The text appears to be a transcript of a heated argument between two individuals, likely a mother and her son. The mother is expressing her frustration with her son's behavior, particularly his habit of crossing the road while using his phone. She emphasizes the danger this poses, as she was almost hit by a car while driving at a slow speed due to her son's actions.
The son, on the other hand, seems to be unresponsive to his mother's concerns, even going as far as to suggest that she should be the one to apologize. The mother also mentions that she has a video recording of the incident, which she threatens to show if the son continues to be uncooperative.
The argument escalates, with the mother repeatedly asking the son to put down his phone and the son refusing to comply. The mother also mentions that she is tired of the situation and wants it to end.
The text ends with the mother asking the son to apologize to her, and to take responsibility for his actions. She also suggests that he should help around the house, including doing homework, washing dishes, and cleaning up. The son seems to be in his late teens or early 20s, and the mother is trying to encourage him to grow up and take more responsibility for his actions.
1. The speaker is driving on business and encounters a child crossing the road in the wrong place.
2. The child is using a phone and playing something, which could potentially distract them from the road.
3. The speaker is driving at an adequate speed of 40 kilometers per hour, which is considered safe for a yard with children and a school next door.
4. The speaker has a car video recorder and recorded the incident.
5. The speaker screamed at the child, asking what they were doing, and the child waved at them and continued playing their phone.
6. The speaker is concerned about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
7. The speaker is teaching the child about crossing the road safely.
8. The speaker is considering taking legal action against the child's parent for not supervising their child properly.
9. The speaker is frustrated with the child's behavior and the potential for an accident.
10. The speaker is considering showing the video recording of the incident to the child's parent.
11. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
12. The speaker is expressing concern about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
13. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
14. The speaker is considering taking legal action against the child's parent for not supervising their child properly.
15. The speaker is expressing frustration with the child's behavior and the potential for an accident.
16. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
17. The speaker is expressing concern about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
18. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
19. The speaker is expressing frustration with the child's behavior and the potential for an accident.
20. The speaker is considering taking legal action against the child's parent for not supervising their child properly.
21. The speaker is expressing concern about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
22. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
23. The speaker is expressing frustration with the child's behavior and the potential for an accident.
24. The speaker is considering taking legal action against the child's parent for not supervising their child properly.
25. The speaker is expressing concern about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
26. The speaker is suggesting that the child's parent should take responsibility for their child's actions.
27. The speaker is expressing frustration with the child's behavior and the potential for an accident.
28. The speaker is considering taking legal action against the child's parent for not supervising their child properly.
29. The speaker is expressing concern about the child's safety and the potential for an accident.
30. The speaker is suggesting that the child's