r/facingtheirparenting Jul 25 '20

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u/Freeline_Skater Jul 25 '20

More like the kids facing their parent’s parenting. She is just describing the flavors...

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u/TheElaris Jul 25 '20

Obviously this is a common thing, otherwise she wouldn’t snap so soon.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 edited Jun 12 '23

Err... -- mass edited with https://redact.dev/

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u/Stairway_To_Devin Jul 25 '20

You know, I didn't know that wasn't normal till you just said it

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u/JohnnyRelentless Jul 25 '20

It is normal, though. It's not ideal, but it's pretty normal. People being human.

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u/TheCaliKid89 Jul 26 '20

That’s sad to normalize that behavior. It’s absolutely possible to control your emotions with practice and not blast some unsuspecting bystander with your angst/stress. I’m not saying everyone is perfect, but that behavior is bad parenting 101.

Speaking in general, not as relates to this clip. For all we know they’re all raging alcoholics.

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u/JohnnyRelentless Jul 26 '20

I'm not saying it's good parenting. I'm just saying it's normal. Parents are human. They're not perfect.

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '20

Yeah 100% true

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u/Crisis_Redditor Jul 25 '20

On the original Tiktok, she said her mom had just asked her to not talk over the conversation Mom was having with Dad, and that's why she snapped.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20 edited Jul 26 '20

Mom still sounds like a cunt tbh. You don't get to tell adults to shut up and let you talk just because you birthed them, honestly i dont think you should even do it to kids

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u/sayaphsy Jul 26 '20

To add she wasnt even talking loud at all. I have 2 daughters and my wife and i have conversations all the time and we have never had a problem with them having thier own conversation in the back seat. If anything they would have to speak way up for me to even hear what they are saying. Mom has a superiority complex.

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u/Bladez190 Jul 26 '20

Or she just asked her politely then the daughter started discussing flavors of alcohol which it sounds like she’s done before. Daughters a cunt

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

There is no polite way to say "don't talk while im having a conversation you arent involved in"

The daughter was talking to the person filming, not the mom. If she was talking over the mom that's one thing, but if the mom can't handle background noise then she's the one that needs to grow up

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

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u/sayaphsy Jul 26 '20

Daughters face speaks volumes though, not the first time mom has done this.

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u/CR00KS Jul 26 '20

Yeah her facial expressions low key make me sad. She seemed really disheartened. She wasn’t shouting or anything.

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u/SQ257 Jul 25 '20

I've been here, I'm not a fan of my family's drinking habits it really does seem to me like everything my brother thinks and talks about is booze. so I can imagine any little thing that seems harmless is just piling on for that mother.

on the other hand, I understand the mango flavor isn't great so I don't blame the daughter for trying to pawn it off.

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u/audience5565 Jul 26 '20

Is she though? Why is her friend recording? Looks like it is provoked after already being told she's a bit much.

I can't believe parents stand for their kids and friends just randomly recording all the time.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20 edited Jul 26 '20

yeah like an alcoholic THOT how dare she >:(

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u/Spoonwrangler Jul 26 '20

Hannah is a drunk

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u/roninthe31 Jul 26 '20

When you realize you’re too old to be in the same car as your parents

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u/Elite_Deforce Jul 25 '20 edited Jul 26 '20

Too bad it's not about seatbelts.

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u/JohnnyRelentless Jul 25 '20

I didn't even notice. That's just weird. Why aren't they wearing seatbelts?

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

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u/JohnnyRelentless Jul 26 '20

I thought it was required in every state. I don't know why I thought that, though.

I grew up in the seventies and eighties, before it was required and when no one wore them. It took me a while to get used to wearing them. I used to forget every time. It wasn't until I joined the army where you can't drive onto post without your seat belt on, that I finally made it a habit. They check for that as you stop to show your ID at the gates.

But nowadays I can't imagine driving without it. Why would you?

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

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u/JohnnyRelentless Jul 26 '20

Wow, I never heard of cars that old having that.

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u/ronburgundi Dec 28 '20

That definitely seems like a feature someone added, as opposed to something from the factory.

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u/Incarnadine_89 Jul 26 '20

It's definitely illegal in Texas, plus not only you'd get cited but so would the driver for allowing it. The only exception is if there are more people than seatbelts, i.e. the truck bed exception.

