Well, if the mom found it, then she must have been doing laundry. And I doubt the kid could have done her own laundry and taken the clothes out WITHOUT seeing it in there. So, the mom must do the kid's laundry. Which means it's mostly the mom's fault (although the kid should take the damn initiative to at least check their own pockets).

I disagree. I frequently have to move my brother's laundry and my parents' from the washer, to the dryer so I can make use of the washing machine.

False. If the daughter left it in her pockets before the wash, it is entirely her fault. Parents cannot be expected to check the pockets of every clothing that goes in the wash. She left it in her pockets, so she takes the blame.

Always Check Pockets I have learned the hard way a lot! Phones, lipstick, chapsticks...but damn kids these days are not thankful for crap!

Damn straight. I only check my own pockets before doing the laundry. It's not my fault if my BF decides to leave his new phone in his pants, or an important work paper, etc. If those items were truly important to him, he would remove them and place them in a safe location before throwing his clothes in the laundry hamper. It is pretty cool when I find change in the washer though. Score! $1.10. That's my payment for doing his laundry.

I never understood why every ******* FML is formatted. Like this. Just combine the two because it's extremely annoying.

it's for suspense. although it is annoying when they. do. it. too. much, this one is fine.

How are kids ungrateful, I am almost positive that she left it in there on accident.

I do my own laundry all the time, and I do sometimes forget stuff in my pockets (though never something so valuable).

Most of the kids on here don't have children of their own, so they don't understand, I reckon.

Her daughter said she deserves it?

Unless she payed for it and the daughter didn't....

Not if OP pays for it!!

not really the mother had to pay for it.

omgggg u r soooooo rite!!

Imagine if it was the iPad ... But then, you can't put an iPad into your pocket and therefore the washing machine.