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Lydia's Mom Got Caught Snooping
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Lydia's Mom Got Caught Snooping

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December 30, 2024 | 00:14:23 | Leisure

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Mojo in the Morning, phone number 844-MOJO-LIVE, Texas 95500. Lydia's going to do a topic up here next because Lydia caught her mom doing something, invading her privacy, as the fancy people say, or privacy, as people like myself say.

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I never get any privacy because I live with my parents, for those who don't know. But I was cooking dinner for myself and my mom. We've been building a relationship, and I was thinking, you know what? I'm going to make her dinner on Saturday. And so as I was cooking dinner, I was prepping all the ingredients, and my back was turned to the kitchen table. so my mom was sitting at the kitchen table and i thought nothing of it until i turned around and i

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saw her looking through my phone oh really right there with you there oh yeah i was pretty upset

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at her for that wait what was she looking for um so we've been talking about that guy who kind of ghosted me that i went to church with and after a conversation that i had with her she told me that she was looking for messages as to why him and I stopped talking and thought that looking through my phone was the way to find her answers.

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So instead of just having you tell her everything that was going on and then making her own assumption, she was thinking that there was something that you either were leaving off or maybe didn't see as a flag.

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Exactly. And I love your mom, but that's not the way to get somebody to open up and tell you information when you break that trust. Well, because now it's like we're rebuilding our relationship, but you just went through my phone. Does she go through your phone often? I hope not. But here's the thing. My passcode is her birthday.

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That was my question. How did she get into it? So she knew your passcode.

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She has been looking over my shoulder for a long time. Like that's been her thing is looking over my shoulder when I'm texting, when we're at dinner, even when we're out shopping. She likes to look at what I'm looking at or she'll make comments on it when I'm not even noticing that she's looking at my phone.

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I do that with everybody, though, in all fairness. Not even just, yeah. Listen, if I see somebody doing some texting, I'm like, I see you guys over there doing stuff. I'm like, okay, hold on. KP, pull that camera up. I think it's time for you to get one of the screen protection.

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that has the privacy. I got one in everything.

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Do you remember when you were younger and this is for everybody because your parents would go through your room to snoop for stuff? Yes. Does that happen, Lydia? Because you still live at home? Does mom still, you think, go through your room and snoop?

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For sure. I even have hid edibles in my dresser because I didn't want her finding them.

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Does she ever pull out the, it's my house, my rules, or you live under my roof?

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No, she doesn't ever throw that in my face because I live there because I don't do to her wanting me to.

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Uh-oh, here she is, by the way. Hello there, Mom.

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Hi.

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Of course she's listening. This, by the way, good morning. I know, this is one of our P1P1s, Lydia's mom. She listens all the time.

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She's the best.

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So when you heard Lydia start off by talking, and so I was making dinner with my mom on Saturday. Did you know what was coming next?

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Yep, I sure did.

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So, okay, why did you just go through her phone and not just say, hey, can I see?

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So in the last past few days, I've been noticing, like, when she's texting or she's talking to someone, And she's like smiling and she's just in this really beautiful smile. And then she'll text and she'll put the phone down. And I'm like, hmm, I wonder if. And then I don't know. I just I assume that it was this guy and that everything was going well. However, come to find out while I was I snooped, you know, things weren't going very well. So I had to find out. I had to know. I took advantage of the fact that I saw the phone on the table, and I know the code.

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Now, while I condemn what you did, did you see anything she said about us? I'd like to know what's going on in Lydia's life. I'm totally against this, but I actually believe that the CIA should look at Lydia's phone and find out what she's doing.

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By the way, she was smiling because me and Lydia were talking about The Bachelor this past weekend and everything that happened. You think a man is making her smile? I thought it was me.

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I thought it was me. Kevin, you don't even know.

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Yeah. So now that you know that she was upset about this thing, are you upset with yourself for doing it or are you bold enough to say, no, this is my house?

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tad bit remorseful however uh you know i just i just wanted to know because she has been pretty

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private lately and knowing you you are not a tad bit remorseful you you apologize for christmas gifts like you oh my god i'm so sorry like wait a second you just gave me the greatest gift in the world i am so sorry that it wasn't you know it's like you are you're you and our lydia gets that from you but you guys are ultimate pleasers so yes we we try i understand though man she wants

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to protect and look out for her baby girl i'm 26 and you still gonna be her baby girl forever

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that's never gonna change and that's fine but looking through my phone is next level baby girl like i feel you we passed the rocking me to sleep stage you gotta let me go through this one on my

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As a dad, who pays the film bill?

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Yeah, who pays for that cell phone?

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My dad does.

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Oh. He still pays for it. Which comes out of your mom's money, too.

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How do you think I get my allowance?

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Wait, does he know that you go through the phone, or does he ever ask you what's going on?

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Well, you know, every now and then, he'll say, do you know anything new about Lydia?

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Hey, question. Do you go through his phone?

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No. I do not know the code to his phone.

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Really? That's interesting. Oh, really?

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I know the code to my phone. No, I do not know.

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Will you share it with your mom? No. No? Lydia says she knows the code to George's phone.

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Well, see, they're tit for tat.

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Listen, the worst part about this thing is, like, if I didn't know Lydia's mom, I would say, okay, this is horrible that she's doing it. But knowing Lydia's mom, like she's the nicest lady in the world, which doesn't give Lydia any grace from all of us that we're all sitting there going, yeah, we side with her mom. Although KP seemed like you were really against this because it must be that your mom goes through your stuff, huh?

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Well, no, she hasn't as of late, but she did in high school. I actually had to break up with somebody because she looked through my phone.