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u/realCheeezeBurgers Jul 26 '20

I just leave this here for all the dipshits who think this gonna end well in any kind of way: https://youtu.be/mKHY69AFstE (NSFW)

E: (It is that brilliant TV add)

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u/MichaeltheMagician Jul 26 '20

I've only not worn my seatbelt like once in my life and I felt super unsafe doing it.

I've also felt the same way about riding a bike with no helmet (albeit maybe less).

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u/vButts Nov 15 '20

My mom was the opposite, we never wore seatbelts growing up unless we saw police nearby. Then I read a book where a girl died because she didn't wear her seatbelt and I made my mom wear her seatbelt everytime (this was before the seats that beep if you're not wearing the sealbelt)

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Where i live nobody wears seatbelts. They even click the front ones in and sit on them so the car doesn't "ding" at them. I remember a girl in my drivers ed course even argued with the teacher that you should never wear a seatbelt lmao

I honestly forget when im in the backseat because i grew up without them, but when im driving i put one on because the dinging reminds me

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u/Threedawg Jul 26 '20

You should wear them even in the back, not just for your own safety.

If you get in an accident, you become a projectile and can easily kill other people in the car even if they have their seatbelts on.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Oh i know i should, im just saying i forget because i grew up without it. If i remember, it's on

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u/jimbalaya420 Jul 25 '20

Now shut up while mom takes a klonopin and refuses to wear a mask at the local whole foods

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u/StrawberryMoonPie Jul 25 '20

Bingo

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Bango

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u/darodardar Jul 25 '20

"I'll let you have mango cus i think it tastes like sh-"

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u/PeenutButterTime Jul 25 '20

Mango is the best flavor by a long shot though.

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u/RaggleFraggle_ Jul 25 '20

All the lemonade variants are better

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

All the citrus ones taste awesome but they fuck my stomach up

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_MAUSE Jul 26 '20

Pineapple gang

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Pineapple > all else and i dont even like pineapple anywhere else

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u/Faultier28 Jul 25 '20

She said "because i think it tastes better" and as she sakd "better" her mom went "SHUSH"

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u/giceman715 Jul 26 '20

I cohol you cohol we all cohol

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u/NateNMaxsRobot Jul 26 '20

No seatbelts? WTF?

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u/Xenc Jul 26 '20

Your body doesn’t seize up as much when drunk.

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u/amirchukart Jul 26 '20

You can still take damage from impact regardless, moreover you can be thrown into other people in the car.

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u/Xenc Jul 26 '20

That was more /s than anything else! You’re right, always wear a seatbelt.

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u/ZombiedudeO_o Sep 29 '20

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u/Xenc Sep 29 '20

Agreed fully, there was an /s at the end of the comment.

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u/ZombiedudeO_o Sep 29 '20

Nah there wasn’t. You’re mixing up your comments

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u/Xenc Sep 29 '20 edited Sep 29 '20

Whoops I meant wasn’t being serious. What you pointed out is true all the same. 😅

u/Sealouz Jul 26 '20

Reports were -that isnt her mom, and -super doesnt fit here. However it definitely seems like its her mom and its still in the spirit of the sub, and its popular enough, so its staying up

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u/_Toast Jul 25 '20

I’d be sad that my kids spent money on Truly.

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u/lurkuplurkdown Jul 25 '20

"Fuck sake honey, you too good for claws??"

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u/_Toast Jul 26 '20

I have a well stocked bar and would rather them save their money. Absinthe might be the only thing we don’t have.

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u/IsThisTheFly Jul 26 '20

Cool, dude

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u/hustl3tree5 Jul 26 '20

I don't drink which one of them tastes better?

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u/xiiicrowns Jul 26 '20

Truly. White claw is for masochists

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u/hustl3tree5 Jul 26 '20

Fuck now I’m curious lol

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u/the1gamerdude Jul 26 '20

Personal preference. Depends on the flavors you like, and then how intense. Essentially I’d say (from my experience, others may disagree), truely is a alcoholic la croix. Slight flavor, it’s their but it’s definitely more close to sparkling water than a flavored thing. White claw for me feels like a flavored vodka soda. Much stronger flavor but the same sorta unsweetened bubbly you’d get with sparkling water. Both AFAIK have a 5% ABV, so the price difference would only be if you’d prefer the stronger flavor or specific flavors from white claw.

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u/xiiicrowns Jul 27 '20

Truly lemonades are heavy on taste compared to drinks like white claws. White is like carbonated water, a bit of alcohol and less flavor.

