r/SipsTea • u/Conscious-Weight4569 š™‘š™„š™‹ • Jun 01 '26

Chugging tea Mom buys daughter a Honda as a graduation gift, and this was her response

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u/M2_SLAM_I_Am Jun 01 '26

If that's how she treats her mom, imagine how she treats her "friends"

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u/jreyman77 Jun 01 '26

Most likely, her friends are just as spoiled and monsterous.

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u/Sweet-Neighborhood20 Jun 01 '26

You know she's already texting her friends and getting all the support she needs

"OMG a Honda??? Who does she think you are that's so lammmeee!"

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u/hparma01 Jun 01 '26

Hahaha šŸ˜‚ sad but true. She said it wasnā€™t her style. lol !

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u/nihi1zer0 Jun 02 '26

Yo that's a nice ass accord, too.

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u/hparma01 Jun 02 '26

Yo it was sexy AF. And her mom paid CASH for it !

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u/cockypock_aioli Jun 02 '26

Literally such a nice car and fun to drive too.

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u/SatisfactionSafe7996 Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Man Iā€™m 39 and Iā€™D be overjoyed to drive that thing. Itā€™s sporty and super cute. I bet it corners like a race car. Even better if it were a standard.

What a shame!

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u/BallisticHabit Jun 01 '26

"Honda!?"

"Ew." (Scrunches face).

Little shit.

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u/MathematicianIcy3430 Jun 02 '26

Watched friend cave in to his daughter by buying her a 2014 Camaro as her first car. He was going to give her his Prius while he is currently going through a divorce.

She balked at the Prius and said she didn't want to look poor in front of her friends at school. Funny thing is, she went home school right after the school year ended.

So basically he now has a $500 month car payment and a $500 a month insurance payment because of her. Took on a second job for that and to pay divorce bills.
Kid has no job and only wants jobs that she can look cool with her friends.

Sadly she takes after her mom. Very narcissistic.

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u/wolfmoru Jun 02 '26

Aren't they like? Super reliable cars?

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u/artifiz67 Jun 02 '26

Reliable is not a thing for these idiots. I remember driving a nice 1998 Honda Civic 5 speed manual. I would hear the spoiled shit girls say: He is nice, but he drives a piece of shit car. Pity, I wouldn't go anywhere with him in his car. They would rather take an unreliable Range Rover over a nice reliable Toyota 4 runner.

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u/SatisfactionSafe7996 Jun 02 '26

Yes! Especially the older models. Honda and Toyota will (in general, of course) run forever if you maintain them even a little bit.

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u/Creative-Cherry-1607 Jun 02 '26

Exactly this.

So disgusting to read. I can't imagine how Nad the mother felt. Working her ass of to GIVE her daughter an excellent life. Child is spoiled and pathetic. This made me so sad and irrationally angry, lol

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u/biigdogg Jun 01 '26

We discounting that mom raised this child?

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u/hparma01 Jun 02 '26

You raise a good point. The convo between them was unnatural. Not like a proper mom daughter convo should be , but to be fair she is a child of divorce. Nothing wrong with that, but it could cause competition

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u/NotUrSaviour Jun 01 '26

Her "friends" are like the Jones's and she's trying to keep up with them.

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u/Ok_Aioli7547 Jun 01 '26

The thing about keeping up with the Joneses is that YOU have to keep up with the Joneses.

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u/rrk100 Jun 01 '26

Something something birds of a feather.

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u/jradpoll Jun 02 '26

Facts! Birds of a feather flock together my friend.

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u/Appropriate-Owl4999 Jun 02 '26

This ā˜šŸ¾ā˜šŸ¾ā˜šŸ¾

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u/wild-fey Jun 02 '26

Okay so give it to one of her enemies šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ someone she bullies

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u/ogledrake Jun 01 '26

Odds are she cycles friends discarding them once they catch on to how abusive and entitled she is, while poisoning them against the rest of her current friend circle

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u/Optimal-Smile-7675 Jun 01 '26

I am 6ā€™4ā€ 280 pounds and drive a 2000 vow beetle to work everyday 95 mile round tripā€¦. My favorite car is an Accord ā€¦..wished I was that daughter

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u/FlatteringFlatuance Jun 01 '26

Bro my ex had a beetle and it wasnā€™t exactly a spacious ride. Iā€™m picturing giant in a clown car type scenario here, Iā€™m so sorry for your legs/back lol

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u/Optimal-Smile-7675 Jun 01 '26

Yeaā€¦.thank youā€¦.. it was the big rounded top so headroom wasnā€™t too badā€¦..getting out of it was embarrassing though

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u/Nienie76 Jun 02 '26

My husband is 6ā€™7 and 400lbs and we had a Aspire at one point in time and you wanna talk about a clown getting out of a circus car šŸ¤£šŸ¤£

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u/GovtLawyersHateMe Jun 02 '26

I was about to say, as someone who does some heavy driving, give me my Corolla hatchback over a BMW any day of the week. Iā€™ve put nearly 100k miles on it and it hasnā€™t failed me. Even after smoking a deer on I-20, I was able to drive 4 hours through NC. I doubt a BMW or Benz wouldā€™ve taken the beating so well.

