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Savannah doesn't think about the consequences
of what she does, one of those things is sexting.
(swoosh)
She's putting herself out there
inappropriately, constantly.
Savannah loves to shake her booty,
send lewd photos of herself.
(swoosh)
I have found Savannah
sending highly inappropriate photos of herself
to other guys to get a marijuana.
One time someone sent Savannah a nude photo of themselves,
and in turn, Savannah sent one of her.
When I confronted Samantha about it,
she acted like it was no big deal.
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Now, we just looked at some things
that you were saying that's two years ago.
Yes.
But you have no access to do those things now.
Even when I did, I wouldn't.
I haven't sent stuff like that in over two years.
Those are from such a long time ago,
and I don't do that thing anymore.
Well, let's assume this,
let's assume you're back home, okay.
And you're free to come and go like any teenager,
and based on what you've said,
I don't have to predict what you're likely to do,
you're telling me what you're likely to do.
You're saying, "I'm indiscriminate with friends.
"If a guy comes up and he's a gangbanger,
"and he's real with me up, I'm fine.
"Let's get in the car and go rolling, I'm good."
No, I have a trust issue.
I'm not gonna just trust you,
and hang out with you like that.
I have to get to know somebody first, I don't trust people,
I'm not gonna get in your car if I just met you.
And I hang out with dancers,
I hang out with all types of people,
not just gangbangers and bad people.
I hang out with all types of people.
But included in that,
are people that can put you in dangerous scenarios, right?
Yeah, but it's my decision at the end of the day,
if I'm putting myself in that situation or not.
But you do that a lot,
you put yourself in that position
by hanging out with these people.
Was your boyfriend a gun toting drug dealer?
No.
Did you tell your mother he was?
No.
Yes you did. No, I didn't.
You told me that he sells drugs
and he carries a weapon, a gun.
I did not tell you that, I told you
when we went on a party. You told me at one party--
Yeah, you told me you went at the party.
Yeah, right.
And he thought you were just flirting with some other guy,
and he threatened to pull out his gun,
and you said, "No, no, no, don't do that."
Remember? Why are you telling me this?
Well, now wait look, you can roll your eyes all you want,
but it either happened or it didn't,
so one of you is not telling the truth--
Yes, that happened, that happened, yes.
Okay, why are you rolling your eyes like, "Oh, come on."
Because I don't wanna discuss stuff like that.
Well, I'm sure you don't.
On here in front of tons of people.
That's why we're here.
Well, I didn't tell you these things so you can--
I want to get some help for you and us.
No, you want it for me. For both of us.
You want me sent away, mom.
I'm telling you, I just want the best for both of us--
We haven't been doing that. I can't prove anything
to you if I'm not given a chance.
I just want a chance--
You've been given a chance after chance after Savannah--
No, you sent me away with no chance.
You sent me away. You haven't proven yourself.
Because I can't, I can't prove myself
that I want to be better. Every chance you get--
That I want--
Listen, every chance you get to prove yourself,
you fail every time, you don't want to.
I do want to-- You don't wanna--
make it better, I do want to.
then you would have already made it better,
we wouldn't be here.
No, I do wanna make it better,
I just need another chance to show you--
Another chance?
You forcing me to go over there.
You blocked me away from everybody,
and I didn't even have,
I only have you, and you're not even there for me.
You don't listen to me.
And when I try and tell you something,
if I get upset you told me to shut the hell up,
and to leave you alone, just like last night.
No, you don't. Yes, you do.
Even last night, when I was trying to tell you something,
Yeah, I was telling I didn't want to go.
You told me that I'm just like my father
'cause I told you, you don't keep your word.
That's such a sensitive topic
to tell me that, and you know that.
Look, last night I didn't wanna go
on that university walk thing.
Which was fine.
Yeah, I told you I was tired, my feet were hurting.
And you said that's not a good enough excuse.
No, I told you the time--
All you had to do was say, Okay, mom."
I said that was fine.
See, this right here it needs to stop.
And when I, you say it--
Hell, she's been on lockdown, you bring her to Hollywood.
Take her to the Universal Walk, hell get her out.
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