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Today, I'm going to tell you about the story of the ghetto grandma,

Cynthia Sita Baca.

The Sita Baca. being jovial and carefree are two qualities I like in a person.

People that take themselves too seriously aren't much fun to be around. But like everything else in life, too much of a good

thing isn't good for you, like cookies. Cynthia Cedabaca is a charismatic person that

definitely isn't afraid to speak her mind. She says she just tells it like it is. Others call her

the ghetto grandma, and she seems to be cool with that. Her son-in-law, though, she wasn't very

cool with. It's 2014. Jaward Yostokio is a California realtor in the town of Fallbrook.

He's a rugby coach and a dad.

Apparently he's done pretty well for himself in the real estate game because his home is pretty big.

It's large enough for the family to make room for another person.

Grandma Cynthia.

She lives in the guest house.

It's actually an apartment that's above the garage

that they call the granny flat. Cynthia had a stroke in 2001, and her son-in-law and daughter, Laura,

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