re: Mother says she makes her teen son shop at Goodwill after becoming 'entitled'

It’s weird that this is a news story

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My only regret to this is that he only had to do it for a week. Should have been for the rest of the school year at a minimum.

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Mom lays down some solid consequences on her child and some kid from the OT night crew still decides that wasn’t good enough.

Never change OT.

My wife holds my youngins to a moral standard. “We don’t expect a damn thing from them other than being good people. We don’t make them do chores, so I will be damned if they act like assholes to anyone!”

Mom is probably one of the most sweetest/caring people I know towards others, but she will jack up a teen who’s acting like a dick......particularly when it’s aimed at a twin brother.

On topic: Goodwill has some swanky shite. Hell its retro heaven.

Good Mama!!!

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Mother says she makes her teen son shop at Goodwill after becoming 'entitled'

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I once had a co-worker who was, cheap. On his kids birthdays, he would let them shop at the Goodwill store to pick out some clothes.
On his daughter's 16 birthday, he was going to bring her out to shop, and she asked," what Goodwill store are we going to?" She was shocked to learn that they were going to a regular store.
Now, this is an extreme case, but I guarantee, his daughter won't be a spoiled child and will certainly know the value of a dollar.

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You can get used polo and brooks brothers shirts and shite at goodwill

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By the looks of it, they are more of a starter jersey/affliction/saggy jeans type of family

Dude I’ve picked up some nice gently used Ralph Lauren at goodwill. frick it. Might go today.

Ii think this is pretty good parenting, but even my mother would probably be hesitant to buy clothes from a thrift store.

this is at least somewhat ironic given how much shopping she did for the family at consignment shops, when I was a kid.

just dropped off a load of Cremieux, Ralph Lauren, and Zanella suits/pants at the Burbank Goodwill. Too tight in the arse and out of style anyway. That kid can go get some baller clothes for $10.