Parents with nanny cams, what have you caught your babysitter doing?

[@Mizzybelle.]

The mental image of the dog sitter frantically eating blueberries off the bush to race the dogs made my morning 😂

[@BoxOKittens]

I'm so glad most of these are wholesome

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Lol I hate nanny cams cause I’m very self conscious (it’s why I have my photo on here to try and be ok with myself). So when I realized the camera caught me singing and being goofy with the kids I wanted to die lol

[@jhonnerythesteckman]

_most_

[@ghostsxcloset]

most…?

[@jep9092]

Same

[@dude988]

​@@Catherine.Dorian.my sister caught me, a dangerous person with tattoos and black clothes, singing to my baby niece. My reputation was ruined.

[@lisaj9799]

I watch a dog regularly and that dog physically needs to lay on top of me. She is hilarious and I always leave covered in fur.

[@KitCatIsNotACat]

Almost ten years ago now, my siblings and I got a babysitter who was about 12 at the time. She still comes over to watch us sometimes when my parents are out late. She’s probably one of the best babysitters ever. When I broke my arm while she was there once, she just called her dad (who’s a doctor) to come help. She also saved my sister from getting a cracked skull once… yeah.. about that, my dog (who was a puppy then) pushed my sister down the stairs and our sitter caught her just before her head hit the railing. 👍👍

[@catchara1496]

man that went from 0-100 SO FAST

[@elleumm]

This was nice. I was expecting a story about a 12 year old girl, unprepared to watch multiple kids at that young age, making monumental mistakes. And instead I got good stuff. Way better.

[@phantommangagirl]

Story 4 had me dying. Bunnies can be that naughty when given the chance 😂😂.

[@lesyeuxsansvisage1157]

People always underestimate the intelligence of animals. I had a dog who figured out to use look doors using the key. Honestly, they are so much smarter than humans, as the bunny story shows 😂 I’m happy they are safe though. Sneaky little buns though🤣

[@queerdeificeeli985]

Yea, my sister is an absolute rabbit person, and her rabbits are the exact same, it's why they're not allowed outside the house or their cage too often. Also, I'm very happy all the bunnies returned, I'd have cried if it ended with one not returning.

[@endersdragon34]

I worked at a summer camp that had two bunnies. Turns out they put the bunnies near some plants that was basically like crack to bunnies and the bunnies kept sneaking out every night to eat it.

[@nouey4361]

they are not smarter than humans @@lesyeuxsansvisage1157

[@BrettKolb-o9n]

Nah to be able to leave after everyone leaves, but come back before everyone else, I don’t know what else to say except they are Wonder Pets or something like that

[@icequeen9]

Imagine being shocked that a toddler is needy. Like bitch, have you met a child?

[@mugglecatful]

Pre nanny cam. I was a toddler, sis was about 4-5. Our babysitter would wait until mom left and plop us in separate 2x2 floor tiles near the front door. No toys. No entertainment. If we left the tile, she'd drag us back. I, as a toddler, got dragged back enough that I had bruises all over my arms after a few days. When mom asked my sis what was going on, the beans were spilled as best as a young child can. Never went back. Later on, when I was about 4, a different babysitter would stick me in bed early in the day and leave me there in the darkened room for hours. Pretty much until mom came to pick me up. I learned how to play very quietly in the dark. Let's just say pre-k was a culture shock that I really enjoyed.

[@ashen_halo6219]

god when my mom was away for like a week or two i was at my grand parents house. one day my aunt and uncle were going to go over to our house to check on it or something and we decided to come along. THEY HAD US like age 6 or 7 go to bed at like 3 or 4 and wake up at like 8 or 9 like what it was so weird to me (felt i needed to say this for some reason)

[@bigsarge8795]

Oh my god, that first one with the huskies was hilarious

[@orangepeelqueen2787]

This was a lot more wholesome than i expected.

