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    1. Celebrity privilege?

      This feels like something that would routinely happen.

    2. It’s almost like they’ve internalised the message that bad actions don’t have consequences.

    3. Edm_vanhalen1981 on

      For me the worst part is some minimum wage worker getting dragged across social media just for doing his job.

    4. Who would have guessed that these two turned out the way they did, entitled shit heels with nothing to contribute but for their affiliation to their father who’s now a convicted felon..

    5. Bjorn_Blackmane on

      P Diddy and all of them are trash. Can’t believe he didn’t get locked away

    6. Jimrodsdisdain on

      And you’d think they’d be well rounded, socially conscious individuals.

      Lmfao.

    7. Rhythm_Morgan on

      I can’t see the video, just the description. It sounds like they got off without making a scene? Also, they’re 18. A lot of 18 year olds are assholes. Unfortunately I see it every day walking around lol I know their father is a horrible human being but unless I’m missing something they weren’t too egregious. They got thrown off and dipped without any ranting and raving. Let me know if the video looks way different than the article though. Sometimes they (media) bullshit stories A LOT and leave shit out.

    8. So the story is that two sisters got on a rollercoaster, were instructed to put their phones away, didn’t, were then not allowed on the ride and were asked to leave, and they did. I guess, one could say, this is barely news.

    9. SubStandard_Lettuce on

      This is the most un-news news I’ve ever seen. With everything going on right now is this really what we’re concerning ourselves with?

    10. SgtHulkasBigToeJam on

      What do Ja Rule’s kids think about this? Someone get Ja Rule’s kids on the phone.

    11. Lifeisagreatteacher on

      Another click bait headline and people who comment only on the headline without reading the article.

    12. There are people in the past who have defied the rules of amusement park rides. Some of them are dead and don’t have their heads attached to their bodies anymore. Really seems like a dumb place to choose to defy rules.

    13. Yeah this is a nothing sandwich. They wouldn’t put up their phones so they were told to get off and they did.

      This doesn’t need to be considered “news”

    14. Phantomhardware on

      Look, everyone here is a big meanie. The real culprit here is the phones. They were OBVIOUSLY stuck in their hands. Prolly happens to them all the time!? It may even be hereditary?
      This is what all the baby oil was for… duh. Phone Lubricant.

    15. People seem to be way overreacting to what the story actually is but I’m not surprised. Sins of the father make the kids fair game, I guess.

    16. whichwitch9 on

      Yeah, you cannot have a cell phone out. This is a hazard for starters- they can hit other riders if they let go. It’s also a huge freaking pain in the ass because people often drop them and then demand to get tgem back. Most parks make it very clear nothing can be retrieved during operating hours. I worked at an amusement park summers in college, and this was a problem.

      They’re also freaking stupid, because the operator can’t do shit if they take them out after the ride starts. Which is what people tended to do. And a decent sized group would drop them and scream about it despite being reminded they weren’t supposed to have them out in the first place.

      The ride operator did his job. He doesn’t deserve to be dragged for this

    17. wafflesandlicorice on

      Gee, what a surprise. The offspring of the sex trafficker who doesn’t follow rules (and had no real repercussions) also don’t follow rules.

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