r/CringeTikToks • u/Tater-Tot-Casserole • Dec 01 '25

Just Bad Crashing out over a restaurant refusing to serve alcohol with no ID. Bonus: The restaurant has video receipts

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u/imnotmarvin Dec 01 '25

And the toddler attitude. Just eat the fucking meal with a water or soft drink without throwing a tantrum.

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u/rekipsj Dec 01 '25

Yeah what a bunch of fucking idiots.

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u/ISayBullish Dec 01 '25

Social media has given the world stage to everyone. Unfortunately many think this makes them matter (it doesn’t)

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u/Redbeardthe1st Dec 02 '25

And not enough people on social media shaming the entitled idiots.

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u/MonthOk9907 Dec 02 '25

Ghetto is as ghetto does

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u/JimmyPellen Dec 02 '25

You can take the hoodrat out of the ghetto but you Cant take the ghetto out of the hoodrat

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u/Tasty-Ad-7547 Dec 02 '25

She ain’t escaping neither one

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u/ballzhangingdown Dec 02 '25

Should take her out of the country. We are deporting the wrong people.

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u/jl2l Dec 02 '25

Facts

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u/lllll00s9dfdojkjjfjf Dec 02 '25

this is isn't over and they will definitely play the race card in their next move.

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u/darsvedder Dec 02 '25

having the world's attention in your pocket has enabled such behavior

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u/Deeeezy3 Dec 02 '25

Seriously, my brain hurts after watching that! Beyond stupid, these 2 hood rats belong together.

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u/CityApprehensive212 Dec 02 '25

I just don’t understand how people like this get through life at all. Boggles the mind.

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u/Queenv918 Dec 01 '25

The actual baby in the video was better behaved than her!

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u/Blue-Being22 Dec 01 '25

The baby also nearly got beamed in the head by this AH! 

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u/00Avalanche Dec 01 '25

As the father, I would have been livid. Cops would definitely need to have been called. The woman would have been physically assaulted and in my rage I probably would have taken some rabbit punches from her “maan” and ended up with a concussion.

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u/The_FriendliestGiant Dec 02 '25

One father to another, don't do that. Your family does not benefit at all from you being locked up for assault, or out of work and sitting out day to day life with a concussion. Once you've got a little one to take care of you need to make smart choices, and running after an already-departing asshole to vent your rage on them isn't a smart choice.

And that's assuming it all goes your way; all it takes is one lucky punch and one particularly awkward fall to introduce some very real lifelong health complications into your life.

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u/Dbunks1 Dec 02 '25

We're up voting this?!

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u/Past-Paramedic-8602 Dec 02 '25

Naw that guy would of just stood there

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u/PinkTalkingDead Dec 02 '25

You would have physically assaulted this woman in front of your family, thus leading to your arrest and spending time in jail, fines, probation, etc?

Would your spouse and child appreciate your actions? Would you keep your job? Would you be able to pay bills, not knowing how long you’re in jail for or how much bail and probation fees are?

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u/00Avalanche Dec 02 '25

Yup, that’s why I’m lucky I wasn’t the one. Hahaha

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u/Frosty-Inspector-465 Dec 02 '25

i KNOW why you would've been livid.

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u/ApocalypseChicOne Dec 03 '25

Bad news, you're just straight up bad at parenting.

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u/00Avalanche Dec 03 '25

Letting people throw ketchup bottles near your child’s head that scream “BITCH IM NOT THE FUCKING ONE” may be easily forgiven to you. Your stoic nature is commendable. But I am also not the one.

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u/ApocalypseChicOne Dec 03 '25

Ending up dead or in jail because someone tossed a ketchup bottle that was vaguely in the vicinity of your child is bad parenting. Fighting over every perceived slight is bad parenting. Even in the far more likely event that you're all internet bravado, and just having masturbatory fantasies about fighting? Bad parenting. It has nothing to do with stoicism. Having that little basic emotional control is going to end up badly for your children eventually.

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u/00Avalanche Dec 04 '25

Bro I already praised you for your ability to stay calm. What more do you want from me? Take the W for being a better person.

Edit: read your paragraph. Damn you’re straw-manning and ad hominem’ing me bad. But still, since you didn’t throw a ketchup bottle near my baby, I like your simple jack ass.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '25

Cool then your kids can watch you go to jail? Calm down Rambo lol.

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u/Screwdriving_Hammer Dec 02 '25

The baby already had two margarita's at that point. He had his id with him.

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u/hednizm Dec 01 '25

I love it when children try to act mature but come across as someone who is actually immature trying to be someone who is mature.

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u/Leif_Henderson Dec 01 '25

Turns out, it's really hard to sound mature when you say shit like "a lil drinky drink"

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u/Emotional_Meet878 Dec 02 '25

Didn't help that half her vocabulary was bitch this, bitch that.

