Unemployed single mom says a job is not convenient

Added: 2026-05-19

[00:00:00]Social media headaches 11, let's do it.

[00:00:02]Y'all want to know why I can't work?

[00:00:05]I can't work because I have kids.

[00:00:10]Not that I don't want to work. I want to work. I want a job. I want a routine, but I have kids and no support system.

[00:00:21]I moved to a completely new state away from all of my family so that I can be in a better situation and these are the steps and processes that I have to go through.

[00:00:35]So with that being said, applying for jobs is not easy. I have this big of an availability and a lot of jobs don't like that. So when I'm going through the hiring process and we're going through availability and all of these things and when my window is only three or maybe four hours where I can work or initially I couldn't establish secure child care. Yeah, I had a voucher, but I had a newborn infant, breastfed infant at that, where it's not easy to just leave my baby with anybody just so that I can meet all of y'all's standards and expectations. No, I'm going to do continue to do what's best for me and my children and make sure they're good. If you don't like it, it's fine. God is on my side.

[00:01:23]And that's all that matters.

[00:01:27]So now when things change, when I can find secure child care that I trust and my child and me are ready for her to go to daycare, then hey. When my kids um when I can get my kids in the after school YMCA program to open THAT AVAILABILITY, THEN HEY.

[00:01:52]BUT UNTIL THEN, BEING a mother just doesn't allow me to work right now and I'm When people sit and criticize people like me for having our student loans forgiven because we chose to go into public service, I want those same people to remember, well, I've been working, you know, 20th year to be a teacher and we have nurses and military, okay?

[00:02:22]Firefighters, public service, even the person who takes your driver's license picture at the DMV. These are all state, city, federal public service workers.

[00:02:33]And people will say, "Man, I can't believe you guys got your student loan forgiven." I want you to remember that your tax dollars are going to idiots like this woman.

[00:02:44]Yeah, and she's an idiot. She sits there and she goes, "You know, I'm going to do what's best for me." So, basically being on the government dole, and you know she is, I guess this is my question. She says that she was, I guess in a toxic, she didn't use that exact word, but she moved away out of state because she was in a really bad environment. So, I guess your environment was so bad that you chose to procreate in that environment. And it was only after you had baby, you went, "Hey, you know what?

[00:03:12]Life really sucks being a single mom, no kids, and broke."

[00:03:19]Right?

[00:03:20]Cuz she's got kids, and I can't remember how many she had, but you know, I usually default to four. It seems to work every time. All right, I don't remember exactly how many kids she has, but she has multiple kids. So, the the environment she was in was so broken that she procreated at least twice that we know of. I I want to say, for whatever reason, I think she has three or four. I don't know why that number comes to my head, but we know she at least has two. The environment was so bad, she went, "Hey, you know what? Now that I've got the two kids, no baby daddy, I think I'm going to pack up where there is not a soul around me.

[00:03:55]Quote, "No support system." I think that's a really good idea.

[00:04:01]This is like putting the cart before the horse.

[00:04:04]So, the person and I won't take bets to save it may or may not be the same father. We're going to assume it is the same father, right? Cuz that's the Christian thing to do, right?

[00:04:15]So, we're going to go ahead and assume it's the same father.

[00:04:19]I digress. But, it was so bad where she was at that she had to leave. But, it was good enough to procreate multiple times. Something's not right there. And yeah, I know I I I've read the comments.

[00:04:31]Oh my goodness, you know, this channel she seems And what is it not that I'm stuck up? She's so arrogant, egotistical, whatever. Ah, you can say that, but I want to thank you for watching my channel.

[00:04:41]You've watched it enough times to come up with an opinion. That is more important than anything else. So, keep the comments coming. I don't care. Um, she says here she has a new infant. So, of course, there was really no relationship because pleasures of the flesh will get you in this situation, young ladies who are not yet mommies, okay? Wait. Abstinence never hurts, okay? Till you got Till you got your own education and you can move where you want by choice, okay? And not because you're trying to escape a toxic situation.

