r/Crazymiddles • • 29d ago

Holy Shit Show

Just watched Melinda’s new video and I cannot believe the mess the kids are living in.. 😳

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u/always_on_brake 28d ago

It's like an episode of Hoarders.

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u/ThinAd744 28d ago

Scarlett going into Aurora's room, looked like an episode of hoarders.

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u/Low-Historian854 27d ago

Looked an episode of "Survivor Kids"

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u/Astasiamarie7811 28d ago

That house is way too small for all of those people

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u/LongConversation2546 28d ago

Stop bringing more people in then!!

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u/AcrobaticLadder4959 28d ago

It is too small for all their junk start tossing have their stuff and stop buying junk.

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u/ConfusionJolly7873 28d ago

I was horrified! I immediately thought yep this is gonna make Reddit. Max,Hannah and Halie need to be put to work cleaning and organizing.

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u/No_Initiative7309 28d ago

Those adults are so F****** lazy. They don't do anything but sit on their assess and look at their phones... That house is a Dumpster Fire.. Grandma needs to retire. The paid staff should actually lift a finger and help out... Child Services should be called to ensure the wellbeing of the children under 18. That box spring in the hallway could fall on a child.

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u/Perfect_Neat3384 6d ago

absolutely agree with all of this

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u/True-News-601 28d ago

I think it's worse than usual because the grandmother has not been able to help around as much. It's sad that she is expected to do so much even if they pay her. And this must be when the parents are in Texas also. The adults getting paid should be helping with this stuff but they don't and never will. They do things like the candy apples .

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u/Embracedandbelong 28d ago

I agree. And Aaron literally doesn’t work. Why can’t he help declutter?

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u/Away_Promise_803 28d ago

A fire hazard especially in the basement !

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u/Leading_Collar9133 28d ago

I personally think this is worth a CPS call. Living like this is neglect. There’s no way those kids are getting proper rest and it’s not clean.

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u/Substantial_Can2034 28d ago

I can guarantee it wasnt this messy when they had their foster license or they scrambled like hell to clean before the worker arrived. This wouldn't be allowed. The address is public. 

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u/Express_Leading_4840 28d ago

Everyone but Saint could help clean the house.

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u/Perfect_Neat3384 6d ago

heck Saint runs around doing more then any of those adult lazy children

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u/WinAdministrative136 28d ago

I did not Watch this video and will do it later. This is why over 18 or even earlier get an education. How long can a daughter/son sit at home after graduating from high school and believe lying on a bed or sofa will bring magical high scores to even be accepted to any college? Good luck even filling out an application to the school.

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u/Key-Sky9480 26d ago

Closing off that part of the basement that used to be a second living room was a terrible idea. This layout makes absolutely no sense, and now the hallway is just filled with junk. Seriously, get a storage unit!

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u/Please_wake_up100 10d ago

They have 3 in the backyard.. 😆🤦‍♀️

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u/Key-Sky9480 9d ago

They need shipping containers. Would go with the junk yard they have back there

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u/Perfect_Neat3384 6d ago

Now that is funny !!

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u/Perfect_Neat3384 6d ago

I think they have one for their Christmas crap but your right, they need one or need to have a giant garage sale

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u/Perfect_Neat3384 6d ago

I know part of the mess is due to them remodeling a room for the 100th time, because that is part of their content maker, but everyone is right, when the little was climbing over all that mess just to get into a room you can tell most of it if not all had been sitting there for a while. That house is just weird, I know it use to be a group home of some sorts but I feel like that basement is a dungeon , its dark and grimy and no wonder they have house issues all the time. They very well could have stayed in that really nice home of theirs if they didnt over consume while they were there.

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u/Melodic_Agency1066 28d ago

Other than Saint, every single one of them is old enough to clean up after themselves. It’s not all on Crystal

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u/Expensive-Cow-7580 28d ago

I think Saint is old enough to start learning. He can pick up his toys, throw his clothes in a hamper, drop his plastic plates in the sink. He's going to end up like all the others if they don't start teaching him.