[@Mitzi-chan224]

Most stories were about animals, dude. 💀

[@madvilinskillz]

It’s hilarious how many people think bunnies are just dumb cage animals. This is because bunnies were historically bred for food and fur, usually kept in cages, and don’t have vocal cords. But they can be as smart as dogs and cats.

[@tgkisnotreal]

bunnies can be smarter than dogs and cats lol

[@svenstevenson2245]

Honestly, more wholesome stories than I was expecting for this kind of topic.

[@Snowy0086]

ISTG I believe that the woman that was working at the Rover is my Mom 7:45 I remember her telling me something about a cute Beagle that she helped care for a lot... My Mom ALWAYS posts updates for they animals owners and everything. It's really cool thinking that OP interacted with my Mom

[@maxxomega6599]

Imagine this one: Boss couldn't understand why his office stunk so bad at times. So he set up a camera. Found his secretary was occasionally coming in his office, dropping her panties and pissing on the cloth cushion on a chair. Then she would turn it over so you couldn't see it was wet...

[@just-another-human6432]

I wasn’t babysitting but I was at a friends house and they have five big dogs and five cats. And fell asleep on the couch and all the animals laid on me and the one elderly cat hissed at anyone who tried to wake me. Edit to Fix mistake lol.

[@KyndalTheMeister]

Housed?

[@just-another-human6432]

Hissed lol

[@Max_N]

I love all the rabbit stories. They really can be sneaky little buggers 😂 I love my rabbit so much! She’s turning 10 soon and I have loved every second of it! Rabbits have so much personality and love to give! They are lots of work but so so worth it!

[@ruthiewitter569]

Story 25, that poor girl. Has some real pent-up pain there. Pacing and screaming swear words? Yeah, that sucks. Obviously life wasn’t kind to her at that point. I hope she’s doing better now.

[@soapssie]

My babysitter was my mom's friend, she had her own daughter that was one or two years younger than me or something, we'll call her Jenna. For context, I was 5 at the time. Jenna and I got along well, but one of the things we did as a game is that I'll pull her around by her hands while she basically lays like she's on a slipping slide in the living room. When we got done from playing around, she went into the kitchen where her mom was cooking and I followed her into the small hall waiting for her. All of a sudden her mom who's my babysitter comes into the small hall with Jenna's shirt up, revealing red lines all across her chest and belly while the poor girl sobs and I'm getting screamed into a corner in front of her. For a lot of years in my childhood, I kept this whole thing a secret for years because I thought I was the one who made Jenna hurt and upset and the guilt was eating away at me, but remembering it as an adult, I'm just more confused what the hell happened in that kitchen. My only guess is that Jenna was sore from the dragging, talked to her mom about it and then my babysitter just lost it on me thinking I knew better at 5? I dunno. This fed into my trauma and fear of kids I have nowadays so kinda sucks, but not as much as it sucks for Jenna who had to live with her really.

[@Catherinzsl]

I love how many cute bunny stories there are! 🐇🐇🐇

[@redjoker365]

Holy shit that babysitter using damn Clorox wipes instead of baby wipes? At best negligent child abuse

[@Miss_Eldritch]

To be fair, some people may not know that Clorox is bleach, they may use a different brand which would cause them to not be aware of it

[@aleahsimpson7373]

@@Miss_EldritchThat’s the neglect part.

[@Miss_Eldritch]

@@aleahsimpson7373 How? It's not neglect if you genuinely just didn't know, there are plenty of different brands of products, especially wipes, that would be like buying bleach based paper towel thinking it was toilet paper because there are 10+ different brands of toilet paper.

