'Her attempt to save $5 ended up costing her': Entitled parent lies that her kids are 13 years old to get them into a movie, quickly regrets her decision

There's nothing like a day at the movies with some friends. Whether you're 13 or 65, going to a movie is one of life's finest simple pleasures. Although some chain theaters have become quite pricey, there are often smaller local theaters where you can get a ticket, popcorn, and a drink for under $15. You can also find some good deals for matinee films—it's no good if you work a typical 9-5, but if you happen to be free at 11 AM on a Tuesday, you can probably find a fantastic deal on a movie. 

This parent thought she had a great way to get her kids into the movies for cheaper: just lie about their ages! It's a trick as old as time, often used to get kids into amusement parks, buffets, or special events for way cheaper. Depending on how old your child looks, you can do this for years! There's really no harm in it, as most employees would tell you. But this parent just wasn't thinking things through, and she ended up really regretting her choice. 

Up next, read about some people who were just wildly out of touch, like one person who said with full sincerity, "My house isn't that big, I only have 6 bedrooms."