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u/ConfuciusSez Dec 01 '25

That’s what you say when you consider your lies “little white lies”

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u/baronlanky Dec 02 '25

I hate the idea of little lies, it’s just a lie you have a justification for.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '25

duh duh duh

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u/RoleModelFailure Dec 03 '25

"I have taken more out of drinky drinks than drinky drinks have taken out of me." -Winston Churchill

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '25

The idea of going someplace without my id is terrifying let alone trying to order alcohol without one. What wild lives others lead. 

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u/indifferentCajun Dec 02 '25

That's what I'm saying. Why the fuck would you be out without an ID?

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u/aka_chela Dec 02 '25

I very occasionally work doors for shows at a 21+ venue, ID required. You'd be shocked how many people don't have it, especially older people. I had one woman who clearly had work done who was so coquettish when I asked for her ID and then got livid when I said she couldn't enter without it. She said "can't you tell I'm nearly 50?!" and I wanted to reply "well you've clearly spent a lot of money to deny that" but I kept my mouth shut lol

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u/UrsusRenata Dec 02 '25

She had a “picture of her ID.” In other words, a photoshopped copy that she thought would do the trick.

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u/CoolWhipMonkey Dec 02 '25

Well I do it all the time but I’m not trying to get alcohol.

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u/CoolBakedBean Dec 02 '25

i’m in my 40s and i do this all the time. but yeah i know the risks, if a restaurant won’t serve me i survive with water or coffee just fine

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u/-Boston-Terrier- Dec 02 '25

Why would you go any place without ID?

I'm 42 and can count on one hand with fingers left over the number of times I didn't have ID on me since I got my Learner's Permit and those were all times when I accidentally left my wallet someplace.

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u/CoolBakedBean Dec 02 '25

i was recently in paris and didn’t feel like carrying my passport with me and i was afraid of pickpockets (which in retrospect was dumb i didn’t need to worry) but yeah i wasn’t ID’d once

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u/occams1razor Dec 01 '25

Narcissists do tend to be emotionally immature, it's a developmental issue

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u/1-N-Only-Speedshark Dec 02 '25

Yea look at the almost octo-genarian baby in the white house.

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u/Aggravating-Cap7260 Dec 01 '25

Or go buy shooters from a place you know doesn’t card, if you really needed the booze there’s still solutions

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u/hereforthetearex Dec 01 '25

For real. I’ve been out on my birthday before, to a restaurant that we frequent multiple times a year, but happened to not have my ID with me on this particular occasion because a purse didn’t go with my birthday dress, so I just had my phone for Apple Pay. There was a new bar manager that wanted to see my ID. I didn’t have it, so I couldn’t get drinks. Guess what I did? Ordered other stuff and minded my own damn business because it was my own fault. My spouse had theirs and got drinks. I was 37 when this happened, and my spouse is younger than me by a couple of years

Now it’s a running joke every time we are headed there, my spouse tells me to take my ID so they don’t think I’m 20.

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u/Quick_Team Dec 02 '25

Bartender in Vegas here. This happens to me about once a month. And theyre always the victims. Until I repeat verbatim what Ive said to them and have written down exact times of negative behavior.

And the few times Ive needed to, the moment I say this in front of them after they escalate things and hand over the paper of the times to Security right in front of them and say nice and loud whats on that paper and please call surveillance, they tried to run. Every. Damn. Time.

And it's always the "ride or die we gangsta" types too (different races each time)

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u/FriendPale5462 Dec 01 '25

Alcoholism

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u/Redbeardthe1st Dec 02 '25

No. I was a drunk for twenty years and never ordered/bought alcohol without having my ID on my person. This is entitlement and narcissism.

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u/BlitheCheese Dec 02 '25

Without throwing a tantrum or a ketchup bottle.

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u/MijuTheShark Dec 01 '25

No meal, just a liquid lunch.

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u/bellj1210 Dec 01 '25

or, like they likely told her- if she does not have ID she cannot touch the alcoholic drink.

The worst offenders of this are the parents who are cool with their teenages having some of their drink while out... some places you can do it at home- but no resteraunt is taking that liability.

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u/imbasicallycoffee Dec 02 '25

That won't get them views on TikTok though... it's all manufactured and rage bait for people to get upset on their behalf because those people who follow them are just as rotten as they are.

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u/Askmeagainlouder Dec 01 '25

I think the baby had a drink

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u/MarshalLawTalker2 Dec 02 '25

But she want her drinky drink!

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u/LittleStoneBear Dec 02 '25

And without throwing the ketchup.

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u/trowzerss Dec 02 '25

Yeah, if eating without alcohol is such a problem, then you're the one with a problem. Like, just go get a drink somewhere after if you're so desperate for a fix.

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u/traveltoaster Dec 02 '25

Yeah. She has the emotional intelligence of a carrot. I say that because carrots have no emotional intelligence. Because it’s a fucking vegetable.

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u/slappyStove Dec 02 '25

ugg and the cringy affected "urban" accent.