My neighbor locks her kids outside no matter the weather, and she doesn’t answer the door. They’re probably 3 and 5. Just one example…we were having a huge evergreen tree cut down in our front yard,
maybe 7 feet from the property line. I told her, “You might want to back your car into the street so it doesn’t get filthy.” She moved the car, but locked her 3-year-old son outside the entire time. I mean…2.My neighbor is about 60 and crazy. When I was 15 and my whole family, except for me,
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