Good catch!!!! I went back and it does sound like he's trying to blame her.thenightowl wrote:Geez, Bryan took off towards the house like a b*tch and Missy and Cassie stood there and didn't back down, I shouldn't have laughed at that part but I did a little. Was Bryan trying to blame Cassie for the driver? he said something like 'It's YOUR driver that YOU called"
and I would love to hear the whole story.
Because no one treats the Lanning-Hollisters that way?Cgl33 wrote:I'm trying to have an open mind, but why did Missy say she was going to call the cops? Maybe it's because I grew up in an area where a taxi driver yelling obscenities at you is not a big deal. Was the guy scarier to her because he's a black man arguing with her?
Just saying...
I think he was getting the boys shoes!!!!!!! *side eye*HelloSweetie wrote:Because no one treats the Lanning-Hollisters that way?Cgl33 wrote:I'm trying to have an open mind, but why did Missy say she was going to call the cops? Maybe it's because I grew up in an area where a taxi driver yelling obscenities at you is not a big deal. Was the guy scarier to her because he's a black man arguing with her?
Just saying...
Want Jim getting out of the backseat? If he wasn't with them, why was he touching the car at all?
I think he meant she has to be the one to call and complain because the driver was under her name.Playsinrain wrote:Good catch!!!! I went back and it does sound like he's trying to blame her.thenightowl wrote:Geez, Bryan took off towards the house like a b*tch and Missy and Cassie stood there and didn't back down, I shouldn't have laughed at that part but I did a little. Was Bryan trying to blame Cassie for the driver? he said something like 'It's YOUR driver that YOU called"
and I would love to hear the whole story.
Truth is, unless the uber driver comes forward we won't ever hear the real story.
Not everyone in the world is going to bow down to prince ollie..You all know that sometimes kids act up right? You can't always control your kid. It's the end of the day for them, Finn was probably in his car seat crying because he's tired. Which is perfectly acceptable. Even Ollie crying from being tired or whatever would be acceptable.ja14 wrote:Ah, I missed something good while I was out tonight! Lol I'm split on how I feel about how in the wrong they are for reacting that way, but I do believe the kids were probably out of control.
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Saying you aren't pro-Bump is like saying Playsinrain isn't pro-C&K, or I'm not pro-Bonnie. You really do stick up for them at least once a day.whys0seri0us wrote:You all know that sometimes kids act up right? You can't always control your kid. It's the end of the day for them, Finn was probably in his car seat crying because he's tired. Which is perfectly acceptable. Even Ollie crying from being tired or whatever would be acceptable.ja14 wrote:Ah, I missed something good while I was out tonight! Lol I'm split on how I feel about how in the wrong they are for reacting that way, but I do believe the kids were probably out of control.
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I'm not pro-bump, not even by a log shot, but Ollie and Finn are kids! For a grown man to get upset that a kid is making noise and the other one is taking his shoes off is ridiculous. I would have been scared too!
And if he was driving crazy you are damn right I would have called the cops.
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The thing about public transportation, including taxis, car seats aren't required to be provided. My guess, Uber is the same.Idunnowhyimhere wrote:Wait wtf. They didn't bring their car seats that we could see and uber isn't providing. Were they driving with the boys on their laps?! That's so illegal and just idiotic!! Sorry but I Can't F-ing stand when people are careless about car seat safety. I'm not going to weigh in much on the uber thing, to me it seems like the uber was unprofessional and very well could have frightened them and regardless of what happened that's not OK. I'd like to hear more of the story though and I think that's fair since he shared about it. We shall see I guess. I'll make my judgment then lol
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In 85% of people it actually does cure them for life (I mean, everyone gets a pimple every now and then, but I'm speaking of acne) but some have to go on a second course.Playsinrain wrote:Missy probably thinks those "brainy" vitamins are going to teach Ollie everything he needs to know before preschool..Whoever guess she used to be on accutane was right..and i'm not sure how that stuff works exactly, but she said she was on it 6-7ish years ago and was not expecting her face to break out now. did she think that it cured her acne for life? (i'm assuming thats NOT how that works)
Carseats aren't required on public transportation, cabs & ride services are included under that.Idunnowhyimhere wrote:Wait wtf. They didn't bring their car seats that we could see and uber isn't providing. Were they driving with the boys on their laps?! That's so illegal and just idiotic!! Sorry but I Can't F-ing stand when people are careless about car seat safety. I'm not going to weigh in much on the uber thing, to me it seems like the uber was unprofessional and very well could have frightened them and regardless of what happened that's not OK. I'd like to hear more of the story though and I think that's fair since he shared about it. We shall see I guess. I'll make my judgment then lol
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It's still hella dangerous not to use car seats though. I didn't even think of that or notice it.ja14 wrote:Carseats aren't required on public transportation, cabs & ride services are included under that.Idunnowhyimhere wrote:Wait wtf. They didn't bring their car seats that we could see and uber isn't providing. Were they driving with the boys on their laps?! That's so illegal and just idiotic!! Sorry but I Can't F-ing stand when people are careless about car seat safety. I'm not going to weigh in much on the uber thing, to me it seems like the uber was unprofessional and very well could have frightened them and regardless of what happened that's not OK. I'd like to hear more of the story though and I think that's fair since he shared about it. We shall see I guess. I'll make my judgment then lol
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Really?! In an uber? I get a train or something. I'm Canadian, but have tons of friends who are very car seat educated or techs, and I've never heard of no car seats in an uber or taxi except a debated case of a family in New York... (I just looked it up quick and it's required by law to have a car seat for taxi/uber in Florida AND California so they should know that. Buses and trains are exceptions.)PosyGirl72 wrote:The thing about public transportation, including taxis, car seats aren't required to be provided. My guess, Uber is the same.Idunnowhyimhere wrote:Wait wtf. They didn't bring their car seats that we could see and uber isn't providing. Were they driving with the boys on their laps?! That's so illegal and just idiotic!! Sorry but I Can't F-ing stand when people are careless about car seat safety. I'm not going to weigh in much on the uber thing, to me it seems like the uber was unprofessional and very well could have frightened them and regardless of what happened that's not OK. I'd like to hear more of the story though and I think that's fair since he shared about it. We shall see I guess. I'll make my judgment then lol
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I don't defend them. I just try to throw a little logic and reasoning into what can sometimes become a shit show here. I'm not a fan by any means but some of the stuff I've read here is nuts.HelloSweetie wrote:Saying you aren't pro-Bump is like saying Playsinrain isn't pro-C&K, or I'm not pro-Bonnie. You really do stick up for them at least once a day.whys0seri0us wrote:You all know that sometimes kids act up right? You can't always control your kid. It's the end of the day for them, Finn was probably in his car seat crying because he's tired. Which is perfectly acceptable. Even Ollie crying from being tired or whatever would be acceptable.ja14 wrote:Ah, I missed something good while I was out tonight! Lol I'm split on how I feel about how in the wrong they are for reacting that way, but I do believe the kids were probably out of control.
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I'm not pro-bump, not even by a log shot, but Ollie and Finn are kids! For a grown man to get upset that a kid is making noise and the other one is taking his shoes off is ridiculous. I would have been scared too!
And if he was driving crazy you are damn right I would have called the cops.
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Yes kids act up, but it's a lot easier to handle when the parents seem to be TRYING to handle them. I think we've all seen out of control kids whose parents are just oblivious to how rude they are acting.
Again I say though, if he made it clear he didn't like Ollie's shoes off, why didn't they put them back on right away? It is his vehicle, and that should be respected.
