Car Dealer Fumes as Mom Teaches Daughter a Money Lesson

Meet Daisy, a 7-year-old girl, and her single mom who recently went car shopping together. Little did they know that their trip to the dealership would turn into a lesson on financial responsibility and a frustrated car dealer. When Daisy fell in love with a pricier hatchback, her mom seized the opportunity to teach her about the value of money and making smart decisions. But the car dealer wasn’t too pleased about the impromptu lesson…

Car Shopping with Daisy

Three Options, One Decision

Daisy’s Dream Car

Car Dealer’s Sales Tactics

Mom’s Money Lesson Begins

Quarters and Cookies

Visualizing the Price Difference

The Cookie Analogy

Choosing Wisely

Learning from Mom’s Mistakes

Interrupted by the Car Dealer

Mom’s Bold Response

No Deal! ❌

A Money Lesson and a Frustrated Dealer

Daisy’s mom turned a car shopping trip into a valuable lesson on financial responsibility, using quarters and cookies to put things into perspective for her young daughter. But the car dealer, eager to make a bigger sale, wasn’t too happy about the impromptu lesson and interrupted their conversation, claiming they were “disturbing” other customers. The mom, unimpressed by the dealer’s attitude, decided not to buy a car from that dealership. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Debate over whether the car dealer or mom was the AH

Debate over whether car salesman was wasting time or being aggressive

Mom teaches daughter money lesson, shuts down manipulative car dealer

Teaching financial responsibility vs respecting salespeople’s time and work.

NTA. Email the dealership owner. Salesman lost sale due greediness.

Teaching daughter about money = YTA? Salesman’s attitude cost sale

Salesman loses sale due to greed, not mom’s lesson

Teachable moment at car dealership draws criticism. YTA according to commenters.

Teaching fiscal responsibility to kids is important

Commenter accuses OP of karma whoring

Mom criticized for teaching money lesson during car purchase

Skeptical comment met with sarcastic replies

Teaching financial responsibility in a car dealership

Mom faces backlash for teaching daughter money lesson at dealership

Quarters for laundry? Mom’s got a clever hack!

Mom’s humblebrag about financial education gets backlash

Lesson taught, but was the dealership the right place?

Car dealer loses commission after uncomfortable comment about money struggles

Customer criticized for teaching daughter a money lesson at dealership.

Retail worker defends mom’s right to educate her daughter about money

Redditors call out fake story in scathing comments

Parenting win against money-hungry car dealer

Salesperson calls out mom’s obnoxious money lesson in dealership

Debate over financial responsibility lesson at car dealership

Skepticism and sarcasm abound in comment section ‍♂️

Teaching financial literacy vs. being disruptive in public

Redditor calls out OP for humblebragging about teaching daughter money

Commenter deems someone the a**hole

Redditors call out commenter for inappropriate post on AITA

Teaching kids financial responsibility is important. Salesperson tries to scam .

Commenter calls out OP’s story and behavior, deems them YTA

Savage reply shuts down snarky comment with a burn

Commenter disagrees with sub and thinks YTA for wasting salesman’s time.

Mom’s money lesson backfires on car salesman

Commenter calls out parent’s bad behavior, sparks agreement.

Commenter accused of humblebragging

Support for mom’s money lesson in car dealership

Angry commenter criticizes mom’s lesson and cookie analogy

Commenter questions authenticity of story, skeptical of parent’s ‘flex’

Mom’s lesson on money embarrasses car dealer. YTA.

Commenter calls out parent for being TA in car dealership

Commenter called out for being the a**hole in parenting lesson

Parenting debate: Is it appropriate to teach kids about finances?

Mom’s finance lesson at car dealership annoys salesperson. YTA.

Car salesman defends industry and explains profit margins. ESH.

What’s Rule 8? The suspense is killing me!

Commenter calls out lengthy money lesson, deems mom NTA

Mom’s lesson on money backfires at car dealership

Nostalgic comment gets no replies