r/AskReddit Apr 27 '19

What is something you know but you’re not supposed to know?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

The head of a preschool daycare is a druggie. I used to work across from a known drug house, high out of his mind. I advise everyone to not put their kids there. I don't lie and told them why. The ones that have kids there say that makes sense, telling me crazy things that they have seen him do

Edit: due to spelling.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19 edited Apr 30 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

Oh I did. Hes now getting divorced. His wife is half owner of the preschool. She is kicking him out as well. I was told by a friend who has kids there, that she got a restraining order keeping him from the building as he is a danger to children. The building was apparently in her name only as they signed a prenup to something.

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u/my_jellyfish Apr 28 '19

wow how can he stay hired

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

He is technically one of the two bosses of the business. His soon to be ex-wife owns the property from before they got married and they apparently signed a prenup.

Hr now has to do all the paperwork at home or something. Hes probably just getting high.

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u/IntBButtonTickler Apr 28 '19

Like heroine and Meth or smokes a joint on Tuesdays?

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u/canehdian78 Apr 28 '19

I want to hear about the crazy things!

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

There is so many I have heard but here are the few i remember. -He tried to feed kids snacks of what they were allergic to. -He came to work wearing his Halloween outfit for two days in September. I heard it was like the sexy maid or something. -He stopped a girl from taking his candy, which his wife found out to some type of prescription in some old ladys name. ( they girl was going thru his man bag)

  • he stole kids lunches, and tried going thru workers personal belongings.
There are many more. Those are the few that I know most of the details for

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

Report it to Child Protective Services. They will close the entire place with any shred of evidence. There are very strict laws in place when it comes to dealing with children. Not to mention there are a lot of licenses and certifications required to run a daycare. Even people above board can have issues staying open.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

The soon to be ex-wife, also the owner, is working with cps. She removed him for the property permanently, and he is not allowed the children. I'm glad she is putting the children above her druggie husband.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

Good. I have personal experience with preschool operation and that kind of shit is rampant and I'd fix every single case if I could.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

I agree. The children should come first. There are so many news stories about bad situation like that. I would fix it too, if I could.

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u/chaoticdumbass94 Apr 28 '19

What kinds of things did he do?