Warning: I hate Grandpa Joe with a passion and I'm going to spoil Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Lazy asshole made his son work and support his kids and both sets of grandparents while he stayed in bed all day long. Meanwhile his daughter in law could only afford to make boiled cabbage to feed the extended family. We're not even talking about the sad state of affairs his house was in, which would have been condemned by the housing department. Substandard walls, leaky roof, shoddy shelving, etc. All because the lackadaisical son of a bitch didn't want his feet to get cold on the floor. Yet the turd wears slippers when he gets out of bed.
The only thing that could get his apathetic ass out of the cot was a ticket for free food. He complained he was sack-ridden for 10 fucking years, then a by God miracle happened that allowed him to rise from his inattentive idiot state. My goodness, the floor wasn't cold and all of a sudden he could walk again.
Fuck this guy!
Willy Wonka is arguably even worse (and I totally blame the author for that; Roald Dahl was a ginormous pile of elephant shit). What he did to the kids (whose "crimes" included watching television, chewing gum, and liking sweets too much, although, yes, the spoiled girl deserved what she got - and that doesn't even mention a sixth kid, not written, whose "crime" was being a teacher's pet. I'm not joking.) in the end was despicable. He had the ability to make all of those candies, all of which he probably tested on people - if not himself, and if he didn't test it on himself, he shouldn't have put the products where the kids could have it - and he should have the ability to return those kids to normal. Instead, he made them freaks that can never live in normal society again. The spoiled girl got off
easy compared to the other kids, ESPECIALLY the television kid who is now a ten foot tall stick figure.
Willy Wonka is a fucking psychopath. Grandpa Joe is a lazy, neglectful piece of trash, true, but Willy Wonka is a douche of the highest order, much like his author.