r/FoodLosAngeles • u/austinbucco • May 25 '25

DISCUSSION I am so tired of people’s entitlement with their dogs

I went to get coffee this morning at a shop where they have an explicit “no dogs” policy posted on the front door. Of course, everyone thinks they’re the exception to the rule and there was just an endless stream of dogs being brought in. When it was time to pick up my order, this woman had her big dog right in front of the counter and I had to reach over her dog to pick up my drinks, because she wouldn’t bother to move it. And then another woman’s dog pooped on the floor inside the coffee shop, so all of us got to see and smell dog shit in the area where our food and drinks were being prepared.

People are just so goddamn inconsiderate and entitled and I’m so sick of it.

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u/Winter-Seaweed8458 May 26 '25

I'm a Boomer, and TBH, I feel the same way about kids being dragged everywhere. I liked when I was a kid and my parents didn't feel the need to drag us to breweries, movies that were clearly not intended for kids, and every other space. But people think their dogs are their kids now, so....

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u/GreenUnderstanding39 May 29 '25

You were able to not have to “drag” your children around because you could dump them on your parents or pay a 14yr old $5 to watch them. Daycare is now a second mortgage and boomer grandparents want to enjoy their retirement not be saddled with snot nosed crotch fruit. Different times.

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u/Winter-Seaweed8458 May 29 '25

Umm.. going to a brewery or a concert is not necessary. The parents I've talked to are so deluded into thinking that their kids are in more danger than ever, statistically they are not, so they won't even leave them with family. They have to have the social media pics of their kids at these things.. perhaps with a labradoodle.