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July 25, 2025 - Hodgetwins
08:28
Ring Camera Catches CRAZY Sub-Saharan Activities!
# subversive service worker behavior ring camera community conflict delivery driver disability groceries martin power county public nuisance racial dynamics racism claims

Hodgetwins analyze a ring camera clip where a woman confronts Martin for mowing at noon, accusing him of disturbing her mother's sleep and threatening police involvement. The hosts critique the audio timing and the woman's perceived entitlement, contrasting it with a separate incident involving a delivery driver who left groceries outside instead of assisting a potentially disabled resident. Ultimately, the discussion questions whether such confrontational behavior stems from individual worldview issues or reflects broader societal tensions regarding service expectations and racial dynamics. [Automatically generated summary]

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Rude Delivery Driver Confrontation 00:02:48
Y'all are not.
Y'all, man, I got somebody over here some grass in the middle of the day when people have to go to work.
Sorry, we're not interested.
Have a great day.
Oh, yes, you are interested.
Baby, this man martin is grass disturbing my mother asleep.
Baby, I got bathroom one.
Oh, yes, hell, you are.
This is a service of the peace.
I'm finna call the police on you, baby.
Yes, I am.
I'm finna call power down there.
Oh, go by.
Why are you sleeping in the middle of the day?
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Man, we got stereotypes for a reason.
You know what?
The first thing that popped in my head when I heard that black woman talking?
Remember Tom and Jerry?
Remember that black woman, Thomas?
Thomas!
Remember that?
Yeah, Thomas!
Screaming about that cat.
She sounded just like that woman.
Yeah, look, this, how late?
I think this is around 10, 11 o'clock.
Yeah.
It's not probably late in that kids, probably in the afternoon, one or two o'clock.
No, it's probably around noon.
Yeah.
Internoon.
Yeah.
But you can still hear her talking.
How loud you gotta be to be that far away from the doorbell camera.
Yeah.
They can still hear the whole neck.
She's waking up the whole neighborhood if they were asleep.
But unless she works graveyard, she shouldn't be asleep.
Yeah.
I mean, how unaware are you to go knock on somebody's door during the day while they tell them it's too early to cut the grass?
Y'all finna get together all over that.
Y'all finna get together all over that.
Y'all woke me up at night.
And I gotta go work and then you got a smart ass got there's another video.
That's her.
No, this is somebody else.
That ain't her.
It's just a coincidence.
Yeah, it's a couple people of color.
Yeah, so yeah, this one.
She's the delivery driver.
Oh, okay.
Confusion Over House Door 00:05:38
Watch how rude they are delivering the stuff that these people order.
Right there.
No, no, I'm just going right there.
What are you ordering?
Who, somebody in the house.
Somebody in your house.
The door's over.
Make them come out.
It's a man in the damn house, too.
Exactly, Rocky.
What are you watching?
He could have come help me.
They could have came here.
Somebody in the car.
They could have come out here and helped us.
This is what you're getting paid for.
Yeah, to bring it, drop it off at the front door.
Somebody in your house.
The door's open.
Make them come down because they watch this.
It's a man in the damn house, too.
Exactly.
Roger.
What are you watching?
He could have came help me.
You know that he could have come and helped us.
Yeah, when a lot of times, when people order groceries like this, they might be disabled.
And that's all like us.
We're lazy.
Yeah.
Yeah, but that's a service that they pay that she's supposed to provide.
You're supposed to go shop for me, bring my stuff, drop it off at the front door.
You don't leave it scattered on a load of steps.
Well, you got to leave it at the door.
Yeah, leave it at the door.
Look how they lift them groceries on load of steps.
You can't even walk up steps.
If anybody's lazy, it's you.
You could have burnt an extra five calories.
You could have stacked that stuff easily right by the front door.
Well, what I've noticed, people that do these jobs, there's a lot of good hard work people do this to make ends meet.
But the vast majority of them is just like this.
Yeah.
Disgruntled.
Yes.
This is about this.
I got somebody over here on some grass in the middle of the day.
Over here.
I mean, you grew up around this.
No, baby.
Over here.
People have to go to work.
People have to go to work.
Sorry, we're not interested.
Have a great day.
Oh, yes, you are interested.
Baby, this man Martin is grass disturbing my mother sleep.
Baby, I got back.
Look at me, come around the corner.
Oh, yes, hell, you are.
This is the service of the peace.
I'm finna call the police on you, baby.
Yes, I am.
I'm finna call Power County first.
That's crazy.
Oh, nobody voted nobody door in the middle of the day waking up the damn nigga.
Just cut the grass it's daytime.
You know what?
If it's nighttime, it's 10 o'clock at night, and someone starts cutting the grass.
By all means, that's disturbing the peace.
You cut the grass at night, everybody's trying to sleep.
But this is during the daytime.
You preaching to the choir over here, she's still running her mouth.
And then they complain when white people move out of the neighborhood when they see it.
See us coming in there.
Tell them about no baby over here.
You see that moving in?
You're like, man, she's moving in right next to me.
She's going to be a problem.
You can totally tell when somebody's going to be a problem just by the mannerism, how they carry themselves.
Well, how they see the world.
Yeah.
Like this woman, she thinks the whole world evolves.
Yeah.
Evolves around her and her schedule, her life.
She doesn't even have to say anything.
Just the way she walks and the way she carries herself and the way she sounds already knows she's going to be a problem.
Who in that right mind will go to that neighbor and complain about someone cutting that grass in the middle of the day?
Only a subversive would do that.
Subversive.
A subversive person.
I'm thinking low capacity.
Yeah, but yeah, combination of the two.
Either you're doing intentionally or you do so you ain't got the brain power.
Yeah, you just don't know no better.
That is crazy.
And then she has the girl to use foul language at your door on your ring camera.
And those are the first people to say, oh, they racist.
They racist.
They don't like our kind.
Why do you think that?
Maybe it's what caused this Behavior
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