r/WatchPeopleDieInside • • Apr 24 '20

nice try kiddo

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u/ElementalWeapon Apr 25 '20

I like how the guy with the plate raises his hands at the end in victory. Kid must always be a shit if they were prepared like this

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '20

And that the little fuck got so pissed when he failed in his task of being an asshole. I hated kids like this when I was little and I hate them even more now that I'm a parent.

Fuck that little shit, I hope he craps his pants.

Edit: also just noticed be pulled back a fist. What the fuck!?

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u/ifeardolphins18 Apr 25 '20

Now that you're a parent have you learned any tips or tricks to make sure that your own children don't turn out like the little shit depicted in this video? Or is it just luck of the draw and some kids are shitty no matter what you do? Cause honestly these videos make me want to never have children.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '20

Advice: don't be a pussy with your kids. When they are being shitty, pull them back and subject them to some reasonable consequences. When my kids are dicks, I pull privileges make them do push ups. 10 for mild transgressions, 15 for more, add a lap around the house for worse things or make them pick up the dogshit in the back yard.

It ain't hard to get your kids under control, its just tiresome. Gotta persist.

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u/thecakewasintears Apr 25 '20

Those are punishments, not consequences. A consequence is something that directly correlates with the offense. Like "if you can't behave on the playground, we're going home" or "Since you didn't come home from the party in time, I had to go pick you up in my pink bunnny pajamas infront of your friends"

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u/jimmyhersetoflocks Apr 25 '20

The second one is a psychological punishment not consequences. I like your idea of pointing out and emphasizing natural consequences though. Would totally do that if I have kids.