Sup, you beautiful bastards. I hope you have it a fantastic Wednesday. A friendly reminder, you got a few days left if you want to get in on the Beautiful Bastard drop over at BeautifulBastard.com.

Much of the goodness will be gone by Monday, but we got a lot of news to talk about, so let's just jump into it.

Starting with, we need to talk about this incredibly polarizing story around Hank and Savannah Glembin. They're an influencer couple over on TikTok and they had their son taken away by child protective services because of something they posted.

Right, and while the original video has been taken down, there are so many stitches and reactions to this that we can still see it.

With one of the stitches that got the most attention being from a user by the name of Aunt Karen Zero, who even says this feels like abuse.

Right, so we see this young boy wrapped in saran wrap. He is falling. He seems very distressed. The text on the screen saying that he was a grumpy toddler. When you look at the top comments on the video, you have people calling the parents out saying someone needs to call CPS. And thanks to a video later posted by Savannah, we know that someone actually did.

I don't even know how I'm going to start this. Right now, we're dealing with a situation where Gunner has been taken from us until CPS can't evaluate our home.

Because I posted a video of my husband and son playing.

That video was strewed in a way as to people thinking that we were abusing our child

when gunner was like laughing and smiling and it was just a funny thing that hank did um because

gunner was getting into like the stove that day and like tried putting a fork in a socket

um like hink like playfully

wrapped him in clean wrap he had room to move like he looked like a little warm like a little

cucumber it was at no point in distress with savanna adding that the initial reaction was actually

very positive but then seemingly the video ended up getting promoted to people who did not think so

and it became a whole situation which she said she didn't even realize until a cop showed up at her door.

Anything like that. Like, we would never hurt our son. Like, we would never hurt our child.

He's, um, the best thing that has, like, ever happened to us.

Like, we went down and, like, made our statements and thinking that, like, Gunner was going to, like, be returned to us that day.

Um, and that, like, CPS would do their investigation and see that our home is safe.

Um, and that we meant our child no harm.

I don't know what to do, whether to stay quiet or post a video or, like, private my

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