【Apple】 My sister-in-law locked my mom out in the storm... 

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Bettie is a gold digger big time

I hope so!

Both of these things are far too intelligent for the characters in these stories. 😂

Louisiana. Same here.

@@quix66hiya22 I live in Louisiana. I live 45 minutes from New Orleans

Where I live in Australia we had a pretty bad storm on Boxing Day last year, our weather bureau didn’t even bother warning people about how bad it actually was. There were thousands of homes without power for nearly a week after it.

I'm sorry about that. Everyone okay over there?​@@glenystranter5604

Once, when I was a kid, I lived within two miles of the school, which meant that I did NOT get bus service, and had to walk to and from school. No biggie, except in bad weather, when my mother would drive me. Well, one day, we were having a tropical storm. Not quite a hurricane, but definitely more than a basic thunderstorm. The winds were rough, and the water was literally up past my knees. I waited at the school for my mother to come get me, until the people at the office told me to GO AWAY, ALREADY. They wanted to go home, and couldn't leave, as long as a student was at the school, and I was the last one there. And no, not one of them offered to drive me home. They did try calling my house, but they just got busy signals the whole time. So, I was left with no choice (at least not that I knew of, as a teenager who was not receiving any offers from the adults around her, and well before cell phones were a thing, back in the 80s) to walk the 1 mile and change. I had to slog through the water that was above my knees, while trying not to fall down, in the heavy winds. And this was NOT a hurricane. I arrived home, drenched, and an hour late, to find my mother on the phone with my aunt, and absolutely oblivious to her surroundings. She said, "Well, like I said, Sis, I need to hang up and go pick up my daughter from school. There's a storm, and I always pick her up after school when there's a storm." My aunt was notorious for being a Chatty Cathy, who could not end a conversation, and my mother had been trying to extricate herself from the call since BEFORE SCHOOL LET OUT, which meant about two to two and a half hours. She had no idea it had even been that long, until she saw me, and then saw the clock. She was mortified. All this to say, "locking someone outside during an actual hurricane is tantamount to attempted murder." Anything bad that happens to someone who would do that to their own mother is A-OK in my book. Including someone else "committing the perfect crime" against someone so heinous. I haven't even reached the end of the story, yet. I hope they get their just desserts, and I only mean dessert if they are deathly allergic, because murderers should face the same fate they inflicted on others.

Promise you'll let me watch with some popcorn and a soda! 😅

​@hellothere8811 And I'll bring some Detroit style pizza from Buddy's for all of us to munch on. Plus, some pasties from Lehto's in St. Ignace.

@@BIGBLOCK5022006 I'll bring the lawn chairs so we can be comfy.

Which alley? I am in Dixie alley

@@lindahill7315 Oklahoma.

​​@@BIGBLOCK5022006 Missouri here

Good Monday mornin' from Tennessee👋🤠, where right now we have light snow🌨 and a temperature of 19🥶. From here, the snow🌨 will continue, and the temperature won't be goin' anywhere.

Good Morning from Alabama, it is snowing here

@@jonborchardt5548 Good Morning Jon. It's 41° with the high of 52° and 50% chance of rain. Stay safe and warm. Take care of yourself out there 👋🤗

@@ouraniamurphy8022 Good Morning! I'm glad it's not snowing here the whole state would close down 🤭 You have a great day and stay safe and warm 👋🤗

@@bridgetdebourgh5698 That obviously means you're not in Shreveport, where it IS snowin' right now.

Probably repossessed, which happens if you do not make mortgage payments when you should be.

I say that Bettie should be locked out during a hurricane or tornado. Maybe then not only will she probably not be as arrogant but she will also learn to respect the wind.

Oh bull stuffing.

Except it was never hers in the first place, nor her husband's.

Huh? You do know many very wealthy people on the surface look dirt poor. They don't feel the need to impress anyone. They also can do a lot for themselves, it depends on how they got their money.

@@jameygroves8561 Hogwash. I've lived with them. They're helpless. Who changed that tire? Me, the kid from the slums. Who did their mending? Me. Who did the cooking? Me. Who fixed the clogged drain? Me. Stuff your attitude.

@@artfuldodger7838 Yes, because you've met every wealthy person on the planet. Guess what, I've met a few too, that were very capable and did for themselves. Stuff yourself.

