‘[They] broke a TV they did NOT buy from us and wanted us to gift them a new one!’: Couple demands electrical retailer replace a shattered TV they bought elsewhere after their kid smashed it with a controller, end up exposed and thrown out of the store

• Couple broke their TV then wanted a retailer they did NOT buy it from to gift them a new one!

  
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• Some lessons are learned painfully and with witnesses. The parents leave humiliated, dragging both kid and TV along, while staff quietly marvel at the audacity. A few months later, Nintendo starts shipping remotes with wrist straps attached, possibly inspired by that very brand of suburban destruction.

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