Good grief
Good grief
Oh fuck off you morons. "REE my kids cant take their stupid scooters on the airplane without them being folded and stored". You are making your kids spoiled and entitled and everyone hates you for it.
Also, since this is an "Influencer family" this bullshit is posted to get more views. Who the fuck even watches this shit? A parent saying their kids "best friend" is a shitty plastic scooter kind of says a lot about how bad of a parent you might be.
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>An influencer family have come under fierce fire for their 'entitled' demands while traveling. The Hendrix Family, from Chicago, has gained over 33,000 followers by vlogging their travel adventures from around the world with three young kids. But a recent clip posted to their Instagram account detailed how the parents were left fuming after their kids were refused entry onto a plane because they insisted on carrying their scooters on board. In the video, the three kids could be seen riding the scooters up to the doorway of the plane, where an air hostess motioned to the parents to fold them up in order to put them in the overhead bins. However, the parents, who boast 'unschooling' and 'family travel' in their Instagram bio, were seemingly unhappy with this. 'After 50 plus flights our kids were refused entry onto the plane, because we've been traveling with scooters!' they wrote in the caption.
Oh fuck off you morons. "REE my kids cant take their stupid scooters on the airplane without them being folded and stored".
You are making your kids spoiled and entitled and everyone hates you for it.
Also, since this is an "Influencer family" this bullshit is posted to get more views. Who the fuck even watches this shit?
A parent saying their kids "best friend" is a shitty plastic scooter kind of says a lot about how bad of a parent you might be.
Archive: https://archive.today/Qm5vR
From the post:
>>An influencer family have come under fierce fire for their 'entitled' demands while traveling.
The Hendrix Family, from Chicago, has gained over 33,000 followers by vlogging their travel adventures from around the world with three young kids.
But a recent clip posted to their Instagram account detailed how the parents were left fuming after their kids were refused entry onto a plane because they insisted on carrying their scooters on board.
In the video, the three kids could be seen riding the scooters up to the doorway of the plane, where an air hostess motioned to the parents to fold them up in order to put them in the overhead bins.
However, the parents, who boast 'unschooling' and 'family travel' in their Instagram bio, were seemingly unhappy with this.
'After 50 plus flights our kids were refused entry onto the plane, because we've been traveling with scooters!' they wrote in the caption.
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