[00:05:14]As she says, when things change and her kid, her infant that she has, gets older, then perhaps she'll become a working member of society. But, let me finish the rest of that thought. I know she didn't say it, but until then, she shall live on the government dole.

[00:05:29]Or is it doyle? Is it dole or doyle? I don't know. Anyways, so that is who your dollars are going to if it's not going to a school teacher, firefighter, or DMV employee. Which one would you rather have? Yeah, exactly. My thoughts exactly. And we want to talk about entitled and self-righteous. Why does she feel that she as a single mother is in any you know, different spot than any other single mother or father. There are single dads out there. We cannot forget that that are raising their children.

[00:05:57]There are deadbeat moms out there that owe child support. All right? Can't forget that, too. That really does exist. And there are mothers who have custody of the kids when really the child custody, as you know, I'm very strong about fathers having custody. Lots of mommies out there with custody of kids that really shouldn't have custody of the kids.

[00:06:17]Kids should have gone with the father.

[00:06:19]And as you know, I feel very strongly about that because I believe uh my father should have gotten all four of us girls. But that's another story. Well, actually that story beyond that will never be told cuz that's just family matters. All right. So, here she is, folks. She's going to be living on your government doyle until she feels like she should do a hearty day's labor. But you know that ain't going to come because there will be another kid before that happens. Got to be honest, folks.

[00:06:41]I'm not against, you know, laws on limiting the amount of years you can be on welfare, limiting how many kids they're going to pay for. I'm really not against that at all. And I know there are people up in arms about the EBT. I can't buy Coke, soda, and all of that.

[00:06:58]I may put that on this channel. I got I I haven't decided yet only because it's really new that the laws are starting to kick in on that. It's all been just talk, talk, talk, but now the laws are specially kicking in. I think especially after July and stuff. So, I'm probably going to wait and do that as a summer video versus trying to do it right now. Better late than early.

[00:07:21]Or something like that. Here we go. I'm doing what's best for me and mine. Me and mine on your dollars.

[00:07:28]All right. This next person that's coming up is Peach McIntyre. I'm not that familiar with Peach McIntyre, but I am familiar enough with her that she's very popular, I guess, on Tik Tok. Check this out.

[00:07:40]We're going to go and get my husband out of debt so that I can live my dream life. I will be going to Tokyo, Japan for a vacation in May. My husband will be getting his passport to his baby mama's, especially his oldest son's mom, who held on to her vision of him paying the full amount. A few moments later.

[00:08:01]Hey Peach Batch, we are back at Stop just a minute. I have Okay, so Peach Mcintyre is getting ready to pay $24,000 for her loser of a man, her husband.

[00:08:10]Yeah, he's a loser. Loser. Sorry.

[00:08:14]He's uh $24,000 behind on child support and that's for one baby mama and according to her another video, I don't think I attached it on this one, he's $6,000 behind on another baby mama.

[00:08:26]Right? And Peach Mcintyre, um like I said, I believe she's very popular on social media. She is going in with a wad of cash. Get get get get this. Right down the street from where I live. She's uh Hillsborough County here in Tampa and I get my driver's license and all that, so I know she she's at location cuz I recognize it. Like 10 miles down the street from me. She is paying her baby uh See, she she's paying the baby mama of her deadbeat loser husband, who I felt graciously deserved to be at the bottom of the page here because I don't think it's just all about her. I mean, yeah, we can say she's a godsend angel. You can say she's foolish. Whatever, okay? She She's her money. She She can do with it what she wishes. But we need to recognize that she's paying for her bum of a husband.

[00:09:12]child support enforcement A, the state of Florida, the $13,000. No, that's 10.

[00:09:19]I just got the other 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 She's counting out the money with the child support enforcement. For those who are not looking at the screen, that is not her husband counting. 8 9 1,000 >> Me and Hillsborough County Clerk Office paying my husband's child support.

