My parents are basically undermining my life.
Instead of trying to help, they derail it,
or do something out of spite.
They're not helping me get on my feet, and
don't care if my life falls apart.
My parents take care of the basic necessities,
but they want my soul back in return.
They wanna own me.
Shelter, food, and clothing is something that
should be provided for a child.
Whenever my parents loan me money they expect
to be paid interest.
They should let me save my money instead of constantly
trying to take it.
Right now I do not have a car because while
I was locked up my father sold my vehicle.
I need a car to be able to support myself,
but he won't even co-sign for a car.
My father is basically crippling me.
This is my bedroom.
This is one of the places I'm confined to.
My parents act like I'm some sort of
deranged, aggressive, psychopath.
At home they treat me like an unwanted guest.
They have gone through great lengths to try
to get me out of the house.
One time, my mother, made up a story that I was
gonna attack her with a hammer.
I was right here,
and she was over there, and I was talking like this.
Me, yelling and screaming, I talk with my hands.
So as I was talking, I was shaking the hammer.
This situation was insane.
No, I would never attack mom with a hammer.
Another time my mother was taking me to go
give blood for cash.
On the way home we got in an argument.
She was calling me a worthless piece of (bleep)
that she should have had an abortion.
The only thing that I did was hit the dashboard.
I was the one being assaulted, not her.
My parents have cried wolf to the cops so many times
that they actually feel bad for me.
All I wanna be treated is like a son.
I wanna be treated like a member of the family,
not like an outsider.
All right, Kyle, good to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
I been talking to your parents before you got out here.
Actually I haven't been talking to them about you.
I've been talking to them about them.
You're 31, right?
Yes, sir.
Why are you living at home?
It's, been a...
Throughout my life, there's been a lot of step forwards
and step backs, you know, taking step backs.
I had a nursing license in Florida and, yes, I was
put on like a probationary period for that,
but at the time they wanted to move to Tennessee.
I told my parents that at the current time I had
to finish out my probation, which was like,
six months to a year left on.
How old were you?
24.
Right.
And... Well, how is that
their problem?
Well I was living with them at the time.
But you're an adult at 24, you're an adult.
What's that got to do with where they move?
Well if your son is asking for six more months
to stay in the state, to complete out a probation,
then to move, I mean, wouldn't you help your son?
Or would you uproot him and say, you don't know
what you're talking about?
Take them to Tennessee.
Hire a lawyer.
Have the lawyer tell you the same thing that your son
was telling you.
Well I wouldn't hire a lawyer.
I didn't get into trouble
You got into trouble.
What'd you do to get into trouble?
Oh, the trouble was actually it was a multitude of things.
One was failure to report a charge.
A DUI? Yeah, an arrest.
This thing called the Sunshine State Law, where you have
to report any kind of arrest. Right.
At that time, I told them I should report this arrest,
and I was told that I didn't have to, under
the advisement of the lawyer that we were going through.
But he didn't give you the license.
Okay.
And I was told...
The nursing board gave you the license.
Yes, sir, and I was told to follow his advice.
But he didn't give you the license.
Okay, but if...
The nursing board gave you the license, and you
accepted the license with the rules and regulations
associated with the license.
And they said, if you have problems with the law
you have to report it because if you become
an impaired professional then we have the right
to suspend your license.
Yes, sir.
And you didn't do that.
Don't care what he said.
Your deal was with the licensing board.
Yes, sir. What's that got to do
with him?
At the time I was living with him,
with my father. Why?
Because of the issue that happened with,
I wasn't able to work as a nurse.
So, when you got your license suspended for misconduct,
you moved in with your parents?
Yes, I did.
Okay, so the reason you moved in with your parents
is your responsibility, not theirs.
Yes, sir.