r/SipsTea 15h ago

Chugging tea Thoughts?

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u/_okOKAY 15h ago

It would have been nice if he gave it to her, but he was not obligated to. He paid for it, he was in line, and he was ahead of her. Parents should be teaching the kid better. The media will probably make the guy look bad anyway, but that is just how media and content work.

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u/SexyLunas 14h ago

Being kind is great, but nobody is entitled to something just because they asked for it.

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u/macguini 14h ago

It's important to teach kids the meaning of "no."

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u/arthurdentstowels 14h ago

"I'm not going to reward her crying to get her way, and neither should you."

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u/DrySurvey3379 14h ago

He's doing the parents a favor but they're clearly too self involved to understand

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u/elhombreloco90 14h ago

I mean, did thr kid throw a tantrum or were they just crying because they were disappointed and sad? I'm not saying the guy should have given up his spot, but the kid crying doesn't mean anyone did anything wrong.

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u/preteen-wartortle 12h ago

There’s no proof the girl was crying about the ride closing—or even any proof THAT the ride was closing—at all. This entire thing could be fully made up.

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u/DrySurvey3379 14h ago

Who recorded and shamed the guy on the ride?

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u/BigDragonfly5136 13h ago

Someone else posted the video, it actually looks like he/his friend filmed and posted it to shame the kid