"What do you mean my child is NOT allowed to do that!"

Bit of a long one, so strap-in and strap-on.

TL;DR kid destroys bathroom with piss, parent sees nothing wrong with this...

Firstly, I have the great fortune of working for an indoor skydiving range. Generally, customers are very excited to see/fly with us. I understand that little children can find our high-energy atmosphere a little overwhelming, and will sometimes misbehave or not listen as well as they should.

However, there are always the exceptionally shitty children that you can tell are horrible ALL-the-time. And unsurprisingly the parents are always masters at ignoring their disgusting spawn.

I've dealt with children fighting, children trying to pull decorations off the walls, children climbing said decorations, and even children trying to steal food from birthday parties (which they were not part of). But yesterday, I had to clean up this mess...

I'm doing a bathroom check around noon. Bottom floor; all clear. I get to the top floor, and I walk past one of the bathrooms and notice that there is a young boy (about 12?) peeing in the toilet with the door Wide-open! I 360 nope-scope out of the way and close the door for him. Few seconds pass and he leaves without flushing or washing his hands... honestly that's pretty standard.

What wasn't standard, was this! Toilet paper and tampons, and piss all over the seat. Naturally I'm absolutely disgusted and pretty freaking mad. So I hop out onto the flight-deck (where the big wind tunnel is) and look for the boys parents. Being the master detective I am, I quickly find the little brat's mother.

Very politely and professionally, I ask M.o.t.Y (Mom of the Year) if her child was the brat. She confirms my suspicions. So I inform her of what her child did to the bathroom. Her response; "why are you telling me? You should be telling a janitor..."

GG M.o.t.Y, GG. I hope you have fun raising your little criminal when he gets older...

First post, so be gentle with me! I just had to write about this somewhere, because I was blown away by it.