Family fired live-in nanny; nanny refuses to leave

[earlgreyhot]

Jun 27, 2014 15:22:44 GMT -5 msmerymac said:

Jun 27, 2014 14:36:40 GMT -5 iammalcolmx said:

Y'all are way to civilized. I would physically throw this bitch out while my partners threw her shit out. Fuck this eating my food shit. White folks need to discuss this at their next meeting along with establishing some sort of protocol. We are way past folks leaving their shit in your car for months.

GBCN never forgets!

Except I had forgotten about that until now. Who was that?!    

I remember that! I thought at the time it was @sou Desafinado, but now that I know her that doesn't seem right.

[ttt]

Jun 27, 2014 16:44:52 GMT -5 earlgreyhot said:

Jun 27, 2014 15:22:44 GMT -5 msmerymac said:

GBCN never forgets!

Except I had forgotten about that until now. Who was that?!    

I remember that! I thought at the time it was @sou Desafinado, but now that I know her that doesn't seem right.

LOL I am trying to imagine someone trying to pull that shit with @soudesafinado.

[sandsonik]

Jun 27, 2014 12:16:05 GMT -5 Velar Fricative said:

Does this sound like a bad sitcom to anyone else?

"The Bracamonte family decide they just can't handle their three delightfully rambunctious kids, so they hire Diane to help. Diane and the Bracamontes don't get along so well, but the Bracamontes just can't get rid of her! Watch how Diane and the Bracamonte family try to figure out how to live with each other without driving each other crazy. Hilarity ensues!"

I'm pretty sure Jerry submitted that to NBC on Seinfeld....except it was a butler instead of a nanny, and it was the guy's punishment for an accident that wrecked Jerry's car.  But other than that, yeah, same exact thing! 

[elleblue]

Jun 27, 2014 15:49:11 GMT -5 asdfjkl said:

Jun 27, 2014 14:56:48 GMT -5 decemberwedding07 said:

I think she meant "eviction."

Lifetime should make a foray into sitcoms and call it Eviction Fiction. 

[starlily]

She left! Per local news she left at 7am yesterday and hasn't returned, despite leaving her belongings there.

I hope the Bracamontes were smart enough to get a locksmith out by now.

The article also mentioned that Stretton's numerous lawsuits included suits she filled against her sisters and her own son. Her dad also expressly omitted her from his will.

[ringstrue]

Jun 27, 2014 18:06:47 GMT -5 starlily said:

She left! Per local news she left at 7am yesterday and hasn't returned, despite leaving her belongings there.

I hope the Bracamontes were smart enough to get a locksmith out by now.

The article also mentioned that Stretton's numerous lawsuits included suits she filled against her sisters and her own son. Her dad also expressly omitted her from his will.

I hope they throw her shit on the front lawn.

[hillbillygal]

She left the house this morning without her stuff, according to NY Daily News.

www.nydailynews.com/news/national/fired-nanny-refused-leave-article-1.1847190

[ttt]

Jun 27, 2014 17:57:33 GMT -5 elleblue said:

Jun 27, 2014 15:49:11 GMT -5 asdfjkl said:

Lifetime should make a foray into sitcoms and call it Eviction Fiction. 

Starring Lisa Rinna as a woman on the run from her abusive husband who allows a bulimic former cheerleader to move in and nanny for her children, including her daughter who is sleeping with her high school science teacher and son who was adopted from a beauty queen turned crack addict.

[crazycakes]

Jun 27, 2014 10:12:13 GMT -5 @helenabonhamcarter said:

Seems to me like it couldn't have happened to nicer/smarter people.

See, that's what people don't realize when they try to hire the cheapest domestic labor, what kind of people answer these ads. What kind of people are you attracting when you advertise that you want a nanny to care for your children in exchange for room and board?

Crazycakes. That's who.

Don't drag me into this.

[AAM2012]

I would just invite my parents over...my dad would talk her out of the house within an hour.

[racegrrl714]

Jun 27, 2014 13:04:39 GMT -5 @juno said:

Jun 27, 2014 12:31:23 GMT -5 sweettalkin417 said:

Lurker coming out of hiding: Lineman make quite a bit in So Cal, about $50+ an hour. Then add in over time and they can easily make $2000.00 in a week.

ETA: I work for a utility construction company in that area.

Norcal, and my PG&E neighbor told me something similar.  I think I remember he said it can be a dangerous job but desirable because of the excellent pay (at least, excellent for the amount of education required).  

yeah, even out here in the VLCOL area I live in (SE Missouri), linemen make really good money. Dangerous job, plus a lot of OT when we get bad storms. A coworker's husband is a lineman and he also regularly gets sent out of state to assist when particularly bad storms hit another area.

[IIOY]

Jun 28, 2014 10:12:31 GMT -5 AAM2012 said:

I would just invite my parents over...my dad would talk her out of the house within an hour.

Yours, too? Do you also dread phone calls or "quick chats" with your dad because they will eat up half your afternoon?

[starlily]

I wonder if she was trying to figure out a way to establish squatting rights at the police station:

abc7.com/news/upland-nanny-holes-up-in-car-at-police-station/146123/