On January 16th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a residence following a 911 hang-up call. What followed was less of an emergency and more of a sleep-deprived monologue complete with missing shoes, melting timelines, and one woman trying to solve life's chaos with melatonin and benadryil. No crime scene, just confusion. Buckle up. It only gets blurry. >> Oh, are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm just having spasms in my legs. That's my I >> Okay. Can I come in? >> Yeah. >> Hi. So, what can I do for you? >> Um, >> do you need help? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz we got a 911 call. Did you know that? >> Oh, no. I didn't. >> Yes. >> Well, I think usually my mom and I have fights every day. >> Are you okay? >> Are you one of the police cops? But >> I'm sorry. >> One of the cops pulling over in the corner. >> No. No. The phone number was attached to you in our records. >> Oh, yeah. I really called. Sorry. I just woke up with her. I'm delirious. We were playing gravel and she said um yeah, so we're just we're actually all just napping and um her her uh counselor is napping. She not >> I'm sorry. What? >> Her counselor is just napping on the couch. She she was she had an appointment she canled. >> So her counselor is napping on the couch. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Right here. >> When >> she just literally like pulls covers of eyes 10 minutes. She just pulled covers of her eyes 10 minutes in this house. >> She just We were all like, "We're going to go check." Is that okay? She's like, "Yeah, I had already cancelled my next appointment." So, um I was >> So, the counselor here? >> Yes. >> Where she got up? It's really hard to wake up. Oh, >> well, why don't you sit if you're having these spasms? >> Sorry. Yeah, I need a medicine. >> What kind of medical history do you have? >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Can you >> Can I What? >> Yeah. What do you need? >> Can you go in the fridge? >> I'm trying to cuz I ran into a lot of people yesterday. Like both neighbors. Say hi. What? What you got? What are you doing? >> Is this just like is a wireless check and stuff? >> Well, we got a 911 call from your phone. >> Oh, from my phone? >> Yes, from your phone. >> Oh my god. >> I'm kind of concerned >> about your state of being at the moment. >> No, no, no, no. I'm right. Let me just clear this up. >> Is he here? >> Well, if it's past 4:30, he should be here. >> It's not past 4:30 >> or 4. >> It's not past 4. >> 3:30. >> Nope. >> 3:20. >> He could verify last night. Um that No, she t she bought I can show you $300 in my uh Best Buy account. >> Okay. So I go into the bank and I roll charging the other day also. Um >> can I get an ambulance for female breathing just to check with her? >> It was less of a wellness check and more of a front row seat to someone's sleepdeprived TED talk on absolutely nothing. Her legs weren't working, but the delusion sure was. Meanwhile, her poor daughter was crying in the background while mom was high enough to orbit Pluto. That child deserved better. So the thing is is [Music] >> I >> I know I'm extremely tired right now because there was a lot going on last night. Um it it was just a mess and so I wasn't going to handle it >> but I do it tomorrow and I handle what handle the mess like >> drives me nuts. He just played [ __ ] around cook >> pickles here piece of cheese goes in the candy draw like my New Year's resolution people can be done at all and I do ask him anything he wanted to and he woke up >> freaking was working together seven years downstairs. He came >> he was um >> so why were you calling your brother? You think it was your friend? I was cheating on just I feel like I literally was feeding her like guess dropped it. She called and one of the times it was a long voicemail like two minutes >> and she's just saying random stuff like that cuz um I'm on the other side just >> What time did you fall asleep? >> Um I fell asleep till [Music] >> 8:30 this morning. Literally 8:30 at night. >> You f to sleep. Last went to sleep at 8:30 at night. >> No. [Music] 8:30. >> I haven't been sleeping. Mom, I sleep 2 3 hours a night just contact my doctor prescriber about it. They're handling it. They're coming up with something to tell me through the night. >> Not like knock me out completely. I've never been knocked out. So, >> what I'm saying, >> well, what what did you take today? What I'm saying is that I do my normal I always normally prescribe medication. >> Okay. >> So I >> it's our money. >> It's our I I'm conscious of the money. I take care of her 24/7. She had G2 really she t oxygen psy I did it all. >> And I come home and I say you think we talk about a few things like yeah in the me like what we want to do this weekend and he's like No, I have this right now. >> She jumped from talking about medical care to weekend plans with the energy of a sleepd deprived mom turned philosopher. Couldn't stand properly, couldn't breathe properly, but still managed to drag her brother, her mom, and a cheese drawer into the story line. >> That's like I'm I'm writing your [ __ ] bridge down. >> So, sure enough, I um I go on his face. >> What? Okay. At what time was this? >> After No, he was happy to see us when we picked up. >> What? >> He was happy to see us when we picked up. He came straight from work to pick us up in Lis. >> Mommy. >> So, what what what kind of medications did you take today? >> Okay. So, what I'm saying is I take melatonin. I take this and that. So, I took two gummy melatonins. took um 3 minute drum. >> What time was that? >> It was at 12. >> Sorry. >> So, yeah, he has been working in 93 $800 in child support. >> Really hard for us to have helped us a lot. >> What's that? >> Okay. doing. >> Where are these gummies? You ate the Ben or the the melatonin gummies. How many milligrams are those? Do you know where those are at? >> Oh, I had a bag of them. I had literally I was eating more. I had a baggie from our suitcases. >> And how many did you have? >> Two. I can show you online. Which ones? They're like 5 milligram. >> And where's the benadryil? >> Well, just tell me. I don't want you to get up cuz your legs aren't working. >> Um, >> what time did you take this at? said >> 12:15 because >> you were saying one >> I'm saying what I'm telling her she was saying stuff by 1:00 still and we weren't asleep and yeah that's good for 2 hour sorry two hour because they said she'd be getting lobster and lobster since she's getting older So yeah, no, I was just like I I don't do that. I I don't think really works, but um I used to take it all the time, but it works. I think it works. But I was um I was so exhausted today that >> Oh my god, Oreo. >> I know. Um did >> the paramedics here? >> Yeah, I called them. I don't have to wear them. I can't take >> you. Yeah. Taking my meds. >> That's not my job. No. >> What are your meds? >> What? What? What? What meds would he be taking? >> I will crawl there. >> That's not >> Well, there's lots of them, you guys. There's lots of them. I just don't want to um >> we didn't want you to do it. Can you get the >> Please bring all of my meds. Every single one of them. It was less of a police call and more of a live-action fever dream. The officers looked like they accidentally walked into a sleep-deprived podcast episode with no mute button. She bounced between topics like her brain had Wi-Fi issues. Paramedics scooped her up like a toddler with attitude. And yes, she still demanded her entire pharmacy to go. >> Hold on. Please, please look over the first carry to go. >> Right here. >> Um, okay. Can you just not >> We'll worry about that in a minute. >> Okay. But also, she needs to eat. Tell her she needs to eat right now. >> Is that Is that Is that her father? >> Is that my phone? >> No. >> Okay. Does she Does she Does she know how to take care of her? Does he Does it does Does >> No, not as well as I do. I'm saying I need to give him >> But he's capable of taking care of her. Yes. >> Um, he's not going to feed her or give her water. She needs that. >> Okay. When was the last time she ate? What time? >> Uh before uh 12 something. She needs she's regiment schedule. I know. >> You can't take the vape. >> While the mother was out here monologuing about Oreos, child support, and benadryil like it was open mic night, the baby just needed a mom who wasn't floating somewhere above reality. The woman was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation and was later charged with child endangerment. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone, and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then, keep watching.