In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.

Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| "World's Meanest Mom" put her daughter's truck for sale on Craigslist to teach her a lesson. (Photo: Chad Nelson, KARE) 
  
 ALMELUND, Minn. - The "World's Meanest Mom" is selling her 15-year-old daughter's truck on Craigslist to teach her a lesson. 
  
 Amy Adams writes in the Craigslist ad, which was posted Tuesday, the reason she's selling the truck -- or what she calls "every teenage kid's dream vehicle" is because her daughter has "decided that her grades don't matter, that she can disrespect myself and her siblings on a daily basis, and that she has the right to skip school and run away from home." 
  
 Adams writes the title of the vehicle is in her name so she's selling the 1998 Dodge Ram for $2,750. 
  
 "She was on her 'one more chance and the truck was getting sold.' And she blew that 'one more chance' on Monday when she decided to skip school," Adams said. 
  
 The ad continues to say, she's willing to sell it back to the original owner but with certain conditions. 
  
 If the person driving the truck on a daily basis will be attending North Branch high school next year, you will get a $300 discount. Why? Because I AM the World's Meanest Mom, and would love for her to be reminded every day next year of all of the mistakes she made. 
  
 The ad drips with sarcasm, but Adams says it's also drenched with truth -- challenging the idea that parents need to act as friends. 
  
 "Where's that going to leave them five years from now, ten years from now, when they're walking around disrespecting the wrong people?" Adams said. 
  
 Adams says she received over 400 responses to the ad. 
  
 "Over half of them were other parents saying, hey, high five," Adams said. 
  
 A mom put her daughter's truck up for sale on Craigslist, because she's the "World's Meanest Mom." (Photo: Craigslist) 
  
 According to Adams, her daughter's friends apparently flagged her Craigslist ad, forcing it to be removed. So she posted it again. And it was flagged and removed a second time. 
  
 To those who think she went too far, Adams says she knows exactly how her daughter feels. Because she says she was once a 15-year-old with attitude. 
  
 "To my mom, I was short tempered. I was snippy. And I was obnoxious," Adams said. 
  
 To Adams, her own mother once was the "meanest mom in the world." 
  
 Adams is just glad she matured enough to thank her for it before her mother died. 
  
 "The moment they diagnosed her as terminal. We had that conversation," Adams said. "She’s been gone for, it will be 10 years this July." 
  
 Adams hopes one day her daughter will appreciate her tough parenting. 
  
 "I hope she realizes that it's okay to discipline your kids. And its ok to have expectations. And it's okay for them to have consequences," Adams said. ||||| Birmingham mother and former 'Jersey Belle' star Jaime Primak Sullivan made waves on Facebook this week after she posted a story explaining why she's the "meanest mom ever." 
  
 The post has been shared nearly 38,000 times in the past three days and has 310,000 likes and 26,000 comments. 
  
 Alabamians first met Primak Sullivan as the star of a short-lived reality show called "Jersey Belle," which aired for one season on the Bravo network in 2014. 
  
 In the post, she said she threw away her kids' ice cream cones after they didn't acknowledge or thank the employee at Dairy Queen who handed them the ice cream. 
  
 "I explained that one day, if they were lucky, they would work a job like that young lady," she said in the post. "And I would hope that people would see them. Really see them. Look them in the eye and say thank you." 
  
 Many of the commenters are applauding Primak Sullivan for teaching her children about the proper way to address others, including those in the service industry. 
  
 What do you think? Did Primak Sullivan do the right thing? 
  
 Have you ever had a moment like that when you were the "meanest" parent? What were you hoping to teach your kids? |||||
A Minnesota mom is getting a lot of attention for her Craigslist post selling her daughter's 1998 Dodge Ram, which starts off, "So, because I'm the World's Meanest Mom..." Amy Adams' 15-year-old daughter has been acting out, Adams tells WFMY, and the final straw was when the teenager, who has a learner's permit and will soon have a driver's license, skipped school Monday. Adams listed the truck (the title is in her name, and she had been fixing it up for her daughter) for $2,750 the following day, but added this note: "If the person driving the truck on a daily basis will be attending North Branch high school next year, you will get a $300 discount. Why? Because I AM the World's Meanest Mom, and would love for her to be reminded every day next year of all the mistakes she made." The listing has twice been flagged for removal, likely by friends of Adams' daughter, but there's a screenshot on Reddit. Adams says she's just trying to teach her kids how to behave before it's too late: "Where's that going to leave them five years from now, 10 years from now, when they're walking around disrespecting the wrong people?" Interestingly, another mom dubbed herself "the meanest mom EVER" this week, and made a similar point: Jaime Primak Sullivan, a former reality TV star who has a following on Facebook, recorded a video Monday telling a story about how she took her kids to get ice cream and they were disrespectful, failing to acknowledge the person serving them or to thank her or their mother, so she threw their ice cream away. "I will die one day," she says, "and I will leave children who believe in the human connection. Who believe and practice social responsibility. And who are kind. Yes, I will. Even if I have to be the meanest mom ever for the rest of my life." The video has been shared more than 23,000 times so far.