She'll never see her grandson again after this! 😡

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00:00You've left my four-year-old son alone for two hours.

00:03Where have you been? You may be babysitting.

00:05I didn't expect you to be on here.

00:06You've left him alone, watching TV in there, and I've come back early.

00:10Is that a child?

00:11I'm on the road to the pub for a bit.

00:14How long were you there for?

00:15Sour.

00:16No, you weren't. I saw you leave on the ring doorbell. It was two hours minimum.

00:19That's children, isn't it? Like, he's just sitting there watching charters.

00:22I left him some snacks. It's not starving.

00:24The door wasn't even locked when I came back. You forgot to lock that.

00:27Anything could have happened to him. Honestly, I'm glad I came back early.

00:30I didn't lock the door in case an emergency system could have ran out.

00:34Someone could have got in.

00:35You're being a bit dramatic.

00:36A bit dramatic?

00:37Yeah, I really do.

00:38There's a main road there. You left him alone.

00:41He was terrified when I came through that door.

00:43Terrified?

00:44Terrified. It broke my heart.

00:45Oh, God, you know what?

00:46You've got two hours and you went to the pub and you've come back.

00:49I've not f***ed.

00:50You've got a drinking problem, yeah.

00:51I've had two pints.

00:52You've got an absolute drinking problem.

00:54I've had two pints.

00:54The fact that you prioritise pints over your grandson is insane.

00:57What she told her grandson before leaving only made the situation spiral out of control.

01:02He knew exactly where I was going.

01:04I said, if there's any problem, just run down that door.

01:06Run down that what? The main road? The main road?

01:09Somebody would have helped him cross.

01:11Someone would have called the police or child services.

01:14I cannot. Honestly, you're deluded.

01:16It's not 1940 anymore.

01:18You can't leave your kids alone.

01:20Send them to the pub for you.

01:21It's not like you're living on a little remote street.

01:24You've got a neighbour's there.

01:25You've got a neighbour's there.

01:26And it's a busy road.

01:27You want him to run out into the road and go,

01:29f*** off anything.

01:30I don't think you understand the severity of this issue.

01:32Anything could have happened to him and you weren't there.

01:35Right, so what now?

01:36She's putting an end to her visits with her grandson for good.

01:39What do you mean, what now?

01:40You won't be looking after him again and I don't think I want to see him.

01:43Oh, give over that.

01:44You're being absolutely ludicrous now.

01:46How are you?

01:47You let your child alone.

01:48Get everyone on the phone.

01:49Come on, just go inside and go.

01:50No, you're not coming back in here.

01:52Yeah.

01:52You've left my house.

01:53I want to see my grandson.

01:55Well, you're not.

01:55You had the chance.

01:56We had to play with him.

01:56I would.

01:57Yeah, I'll sat there with him for three hours.

01:59And I said, when Nana gets back, we'll do that jigsaw puzzle.

02:01Well, you're not doing the jigsaw puzzle with him.

02:03He thinks we're watching a film now.

02:04Oh, really?

02:05Yeah.

02:05Is that why you went to the pub for two nights?

02:07Right, yeah.

02:07No, you're not coming in.

02:08Listen, stop being dramatic.

02:09Despite everything that's happened, she still attempts to drink in front of the child.

02:13Are you drinking?

02:13Get me a crate and then I'd want to go back and pretend about it.

02:16You've got a serious drinking problem here.

02:18We'll get a takeaway.

02:19No, you're not coming in my house.

02:20You need to get yourself down to rehab or something, love.

02:22Because this is absolutely outrageous.

02:24You're not looking after him again.

02:25You cannot be trusted with the child.

02:27You've got mental health issues.

02:28Me, really?

02:28Yeah.

02:29I'm not the one who goes to probably to the four-year-old.

02:31I don't think people used to get on back in the day.

02:33It's not back in the day.

02:34It's modern times.

02:35People used to smoke on the streets.

02:37Kids used to be working at a six-year-old.

02:39She feels today's youth are far too soft compared to her time.

02:42My grandson's clued up because he's come from a long while.

02:46Oh, great, however.

02:47Strong ancestry.

02:48You're a joke.

02:49You're a joke.

02:50Look, you promised me.

02:52I have family that works in mills, right?

02:54You promised me.

02:55It's back in day now.

02:57It's not back in day.

02:57My grandson in the under...

02:59Oh, don't get it.

03:00Don't get it.

03:01Don't get it.

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