[@aleahsimpson7373]

@@Miss_Eldritch Its negligent because this person just used these wipes on the baby without knowing what they were. She either neglected to even look at the wipes she was about to use on a baby who was 100% dependent on her ability to keep them safe, or she did look at the packaging beforehand, read the word Clorox and decided she didn’t know what it meant and didn’t need to look it up and she decided that she wouldn’t read any of the labels on them that would provide context clues that these were meant for house cleaning purposes and even though she didn’t see any indication on the packaging that these were baby wipes and she made the decision that these were wipes she could use on a vulnerable child’s private parts. This is Negligent

[@Miss_Eldritch]

@@aleahsimpson7373 It says the word "Wipes". 20+ different types of wipes exist and only 3 of them are harmful to use on skin. There is also the chance that she has never even heard of Bleach wipes because of how many types of wipes there are and instead has only ever had experience with actual bleach in a bottle

[@PokekaiPJArchives]

The beagle one makes me both happy and sad. Happy because that person was very kind, but sad because I have a beagle in my home country that I don’t see often and my family there is taking care of him. I miss you Rubble…

[@xxsuperpeace1228]

“At my age you must seize every opportunity” 🤣

[@ripit.3457]

like MY MAN 🤝

[@moniquesamuels2065]

I reckon it's the mother's father I'm picturing a fresh prince moment but instead of mama no it'll be PAPA NOOOOO!!!😂

[@Bonniethebunny]

Well, in the wild, wolves will eat wild blueberries when they have trouble catching prey if available, so the thing with the dogs eating them makes some sense, but only some cuz i bet they were not starving lol

[@Termini_Man]

this mas a lot more wholesome than i was expecting

[@kousagitsukino6614]

The fact that there’s more comments about dogs and their experiences are better (playtime, bonding, silly behavior, etc) than babies who probably get straight up TRAUMA really says something about the world.

[@steefhermans8855]

Not our nannycam but my uncles. We're Dutch and my uncle worked/works for an oil company that had him in different countries for extended periods. Since he worked a lot he and his wife decided to hire a nanny to help with the children before they were of schoolgoing age. Now, the Dutch have a condiment (appelstroop) that's basically boiled apples and sugar turned into a thick paste, you're supposed to smear it on bread. (Some pair it with cheese or use it as an ingredient while cooking) My uncle LOVES that stuff, so much so that he would take the maximum allowed amount in weight back with him whenever he flew from the Netherlands to say Dubai or Mumbai after Christmas visits or holidays back home. He caught the nanny eating the stuff with a ladle.... and decided to put his precious stroop in the vault next to his passport and valuables so that he didn't have to share. Even with family.

[@ChaoticArtCat]

Bahahha the love for appelstroop is strong in this one XD

[@liwiathan]

Applesauce?

[@steefhermans8855]

@@liwiathan No, applesauce is just mashed apples with sugar. Appelstroop is apples and sugar boiled into a caramelized syrup

[@liwiathan]

@@steefhermans8855 you must be getting some really awful applesauce

[@BelalHossain-i9j]

The bunnies roaming the streets had me dying

[@LinkTheFusky]

I gotta be honest automatic cat feeders are hilarious and scary at the same time, your cat could be sleeping or purring on your lap then all of a sudden *whirr whirr* they go sprinting faster then any other animal to the food bowl, its scary sometimes could they could be mid poop or on your lap and either springeboard off your lap with their claws, or climb over your face with their claws or have poop fly out behind them onto the floor whilst running, they need to make sensors for them to make them not activate if the cats pooping or asleep

[@redjoker365]

Fr those feeders make cats legit superstitious. Saw my friend's very food-driven cat go through the exact same set of motions in order to do what it believed triggered the feeder

[@horriblekids]

@@redjoker365 lol

[@IbrahimAli-wi2ui]

story 4 is insane, I never knew bunnies could be so smart

[@strikeforcealpha9343]

Can confirm, Beagles are VERY intelligent.

[@MrTStat]

"OH MY GOD YOU'RE SO NEEDY" HE IS A FU*KING BABY!!

