Welcome to R-Slash, a podcast where I read the best post from across Reddit.

Today's subreddit is R-Slash entitled Parents, where a grandmother tells two parents,

give me your children, or I'm calling the police.

Our next Reddit post is from Alaska Lost Angel.

So listen to this week that I've had. On Friday night at around 10.30 pm,

my mother-in-law texted my husband, informing us that she would be at our apartment to get the

kid Saturday evening. She worded this as an FYI, not a request. At the time, we told

her that we had plans for Saturday evening, but she could come get them if weather permitted.

She argued this, but eventually gave in. Saturday night comes, and the roads are not safe.

We've had snow and rain all day, with more in the forecast for Sunday.

My husband texted my mother-in-law that the kids wouldn't be going anywhere because of these

road conditions. My mother-in-law agreed that the roads were bad, and we thought that was the

end of it. On Sunday, my husband went to work, and the kids and I went about our normal weekend

routine. Then, at noon, my mother-in-law showed up on my porch, informing me that she was taking the

kids. I reiterated that my husband had told her that kids were not leaving the house because the

roads were not safe. She proceeded to scream at me that she can take the kids whenever she

was because they're mine. I told her to have a good day, then shut and lock the door.

I then texted my husband to let him know what had happened, and to expect her to contact him.

She sat in her parking spot, screaming at my husband for 10 minutes on the phone, and then left.

When she left, I called her friend to come over and case my mother-in-law came back before my

husband got home from work. The day was going normally, until at 3 pm, someone tried to walk into

her apartment without knocking, and then began pounding on the door. My mother-in-law was back,

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