadn’t waited so we ordered pizza.

She spent the next two hours complaining about how brutal pregnancy is and how it sucks so much and how she’s never going through it again. I lost it & told her that I was in the middle of a miscarriage and I’d love to have her problems because it means my baby would be ok.

Everything got quiet and she looked at me and said “I can’t believe you’d use the “M” (miscarriage) word around me.

That’s bad luck, and if I lose the baby it’s your fault!” and went to her room and slammed the door.

Now read the rest of the story…

AITA for kicking my pregnant sister-in-law out? from AmItheAsshole

I think I know where I stand on this one. And I can’t believe the sister-in-law had the nerve to say an awful thing like that.

What do you think? Who was out of line in this situation?

Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

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If you work in an office, DO NOT mess with other people’s food. If you do, you’ll eventually be found out, humiliated, and then put on blast. Just like this person did.

You’d think people might know better, but I guess not…

There are just certain things you don’t do in an office, and stealing from others is definitely at the top of that list.

Let’s take a look at this story of loss and revenge from Reddit.

“A woman at work was stealing from my snack drawer.

I knew exactly who it was, she was the only one who had seen where I put them. This woman was a pain: opinionated, gossipy, lazy, and just all around drama (I’ll call her Karen). I knew if I approached her, she’d deny it, get all butt hurt and make a scene. So I let it go.

One morning I took a personal call and was away from my desk for about 30 minutes. When I returned a new package of cookies I had brought that morning had been opened and was 4 light.

She must have watched me leave and came by while I was outside. Until now she’d just taken a few out of what was already open but she’d graduated to opening boxes.

THE BALLS!!!

I took a sheet of white paper and wrote in big black sharpie letters:

Here’s the rest of the story…

A woman at work was stealing from my snack drawer. from pettyrevenge

You should’ve stayed out of that snack drawer, KAREN!

Maybe that note was a little harsh, but to each their own, I guess…

Has this ever happened to you at work? It’s infuriating, isn’t it?!?! Share your tales from the workplace in the comments.

Let’s see who has the worst one!

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Sometimes, you hear or read words that make so much sense to you, they get stuck in your head forever. And some even change your outlook on life and the way you live it.

Do you have quotes like this that you remember?

Here is what 25 AskReddit users had to say.

1. You have to figure it out.

“I can explain it to you, but I can’t understand it for you.”

2. Never a good thing.

“Beware of the man who will not be bothered with details” – William Feather

3. Dumb luck.

“Love is not about grand gestures, or the moon and the stars. It’s just dumb luck. Sometimes you find someone who feels the same way for you and sometimes you’re just unlucky.”

4. Don’t do that to yourself.

“If you stress too much about something before it happens, you basically put yourself through it twice.”

5. Keep it simple.

“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Albert Einstein

6. Ha! This is pretty good.

“Y’all don’t know what you’re capable of! You’re not gonna die out here! And if you do die, there was probably something wrong with you already!” -My football coach

7. A classic.

“Not all those who wander are lost.” – J.R.R. Tolkien

8. Think about that one.

“Whether you think you can or you can’t, you’re right.”

– Henry Ford

9. He was the best.

“I never fucked a ten. But one night, I fucked five twos, and I think that should count.”

-George Carlin

10. A good one.

“Loneliness is a good thing to share with someone.”

-Ernie “Coach” Pantusso, Cheers

11. Listen up, people.

“Evil triumphs when good men do nothing.”

-Edmund Burke

12. This is true.

“Success is the best revenge.”

13. Do good.

“God forgives everything; your conscience does not”

My great-grandfather (1912-2014)

14. Amen to this.

“It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.”

I think more people in the U.S. need to understand this concept. Not everything has to be radicalized into one position and forbidden to ever question an ideology.

15. Live by this!

“You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”

-A.A.Milne

16. Never stop.

“If you’re going through hell, keep going.”

17. Dogs are wonderful.

“The more I see of man, the more I like dogs”

18. Find out why…

“The 2 most important days in your life, is the day you are born and the day you find out why”.

~Theodore Roosevelt

19. I love this one.

“You can’t judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree.”
-Albert Einstein

20. From The Outsiders

“Stay gold Ponyboy, stay gold.”

21. Think about who comes next.

“A society grows great when old men plant trees,the shade of which they know they will never sit in.”

22. This is perfect.

“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why they call it the present.” -Master Oogway

23. Very true.

“People who talk about their integrity have none.”

24. You’ll always be there.

“Wherever you go, there you are”

Meaning that if you think you will change when “something” happens, i.e a new job, a new house, a new significant other, losing weight, whatever problems are due to you will still be there.

25. One final thought.

“Don’t look back. You’re not going that way”

— Mary Engelbreit

Those were so good, I even wrote some of them down!

Let’s keep this thread going!

In the comments, please share the quotes and words that you’ve remembered since the first day you heard them.