[@khumbatheskeleton]

Is it just me who have seen their dad's old footage of their babysitter's problem that got her fired and boyfriend arrested? For context this is it: So My nan had 5 kids my uncle(D) my dad(J) my Aunt(C) Uncle(S) Aunt(K). My Aunt(C) was at a class about something, my Uncle(D) was out with friends, My dad(J) and Uncle(S) were upstairs, my Aunt(K) was a baby/toddler at the time so she was downstairs in her crib. Their babysitter would invite her boyfriend over so she would have someone to talk to while she looked after the kids. Now it was just a normal video camera so it would keep footage, it was hidden in the attic after this day and I found them when I was about 8, I was curious so I managed to watch it and I got *traumatized* from it hence why it was the last time they had a babysitter. One day(the footage) the boyfriend was babysitting them since his girlfriend(actual babysitter) wasn't well, he got fed up because my Aunt(K) wouldn't shut up so he was shouting for her to shut up, My dad(J) and Uncle(S) came rushing down the stairs and stopped midway when the incident happened. The boyfriend ended up *LITERALLY MURDERING* her. My dad was the oldest home and immediately called the police and hospital, so they found her dead on the floor since the man had thrown her on the floor out her crib breaking her skull, and since baby skulls are so fragile she died. My nan got called by the hospital but was told she tripped so only my dad, Uncle(S), police and hospital knew the truth, but she absolutely lost it at him since she trusted him since he seemed like a nice guy but didn't watch her kids at all. He got arrested for the murder, the babysitter got fired for her boyfriends actions and because she wasn't actually very nice to any of the kids and wouldn't actually babysit properly(wouldn't watch over em, help em etc. So my dad was the one to feed them etc. since my oldest uncle is kinda a jerk so they just had sandwichs and my dad was the one to give my Aunt(K) her bottle n change her n everything). Only the police and Hospital got the video evidence since my dad and uncle wanted to catch him being a jerk to my Aunt(K) but got the mentioned footage from the stairs. I am still traumatized and tried to ask my nan about my second Aunt(K) since I heard about her but never met her, but I always got told she was running around playing then tripped over the rug n smashed her head n didn't make, but my dad told me his side and then I found the tape so I knew who told the real story. I went to see her grave with my nan once and babies/toddlers get a small special headstone(at least over here) that I never knew about and loved it, I got to place my own flowers for her aswell. I may be an empath(slightly different from a medium) and might be able to see her and it was disturbing at first since I didn't know then I figured out. I might of had her as an attachment and brought her home so now she protects my family. My dad(J) always believed in guardian angels and told me about 1-3 years ago that he thought it was her because I could've died myself during a seizure where I almost hit my head on a kitchen counter but didn't, I can secretly confirm for my dad that it was her since she is indeed a guardian angel/ghost but also has help from another ghost I call "Maiden" who carries her around which is sweet. Am I the only one with that sort of babysitter story or am I the only one with a traumatizing babysitter story (┬┬﹏┬┬) I still wish I never found that, my dad found it a week after since we were cleaning the attic out and he destroyed it with a sledge hammer and let me have a go :D

[@colin3ds1]

6:46 Screw calling the police You're getting buried in the fucking backyard After at least 50 stab wounds

[@rebajoe]

My favorite of these are the stories of the pets being too damn smart for their own good. Though the breast milk story reminds me of the reddit post of the ops fil sneaking one of the breast milk mini muffins meant for the kid, turns out the mil knew all along about his weird breast milk obsession and kept insisting it was normal when op told her about it.

[@LL-rb8wd]

The breast milk thing is legit, there are some studies that suggest drinking breast milk can help with building muscle. I know of a few bodybuilders that swear by it. He shouldn't have stolen it tho, that's the part that bothers me.

[@julieabraham3566]

I love the sweet pet sitter stories. Perhaps post an episode of just those!

