Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 09:51     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:Is this car KITT from Knight Rider?

Time to step out of 1983.

Cams come standard on multiple cars + aftermarket cams are cheap.

https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news/dashcams-which-cars-have-them-built-in
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 09:40     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Is this car KITT from Knight Rider?
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 09:33     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
LMAO, are they going to then then your face through some facial recongnition technology and send you a bill in the mail. This is hillarious, please more personal car surveillance and policing posts
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 09:31     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:just don't touch their cars

Watch some busy body spend all kinds of time to type up an anonymous note + think their smooth slipping it under someone's windshield only to find out later that the car has cams recording all movement 24/7.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 08:21     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
just don't touch their cars
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 08:01     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Bethesda 08 parents understand this all too well!
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 07:25     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
It's risky but so is life. ... Give them a RED CARD that's also a note explaining how they need to change. Maybe the humor with be disarming enough so they can self-reflect OR your next year will be an even worse parent-coach hell. Good luck!
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 07:04     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:Type an anonymous note and leave it on their windshield during practice or a game.


I have no clue about touching another person’s car (that’s 🐎 💩) but I think this is brilliant.

If you have a collection of parents, each week, I would have a different note until the behavior stops. One note may feel like one jealous parent.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 05:52     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Type an anonymous note and leave it on their windshield during practice or a game.


Never touch another persons car. Just leave your note here for them to see. Go.


What is the big deal of touching a car ? How about giving a ticket?
If you are not a cop, don't give someone a ticket. Never touch another persons car.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 05:42     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Type an anonymous note and leave it on their windshield during practice or a game.


Never touch another persons car. Just leave your note here for them to see. Go.


What is the big deal of touching a car ? How about giving a ticket?
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 01:45     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Anonymous wrote:Type an anonymous note and leave it on their windshield during practice or a game.


Never touch another persons car. Just leave your note here for them to see. Go.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 01:18     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Type an anonymous note and leave it on their windshield during practice or a game.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 00:45     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
What age group?
Anonymous
Post 05/27/2025 23:55     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
No, nothing you can do.

If you say anything to them they'll blame you for all their problems
Anonymous
Post 05/27/2025 23:41     Subject: Parent in the way of a their childs success
Hoping the coach will do it, but is there any gentle or kind way to let a parent know they are standing in the way of their kids success? Played together for several years, but it is becoming increasingly obvious to all us on the opposing sideline that the Coach is tired of the parent having an opinion on style of play, positional opportunities and game time, and more. I wish we could red card all parents.

Unfortunately in this case it is not even for ULittles.