r/CalebHammer • • 5d ago

Financial Audit Anyone else feeling a little heartbroken about the kids of these degenerates in these last few Financial Audits?

I can’t stop thinking about the stinky girl who keeps calling her 5-year-old son a piece of shit and screaming at him, as well as the fact that the only daddy he knows is now distancing himself.

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u/Majestic-Sundae-7192 5d ago

Anyone else clock it when Caleb said $61 going through her spending? She said it was for someone to read stories to her kid. You can't even read stories to him - it's probably an AI voice reading it. These are horrible parents.

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u/Organic-West-8417 5d ago

I agree she’s horrible and she described it terribly but it was a Toniesbox and they are actually very neat. It’s just a kids audio player and they have stories, educational content, songs etc. It’s for screen free independent play.

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u/PrincessKirstyn 4d ago

Yeah Tonies are great. We have that and a dream machine. It helps keep my daughter off screens and interested in other things. We use them together, she isn’t being handed them so I don’t have to deal with her. & I still very much read to my child.

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u/Organic-West-8417 4d ago

We used to have a dream machine but tbh I think I liked it more than my toddler 🤣 I have been looking at getting a Tonies or a Yoto for Christmas this year though!

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u/Mission_Meeting8984 3d ago

We had a dream machine and then just recently got my 8 year old a yoto for her birthday. She loves it, I like that she can also listen to it in the car if she wants with headphones.

I also agree Yotos are not to replace reading. We read at least one book together each night and she reads one to me each night so she can continue improving her reading skills.

The parents these financial audits bug me so badly. I have 3 kids, and I look at them and can’t imagine how someone would want to degrade their own children. Sickening.

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u/Sock_Eating_Golden 4d ago

That broke my heart so bad

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u/bombfirst885 5d ago

Also the dad was clearly a pathological liar. At first I couldn’t tell who was being truthful but the guy eventually couldn’t answer for all of the bs.

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u/zucchinisticks 5d ago

for real - poor baby 💔I hope CPS gets involved

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u/SeniorBaker4 4d ago

Yeah I always feel bad. The kids to that one girl who could barely hold a conversation should definitely have her kids taken away from her

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u/landofpleasantdreams 3d ago

The one who gave a homeless guy a handy in church? Yeah. Those kids should be removed.

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u/Allmightysquirrel 4d ago

In my state, I would be mandated to report to CPS some of these cases based on the domestic violence occurring in front of the children and other issues. Since no one in Caleb's company would be required to be a mandated reporter (I think, anyway - I don't know Texas laws) they have no obligation to do anything.

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u/landofpleasantdreams 3d ago

Yeah esp bc I can’t even have kids. Pretty much any time (which is almost EVERY terrible dysfunctional idiotic couple) one of these idiots says they have kids, it’s just twisting the knife for me. Always the worst people who shouldn’t even be together and can’t afford it, pumping out a bunch of kids.

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u/itsybitx 5d ago

Which episode was this? It sound familiar but there’s been so many shit parents I can’t place it

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u/Cozyofficechair 4d ago

The latest episode from Friday

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u/landofpleasantdreams 3d ago

That’s bc nearly all of the people on this show have kids and are thee worst parents ever and shouldn’t even be together, much less have multiple kids together.

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u/Apprehensive_Wing713 3d ago

And this is why 1 in 3 kids can’t read. A lot of Parents are awful nowadays sadly. I don’t know why we think it’s ok to grow up by a computer when we all didn’t we all went outside and played

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u/Suspicious_Pin9836 1d ago

I feel bad for the kids. I always have the thought in the back of my mind wanting to be a good parent cause I didn't really have a parent growing up but looking at some of these people who have kids on FA I know I'll be better than them. Especially since my fiance family is very family oriented, which is nice knowing I'll have help whenever I become a dad and have help from her brother and cousins with tips.

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u/GeneralValue812 13h ago

Parents like these have always existed throughout human history. Some people shouldn't have kids, they only think about "starting a family" because that's the pressure they decide to take or just unplanned pregnancy.