Comments by "Ego Brain" (@egobrain7349) on "Spoiled Brat Gets A PS5 For Christmas \u0026 Has A MELTDOWN It's Not A $5,000 Gaming PC" video.

  1. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks That is nonsensical. He'd have to earn it after this. Why would you reward this behavior? This is why kids are like this.
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  2. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks You keep completely ignoring his behavior. 😂 Wild. Lol
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  3. ​ @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks God, I'd hate to. see your children...
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  4. ​ @TheNichq He is ungrateful and deserves neither. You guys defending his bad behavior (surely, you're children) are exactly why kids are such brats today.
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  5. ​ @robotnoir5299 Nowhere does it show or say he was promised a PC. Try again.
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  6.  @robotnoir5299  Actually, in the video, the Mom says that he was NOT promised a as PC. He was specifically told that Santa does make them and that she couldn't find one. (Likely because, comparably, they cost significantly more than the PS5)
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  7.  @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks  He is all of those things. 😄
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  8.  @TheHakanDK  There was a bunch of presents. How do you know there was no games? That's a weird leap.
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  9.  @apersonontheinternet8006  Exactly
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  10.  @robotnoir5299  You're creating a fiction that is nonsensical. Lol He clearly asked for it. And due to his ungratefulness and bad belief of what Christmas is, his entitled attitude, he thought that he is entitled to what he asked for.
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  11.  @TheObsesedAnimeFreaks  His behavior is absolutely a problem. He is being ungrateful, entitled, and rude. That is bad behavior. You and he need to learn what Christmas is about.
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  12. ​ @robotnoir5299 You're clearly entitled. 😂 Your values and ideas of what Christmas is are extremely flawed.
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  13. ​ @NordicDan Ooh, Killer Instinct. I loved that game. 😂
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  14. ​ @KillerTurnus There was definitely more than a tap because it is 100% legal to spank your kid. It just can't be excessive.
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  15. ​ @arbren I was always grateful for anything anyone got me. My Grandma used to laugh because I would be so happy with getting simple things, like socks. Even socks made me happy. Lol It turned into a thing where she would always get me socks. Socks of all kinds of designs on then. Halloween, Christmas, frogs, etc. I'm now 38 and still have a drawer full of weird socks now. 😂 My husband and son get them for me now that she is gone. 😊
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  16. ​ @xX_Lord_Headass_Xx Exactly
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  17.  @OnlyTwoShoes  Nonsensical
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  18. ​ @Solizeus That is the perfect comment. It perfectly sums up the situation. He isn't grateful because he sees Xmas as a day that he gets things he wants. Full stop. He thinks he is owed what he wants. That is the parents fault. They should have taught him some real values to go along with Christmas and explained that the day is about family and GIVING. Not taking and being ungrateful for it.
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  19. ​ @9usuck0 Exactly
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  20. ​ @robotnoir5299 So, you go out of your way to create a fiction that they promised him this PC, but then completely dismiss that he wanted a gaming PC (very expensive). 😂 You and that kid both need to watch some good old Christmas movies and learn what Xmas is about. And yes, I agree that the public shaming was unnecessary and wrong.
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  21.  @robotnoir5299  You created a fiction. Lol The idea that they would promise him and get his hopes up, as you put it, and then not get him that thing, is a fiction. You created it without any evidence whatsoever. The likelihood is extremely low. And we know it isn't true since she states in the video that she told him she couldn't get him one. There is zero straw man in my comment. I'm not sure you know what a straw man even is. Lol I agree that they handled it poorly. That is irrelevant to the kid being a brat. Old Christmas movies that teach that Christmas is about family and giving. Not being ungrateful and feeling entitled to things. The Grinch is actually a good one.
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  22. ​ @Limitless_Doom Absurd comment that is full of irrelevant information. His behavior is the issue. Not the item.
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  23. ​ @zergslayer69 We spoiled our son, for sure. He was 5 and had his own laptop, consoles, etc. But, we also taught him about the value of money. We taught him manners. We taught him his behavior, chores, etc. earns those things. He wouldn't have gotten them if he were misbehaving or being a brat. He turned 18 today. Literally today. 😂 He is a generous, caring, grateful man. Spoiling is fine...if you teach them the manners and values to make spoiling them worth it.
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  24. ​ @srdgrant Exactly
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  25.  @BattleBladeWarrior  They couldn't get a PC. He knew that. He is an ungrateful shit
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