How this son responds after dad asks for gambling money | WWYD

You’re in a restaurant and overhear that a father is gambling his family’s money away. Do you backup the son or trust the father will work it out? #WWYD

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[PsychopathicEmoFreak]

That last guy, though. If he isn't already, he needs to be a therapist or counselor. He stayed very professional, fluent and kept amazing eye contact.

[JonnyQ]

The last guy would make a great Therapist imo, he listens and doesn’t judge the “dad” or the “son” point of view.

[BrendaBodwin]

This one hits home. I carried my mothers gambling addiction, for sake of my much younger sibling, for over 15 years. When he was grown, I stopped. It was hard. She lost everything before she would even admit she had a problem. When she finally chose a different path, we were there for her, and, she overcame it.

[almightyyeezydab]

The shit I’ve learned from WWYD: People are nosy and everything you say in public is most likely heard

[kimmycooksandgardens]

Me: eating at a diner
Random stranger: * asks me a random question*
Me: OMG WHERE'S JOHN QUINONES

[deemv]

isn’t it kind of cheating when they straight up ask people for their input

[christophersanchez]

everyones gansta until john stops time.
SHOUT OUT TO GAMER GIRL G
you know who you are

[uzielable]

Money and family don't mix it ruins relationships honestly.

[Rhythm]

I love it when strangers treat eachother like family.

[praisethesun]

This hits very close to home as I have a dad like that. Gambling destroyed us. Were still recovering.

[robm]

Most important what I got out of this video was that there are so many people out there ALONE that have absolutely no support system whatsoever. They just end up digging a deeper hole, no matter what the addiction is.

[miscellaneousfunguy]

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[janm]

That last guy basically radiates intelligence and empathy. Great guy.

[RBFmomma]

In Singapore we have a scheme where family members can register to “ban” their loved ones from casinos and other forms of gambling, if they have an addiction problem.

[kaitlyngarbien]

once again, kinda excited/scared for this video😂

[jessicamarie]

The last guy made me cry when he was talking. so heartwarming.

[sherrynevis-baltzer]

We all need a friend like that last man. 💖

[EmiliusReturns]

If you go to a diner and hear a family having a personal conversation very loudly in public, you’re on WWYD. If one of them randomly asks your opinion or says “why are you getting involved?” start looking for John lol.

[ruskie]

Good video. Nice to have people aware of this kind of stuff. Heartwarming to watch other peoples responses.

[loveforeignaccents]

Wow, these customers offered some really sage advice. I, unfortunately, don't pay attention to any other customers when I dine out, only the company I am dining with.