What is going on everyone and welcome to R slash Entitled Parents. Now in today's first story,

a crazy entitled mum genuinely believes that nut allergies aren't real. They're literally made up

fake according to her. Now this story gets extremely interesting when this entitled mum tries to

test out her theory on someone who genuinely does have a nut allergy by giving them nuts.

I got out of the hospital and an entitled mum sent me right back. I just got out of the hospital

for extensive knee surgery and walking out the door of the hospital reminded me of this story.

A few important things to note. One, I have a severe allergy to cashews. It's bad enough

that one one one hundredth of one will kill me if I'm not treated properly and quickly. Nowadays,

I always make sure to have an epipen on at all times, but when this story took place,

I was a little more forgetful about it. I was nine, leave me alone, and I didn't always have

it. Two, I have asthma, which can be a pretty lousy combination with anaphylaxis. Oh my God, yes,

I can imagine. Three, at the time of this story, my dad was working for a company that treated him

like garbage and wouldn't give him time off for anything except medical emergencies.

And four, this story starts about four days before my 10th birthday.

So a week before my birthday, my dad's boss told him he was going to San Francisco for work stuff.

We lived in Denver at the time, which meant my dad was going to miss my birthday.

It was upsetting, but I understood, and he said we'd have a party once he got back.

While he was gone, my brother and I was staying with an entitled mum.

At the time, we knew she was a little entitled, but my dad trusted her to take care of us.

On day three of my dad's trip, my brother and I were playing in their living room

when the entitled mum offered us some granola bars as a snack. At the time, I was young and wasn't

very cautious, so I didn't always read ingredients for things I was eating. Unfortunately,

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