[@NiaJustNia]

The fitness nut drinking breast milk is quite likely true. Fitness nuts are far more likely to buy breast milk online, at least 5-10 years ago when there was a thing about how it would help repair damaged muscles faster, increase stamina, and bulk up your overall muscle mass, so for a while, it became the safe alternative to steroids, and there was a huge online market for it, which kept many new single mothers out of poverty. There was a TV show in the UK about it discussing that breast milk is more expensive than gold for hospitals to buy for NICU babies that need the immune boost that formula just can't give them. Many second or subsequent time mothers who are experienced breastfeeders, will actually express milk at the hospital before they leave with their new babies, to donate that vital nutrition to the NICU babies. Many NICU babies are tiny, so just 2oz of milk could feed 4 or more babies milk that could mean life or death. Mothers of premature babies often don't come into their milk for a long time (their bodies just don't realise it's time already), so they rely on donors. This knowledge of how quickly breast milk can help a preemie baby is what fed into the gym bros drink milk, get big mentality.

[@DumbassPunkimg7-11]

Wow

[@Zulf85]

Honestly though, I didn't know that about the milk donation thing - that's really cool if true!

[@edwhatshisname3562]

I questioned that part myself, I had never heard of anything like that until now. I know there is a fetish around lactation, though.

[@NiaJustNia]

@@Zulf85 If you, a family member, or a friend end up in the position where they or their partner could potentially donate milk (or colostrum if they produce enough after birth) in the first week after birth (when the milk is really rich in antibodies and calories), before they give birth, they can discuss it with their midwife that they would like to donate breast milk to the NICU and/or SCBU, and the midwife will usually make the arrangements. Then usually the day after giving birth, they'll check the amount of milk production, and if it's enough that it won't leave baby without, they'll provide an electronic breast pump for expressing milk. In some countries, babies that can latch onto a breast (many preemies can't), that have been abandoned, mothers that have passed health checks can volunteer to breastfeed the babies as it's been proven that the physical contact of being held during breastfeeding can improve the outcomes for many babies, because it kickstarts the human bonding, which makes them thrive, and for want of a better way of putting it, can increase their will to live. Some places have now implemented baby bottle feeding volunteers that just snuggle, hold, bottle feed, and talk to the babies because the social interaction increases survivability and chances of thriving.

[@VMM34]

I had an 3 month ectopic pregnancy removed, including my ovary which it had attached to, and next day I was overflowing with milk. How my body knew the foetus had been removed still puzzles me

[@liznickerson4890]

I had a nanny before and one time she told me and my sister to get under this one bouncy castle we had and jumped on us 😨 luckily our dad heard us and we never saw her again

[@frankalphonso268]

Wild mix of good and bad. Emotional roller coaster.

[@garrettlundy3959]

>Babysitter helped herself to my vodka (bad enough) >Babysitter topped the bottle off with tap water to cover her crimes! (Never hired again)

[@endersdragon34]

Way to go grandpa! I don't blame him for a second there either.

[@josefanon8504]

hard to blame him indeed xD

[@woof101]

Glad to see my state included in story #16!

[@timehunter9467]

The ones playing with the dogs are the best, it must have been hilarious seeing the one with huskies because they’re mental!

[@Pacvalham]

To the -person- _two people_ who said they hated the rabbit but were caught petting/playing with it: are you Frank Barone?

[@eebydeebyz]

My dad is always pestering my Mam getting a Belgium Malanois and I absolutely love the fact my Mam is like: *NO ITS VISCOUS* and my dad is like: *pleeeaaaseee*

[@RanaRandom]

the 3rd and 4th stories were adorable

[@lordpumpkinhead265]

10:06 Gramps got mad game.

[@blooshings]

The grandpa and sitter got me rolling. Their replies were so chill 🤣🤣🤣

[@LunaBloodmoon54]

🤣

[@MEAT_CANNON]

Dude, if not for their safety, those rabbits could be free roaming.

