u/dlb1995

Hint #1: This movie is also a good reminder that you should ALWAYS do background checks on the people that you employ

I can sympathize with him, when he lost his parents ( I lost my mom when I was 18) but the way he treated his grandmother, even 2 years after the fact, was inexcusable. Rude and disrespectful. Constantly insulting her (calling her an old bag) and disobeying her. Never stopped to think about the fact that his mother was her daughter and that she was grieving too. Then when she finally had enough and kicked him out, he acted like he was an innocent victim who had done nothing wrong. Oh, and the fact that in School’s Out, he spent his whole summer getting drunk and then, stupidly, got behind the wheel and ended up killing a toddler. You’d think that after his parents were killed by a drunk driver, he would want to stay away from alcohol. He was just insufferable. Gotta give credit to Neil Hope for playing the role so well (R.I.P).