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22:22 I mean it's train, I don't think he could've stopped even if he wasn't drinking. Also it's under the limit, so clearly a ruling body determined that that much alcohol is safe enough to this job.
Happy Halloween to anyone reading this on Halloween!! ……
lowkey missed intro opportunity could have had it where it says hope you enjoy flash hell for a split second or something under it and go away lol would have been class
bro gotta play the full giggleland game
15:22 this one is kinda depending on how he treated the daughter and how the actual father treated the daughter.
Yes. It is dangerous to drug deal with a child, especially if the deals are being done and/or the products are being made at the house. That puts the daughter in more danger.
But what is the neighbour, instead of reporting the father, could have assisted him in finding a proper job or help pay for the daughters chemo, or at the very least, allow the child to stay with him when the father worked on his drug deals, ensuring she would not be exposed to any illegal or harmful activity.
Yes its possible that he was a good father and the neighbour took this girl away from seeing her father when he could have been wonderful to her.
The neighbour and father should have communicated better and discussed some sort of plan to help their situation.
Regardless, the neighbour had good intentions and meant onky the best for the girl. Her health and well-being was the priority. So I would say acsend.
GOTY potential dawg.
16:35 The guy took the kid out of an awful place so you said he desreves HELL!! HE COULD HAVE LEFT HE IN THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM BUT TOOK HER IN AND IS ALSO MOSTLY LIKELY PAYED FOR HER TREMENTS!!!!!!! ok i'm good had to get that out.
13:00 that’s a real person confirmed it’s dorothea puente
FFS some of these are hard man… And the directives aren't helpin.
16:54 you do what you gotta do for your kids so f that dude like i get his side but common man
Just throw everyone in hell UNLESS they believe in Jesus Christ and repent of their sins
Mfer sent a dude who murdered his neighbor to heaven, but shat on the dude who did the right thing and reported a crime and even took care of the kid afterwards 😭
This game is so good! I can't wait to see you play the full game!
0:19 you’re lying I didn’t even graduate high school yet
13:02 Dorothea Puente that is the name of the person
19:27
Pezzy misread the entire thing completely
19:20 I don’t think pezzy understood what he read cause that’s obviously heaven
Was too busy trick or treating to watchuh..
13:17 bro in the chat said "she ate the other 5" and that killed me
Day 55 of asking Pezzy to play Amenti
Whe. He was putting the soul that was postponed or whatever made me think of Harry Potter lol good video ❤
Yeah, I already know that if I play this game. I might just end up tearing up.
Happy Halloween thank you pezzy for posting on this… I really needed this you have no idea how much this brought me some joyful thoughts
The decision maker's job is as hard as kicking a stone along your way. I find it amusing seeing them beg for their lives or for a second chance when I know they mean nothing to me.
Even if people did something bad for the sake of good they should still be judged otherwise people will take judgment in their hands and mete it out which will ensue chaos, this is why judicial and law system no matter how flawed it is exist
Bad situation doesn't give you the right to commit crimes, everyone should be the same before law, if you are desperate enough to commit a crime you would have definitely also found a legal way out of your situation
One of the example is the guy selling drugs, we have no context of what drugs they were and if he also indirectly caused people to die because of it/was working for black market nor we know how was the life conditions' of a child living with a drug dealer (physical and psychological) and if that neighbour saved the child from everything black market related or pawn/loansharks that could have also killed the guy or hurt/went after the child. The father might have wanted to help the child but he also indirectly put them in danger. Before committing the crime the father should have been aware that he would be eventually caught so he would still be leaving the child without family. This is trauma and you never subject or would actually want to subject your child to this if you were a good parent in the first place.
broooo yall can't do NF like dat 😂
22:22 Ok, i feel like even if he isnt drunk, he aint stopping that shit in time. The fault here is the moron that is on the track
19:30 This one would also be good to me. He lied, but he did put a murderer away
15:34 I will say good. The father was selling drugs so the verdict would still be good since they stopped a drugs distributor which was potentially ruining people life by making them addicted. The last bit of adopting does not change the fact that he did everyone favors for putting a drugs dealer away.
Yo pez dispenser!! game recommendation: la madriguera…
From what I know it’s kinda a rage bait game… 😈
happy halloween 🎃
This game really shows the problem with our legal system. It strictly follows lawful choices and decisions, not moral ones
9:32 this hits home my dad was told the day of my birth if he left he was fired guess who got fired on my birthday he says it was the best decision he made
15:25 ….I know it's not a lot of context….but for the sake of debate with a gray area, I think that guy should've went to hell, personally. A few key factors. The neighbor KNEW what the situation was. The dad, we have no idea what him and his daughter had gone through for him to turn to selling drugs. One, he would've lost his job. Two, they both were probably homeless. Chemo is no joke, and a lot of parents would go beyond for their children.
The neighbor knew of his situation. Yes, he had gave the little girl a home after being no longer in custody from her father……but what EXACTLY did the neighbor contribute too before this? How did they help with their situation? Did they lend money to their cause? Did they even do anything for the two people who were struggling to make ends meet of a severe diagnosis that would've led her to die?
From what I'm hearing from the story, my opinion is no. In no way am I saying it is their responsibility to pay off every single dime in their pocket for her medication, but that neighbor had chose to "step in" when it was convenient for them.