[00:09:37]10,000, 20,000, 22,000, 24,000 plus $100. That'll take care of that. 24,086 and 6 cents balance.

[00:09:49]Patience is a virtue. All right, Peach Batch. We have to pay the extra balance of 2,270 and 28 cents. So, this is 1,12345678910 1,000.

[00:10:12]12 34 5 6 78 910 2,000 and then 300 more dollars. So, 1 2 and then 3. 2,300.

[00:10:37]And we're still okay.

[00:10:41]Peach Batch, she's counting that money making sure it's accurate. Peach Batch, she used that first receipt. I paid 24,086 and 6 cents. I gave her 24,100.

[00:10:53]She gave me back $13.94 in change. And then here's that second receipt showing that I just made an additional payment of 2,270 and 28 cents. I gave her 2,300.

[00:11:09]She gave me back $29.72 in change. My husband officially no longer owes his baby mama a penny.

[00:11:19]of 24,702 and 37 cents and he's officially done with child support for this baby mama.

[00:11:28]But there's still 6,000 for another baby mama.

[00:11:31]Now, his other baby mama will take care of that at a later date. The only reason I know that is because I saw the video video on it that um the second baby mama. So this guy's basically in hawk around $30,000. I'd really like to hear from the men in the comments if you're brave enough to put it down.

[00:11:52]How would you feel if the woman you married paid off your $30,000 child support bill?

[00:11:59]And I want to keep it to the same amount that he's basically getting paid off, okay? Cuz this wasn't a million or you know, 5,000. Okay, this was 30,000. How would you feel? Would you allow her to do that? And before people, you know, think, "Oh my god, he's not really a loser." And that I'm wrong. From what I can tell in the Tik Tok comments, for the most part, okay?

[00:12:21]Um a lot of people think that it's pretty embarrassing. I think if I were going to have my spouse pay off my child support, I sure as heck wouldn't put it on social media. But Peachy, being who she is, her whole life is basically social media. So she was able to use this as a way to get money. But one commenter basically wrote, um what was it? Oh, this is why, you know, he never leaves her.

[00:12:49]Not so much that he loves her. I Yeah, I guess I'd love her, too. You want to pay off my child support. But this is also she can have a man to travel with. There are much better men out there, in my opinion. But here's here's the problem that Miss Peachy may have. The better men may not wish to have their entire life put out on social media. You would think if she's got all this money, you know, wouldn't wouldn't a high classy guy want her? No.

[00:13:17]No, these are the bottom feeders.

[00:13:19]Even I, being on social media, I do not I will not ever ever put my personal relationship life on camera. Even if he agreed to it and said, "Hey, let's do it together." Nope.

[00:13:33]Nope. This channel stays It's me, one and done, and that is it. And I will not put my personal love life, dating life, affections, whatever on camera to display for everyone. I don't need that for approval. I don't need to put myself and say, "Hey, here's the person I'm dating.

[00:13:55]Here's the person I really love. You know, here's the crush, whatever." I I don't need to do that. But because her life is social media, vlogs, and the whole nine yards, I've never actually seen her channel except for this. I've just heard of her because I now hang out on TikTok, okay, much to my distress sometimes, all right? That's the only reason I have an idea as to who she is.

[00:14:16]But if I were a man, all right? He He He He's definitely He's definitely is it the definitely the beta fish he is, all right? Um in other words, he takes orders from other people because he can't do it for himself. I would never want this posted on social media if my little woman was paying off my debt. Or or vice versa. I think this is something that should just be kept private. But then again, you know, take a look at the situation.

[00:14:43]That is all Okay, we're at a nail salon, and a parent has brought her child to the nail salon, and her three kids. I I say they're two or three. Here's the nail salon's reaction to having two children in the nail salon while mommy wants to get her hair done. I actually think it's three kids. Unbelievable. A single mom can't come and get their nails done because they have their kids.