@@jameygroves8561 Yeah, sure they did. They said, "look what I did to the house." But they paid someone else. You know better, you just have to be "that guy." Or you're one of them. They're helpless. Seen it in every state I've lived in.

Audio is bad. Can’t hear the2nd person talk. Music too loud.

Chicken of the sea in Georgia, as well as 8 or 9 in Oregon and washington state And one in American samoa, if that counts. Do importers and distributors count for the industry?

The son asked his mom to move in with them.

Yeah the family was extremely toxic.

Throwing anyone out in a hurricane rich or poor is a terrible thing I personally find the stories that leave the villain penniless though very distasteful. Furthermore where is the minimum wage less than 2 dollars in the United States?? That's not happening anywhere I know of.

You do realise that English is not their first language and also English is one of the hardest languages to learn !! Besides, you messed up, as you are just repeating what your correcting and didn't even mention the mistake that was bothering you, in the correction sentence, the fact yhat it botherd you so much that you had to come on here and try and correct them, us kinda sad and shows that you have nothing better to do that try put others down for their hard work 🙄 also , did you ever think once that you are wrong, ?? 🤔 many people actually do say could care less, you know people who actually live in England, mainly Yorkshire the place English comes from . Even the Brtannica dictionary people say its actually right to native speakers, so to us crazy Yorkshire people you actually are wrong, because if you actually listen to native speakers, you will hear people saying “I could care less,” and you will know from the context and tone of voice that they mean they are not at all interested or concerned by what is going on . So while the expression with could may not be as logica to you to the point you even complsined about it , it is used alit over here, even more than the correct way!! And if you’re interested in understanding actual usage, like many linguists and learners, you should definitely be aware of both forms before you decide to get on that not so high horse of yours and stop judging how others talk. I'm guessing your American as you would know I could care less it actually used in the uk, you comment on how we talk yet at the same time you lot have spell everything out to understand the most simple things, seriously you can't look at a pair of glasses and know what they are, no you have to call the eye glasses so you know these are the glasses you put on your eyes to help you see, also you don't go riding, no you go horse back riding, just incase you forget which part of the horse you sit on, so you must have the description in the name, and don't get me started on waste paper basket, and sidewalk, seriously, did you have to call it sidewalk so you know you can't walk in the middle of the bloody road and to remind yourself you walk on the side of the road !! Makes me wonder how many people got run over before they figured that out and decidedto name it that lol, yet us brits call them glasses, riding, bin and pavement or path depending on where you come from. See we dont have to describe things when we name them, we have two tyoes of glasses one you drink from and one you wear, and trust me when i say, never once has anyone looked at them and start wondering which one you drink out of or which one helos you see better, because its beyond obvious, it couldnt be any more obvious if it jumped up and down waving a flag saying what they are 🙄 seriously, please dont correct people in the comments or videos, as you don't know these people, you don't know if English is not their first language, you also don't know if they have a disability which effects their writing. Not to mention its rude, belittling, condescending and downright wrong, it also doesn't make upu look big and clever, it makes you look very petty and makes people thing you get great pleasure making others feel bad about themselves while trying to make yourself look better than they are. Trust me when I say that isn't a good look on anyone, especially when they don't gave a clue what they are talking about and you didn't even take the time to research if you were right in the first place, Al it took was a 30 second search adkjnb whoch is used and there it was simpke as that. But instead, you just go in like a bull in a China shop assuming you know everything already, when in reality you didnt even know both are acceptable and used in uk , depending where you go. Oh here is the link to the britannica dictionary so you can see that you are trying to correct something that is probably said more in the uk that it's official saying !! www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/qa/I-COULDN-T-care-less-or-I-COULD-care-less

@annied1827 'Al it took was a 30 second search adkjnb whoch is used (...) and it was as simpke as that' 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for this so much! I'm so glad I was able to take up whatever amount of time it took from your life to flub that sentence in your (what I'm sure to you) sounded like the lecturing of a lifetime - as well as being assumptive that I'm American - 100% wrong by the way. Indignation isn't a good look on your writing style, sweetie, when you're so het up that the only thing I can take away from it is the laugh fodder from above. A blessed day to you! 🤣🤣🤣