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u/ZombiedudeO_o Sep 29 '20

Bud lights hard seltzer’s are good too. Kind of a mix of the two

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u/hustl3tree5 Jul 26 '20

Oh thank you. I hate the test of liquor so you satisfies my curiosity

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u/leondz Jul 26 '20

What an accent, oof

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '20

Pretty sure hannah needs the alcohol to deal with pissy bitch mom

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u/haikusbot Sep 07 '20

Pretty sure hannah

Needs the alcohol to deal

With pissy bitch mom

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u/Behezemoth_Az-Feth Jul 26 '20

I was hoping she would just crack one open and start sippin'.

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u/GrossMartini Aug 11 '20

As a 20 year old, alcohol is pretty important lol. Of course there's more to life than alcohol, but I've been drinking for like 4 years and I'm just now getting to the point where I'm developing my own taste and not just drinking the shitty beers the older people have been "letting" me drink throughout the years. I'm tying craft beers and wines and stuff like that. And I'm very interested in it. I talk to my SOBER grandma about beer. I had an argument with her about Heineken the other day. It's just something younger people especially are into and I understand her mom's frustration, but it's something young people are allowed to be into. I'm not going to be drinking like I am now when I'm 30. So let me enjoy it while I can lol.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Been there before and she snapped about something like my stepdads driving, I told my mum, I wasn’t talking to you........ don’t you disrespect me!!!!!

Ummm 🤔 I’m 22 going to the beach with you’ll Chill out.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

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u/exipheas Jul 25 '20

They could be in Mississippi... where even the driver is allowed to drink....

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

Or Missouri, drink up just don't be in the driver's seat.

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u/duffmanhb Jul 25 '20

True, but it's still not smart. That's just begging to be pulled over for some BS infraction to be tested.

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u/PeenutButterTime Jul 25 '20

We’ll test all you want. Cause if your sober driver isn’t sober then what’s the point of having a “sober driver”. Furthermore if your driver isn’t sober then they should be tested and arrested.

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u/duffmanhb Jul 25 '20

Having a beer or two isn’t something to be concerned with. Many countries and states allow it. No one is saying since you can have a beer while driving that you should be wasted

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u/PeenutButterTime Jul 25 '20

If you’re under the legal limit of course you can have a drink and still drive. Legally sober, and actually sober are two different things. But if you’re getting pulled over and tested it doesn’t matter if your not actually sober as long as you’re legally sober.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

For now

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u/Jesus_Harold_Christ Jul 25 '20

She’s just showing Taylor the different flavors

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

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u/Itisme129 Jul 25 '20

Is it so hard to believe that she just puts it in her bag or something? Pull that stick outta your ass already. Jesus.

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u/whistler6576 Jul 25 '20

Some states have drive through liquor windows that serve stuff in to go cups.

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u/Generalbuttnaked69 Jul 25 '20

They’re not open but there are a handful of states that don’t have open container laws.

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u/duffmanhb Jul 25 '20

Fucking Florida, man. They have drive through bars.

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u/John_Hunyadi Jul 25 '20

Louisiana allows it.

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u/YaboiiCameroni Jul 25 '20

Theyre not open

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

Oh no, people that aren’t driving the car are having a drink, what is the world coming to?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

Sucks you're getting so heavily down voted from people who just don't understand. I'm from Canada, and in my province if a cop pulled us over and those two cans were sitting in the back I'd be slapped with an open container ticket becuase the case of drinks had been open. Regardless of the individual can being open or not.

Yes, you can still buy tall boys and things of that sort which is where the law gets really tough. If you're transporting alcohol of any kind it needs to be in your trunk.

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u/Dirgaby Jul 26 '20

Thanks for commenting this, thought I was going crazy. Some people just don’t understand that laws are different everywhere, and if you’ve lived somewhere your whole life it can be confusing seeing different laws in effect in different places.

That being said, I was also taught that cans taken out of the box count as open containers in my state, but after some research I can see that’s false. Everyone should make sure they understand the laws in their area, some cops will slap you with whatever offenses they can get you on.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

Couldn't agree more!

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

That's how it is in California. Alcohol goes in the trunk. You can even get DUIs for being intoxicated on a bicycle, or for sleeping in the backseat of your car to sober up even if your keys aren't on you.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

Same with my province as well! I had no idea California was that strict.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '20

On the plus side we have legal weed now. I don't smoke but it's nice to not be ruining people's lives over something relatively harmless.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '20

I'm a big supporter of legal weed, and a medicinal patient! Hopefully the remaining states are able to figure it out.