35 Instances Of Employers Writing Such Delusional Memos That Their Employees Felt Compelled To Expose Them
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This is one babysitting nightmare that everyone would wish to forget soon.
Our narrator’s (Original Poster’s) daughter tied the knot four months ago. However, a few weeks before the wedding bells chimed, something quite significant happened.
Her husband’s cousins, aged 11 and 7, were plucked from their parent’s custody and placed in the care of OP’s daughter and son-in-law. Why? Well, that remained a mystery till this day.
All OP knew was something was off about those girls. For one thing, they looked a lot smaller than their ages—the 11-year-old could pass as seven! Another thing was they seemed painfully shy and antisocial.
When the newlyweds embarked on their honeymoon, OP was tasked with babysitting the girls; the preparations involved were astonishing. OP watched in awe as they meticulously turned the spare bedroom into an exact replica of the girls’ actual room.
They also set up a spread of snacks, drinks, and meal replacement shakes, then urged OP to call immediately if anything went wrong. The 7-year-old took a few days to settle in, but her sister? No such luck.
She survived on meal replacement shakes, never spoke, never left her room, and stayed up till OP put her to sleep using Benadryl. This continued all week till OP’s daughter came to pick them up.
Barely a day went by before she called OP, thundering down the phone. She’d found out the 11-year-old struggled to cope and was furious with OP for not reporting this.
OP tried to explain they didn’t want to ruin their honeymoon, but to her, such behavior was simply unacceptable. As of now, OP was completely banned from babysitting the girls or even being around them unsupervised.
They honestly couldn’t see what they did wrong. Was OP really the bad guy here?
Let’s take a look at what the Reddit community had to say:
It was obvious OP had no inkling of how badly they messed up, so Redditors took it upon themselves to give them a ruthless reality check.
They strongly condemned their act of administering medication to the child without proper consultation or even addressing their concerns with her guardians. By lying, OP broke his daughter’s trust, so her reaction was understandable.
The consensus was clear, OP was the butt face here.
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