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I don't know who to smack first...

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First of all, I would never give my 15 year old daughter a car like that. Second, I would have smacked her right in front of her friends and the cameras if she threw that little tantrum with me.

It's really really hard to believe that anyone is THAT spoiled, though.

 

Odds are it's an act. It's all about ratings

First of all, I would never give my 15 year old daughter a car like that. Second, I would have smacked her right in front of her friends and the cameras if she threw that little tantrum with me.

 

Smacking is awfully generous

Personally I would have smacked the mother first and given the keys to the car to the first homeless person I could find. You must be an absolute air head to give your 15 year old a brand new Lexus.

Why would you give if to a homeless person? they would probably trade it for a bottle of vodka.

 

That's some damn good vodka! Hell, I'd trade it in -- for a lightly used toyota and a bottle of the finest vodka!

You know, I remember earning my first car. That thing always needed repairs, but I loved it. Stupid bitch needs to shut the f*** up. She has aboslutely no right to complain whatsoever.

I see tons of kids just like this every day at my work. These kids are so spolied it's not funny. I witnessed this in the office last year. Mom walks in with McDonalds for her kid's lunch. The kid gets called to the office to pick it up and when the kid opens the bag he shouts, "You're stupid! I told you to bring me a Regular Quarter Pounder-not one with cheese. How the f*** am I supposed to eat this?" This is from a 4th grader. And the pitiful part is, the mom just stood there.

 

But these kind of kids don't happen overnight. No mistake here- they are bred to be spoiled. These kids don't know how to wipe their own tuchases and they don't know what it means to be grateful for something. I've seen kindergarten kids say, (to the teacher when handed a piece of candy for a reward) "EEWWW- I don't like this kind- can't I have yours?"

 

These kids are spoiled from the get-go and I blame the parents. The parents give in to the kid's every whim because they are too emotionall crippled to actually deal with sitting down and talking to them or interacting with them as a family. The parents believe they can 'buy' their kids love and respect. All they are doing is producing a generation of arrogant and self-absorbed people.

I didn't watch the video because I don't have speakers on this computer but from everyone's posts it reminds me of one of my ex-friends. Her stepdad bought a brand new car worth $21k for her 17th birthday.. by her 20th she was thinking about asking her Grandmother for a new car. Unbelieveable the way some people are.

sh*t, i'd take the car and run her over with it... then go for the mom.

 

Funny thing is that MTV glorifies sh*t like this. It sickens me.

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that was awesome

 

:lol

 

did she not want THAT car or did she not want the car given to her that day?

 

Both. First, her tantrum was because she didn't want it that day. Then, she mentioned that wasn't the car she wanted anyway.

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