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Really? What did she find in your phone?

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He had sent me some messages about a party he was going to, and my mom thought he was quote-unquote irresponsible, so I had to break up with him that literal night. Like, I had to literally...

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just end it and delete his number and it was super sad and i actually matched with that guy in hinge oh really later in life about a couple months ago yeah i want to know this is what i would like to

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know i'd like to know back in the past what did you catch your parents going through or you know what did they you know go through your phone and do uh or go through your rooms whatever it could be um 844 mojo live 844-665-6548 and then if you are a 20 something like lydia is that lives with your parents do you believe your parents are going through your sped are they still going through your stuff because i would bet that they're in and i know that this is the case because i did it with joe and jacob and i do it with luke uh luke's the only one that's still at home but i'm going to tell you this man i go through that room he was just recently home over the weekend and i want to see what the hell's going on in that place first off half the time he steals my crap i'm I'm finding stuff of mine. Here's why I go through my excuses. I can't find my shaving cream or my razor or my toothpaste. He just goes down and he thinks I'm a freaking CVS.

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You know?

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Lydia's mom, we love you.

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We love you too. I love you guys too. We love you the most. Who love you the most? It hurts. My mom was never a snooper she was always in my business but she was a never she was never a snooper but i was also a very filthy child my room was probably the nastiest place you've ever been to in your life and there were times where my mom and my grandma would come over my grandma come over we got to clean this and i remember my mom found these bottles of alcohol and it was like seven of them i remember she was like crying there were so many bottles she thought i had like an alcoholic really

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But it just took you that many bottles to get.

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Yeah, it was party after party after party, and I just took the bottles.

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Christina's going to bring us way back. Christina? Hi. What did you catch your dad going through back in the day?

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He was scrolling through my AIM, my AOL Instant Messenger.

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Oh, my God. Back in the day, a little AOL Instant Messenger. That's how we communicated. That's how we talked dirty to our friends.

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It's not a walkie-talkie. Yeah, no, that's not a walkie-talkie. I never used it.

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That is AOL dial-up right there. So, what did he find?

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He found out that I was making out with my boyfriend at the time. And I was only like 15. It was like the first thing that I ever found out. I didn't know I was doing that. I was like making out and like rolling around in bed with him. Oh, jeez. I lied. I was like, no, I was just trying to show off. I was like joking, so I was saying it to my friend. I was like, no, it's not true.

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You guys weren't like grinding and doing all that other crap, were you? Grinding.

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We weren't doing anything too crazy. Okay.

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You talked about rolling around in bed with him. I'm checking every phone. I'm checking all the phones. Jenny, what's up?

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Hey, Mojo. Hey. I am 39 years old. Just moved back in with my parents after a divorce, and she still goes through my job. See?

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I'm telling you. It's her house, right? Her house, her rules.

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It's her house, her rules. So I just make sure that I have really good hiding spots.

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Taylor, what's up?

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hi good morning morning when i was in high school my parents would actually catch me sharing my homework back and forth with other kids and then ground me for a couple months and not give me my phone back oh god that's how my parents went through my phone and caught me now you are how old now i am 26 years old now i still live with my mom i don't think she goes through my oh she

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does no i don't think so she goes through everything she's in her she's in your room

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right now while you're talking to mojo in the morning probably probably because my dog likes

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to sleep in there when i leave so that's their excuse i was just getting the dog and taking the dog out i'm telling you you don't think that your family's going through your stuff if you're living

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under their roof right now katherine what's up hey yeah when i was in high school my mom just just nipped through the seat, and I knew she was doing it, and I got so tired of it. I put some weed up in my closet on like a little lip of the shelf in front, and she even found it there.

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Did she smoke it?

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Oh, no, no. My mom is super religious. I about got a beating of my life.

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Because I can tell you this. Chelsea and I have gone through our boys' rooms, and when we would find all the weed pens and stuff, they would come home from wherever they were, and we'd be sitting on the couch pretending like we were actually smoking them. They'd be like, oh, look what we got here. Hold on. What do I got?

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She literally had to get a step stool, climb up there, and almost climb into the top of the closet. So how she knew that space, I'll never know.

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Isn't that funny? You put it up high because Mom's small. Little do you know, she's got like some kind of a ladder going on. You know what was awful, too, is when you had that.

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and it was gone because they took it but you didn't want to go and say hey did you go through my room and find that because then you're calling yourself out yeah so you just both kind of deny that anything happened until one of them like yeah it's like i don't know where it came from um joe wants to say something to lydia uh and talk about what her mom did what what is it

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joe what do you want to say i i don't agree with going through your adult child's phone I don't really think it even matters who pays for the phone bill. Lydia is a grown woman. My daughter is 20, and I would never.

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So you, as a mom of a 20-year-old right now, if you worried about your daughter and something going on in your daughter's life, you wouldn't go through or try to investigate it a little bit more before you brought it up?

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If I thought my daughter was, like, doing drugs or, like, hard drugs or, like, I don't know,

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like maybe something sure if you thought it was something that was going to hurt them person that

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i just don't know what her mom would even think she was doing well and i think that lydia's mom

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wants the best for her i truly believe it but i think that when you break that trust that's the

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hardest thing to come time sometimes get back and that's the thing too is like i try my best to foster like a open relationship with my kids so that they can come talk to me if they need help because there wasn't anything on their phone that they couldn't talk to me about if lydia's mom is

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listening, just ask Mike, Kev, or myself to go through all that stuff. We'll find her phone. I gotcha.

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I'm just going to see some selfies and clothing links. We'll be the judge.

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Thank you.

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