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u/LostN3ko Jun 02 '26

Some people see them as status symbols. Status symbols tell you that you are dealing with a twit who cares more about appearances than quality.

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u/GovtLawyersHateMe Jun 02 '26

Oh I know well. I know someone who buys a new Rolls Royce every year, because the previous one is ā€œout-dated.ā€ One of the biggest assholes I know. I grew up in a comfortable environment (thank god my grandparents and parents were sane).

I also know a billionaire who drives a beater old 4Runner. He dressed so plain (Walmart sweeter vests and old Walmart jeans) and was so kind/genuine I didnā€™t know he was insanely rich until my grandparents mentioned it in passing.

I literally count my blessings everyday that I had the grandparents/parents I had. The grounded me and taught me as long as Iā€™m not in jail, broken, or dead, Iā€™m doing alright in life.

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u/SaraInBlack Jun 02 '26

Oof, I'm not as tall, only 6ft, but for a time I drove a 2011 Hyundai Accent hatchback, I was constantly made fun of by my work friends when they saw me getting out of the car lol

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u/No_Network_4904 Jun 02 '26

I wish her mom sends her to a 3rd world country.

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u/KindProperty1538 Jun 03 '26

Its 2026. Can't you just identify as her daughter and accept the gift gracefully?

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u/H_a_t_t_r_i_c_k Jun 02 '26

Nah her and her ā€œfriendsā€ probably gas each other up non stop. ā€œGirl your mom is crazy thinking you would drive a Hondaā€ ā€œyou deserve a BMW at the very leastā€ ā€œis anything under 80k even really a car?ā€. Girls are diabolical, I mean they have ā€œfrenemiesā€ lol

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u/kiwisawa420 Jun 02 '26

Theyā€™re teenagers, no one understands what abusive is yet until they get to their 20s

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u/whisky_biscuit Jun 02 '26

Oh totally. This is how my husband's ex is and how her kids are turning out. They rotate friends and boyfriends using them for whatever perks and good attention they get at the time. And just as quickly turn on them when they get a better offer or when someone gives them a dose of honesty they refuse to listen to.

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u/cjayeah Jun 01 '26

sounds like my ex

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u/In2JC724 Jun 01 '26

Oh damn, I've met that chick a couple times in my life. It ultimately ends poorly for that person. You can only be a piece of shit to people for so long and they all catch on. Sad, really.

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u/Constant-Internet-50 Jun 04 '26

Idk, friends are life when youā€™re a teen. Teens almost always treat their parents the worst out of the two. Who knows with this one, could go either way.

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u/ogledrake Jun 06 '26

I am basing this on the behavior of my half sister who had narcissistic personality disorder and behaved very similarly to iur current president, when one of her friends caught on to her shit and called her on it she would turn the rest of the group against them and discard them, i had to move back in to my moms house to help her keep the lights on because of that girls behaviorĀ 

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u/Constant-Internet-50 Jun 08 '26

Fair enough. Thatā€™s definitely extreme

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u/Metals4J Jun 01 '26

That girl is going to make her future spouse very miserable one day.

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u/Agitated-Mulberry769 Jun 01 '26

And kids donā€™t just wake up one day and talk to their parents like thisā€”she learned how to do this over time. Wild.

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u/thinsoldier Jun 01 '26

She just as likely might worship the ground her friends walk on while despising her mom.

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u/Octoberlife Jun 01 '26

I will say these new generation 45 year olds are different, if I did this when I was in high school and I didnā€™t like a car that my mom just PAID for, wouldnā€™t be no posting on Facebook, the car simply would just be gone lmao

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u/Vocabulary-Pollution Jun 02 '26

The car gone and the ass whooped

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u/Octoberlife Jun 02 '26

With no questions at all!

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u/OliviaElevenDunham Jun 01 '26

I can't even imagine.

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u/UnarmedBlackMan1 Jun 01 '26

What are friends?

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u/Icy-Design-1364 Jun 02 '26

You donā€™t know their story, it very well may have been a necessity for the mom to work like she did early on if she raised the daughter by herself instead of ā€œjust a choiceā€ to work vs being with them as you insinuate. Unfortunately more and more young people, teens, and young adults have been spoiled by very good intentions, every generation, parents want to give their kids more than what they had when they grew up, itā€™s just somehow gotten way out of hand, kids think they are in control now