00:00You can't even do your own job. You're a disgrace.
00:03I've hired a babysitter. I've just gotten back and I can't find her anywhere.
00:07Billy?
00:10Billy?
00:11She's just left, apparently. Anything could have happened.
00:14And if she even dares to come back and show her face to me again,
00:19I tell you, I don't know what I'm going to do.
00:21But we wouldn't have to wait long to find out.
00:23She was back and there were no prizes for guessing where she'd been.
00:27I'm appalled. I mean, look at you.
00:30You're ridiculous. You've come home.
00:32How long have you even been out to come home like this?
00:34I've had a few minutes left.
00:36A few minutes to come home and you barely made it home, I bet.
00:40Get away from the door. You're not coming in like this.
00:43You're never coming in again, actually.
00:45She was completely justified.
00:46Babysitting under the influence is very illegal.
00:49Is it time to get the police involved?
00:51You best believe you're not getting paid for this because you haven't even been in.
00:55What do you genuinely think?
00:57Have I even been paying you for?
00:58I'm reporting you to your agency.
00:59I'm not paying you and I'm never hiring you again.
01:02Can you just listen to me for one minute?
01:03Yeah, right.
01:04She was fine.
01:05I gave her like, I don't know, some sweets, I think, or some chocolate.
01:09She was really happy with that because she like obviously doesn't get that kind of stuff from you.
01:15That was an extremely inappropriate comment and added fuel to the fire.
01:35She can dismiss this all she wants, but suing is not out of the question.
01:40I think you might have chosen the wrong line of work here because genuinely speaking, you can't just walk out
01:46on a child and leave them.
01:48That's actually called neglect and it's a criminal offence, actually.
01:51It's a criminal offence, genuinely.
01:53And then you've gotten drunk on the job to top it all off.
01:56I'm just tired.
01:57I don't know what you're getting your knickers in a twist for.
02:00Like, the kids sleep.
02:02Nothing's gonna happen.
02:03Yeah, but you wouldn't have known that, would you?
02:04You haven't known that.
02:05You've got no idea what's happening to my child inside my house right now.
02:09You've got absolutely no idea.
02:10I'm genuinely appalled.
02:12She did not need to argue anymore and wanted to go back inside to make sure her child was safe.
02:17It was time to send her home with no payment whatsoever.
02:20I can't believe you've done this.
02:22You've walked out on your own job.
02:24You're a disgrace.
02:26You can't even do your own job.
02:28I never want to see you again.
02:29My kid is definitely not seeing you again.
02:32No, I don't care.
02:33Take your business elsewhere.
02:35You can at least pay me for this.
02:37The argument ended in the driveway, but the clock was already ticking.
02:42With a report being filed and the authorities notified, the reality of the situation finally
02:47began to sink in.
02:49She had traded a child's safety for a drink, and in return, she lost her future in child
02:55care, and the consequences were just getting started.
02:58Bye!
02:59I'm home!
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