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If you spend any time at all around dads, you’ll pick up on something very, very fast.

They love jokes. The cheesier, the better. I mean, how else are they supposed to humiliate their wife and kids on a daily basis?

Dads: these jokes are for you. Consider it new material for embarrassing your family!

1. Kind of edgy for a Dad joke.

2. Trippin’ all day.

3. No, not onions…

4. Ouch…that hurts.

5. Which will come first?

6. Not what you were expecting.

7. Nothing out of the ordinary.

8. I get it!

9. Orange soda nightmare.

10. Popping for days.

11. A classic Dad zinger.

12. Oh, Dad! You son of a gun!

To all the dads out there…you’re welcome.

Now it’s your turn! We want to hear the funniest/cheesiest/corniest dad jokes you have.

Share them with us in the comments, please!

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We rely on our iPhones for so many things in our daily lives, but one performance artist in Berlin, Germany decided to use our beloved devices for evil. Or for funny, depending on who you talk to.

Simon Weckert wheeled a red wagon full of 99 iPhones around the streets of Berlin in order to create a fake traffic jam. Like I said, evil or funny depending on who got caught up in the traffic jam.

In his official artist statement about the project, Weckert said, “what is the relationship between the art of enabling and techniques of supervision, control, and regulation in Google’s maps? Do these maps function as dispositive nets that determine the behavior, opinions, and images of living beings, exercising power and controlling knowledge?”

Google Maps works by continuously pinging smartphones that are using location services, so you know this caused quite an uproar to that app when Weckert showed up with his red wagon.

The folks at Google Maps said they appreciated Weckert’s prank because it alerts them to more hacks and will help them make their app more efficient.

Weckert said his project was meant to “draw attention to the blind trust that many people have in tech companies and platforms.”

Watch the video below to see how Simon Weckert pulled off this little bit of mischief!

You have to admit that this prank is pretty funny! We sure think so!

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Do you want to know what two of the greatest things in the world are?

Smoking weed and eating Girl Scout cookies!

Some young Girl Scouts in Chicago put two and two together and decided to set up a stall selling their delicious treats outside a weed dispensary. Marijuana became legal on January 1 and, of course, it’s a game-changer for a lot of residents there. Dispensary 33 in Chicago shared this tweet to let their customers know what was up.

Reporting to you live at Dispensary 33. We have Girl Scout cookies!! And not just the cannabis kind Support your local Girl Scouts with us (We have very limited flower for all you stoners. First come first serve. Come through while supply lasts) pic.twitter.com/zmXSfmwoFl

— Dispensary 33 (@Dispensary33) February 9, 2020

Dispensary 33 also sells a strain of weed called “Girl Scout Cookie”, so this was obviously a perfect combination from the start.

And the Girl Scouts who set up shop there ended up selling “several hundred boxes” of cookies.

Major props to @ChiPartyAunt’s brilliant niece for setting up a Girl Scout Cookie booth outside of Dispensary33. pic.twitter.com/nyEQCWnkyf

— pbradfordmurray (@pbradfordmurray) February 9, 2020

The people at Dispensary 33 agreed it was a good day as well. They said, “The response was incredibly positive. People were so excited… our customers loved it, our staff loved it. I encourage other troops to reach out and sell some cookies – I’m sure they’d have some good numbers.”

Girl Scout cookies and D33 a match made in heaven

— IZZY (@izzyt84) February 9, 2020

These kids today, huh…?

I think we have some successful future businesswomen on our hands here…

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If there’s one thing I’ve learned in this life, it’s that you never, ever tell other people how to raise or discipline their kids. If you do, expect a huge backlash and a dressing-down that would make someone in the military shudder.

Bottom line: it’s none of your business what other people do with their kids.

A mom was in line at Costco with her two toddlers when a man (a stranger, mind you) told her to get off of her phone. He said her kids were being fussy because they wanted her attention. And the story went from there…

This story was originally shared on the Breastfeeding Mama Talk Facebook page.

“To the man at Costco today who glanced over at me on my phone while my babies were fussing and felt the need to say, “You see these babies? They fuss like that because they want your attention. Maybe you should get off of your phone and give them your attention.”

First of all, I had no idea the toddler saying, “Mama, pizza, mama, pizza” over and over and the baby making pre-cry warnings to alert me that if we don’t move soon he’s gong to lose it wanted my attention. Thank you for that brilliant analysis of the situation.

Secondly, I had been in the Membership line for 15 minutes already. I pulled out books, snacks, patty cake, and even took to creepily pointing out items in buggies as customers left the store to entertain them.

Thirdly, you had been in the Refunds line next to me for a total of two minutes or else you would have seen the smiles and laughs and interaction.”

You can read the rest of the story by clicking HERE.

What do you think about this?

Has something like ever happened to you out in a public place?

Tell us your stories in the comments!

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