[DogByte6RER]

The next time this brat acts up in a fast food restaurant, send in The King ...

[DManA]

This guy really taught that kid a lesson.

What a dink.

[DogByte6RER]

Oh ... how I miss The Ramones, and this most appropriate song ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aawCSkDGXM

[Dilbert San Diego]

A small child wailed he wanted f.....ng pie???

You wonder about parenting nowadays. Where does this kid hear that kind of talk, and why does his mom not punish him for using bad words????

[NormsRevenge]

I love a HaPPy ending!!

[Flick Lives]

Now that is scary!

[Jean2]

If I had acted like in public my mother would have knocked me left, right and sideways! Especiallly if I used such language.

[ClearCase_guy]

"Apparently, there are no pies for me."

[yarddog]

Both my parents were brought up in Christian homes and they neither used any sort of profanity. Naturally us kids never used it either. We did learn some from other kids but we never used it.

[MV=PY]

Excellent move!

[Paladin2]

Uh, kerb ur spoiled brat.

[smokingfrog]

HA!

[MSF BU]

I want a fcuking pie? I know what my father would have given me once the report came in from Mom...and it would not have been a pie.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Good move on his (the pie hoarder!) part. The kid had a trashy foul mouth; he should have been spanked in public.

[TBP]

BE a parent, for God’s sake!

[TBP]

Sounds like we have more than one spoiled brat here.

[Nifster]

I don’t believe it at all.... no date line (location) on this story. The man acted like a jerk. I am sure he has ‘issues’

[Born to Conserve]

The guy was a jerk for not uploading the brat’s behavior and reaction to Youtube so we could all enjoy it.

[lee martell]

That may be a kid with emotional issues but even then the family is dysfunctional. If a child dares to talk to his mother like this in public, he is probably hitting her with his fists in private.

[Raven6]

I had a similar situation occur a couple of years ago, while checking out at a large department store... I was not in front of the child and his grandmother - I was immediately behind them. The boy was about 6 years old, and was screaming at the top of his lungs "I want another Gd'ed Monster drink!!!" At first, I questioned my hearing, and convinced myself that I was mistaken in what I had just heard. He then picked up a dozen eggs from the cart and screamed his profanity ladened request again as he threw the eggs to the floor, splattering egg across my freshly polished Justin boots. Grandmother, who appeared to be 60 but was probably only 40 (read as "rode hard and put up wet), looked at the eggs on the floor, on my boots, and shrugged it off... She then proceeded to reach toward the cooler that held the Monster energy drinks. It was more than I could take...

Now at this point, I haven't held a law enforcement officer's commission in years, but I knew what I could and could not legally say... I firmly said "Ma'am if you open that cooler and buy that boy a Monster drink, I will make sure that you go to jail for child endangerment. Those drinks are labeled with a warning against giving them to children, and it is obvious that he has already had one today." She looked at me in anger, shocked that someone would say anything to her about the situation, and said "Really?" I responded with "Try me..." And I would have gotten the police involved without feeling a bit of remorse... That kid was so cranked on Monster that he was bouncing like a golf ball in a blender. I honestly felt another one might have killed him. But she didn't act like she gave a flip... I hope he screamed in her ear all the way home... Monster drink for a 6 year old? Good grief...

[P-Marlowe]

In movie ratings such childish use of four letter words is called “Adult Language”.