He had a meltdown at my crying baby 😡

Hazel Eleanor

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00:00You're disrespectful, you're entitled, and you're being privileged right now.

00:03You need to learn to be respectful.

00:04This gentleman here is telling me to tell my eight-month-old to stop screaming

00:08because he has sensitive ears.

00:10I know it's loud, but he's an adult.

00:12He can leave, and he chooses not to leave.

00:14He's choosing me to tell me to take my baby out.

00:16She's publicly embarrassing him.

00:18She's a child, sir.

00:19You're causing this whole restaurant to have to hear our discussion.

00:22They don't want to eat that.

00:23They want to get their food.

00:24I'm not responsible for the way that men have probably mistreated you in the past.

00:29Man, I'm a happily married woman.

00:31What are you talking about, baby?

00:32I'm 10 years next week.

00:33And the only reason I'm furious about it is because you came to address me about at eight-month-old.

00:36I didn't tell the baby to talk.

00:37She's letting the whole restaurant know what she thinks.

00:40You're speaking for other people that haven't spoken.

00:42I'm happy that she has a voice, and I'm happy she can speak.

00:44And that's not up to you as an adult to chastise me or to be because my child is speaking.

00:49You can't remove yourself from this restaurant.

00:51You want to sit here and act like I'm supposed to suppress my child's voice?

00:54You being vicious.

00:55I didn't accuse you.

00:57Have I ever said I'm in here?

00:59I was talking to you because of privilege.

01:01No, I said you're being—privilege is not equal.

01:04Let me educate you for a second, sir.

01:06Privilege?

01:06Hold on, no, no, no.

01:07Let me educate this man.

01:09He must regret questioning her parenting skills.

01:11No, let me educate him because he just said I called him a—and never did it.

01:15I said privilege because you're being an adult, and you're expecting me to remove my child

01:19when I patronize this restaurant just like you.

01:21That is privilege.

01:22You're expecting me to put yourself over everybody else in this restaurant.

01:25The staff are trying to de-escalate the situation.

01:28You realize how disrespectful it is, right?

01:33I'm so sorry.

01:34No, I'm so livid.

01:35Yeah, I'm so sorry because I totally understand, like, having kids, it can be hard.

01:40And, like, sometimes it's hard to, like, get them to listen to you when they're not even able to—

01:43I can tell them she's eight months.

01:46Exactly.

01:46So that's why I'm saying, like, I'm sorry for, like, having a confrontation and stuff like that.

01:51I'm not saying anything is your fault.

01:52Is it fair to tell a mother to keep her kids quiet?

01:55I totally understand.

01:56Yes, ma'am.

01:57I get it.

01:58So I'm just trying to calm the—

01:59We're already leaving, so it's not a thing.

02:02So that's why I'm not—I'm not even making a big deal.

02:04But I am—I'm mortified.

02:05I'm not going to lie to you because as a parent—

02:06Like, I understand, like, I have—

02:08That's telling me I got to go in my house and never come out with my children all because he's an adult.

02:12He can watch me again.

02:13If he felt it was uncomfortable for him, he didn't have to come and speak to me.

02:16He could have left.

02:17Is she in the right here?

02:19Me, he's speaking for other people in the restaurant, making it an uncomfortable experience.

02:23Yeah.

02:23That would help.

02:24Yeah, I totally understand.

02:25Yes, ma'am.

02:25And I come here a lot.

02:27Yeah, I know.

02:27I see you all coming here a lot, too.

02:29I'm thankful.

02:31And every time you come here with your kids, I never have a family.

02:33And I've seen other people with kids and they help.

02:35And we felt that.

02:37But when we see the other family coming with kids, we realize this was a family establishment.

02:40Yeah, exactly.

02:40And that's why we never—

02:41And I never say anything about it.

02:42And I never say anything about it.

02:44And you don't.

02:44And thank you for that.

02:45Yep.

02:45So I totally understand.

02:47And I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

02:51I have to go this way.

02:53Yes, ma'am.

02:55Was this guy being rude for complaining about this mother's children?

02:59Sorry about this.

03:00I never say anything about this mother's children?

03:01I never feel likecking to be rude for andني.

03:03I'm not sure any mother's children.

03:05I never say anything about that.

03:07But another person who can't do it for me.

03:08But if he ever say anything about this mother, you better say something about it.

03:10I'm sorry.

03:11I do have to validate that I am afraid of that.

03:12I ambsp.

03:13All right, I'm sorry, alright.

03:13I'm sorry, anti- crust.

03:14I'm sorry, okay.

03:14I'm sorry, oh, it's your vision.

03:15Yeah, do you think I can hear to do this thing on this much.

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