Boy loses it when GPS says 'Bear Right'

A video of a little boy freaking out after hearing his family's GPS say "bear right" is going viral.

The family was on their way to a zoo near Colorado Springs, when Austin confused the "bear right" instruction, thinking there was an actual bear to the right of the car.

The boy tells his parents that they "have a problem... a bear problem!"

Austin's mother tries to explain that there is no bear, but Austin isn't buying it. He ends up bursting into tears.

Now are the parents going to sue the gps and make them change the wording. Remove bear?
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a reply to: Quantum12
The thing I don't understand is why do parents feel it is necessary to post what their children do like this.

originally posted by: Tiamat384
a reply to: Quantum12
The thing I don't understand is why do parents feel it is necessary to post what their children do like this.

Because it is cute? Because it is funny? Loosen up a little. With all of the stuff on the internet, you are free to watch what you like, and avoid what you dislike

a reply to: Tiamat384
I agree why post a video of your little boy crying
It seems like a new April fools prank lol

a reply to: supermarket2012
I am loosened up, but there is such a thing as too much or privacy. Sure it is cute perhaps, but again I have to disagree with it and the overall tendency to post so much. Though I am certain we are all victims of that.

a reply to: Quantum12
Exactly. Thought Process: "My child's crying. I should post this online!". I'm just not sure why we can't live our lives and not have to announce to the world everything that happens to us or in our lives.

originally posted by: supermarket2012

originally posted by: Tiamat384
a reply to: Quantum12
The thing I don't understand is why do parents feel it is necessary to post what their children do like this.

Because it is cute? Because it is funny? Loosen up a little. With all of the stuff on the internet, you are free to watch what you like, and avoid what you dislike

BOOM! [Mic Drop]*

originally posted by: Tiamat384
a reply to: Quantum12
The thing I don't understand is why do parents feel it is necessary to post what their children do like this.

Oh I get it and find it funny and sweet...but what I DON'T get is why this is posted on the conspiracy side of ATS and not the Off-Topic side.

a reply to: Tiamat384

Nice point. What will a parent do next tape their child making a sissy on a tree and post it lol

a reply to: blupblup
Can you kindly move the post? Thank you.
I posted it in Other current events!

a reply to: Quantum12
That's my main point. It just...too many things are discussed that have absolutely no meaning.

a reply to: Quantum12

Mine says "be in the right lane" quite often (as opposed to the left lane) it does make me smile though ... Good advice.

a reply to: gortex

My GPS says 'stay right'

First off I'm amazed the two year old even knew left from right !

Second Mom missed a teachable moment. She should have explained the phrase instead of talking about there being bears in the zoo. She started to I think when she asked her daughter what it meant but she didn't offer a correct meaning when the girl got it wrong. Instead she almost confirms there's a bear to the right of the car and pretty much says Austin will be lunch because it's on his side. "Who's on that side? " "Mommy." " Mommy and who else?" "Austin" ...Then come the tears.
" I wanna get out..."

a reply to: Quantum12

I am the GPS. I say : " keep to the right. NO! your other right"

I barely get it. Poor kid, wait till he learns about the right to bear arms or they take him to the zoo for bear hugs.

Hell bear through it eventually.

My big stickers when I was a kid was pronouncing words like Balentine and Mayondayz. I used to get beat up by a gang of kids that would torture me until I said Mother (came out butter).

a reply to: gortex
If I am driving on the 405 in traffic my gps tells me to get off on ramp and exit then get back on freeway via entrance ramp. Lol that is when I have shortest distance enabled and traffic on.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Lol

a reply to: intrptr

Your funny intrptr. Will you be my Balentine?

a reply to: Tiamat384

Like this whole conversation about how you don't like it when people post videos about their children?

Gotta say. I agree.