DC parents leave kids in car for wine tasting
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Anonymous
Typical dinner for two with wine can run to $150. So yeah, it's a fancypants place. |
Anonymous
| How come they could not get a sitter? It was COLD out. I hope they end up in jail. Losers. |
Anonymous
Or the ego of the parents. |
Anonymous
| He used to work for the Washington Post!! |
Anonymous
| Wow. They are 45 and 41? That's really old to have two children under 2! |
Anonymous
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Ok, I feel a little bad for posting this. but these people clearly are quite loaded.
http://dc.blockshopper.com/property/00690220/2124_o_street_nw/ |
Anonymous
| They can clearly afford a sitter. |
Anonymous
| People leave toddlers locked in their cars while they eat at fancy restaurants in Europe? |
Anonymous
| Wow, middle aged people with a million dollar house, who endanger their very young kids for a weekend happy hour? What horrifying, horrible people. I can't even fathom how someone could do something like that, particularly people who clearly had the means and maturity to know better. |
Anonymous
| Well, since they spent all their money on a million dollar condo, they probably can't afford a sitter. |
Anonymous
No, actually, it isn't. How is the weather tonight in Arkansas? |
Anonymous
You must not be from around here. |
Anonymous
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Were the kids sleeping?
Was this in a garage in on the street? Not that either of these facts make a difference, but I really cannot fathom just leaving two awake children strapped into their car seats on a city street in this weather. |
Anonymous
Actually, it is. Look it up. |
Anonymous
| I'm terrible. I just looked them up on FB. They look so normal. Why the hell would they do something so dumb. |