[00:15:05]You say you can't do my nails because I have kids, right? Too long. It It takes too long? Yeah, because doing doing nails and toes take over an hour, but the kids waiting here over an hour. My kids can't be in here while I get a pedicure?

[00:15:19]You said what? No, we don't do We don't want to do You don't want to do my nails cuz I have my kids with me.

[00:15:27]That is unbelievable. A single mom can't come and get their nails done because they have their kids. Because you got people take care of your kids.

[00:15:34]>> Who going to take care of my kids if it's just me?

[00:15:37]It's three boys and they're sitting here minding their business. They're not doing nothing.

[00:15:43]Go to to Walmart? What's wrong with over here? I don't want to do it. That's it.

[00:15:47]Why you don't want to do it?

[00:15:49]Too many kids.

[00:15:50]Only one, okay? I got three kids.

[00:15:53]You want me to leave my kids at home?

[00:15:55]Who take care? They can take care of theirself. They sit here by theirself.

[00:15:58]They not bothering nobody. He run around. He's a baby. He's going to sit with me.

[00:16:06]Do you remember that guy that was on a couple months back and he was a hair stylist and the mommy showed up with seven kids and that went completely viral and he refused to do her hair.

[00:16:17]We have to remember when we walk into private businesses and they feel that what you have is potentially a liability and let's just be honest here. It's because of experience and no, her race ain't got crap to do with it. So, let's take that out, okay?

[00:16:33]The fact and they didn't ever mention her race. So, those of you running to the race card, okay? You can you can stop that now. The bottom line is a nail salon is experienced at how children are behaving.

[00:16:49]And you know darn well if a parent comes in, we'll just say a mom because of most of the ones that go get their nails done. I mean, I thought a guy can't too.

[00:16:57]I understand, all right? But, let's stick to what we see in the video.

[00:17:00]Somehow or another, the nail salon has had experience with people coming in with their children that have no supervision cuz mom isn't looking at the kids. She's, you know, look looking at her nails.

[00:17:14]She's getting her nails done.

[00:17:16]And she has three kids. So, one of them is apparently small enough I believe she's probably holding it or something cuz there's a little one. I I could be wrong about that, but I only saw two kids in chairs, which tells me she's possibly holding a little one. So, I got my hair done just the other day.

[00:17:34]Okay, got my bangs all fixed. And yes, we are voting. We we voted. The the voting has officially end. We are going to grow up my hair again. Um I I agree with you guys. Bear with me here for 2 seconds. All right, cuz I'm going to talk to you about my hair experience why I agree with the nail salon. All right, but we're taking a quick fork in the road. We are going to grow my hair out again. Um it's going to go through kind of an awkward stage, but this time but keeping my layers. So, I want to grow it longer with layers. And yeah, it does soften my face a little bit. Not that my face really needed softening, but I I get your point. But, I'm doing it really because I want to. I mean, I put the poll in for fun, but ultimately I'm I'm the one who decides.

[00:18:12]It is my hair and I have decided to grow it out again. So, stick around.

[00:18:16]Take at least a year, year and a half, somewhere around there. Okay, but I've I've decided to grow it out. So, not the bangs. I kept the bangs.

[00:18:23]But, when I was at my hair salon appointment just about 2 or 3 days ago or whenever you see this, it was within the last week, all right?

[00:18:32]There was It's I'm not going to say what salon it is cuz I've been going there for years and I love my salon and stuff.

[00:18:36]It's a student salon here in Tampa. But, the person who was doing my hair happened to have kids in the salon the same age as this nail salon was. This mom and she's an excellent hair stylist, all right? She's the one who did my hair.

[00:18:50]She had one child. I'm not going to say what sex it is cuz I don't want to give anything out, right? She had one child.

[00:18:56]That child was about cuz I asked her, the child was 5 years old. So, we're talking basically the exact same age as what you see in that video with the nail salon.

[00:19:07]That child could not sit still I think for more than a few minutes at a time. Again, we are in the hair salon, which to me is almost worse than the nail salon.

