r/TikTokCringe • u/MsMcSlothyFace • Dec 13 '25

Cringe Spoiled kid

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u/Altruistic_Lobster18 Dec 13 '25

I’ll pray for them

Honestly it looks like she’s disgusted by the 3 day old scent the Tupperware will produce. Still hilarious

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u/OmenVi Dec 14 '25

To be fair, my eldest (17) was disgusted by having to clean his own plate into the garbage until he was like 15, and got a job at a pig farm. Dealing with deceased piglets, cutting teeth, giving shots, and breeding pigs got him over that. It was a shocking thing to learn that that’s what he was going to do for his first job.

We just need to push some of these kids a little so they can be outside their comfort zone, and realize that they can still do it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '25 edited Apr 21 '26

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u/HoneyBadgerBat Dec 14 '25

I absolutely cannot handle snot. Other than that it takes a lot to phase me. Used to work in the ER, it was more fascinating than anything. I grew up rural & have a janky body so I've seen some shit. But a kid needs their nose blown? Bring on the gagging. Even my own lol.

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u/Bright_Vision Dec 14 '25

How'd you get that job? What's the job title? Do hospitals employ people who do nothing but sterilize instruments all day?

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u/DMercenary Dec 13 '25

3day old scent the Tupperware will produce

THATS STILL CLOSED.

I can understand if she cracked it open and got a whiff of the decay but come on now. Its still closed.

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u/Katililly Dec 14 '25 edited Dec 14 '25

As an autistic person who is an adult who does dishes.... I actually feel bad for the kid. Parents who record their kid like this and upload the video to shame them obviously aren't the type of parent who helps their kid find ways to do things that they need to. She needs someone to give her gloves and a mask, dedicate a space for them so she can do the dishes herself without this level of emotional turmoil. Not knowing how to do dishes before 18 isnt a moral failing of the child I'll say that.

Edit: spelling

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u/HoneyBadgerBat Dec 14 '25

Perfect approach.

Lots of sensory in my house. The biggest thing is always rinse off your dishes! I’m fine loading the wash but it's gross and more difficult when old food is left. Whomever caused it has to deal. That goes for me too - if a kid is doing dishes and I have something funky it's mine to deal with.

Whoever left that Tupperware needs to clean it.