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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many shitty parents out there.[/quote]

They're mad. She quit after two weeks because she got a better offer. They can't hold her stuff, but she also sounds like she doesn't get why they would be angry since she gave her two week's notice  :roll: [/quote]

Op here. I understand they are a little angry but thats not my problem. I took this job because it was closer, but I would have quit either way. DB and MB fight a lot in front of me and they are always late ( in that short time). I could of easily quit on the spot but I gave two weeks notice. I did the right thing. They can be mad all they want, it doesn't give them the right to keep my belongings. [/quote]

Oh I have worked for the ones who fight in front of the nanny and not on time right away.  These people do not have boundaries.  Thus the immature attitude when you gave notice.  Besides the principle of the thing, I would also be concerned about having their key.  If they are not nice people, you don't want them to accuse you of something one day "because that nanny kept our key".  If I were you, I wouldn't even want to be responsible for mailing it to them.  They could easily claim they never got it.  Seriously, explain that to the police too.  That they are acting sketchy, and you need a witness with you when you give their key back (keep the officer's name).  In addition, the officer will be there so they will not make a scene when you get your stuff back.    [/quote]

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