[00:19:21]Okay, I mean, they all have their particulars, but the hair salon, you're talking scissors, hair on the floor, slip and falls, whatever. You're not sitting.

[00:19:30]That child could not sit.

[00:19:35]Poking at things. Um again, at the hair place, you know, the chairs that you sit in and they swivel. Okay, swiveling.

[00:19:43]Mom was focusing on my hair as she should be should have been. I was trying to be Oh, you know, cute child, yada yada yada. Trying to make polite conversation.

[00:19:51]What kid is not cute at 4 and 5 years old? Okay, those are the most adorable years. Just my opinion. All right, that 4 or 5 year old stage, I love it. So, the mother really wasn't doing anything to tell the child to sit down. Now, keep in mind, we are at a student salon and there are other adults there. Lots of other adults, and and they're kind of working around this kid.

[00:20:14]So, I have to 100% agree with the nail salon. It's a liability. And let's face it, if something happened to one of those kids, you bet. I bet you don't even have to bet. Okay, it's game over.

[00:20:25]The mother would sue in a heartbeat. So, somehow or another, the nail salon has had experience with women coming in with their kids, no other adult to supervise, take the kids out for an ice cream cone, whatever. And I think it's just simply a responsible parent. Again, I'm not a parent, but I would think that I would have built a relationship with perhaps area businesses who kind of come to know me, maybe accept the kids and stuff. But knowing that there going to be three kids, you might want to call a salon first, say, "Hey, do you mind the these ages?" And the salon says, "I'm sorry, you know, you and maybe one child, but we can't have three."

[00:21:02]Then, guess what? That that's the way it works. You just kind of deal with it.

[00:21:07]Just my opinion. All right, this next one is the father is upset after the school refused to release his daughter said he wasn't on the pick up list. As you know, I do after school child care and I will tell you that pick up list are the people that are authorized to pick up the child.

[00:21:24]And this lady trying to take my daughter and she got her hand on my The father is trying to shame the child care worker.

[00:21:32]daughter.

[00:21:34]Okay. And she's doing it right in front of my daughter.

[00:21:37]This is No, this is a lady at the school.

[00:21:40]So, the school is saying they're not going to release your child.

[00:21:42]>> The school Yeah, I have my daughter outside the school and she's on the sidewalk right now grabbing my daughter's hand.

[00:21:47]And I told her to release my daughter and she still has my daughter hand in in her arm. So, I don't have anything. She has her hand I got her right on camera.

[00:21:54]She got her hand on my daughter and I told her to release my daughter and she still has her hand on my daughter. You don't have anything.

[00:22:01]Okay. And she's on you're on speaker so she can hear. Who are you at the building? This is a principal I guess.

[00:22:07]And sir, you need permission to record so I just told you I'm I I just told you I got my I'm going to wait for the police to get there. Well, you can wait.

[00:22:14]Okay. About how old is she?

[00:22:16]Um 30 years old.

[00:22:20]I thought you're breaking up a lot. I cannot hear you. I'm not I'm not sure of her age. She She looks maybe like um in her 30s 40s.

[00:22:29]Is she white, black, Hispanic, Asian?

[00:22:31]I'm not She might be Spanish. I'm not sure. Do you know what her name is? I'm not even sure. This is Thomas Allen. Is anyone involved in using alcohol or drugs?

[00:22:39]I'm not sure if they're in on anything right now. You got to contact me to meet somewhere. I can't stay here for this amount of time. I got stuff to do. I'm on my way here. Okay. We got to wait for the This is the type of woman you definitely want to leave your child with. And again, I'm speaking from first hand experience because as you know, I do child care after school.

[00:23:00]If I were to turn a child over to someone who says, "Hey, I'm the father."

[00:23:06]And maybe you are, maybe you're not. The bottom line is I don't care who you are.

[00:23:11]If you are not on the pickup list, I can go to jail.

[00:23:16]I could lose my license to teach. Yes.

