Disney adult act like a normal human challenge (2023)(DIFFICULTY:IMPOSSIBLE) 

NTA cancer pass denied

Fuck Disney

Be prepared to lose more hope

Who's gonna tell him

I believe that’s called Copium, my viewer in Christ

As someone who had a moderately fucked up life chuck full of awful adults, to anyone who doubts this is possible it absolutely is and likey more common than you think. My grandparents on my father's side wanted to leave something really valuable to me in their will when I was a teenager and my Mom refused because she still hated my dad after the divorce.

It should have been me! Not him! Its not fair!!!!!!!!

"WAFFLES!!" "i bet they were more excited when my father in law ordered them waffles, hmph"

Not if you insist of taking them on the exact same rides, and ask after each one if it was better than when their dead grandfather took them.

and you'll probably have a better time with them at that point too

@@spc2051 holy fuck lmao

@@spc2051 You ok bro?

Sideshow Bob in a yard full of rakes, except the rakes are all AITA posts.

Rare stunloop

Wow I truly have never had a unique experience, that's the only thing I remember as well

@@seek__onwe are all the same

Reddit is a cesspool

@@B2Roland *the internet

W rizz

Let that ad revenue pump and maybe we can stay in one of the janitorial closest at the hotel

elaborate

@@SimonDoer there was a post about how guys son got a ps4 for christmas and then poster took and sold it because kid was playing it

@@Subjecttochannel bro I cant find it

@@SimonDoer apparently you can't find it because the thread got turbo nuked after op's account got banned by admin so I'll give a little more detailed summary for you. OP is a father of Child, and Op's brother got a ps5 so he gave his old ps4 to Child. Child played the ps4 a lot over a few days and because OP was worried that kid would neglect his studies because of the console took and sold it.

60% of Americans have less than $500 in savings

Maybe they’ve started the college funds and that’s why they’re short on Disney 🤷🏻‍♂️ speculating doesn’t really do any good for anyone

yes it is fake probably

It's likely 5k because it'd be booked on short notice. Shit is cheaper if you buy in advance.

@@Matkatamiba I have no idea where you've gotten these numbers from but the place I found that even claims to have these statistics is so vauge that I can neither confirm nor deny, I only know the average should for a couple with one or more children should be between 3K and 30K, and that's from median to mean so there's like no proper statistical data here at all. I wanna be mad but I can't even tell what's right

-2

-2000

"Yeah fuck you gramps, rest in peace or whatever but I'M gonna be the one to take my kids to a theme park. Yeah I'll have literally an entire lifetime to take them later on and you just have this one final opportunity but I'm willing to make that sacrifice for my own idealized version of this memory"

“My desire to be the first is more important than their last memory of their grandfather”

I'd actually like to hear you expound a little bit on this. It's reasonable to FEEL however you feel, it's not like you control that. All you can control is how you react to stuff. I think virtually everyone in this story except for the poster would feel really positive about the kids going to Disney, even if the grandpa wasn't dying. It seems like a relatively selfish thing to prevent the kids going for this feeling the original poster is describing, and it becomes incomprehensible to me when considering the dying grandpa. It's so far out of my perspective that I'm actually almost at a loss on what exactly to ask you, but it makes me feel like me and others might be missing something. Can you try to speak to what you're thinking a little more so I can get a better sense?