HayleeAndBaby Part 1

[geezeeuss]

Just watched the "Day in the life of Randy". I really didn't like that he bathed Hazzel.

I didn't watch this video because I don't care for Randy. Are you serious? He bathed her?

No. Not okay.

[Yue195]

Yeeeeeeaaaah- your boss can't fire you for disliking your job. Otherwise the unemployment % would be hell of a lot higher. Reality is that you suffer because you need money.

I get what you're saying, but isn't publicly discussing your grievances like that defamation? I get everyone might be unhappy with their job at some point, but usually it's kept offline. What's she's claiming could be potentially harmful for the company that she works for -- she wasn't exactly kind.


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Lol no, I bitch about my job all the time. I even bitch to my boss. I hate it.

[staceymj]

It depends on who you work for too. I've worked for a big supermarket change in Australia and you have to sign an agreement when you start working there saying that you won't say anything about your work online. One of the department mangers got fired because he wrote something on Facebook about how his job was sucking the life out of him and he hated it.

[alyshamne]

It depends on who you work for too. I've worked for a big supermarket change in Australia and you have to sign an agreement when you start working there saying that you won't say anything about your work online. One of the department mangers got fired because he wrote something on Facebook about how his job was sucking the life out of him and he hated it.

This is what I was trying to get at. I'm in the same boat (Australia, supermarkets, woo!). I can hate my job all I like, but can't take it to social media to discuss because I signed the agreement. Instant dismissal if they find out, I believe.

I wasn't trying to say that you can't hate your job/say that you hate it, but more that companies might have agreements like that to protect their brand. If Haylee's work did, she would be in serious trouble for that video.


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[Emcee]

It depends on who you work for too. I've worked for a big supermarket change in Australia and you have to sign an agreement when you start working there saying that you won't say anything about your work online. One of the department mangers got fired because he wrote something on Facebook about how his job was sucking the life out of him and he hated it.

Yup, I've seen this happen many many times. It's one thing to vent to your friends or family, but she's venting in a social media where she has thousands of followers. I'm sure that if someone contacted her boss and showed her what she said, she'd be in a lot of trouble.
NOT ENCOURAGING ANYONE TO DO IT, I'm just saying.

[lynnd]

Just watched the "Day in the life of Randy". I really didn't like that he bathed Hazzel.

I didn't watch this video because I don't care for Randy. Are you serious? He bathed her?

No. Not okay.

Yes he did. Haylee was at work and randy bathed her. Idk. You can never be too careful with your littles.

[staceymj]

It depends on who you work for too. I've worked for a big supermarket change in Australia and you have to sign an agreement when you start working there saying that you won't say anything about your work online. One of the department mangers got fired because he wrote something on Facebook about how his job was sucking the life out of him and he hated it.

This is what I was trying to get at. I'm in the same boat (Australia, supermarkets, woo!). I can hate my job all I like, but can't take it to social media to discuss because I signed the agreement. Instant dismissal if they find out, I believe.

I wasn't trying to say that you can't hate your job/say that you hate it, but more that companies might have agreements like that to protect their brand. If Haylee's work did, she would be in serious trouble for that video.


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I have a feeling we work for the same company lol.
It's just not smart to vent on social media when you have thousands of followers about anything relating to your personal life. If you hate your job so much, find a new one.

[geezeeuss]

Just watched the "Day in the life of Randy". I really didn't like that he bathed Hazzel.

I didn't watch this video because I don't care for Randy. Are you serious? He bathed her?

No. Not okay.

Yes he did. Haylee was at work and randy bathed her. Idk. You can never be too careful with your littles.

No, I agree. I'm not insinuating that he would ever do anything inappropriate, but he's not her father. He has no reason to see her naked. Haylee could bathe her when she got home, or the next morning.

[fossilfinger]

It seems like she is gearing up to quit her job as soon as they get married. Also, how would having a part-time job affect her going to school? If she works only weekends she will be able to go to school. I don't understand how their finances work and they can only live on Randy's salary.

[olemama]

Yeeeeeeaaaah- your boss can't fire you for disliking your job. Otherwise the unemployment % would be hell of a lot higher. Reality is that you suffer because you need money.