[@dudedude6332]

As someone with 47 nes games I don’t know how she thought she was gonna hide so many on her person

[@Wren_The_Therian]

Normal people: listening to the stories Me: Watching him fail endlessly near the end of the first end themed parkour course

[@patstokes7040]

11:29 are you kidding you have a baby sitter at 12 years old. No way. We use to baby sit a 12 not get baby sat.

[@phathomthis]

The Shi-Tzu story makes so much sense. I had one that was so lazy, but very smart, and would do anything to get food she wasn't supposed to have. We caught her a few times thinking we left, when we actually went to the bathroom. She scooted a dining room chair slightly out to jump on it and then climb up and on to the table to eat our dinner. She was so happy, but then looked like a deer in the headlights when we came back in because she thought we had left and forgot a delicious meal for her on the table. She'd do other things, but that was one she did a few times and so fast you'd think she jumped on the table from the ground, but we caught her on the chair trying to get up and knew then how she had gotten up there.

[@nikkinoodlesoup]

I watch my neighbors puppy during the week while they work and they have cameras everywhere. They upped my pay and told me they saw me running around the yard with the puppy every morning after I give him breakfast 😅 I love that puppy so much. I’m home alone a lot so I talk to puppy like he’s my little friend. I also spend extra time loving on their cats on the front porch when they’re there ❤ Another person I watched a dog for: they were at work and I was taking the dog out to potty. I hung out for a while and drank a few beers and started running around the backyard with him throwing the ball and chasing him. The full shebang. She came home early and just watched me for 30 minutes doing this smiling.

[@bluuecone]

he could not jump on that obsidian 😂😂😂

[@misspinkpunkykat]

03:12 My mom was at a meeting for training to volunteer at a summer camp for special needs children. The FIRST thing the director of the camp said at the meeting was that this year there better not be anyone else mistaking Clorox wipes for baby wipes.

[@ResasRandomStuff]

Stories 1-5 are wholesome af.

[@gorse_gaming]

6:49 to 6:58 is uhm quite horrifying also im pretty sure torture can get you a life sentence in jail

[@Lil_Kick]

i was doing my spanish work using this shit for background noise and then the grandpa story came on and caught me off guard and i fucking died laughing my classmates probably think im insane

[@HeatherChandlerIsASlayQueen]

DANGGGG GRANDPA

[@somebigheadrando]

the first story was so funny

[@Hibiki_And_Kanade_4_life]

Story fourteen is sad :(

[@flyguyhomo4904]

Smart rabbits

[@andrediamond4374]

We didn't witness it, but we once had a huge softie of a great dane mix. Still miss that pupper. Anyway, one day we left him asleep in the kitchen after he had some surgery to remove a growth (luckily benign). There were also some chocolate muffins (about 6 IIRC) from some event earlier in time. When we came back home, this pup had gotten into the flower and it was EVERYWHERE and the muffins were gone. Keep in mind we were away for most of the day, so there was the real possibility of him getting sick from those muffins while we were out. Nope, he didn't even puke a single time. Just went about his loopy pain med bliss filled existence, very happy to see us. He died years later, last year actually, when he and our lab were set upon by a swarm of bees. As were on a farm now, we couldn't reach a vet in time. It must have been THOUSANDS of bee stings😢

[@zt7621]

Ah yes anything but babysitter

[@AnastasiaCooper]

I just really love the railroad story XD

[@FurnzSaysStuff]

lmao why have i been considerably early for every video today lmaoo

[@snonyabeeswax]

ngl find it funny when guys pretend they hate pets and it turns out they love them to pieces

[@mentaleel]

Story 13 is wild 💀

[@PennesinoTheGreat]

A kid had a babysitter at twelve, thats usually when you can start babysitting.

[@crybuny]

Sneaky bunnies… my bunny will go to great lengths to find snacks and fun 🤔

[@Smalltownhunter]

THE SECOND TABBIT ONE IM DEAD

[@charlesvitanza8325]

Story 18 Gramps had some rizz!

