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What the hell did I just watch? And what the hell was this person thinking?

I'm in shock that someone would do such a thing to their own child. And that she doesn't seem to have any focus on what she actually did.

The daughter didn't seem to grasp what her mother did when they told her but the father acted on it right away.

Was she totally jealous of her own daughter?

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u/Professional-Dirt-87 2d ago

Drunk Driving is bad but is a mistake. I don't think anyone wakes up and intends to drive drunk that day. 

She deliberately chose to do what she did for 18 fucking months, it's beyond mental. 

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u/anon8232 2d ago

I believe it was 22 months.

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u/Cultural-Chart3023 2d ago

A mistake? Wtf it's definitely a choice!

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u/Troth70 1d ago

I ask this sincerely: Aren’t most mistakes a choice? 

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u/PollutionFar5423 2d ago

Take it from a recovered alcoholic: MOST alcoholics wake up (er, come to) and know full well that they're gonna drive drunk later that day/night. How else will they get their booze? (No, they're not gonna waste precious booze $ on cab fare.)

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u/dmbeeez 1d ago

Did you happen to catch the amount of alcohol on the dining room table?

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u/pudgiedee 1d ago

yes WTF was that about

u/PollutionFar5423 13h ago

Sure did! LOL! (Actually made me do a double-take, there was so much of it! And these people were supposed to be broke? Hmm...)

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u/rtrice10 2d ago

🤣🤣

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u/Traditional-Emu-6167 1d ago

She watched her daughter cry over this and broke up with her boyfriend, she kept going to school to try to solve it and watched everyone involved losing their mind, people being blamed, so much more, and yet the mother carried on. There is something really wrong with her.

u/whatsausername17 15h ago

Yeah f that woman. That was horrible.