Um, yes in fact your boss can fire you for disliking your job in the US. Haylee is not protected by a union and labor laws are fairly weak in the US. Bosses can fire workers for pretty much any reason. And if you are let go for cause (i.e. fired) you do not qualify for unemployment benefit. Haylee would be wise to stop discussing her job on social media. What she says on social media will never go away (even if she deleted all the accounts) and prospective employers do look at candidates' social media in making hiring decisions. Her public twitter account does not paint a nice picture of her. Basically Haylee is a low-skilled, poorly educated worker who is in competition with all the other low-skilled poorly educated workers in the US. If her boss finds someone who is more committed and enthusiastic about work, Haylee is toast.

[turtlecatmom92]

I have seen people call the boss horrible names and still keep there jobs here in the us. It's not that serious guys who cares if she bitches people bitch while at work in front of the boss.

[CamilaCabello]

Haylee can talk shit about her job on her Twitter because she's never publicly stated where she works.. So unless you somehow found out where she works, it doesn't matter.

She works on Randy's days off because then she doesn't have to pay for babysitting. Said so in the video she doesn't want to work just to pay for daycare. Common sense.

[olemama]

Anyone who thinks that their public social media accounts do not impact their chances at a job or promotion is being hopelessly naïve. Rant all you want in person to your family and friends about your job, your sex life, your alcohol consumption. But do not post these things on a public social media account. If you do post these things on social media, make sure you are not using your real name and make all your accounts private with strong password protection. Trust me on this, folks. My dear H worked in human resources for 30 years.

[Emcee]

Lol! People do know where Haylee works. It just isn't a smart move. And as far as talking crap to the boss and not getting fired, I'm sure it depends on who your boss is.

[ferryberry]

All she ever buys hazzel is cheap Disney princess cheap urgh


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[Ripley]

To me, the name would be pronounced like Dazzle. I think she should have just kept the name Hazel. One of my pet peeves is when people take nice names and try and make them ''yuneeq''. Otherwise, I do think she is a good Mother to Hazzel. Before she had her she was on the wrong path, smoking marijuana and drinking. Now she has left that all behind, even her friends because she's grown up and is concentrating on her baby. I don't think she will have another baby any time soon since her uterus fell out a couple of times the last time.

Sorry. Off topic a bit and personal, so just keep scrolling if you don't like those posts.... My husband and i were just talking about this sort of thing last night. We want to have another baby and if it is a girl, are considering the name "Amelie". It is french for "Emily". We both wonder if it is too "euneek" though. Thoughts? It would be pronounced like "Emily" with a short "A" sound. Maybe it is one that would be pronounced incorrectly. We live in Canada though and close to the Quebec border so it may not look too out of place or "euneek". People might know how to pronounce it.

[Lovehound11]

To me, the name would be pronounced like Dazzle. I think she should have just kept the name Hazel. One of my pet peeves is when people take nice names and try and make them ''yuneeq''. Otherwise, I do think she is a good Mother to Hazzel. Before she had her she was on the wrong path, smoking marijuana and drinking. Now she has left that all behind, even her friends because she's grown up and is concentrating on her baby. I don't think she will have another baby any time soon since her uterus fell out a couple of times the last time.

Sorry. Off topic a bit and personal, so just keep scrolling if you don't like those posts.... My husband and i want to have another baby and if it is a girl, are considering the name "Amelie". It is french for "Emily". We both wonder if it is too "euneek" though. Thoughts? It would be pronounced like "Emily" with a short "A" sound. Maybe it is one that would be pronounced incorrectly. We live in Canada though and close to the Quebec border.

If I saw Amelie I would probably end up pronouncing it "A molly" but because you are from an area with a lot of French Canadiens I don't think it would be pronounced wrong


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[pirateayy07]

Ripley,
I personally think Amelie is super cute and unique. One of my friends eldest daughter has this name, and the first time I saw it, I adored it. She actually has it tattooed on her arm.

[CamilaCabello]

I pronounce that as am-a-lee. I think it's cute.

[fossilfinger]

So Randy gave Haylee a promise ring last year. I wonder if he proposed this year?