[@AveryHyena]

It was probably because of money and the girl was a golddigger

[@endersdragon34]

@@AveryHyena why is he living with family if he's got a lot of money?

[@AveryHyena]

@@endersdragon34 He's old.

[@endersdragon34]

@@AveryHyena I would rather live with a hot young nurse than my family.

[@AveryHyena]

​@@endersdragon34 A lot changes when you get older

[@elizabeth-lmhxmx]

story 4 oh my god those are smart bunnies, mine is a little story 13.. oh.. OH! um.. story 19 LMFAOOOOO well.. good for grandpa ig

[@hhjpegg]

underrated channel

[@andrediamond4374]

Story 24: As crazy as it sounds, there is a very real belief in some fitness circles that breastmilk has beneficial properties for lifters. I've never looked into the legitimacy, but maybe they believe it contains HgH or something?

[@blindvision4703]

8:48 if the OP in the story is a guy, and he’s currently in the market for a potential marriage partner, I’d say this lady might be a pretty good candidate! Intelligent, takes initiative, loves his dogs, hard-working sounds like somebody’s type anyway.

[@hahaha-gz5kg]

story 13 is crazyy

[@Toxic_Plush_Productions]

Yeah💀

[@jaydenwilkinson2827]

6:17, welp that took a different turn

[@liwiathan]

What is it the kid didn't have to do?

[@Thatrondomperson5430]

When I was a kid I loved Barbie and had a lot of play houses but not many dolls my babysitter would bring her Barbies and play with me I loved her

[@Beephines]

WAIT SOMEONES DAD BANGED A MAID!?

[@ThisDude234]

Honestly that was unfortunately one of the least surprising things in this video

[@thebigmacbro]

20 TO 70 IS WILD💀💀💀

[@daniellemullen5035]

12:50 “Oh my god! You are so damn needy!” Wait… isn’t that the whole point why babies need babysitters? Aren’t babies kind of helpless and need adults to care for them?

[@Mitzi-chan224]

Babysitters equals petsitters? Wtf?

[@Unknownslay]

Story 22 was almost the exact same thing that happened with my dog aswell

[@MaxwellCatAlphonk]

Why did I hear TWO different technical minecraft youtubers in this video First Fundy, then Mumbo Jumbo Who's next Iskall or TangoTek? ImpulseSV?

[@DemohamLord]

CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN STORY 11!?

[@ThisDude234]

I'm assuming it was sum type of chore or sum? Otherwise, I have no clue. That one was weird and concerning

[@sanneoi6323]

Infuriates me how they would NOT report someone for stealing from them. You should do it out of habit whenever you see it, not to be affected by any outside circumstances. I went to juvie for stealing (illegally made alcohol) (from a moonshiner ring). If my life can be permenantly changed because I robbed outlaws of something they shouldn't even have someone else should get to enjoy going to prison for stealing silverware.

[@Whammytap]

Who even keeps Clorox wipes on a changing table!?

[@perrycarters3113]

"The husband."

[@Kimmy.is.here.]

If you don't wanna watch kids properly, don't be a nanny.

[@peppermintie]

i don’t see the discord link in the desc

[@Bidoofofficial]

I was expecting something else💀💀💀💀

[@mv6113]

To the train Driver baby Sitter just ask a lot of people like to share Hobbys

[@Aymthedemonking]

I heard a story about a babysitter doing cult rituals

[@Drawgur2705]

Who is Opie?

[@ComaToastOfficial]

my family used to be on rover, and its cut throat and very harsh, its a bunch of people sabotaging and low reviewing people with bots or for scam reprorts if tehy see you have potential, dont use rover cus its all the same top people not taking care of ur dog.

[@serioussingularity9595]

2:42 he is real

[@spudthefluffyfox]

For story 25, F bomb as in fu or fa?

[@warequacksdomain6654]

anyone know what and where i can find that parkour course in the background