[00:23:21]Because I made a stupid decision, released a child to another adult that was not on the pickup list. And come on, guys, it's ain't that hard. The father's an idiot. Yeah, downright an idiot.

[00:23:34]Trying to record it, thinking people are going to be on his side. Absolutely not.

[00:23:38]And if it turned out that, "Hey, you just gave the child to the father that was court-ordered not to be in contact with the child." You just gave the child to an uncle that was, you know, long-lost uncle who was never to be in contact with the child. You don't know the court decisions that have been made.

[00:24:00]I certainly don't know them.

[00:24:02]All I know is, guess what? You need to be on the contact list. I don't care if you're besties, best friends, I don't care if I've seen that child playing with your child. It just makes no difference. So, this is my suggestion to the father.

[00:24:17]Where were you when the child was enrolled in the school and they were making the parent contact contact list? You say today that you were busy. It sounds like you were busy on the day that the contact list was made. Huh.

[00:24:33]Perhaps that's a father problem, meaning him specifically, and that's not a school problem. You can throw my face all over social media if you would like as I protect a child to make sure that they go home only with the people who are authorized.

[00:24:49]That's the school you want to send your child to.

[00:24:53]This is a father problem.

[00:24:55]It's not the school's problem.

[00:24:57]They are not hiring black people. I am running myself rampant. Okay, she's claiming that corporations aren't hiring black people. And somebody said I should do something on black fatigue.

[00:25:07]Trying to find a job that I am highly qualified for. I have the experience.

[00:25:15]Okay, this is a really really short video. Yes, she has the experience. I'm going to I'm going to play tough. All right. All right, so let's say we're applying for the same job.

[00:25:27]Okay? We're applying for the exact same job.

[00:25:29]And I've told you before, if you are on social media saying you are looking for employment and there's there's no secret that I've said this.

[00:25:39]You need to, in my opinion, present yourself in such a way that people look at you and go, "Wow.

[00:25:46]I would hire you just based on what I've seen on your presentation."

[00:25:52]Okay? We're we're pretending here. So, let's pretend. You have two job applicants. You've never met either one of us.

[00:25:59]You're looking at me. You're looking at her. No, and I'm not talking about this this is not a pretty contest. Okay, let's put that aside. This isn't a pretty contest. It's not a black contest. We're we're just something looking at presentation.

[00:26:13]Who would you hire?

[00:26:15]I I think I hope that's my Alexa talking.

[00:26:18]This is a I I wish I could be the anti okay?

[00:26:24]Um and really speak plainly.

[00:26:27]You got to present yourself to look like someone that people want to hire.

[00:26:33]You're sitting in your bathrobe.

[00:26:36]The hair color I'm not going to yay or a nay it because I don't know the industry you're trying to get in with.

[00:26:45]Okay?

[00:26:46]Everyone that I know that's been hired in there 40s and 50s ages that people say, "Wow, can be really tough. I've told you and I will repeat it a hundred times.

[00:26:57]They look professional.

[00:26:59]They look sharp.

[00:27:02]And again, it's not their skin tone.

[00:27:04]It's not their height. It's not even how expensive the clothes are. It has nothing to do with that.

[00:27:10]I wear plenty of outfits here from Marshalls. This one happens to be from White House Black Market, a more expensive store, and I bought it at 70% off a few years back.

[00:27:20]That's how long I keep my clothes.

[00:27:23]It's presentation. So, you're sitting there going they just, you know, and and in her case she's talking about black people. Okay? Her her video is talking specifically, I I believe about, yeah, they aren't hiring us.

[00:27:36]No. No.

[00:27:38]They're not hiring you based on your presentation in the industry that you are trying to compete in.

[00:27:48]Again, I don't know her industry.

[00:27:51]I am a catch.

[00:27:53]It has never been this difficult. Excuse You're sitting in your muumuu or what looks like a muumuu bathrobe. I could be wrong, but I don't think you're going to wear that in the corporate office.

