They're Doomed.

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0:00 They're Doomed...
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2:14 Future Generations Are In Trouble...

[ratatouille]

Let's rethink how we raise our kids – less screens, more beans

[Omi-gkwd]

As a parent of an infant and a 3 year old, it is a LOT of work to raise kids. There ARE embarrassing moments in grocery stores and restaurants and I’ve gotten my share of nasty looks from people when my kiddo is having a tough time. But you know what won’t help them become tolerable human beings? Giving them my phone to distract them through the store. They have to learn how to behave in public and social situations, and It’s my job to teach them, no matter how tired, distracted, or stressed I am.

[zoepeters]

When my older sister was younger she was throwing a tantrum in the grocery store once and my mom got on the ground and started screaming just like her and it was so jarring to my sister that she stopped and never did it again

[vxx]

With the girl crying she’s talking about how she hates having to drive 3 hours to the job, it’s not that she hates it. She says she loves the job. And I think it’s valid to be upset that she doesn’t get any time for things due to traveling to work taking up most of her time.

[brandythompson]

"I wasn't bribed by my parents, I was blackmailed by my parents." Dude, same. 😂😢

[OldPumpMan]

I remember when I was a kid in the 80's & wanted my dad to buy me a toy, he told me we didnt have the money & I said but you still have checks in the checkbook. When we got home I was forced to sit down with him & listen as he explained all the bills & how he had to schedule them to match his paycheck. I tried to not ask for anything after that lesson.

[WorthlessGod]

I think there was a misunderstanding with the girl complaining about a 9-5, she even says she likes her job in the video and that theres zero problems with the job its that she has to drive like 3 hours totals out of her day to to/from there. What this means is that travel eats all freetime away for basically nothing just 40% of your day gone (assuming you sleep 8 hours and work 8). Anyone dealing with something like this definitely has validity to complain especially when its not even related to the work itself. If anything this is a housing/apartment availability problem which everyone in US is dealing with not just someone complaining about work.

[BltHr]

I work on a farm, my bosses oldest son (7) already knows what I need when welding and tries to help out by bringing me things. All of his 3 kids give me hope that humans can have a future. What they are missing in their daily life are Ipads, smartphones, junkfood and idiots. Must be coincidence.

[lucid_elis]

I feel like there's a mix between tough love and gentle parenting that works out well. Don't be too tough to where you make your kids cry or feel like they're in prison, but also don't let them walk all over you.

[despicablemya]

I love how the parents record their children doing this and then saying that there’s a problem with this generation when they are the problem…

[Dootnoots]

It's concerning seeing how violent these kids are getting well they're being spoiled. It feels like an abusive household waiting to happen and a lot of these parents don't realize their raising possible abusers :(

[NortheastGun]

I have seen people who eat and/or drink while they’re shopping but they would take the container to the register and pay for whatever they ate or drank before they left. I have the feeling that a lot of the people who do this at Walmart aren’t paying for it afterwards.

[jennifersizelove]

I work two retail jobs and the amount of entitlement and arrogance I see every day is mind boggling. Parents will let their kids destroy a store and then say "It's ok, someone who works here will clean this up, it's their job." It's so frustrating how much of their behavior people will excuse because they think retail workers are so much less than they are and "the customer is always right."💜

[omeg_I]

I've been saying this for nearly 20 years "I fear for the future of humanity." This just reinforces my fears.

[wasababi]

I've been working for about 9 years now. Did 4 years of being a graveyard gas station clerk and then now 5 years of being a barista. The exponential loss of wanting to do the things I love because of the lack of energy is a lot. And sometimes that desire to be 'productive' and 'useful' will bleed into my hobbies, but i will hold onto the fact i am at least doing something for fun.
And then ill think back to one of my favorite teachers making us do nothing for a whole minute to teach us that we need to embrace that we don't need to do something every minute of every day. To take some time to do nothing before you lose the ability to....

[hugeburger]

ive seen a girl mace a teacher for taking her phone in class, kids now consider it as important as a bodypart they treat it like apart of themselves its crazy

[Mercbaby]

The term ‘other people have it worse’ is such a trip because while I agree it’s true we should be thankful for what we have, at the same time it feels like that phrase invalidates the stuff we do struggle with

[gecho]

When working 40+hrs a week until your basically 80 to retire, if you even are in a position to retire. Only to have nothing to leave the people you care about. Yeah everything just feels like filler until the day you die. And that's the lucky people.

[raglock]

30:00 she was saying the work is fine, her point was that it takes forever to get to that job because living near it would be to expensive and not having time in the day for anything else. Which is a 100% reasonable complaint.
Crazy how many people missreperesent the video since she states all of this very clearly.

[hypercube]

I’m a child therapist, and in my professional opinion, I agree…they’re fked. The kids who seem to be doing the best do a lot of activities and have limited screen time. Extremely limited for the little ones. Not to make excuses for them but not all parents have the time to be monitoring their kids all the time because of financial reasons. So I think we should think of this as a societal issue. We need free childcare for those who need it.

Some of my friends and I are postponing having kids or not having them at all because it’s a hard time to have kids. I don’t think it would be fair to the kid if I had one right now.