Got some Mad Mama drama here. In fact, this mama says we get to actually pick the punishment that her teenage daughter is going to face.

She's recently discovered that her daughter has been quietly taking her clothes and selling them on Deepop and TikTok resale pages.

What?

She said I made the discovery after trying to track down one of my formal gowns that I needed for a

social event.

My daughter actually sold it for $200.

Oh, no.

But I purchased it two years ago for $400.

So I demanded, I'm like, hey, you need to give me all that $200 that you made.

She's like, well, I don't have it. And I really have no way of making the money to get it back. I said, well, you know what? You're grounded until you figure it out. Surprisingly, she came back and suggested that, okay, I've got something for you, mom. What about this? How about you sort out your closet and anything that you haven't

worn in a year or don't think you'll want again, you give to me and I will go sell it, anything

you're not attached to? And then she said, give me half the money and I'll pay you back.

Now, I hate what she did, but I kind of do admire entrepreneurship. It's not a bad idea.

How would you respond?

I would not be going into business with her.

That is rewarding bad behavior.

Does you imagine if Magnolia, your daughter, took your clothes?

I would be so pissed.

What do you mean you're thinking about doing this as a side hustle with her?

You're rewarding her bad behavior. You can open your own account and sell your own clothes.

You don't need her. So you are not going into business with your daughter.

No. I stand with Virginia on this. This is absolutely rewarding bad behavior.

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