[00:28:04]And you're not a catch if nobody's trying to get you. That's like having a That's like having a painting on the wall saying, "Oh, well, this painting is a catch. It's worth thousands of dollars." Okay, but no one's buying it.

[00:28:17]Excuse me? The years that I spent in customer service, the years that I spent doing clerical work, administrative work, and you mean to tell me that my black ass can't find a job? Y'all, this is McDonald's on Eldridge and Briar Forest in front of Kroger's. They got all these kids standing outside.

[00:28:35]They won't let them in.

[00:28:37]It's hot as hell outside.

[00:28:39]>> For those who didn't see the um video, it was a bunch of black youth standing outside of McDonald's.

[00:28:49]It's hot outside. McDonald's said, "No, you cannot come in."

[00:28:53]So, let's put it into my world. Guess what?

[00:28:57]For those who think, "Oh, it's just a They just won't let the black kids in."

[00:29:00]Nope, nope.

[00:29:02]My my area, not not my school, but the but the business area by my school, guess what? A few years back, they stopped letting the kids in. And guess what? Those kids aren't black, either.

[00:29:11]See, this is why And you know somebody's running the race thing. You just know somebody is, okay? No, they won't let them kids in, either. And these kids live in a really nice neighborhood, upscale. I could never afford it.

[00:29:24]They won't let those kids in those kids in, either.

[00:29:27]You know why? Because they destroy things.

[00:29:30]They upset the environment of the customers that are there. They make things difficult on the staff. And the kicker is, they're really not there to buy anything. They just want a place to hang out.

[00:29:42]So, I'm 100% for the businesses saying, "No, you can't come in."

[00:29:46]No shoes, no shirt, no adult, okay? With you. And let's also remember, if these youth come in without adult supervision, and something happens to those youth, guess what's going to happen?

[00:30:00]Yeah, they're going to sue.

[00:30:07]Y'all want to know why I can't work?

[00:30:11]I can't work because I have kids.

[00:30:15]Not that I don't want to work. I want to work. I want a job. I want a routine.

[00:30:21]But, I have kids and no support system.

[00:30:26]I moved to a completely new state away from all of my family so that I can be in a better situation.

[00:30:36]And these are the steps and processes that I have to go through.

[00:30:41]So, with that being said, applying for jobs is not easy. I have this big of an availability and a lot of jobs don't like that. So, when I'm going through the hiring process and we're going through availability and all of these things and when my window is only three or maybe four hours where I can work or initially I couldn't establish secure child care. Yeah, I had a voucher, but I had a newborn infant, breastfed infant at that where it's not easy to just leave my baby with anybody just so that I can meet all of y'all's standards and expectations. No, I'm going to do continue to do what's best for me and my children and make sure they're good. If you don't like it, it's fine. God is on my side.

[00:31:29]And that's all that matters.

[00:31:32]>> [snorts] >> So, now when things change, when I can find secure child care that I trust and my child and me are ready for her to go to daycare, then hey. When my kids um when I can get my kids in the after-school YMCA program to open that availability, then hey.

[00:31:58]BUT UNTIL THEN, BEING a mother just doesn't allow me to work right now and I'm doing what's best for me and mine. We're going to go and get my husband out of debt so that I can live my dream life. I will be going Tokyo, Japan for vacation in May. My husband will be getting his passport to his baby mama's, especially his oldest son's mom, who held on to her vision of him paying the full amount.

[00:32:24]>> A few moments later. All right, beach batch, we are back at child support enforcement A, the state of Florida, the 13,000.

[00:32:31]>> No, that's 10. I just got the other 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1,000 >> I'm in Hillsborough County Clerk's Office paying my husband's child support. 10,000 20,000 22,000 24,000 plus $100. That'll take care of that 24,000 $86.06 balance.

[00:32:56]Patience is a virtue. All right, Peach Batch. We have to pay the extra balance of 2,270 and $0.28. So, this is 1,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2,000 and then 300 more dollars.

