Neighbors call police on boy asking to mow lawns to save for a PS5, officers pitch in to buy him the console
Neighbors call police on boy asking to mow lawns to save for a PS5, officers pitch in to buy him the console
Who could have a problem with this?
well you see, according to the pictures in the article the kid is Black.
I can understand not wanting to pay a kid for lawn work, I’ve been broke before. Just say no thank you and go on with life.
That being said, we hire kids in our neighborhood all the time.
We have two girls (9 and 6, I think, never met them, grandma drives and “supervises”) who come pick up dog poop, and we’ve had a kid for a couple years who turned mowing yards in the summer into an LLC and he just hired his first employee to help out with client growth.
I know if he wasn’t a white blonde kid who looks halway decent (long hair, which just makes me jealous, but boomers would have a fit) then the Karen’s would call the cops.
Someone in the neighborhood called the cops about a black woman going through mailboxes. It was a postal worker, in uniform, in a clearly labeled mail truck. I just don’t get it.
I just don’t get it.
I get it. I wish I didn’t, but I get it.
Yeah, when they say that they mean white kids.
They don’t want blacks anywhere near their neighbourhood.
I find it hard to believe the police turned up.
“Hello police, there is a kid mowing gardens.” Isn’t exactly a priority response call.
Yeah I hear that a lot in my own town.
“Kids these days stay inside too much” kids go outside and they’re calling the cops. Gee wonder why the kids don’t go outside anymore.
You know, nothing summed it up quite like the whole Pokemon Go craze. It was wild, people of all ages were out like it was a festival every day. I’ve never seen main street so active before or since, and the parks too. That was like the best four weeks, perhaps I feeling I haven’t had since being a kid on summer vacation, it really felt like summer meant something again.
And oh my god the old folks were livid. At kids playing. In the park. There are people in the city park, there aren’t supposed to be people there, it’s supposed to be empty and dilapidated.