[00:33:37]So, 1 2 and then 3. So, 2,300 and we're still okay.

[00:33:48]Peach Batch, she's counting that money making sure it's accurate. Peach Batch, here's that first receipt. I paid 24,086 and $0.06. I gave her 24,100.

[00:34:01]She gave me back $13.94 in change. And then here's that second receipt showing that I just made an additional payment of 2,270 and $0.28.

[00:34:14]I gave her 2,300.

[00:34:17]She gave me back $29.72 in change. My husband officially no longer owes his baby mama a penny.

[00:34:27]of 24,702 and $0.37 and he's officially done with child support for this baby mama.

[00:34:35]Now, his other baby mama will take care of that at a later date. That is unbelievable. A single mom can't come and get their nails done because they have their kids. You say you can't do my nails because I have kids, right? Too long. It It takes too long? Yeah, because you do nail and toes to over an hour, but the kids waiting here over an hour. My kids can't be in here while I get a pedicure?

[00:34:59]You said what? No, we don't do. We don't want to do it. You don't want to do my nails because I have my kids with me.

[00:35:05]Yeah.

[00:35:06]That is unbelievable. A single mom can't come and get their nails done because they have their kids. Because you got people take care of your kids.

[00:35:14]>> Who are going to take care of my kids if it's just me?

[00:35:17]It's three boys and they're sitting here minding their business. They're not doing nothing.

[00:35:22]Go to to Walmart? What's wrong with over here? I don't want to do it. That's it.

[00:35:27]Why you don't want to do it? Too many kids. Only one okay.

[00:35:30]>> Only one okay? I got three kids.

[00:35:33]You want me to leave my kids at home?

[00:35:35]Who take care? They can take care of they self. They sit here by they self.

[00:35:38]They're not bothering nobody. He run around. He's a baby. He's going to sit with me. That's why you have to be take care. You can wait for the police. And this lady trying to take my daughter and she got her hand on my daughter.

[00:35:52]And she's doing it right in front of my daughter.

[00:35:54]This is No, this is a lady at the school.

[00:35:58]So, the school is saying that I cannot release The school Yeah, I have my daughter outside the school and she's on the sidewalk right now grabbing my daughter's hand.

[00:36:05]And I told her to release my daughter and she still has my daughter hand in and uh So, I don't have anything. She has her hand I got it right on camera.

[00:36:11]She got her hand on my daughter and I told her to release my daughter and she still has her hand on my daughter. You don't have anything.

[00:36:18]Okay. And she's on You're on speaker so she can hear.

[00:36:22]This is a principal I guess.

[00:36:24]And sir, you need permission to record so I just told you I'm I just told you I got my >> I'm going to wait for the police to get here. Well, you can wait. Okay. About how old is she?

[00:36:34]I'm Do you need medical?

[00:36:38]I'm sorry, you're breaking up a lot. I cannot hear you.

[00:36:40]>> I'm not I'm not sure where he She She looks maybe like um in her 30s, 40s.

[00:36:46]Is she white, black, Hispanic, Asian?

[00:36:48]I'm not She might be Spanish. I'm not sure. Do you know what her name is? I'm not even sure.

[00:36:53]>> Thomas Ella. Is anyone involved in any alcohol or drugs? I'm not sure if they're in on anything right now. You got to contact me to meet somewhere. I can't stay here for this amount of time.

[00:37:03]I got stuff to do. I'm going to wait here. Okay. We got to wait for the police. They are not hiring black people. I am running myself rampant trying to find a job that I am highly qualified for. I have the experience.

[00:37:19]I am a catch.

[00:37:21]It has never been this difficult. Excuse me. The years that I spent in customer service, the years I spent doing clerical work, administrative work, and you mean to tell me that my black ass can't find a job? Y'all, this is the McDonald's on Eldridge and Briarforest in front of Kroger's. They got all these kids standing outside.

[00:37:42]They won't let them in.

[00:37:44]It's hot as hell outside.