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Dad Locks His Son Out Of House After He Parties With Friends In Texas During Spring Break
Matt is not sleeping at home tonight.
We love our family, but we don’t want to get the virus not during this crisis hour. The hospitals are experiencing overcapacity like never before with PPEs and equipment basically not enough for everyone. Yes, staying home is boring, but it’s better than suffocating to your death.
Peter Levine decided he was not taking the risk. So, he locked his son out of his house after he attended live music with his friends.
Peter lives in Nanuet, NY and has been telling his 21-year-old son, Matt, that it’s a bad idea to attend live music. But he went still with his Massachusetts’ Springfield College friends for South Padre Island, Texas. He wasn’t going to miss his spring break.
His 52-year-old dad never missed a day in keeping in contact with his son. “I spoke with him every day and told him that maybe they should come home. I was aggravated. The news here was getting worse and worse.”
He added, “Matt sent me pictures of him and his friends congregating outdoors and listening to live music. It’s the scene you would not want to be in.”
He then told them that they cannot stay in his family home where his grandparents are living in. Peter said, “His grandparents live here and there is no need to expose them to god knows what he had been exposed to!”
Matt said, “We were only allowed to go to the beach in small groups and couldn’t have speakers; by then, there was basically no one on the island. The police seemed like they were trying to ruin our good time.”
Their bum trip almost turned for the worst as they head back to New York, “But the flight got rerouted to Tennessee because of a confirmed corona case at LaGuardia. The passengers were freaking out and trying to stay away from each other. But we made it home.”
Oh, and they were not getting picked up from the airport and had to find a car willing to drive them home.
After that, they were not allowed into the house as Peter explained, “I had filled the trunk of Matt’s car with groceries and left him an envelope containing $300 in cash. All the guys’ keys were on the front seat. They got out of the car [from the airport] near our driveway and I said, ‘Stay right there! Do not go any further!’”
He continued, “The guys were tired and they had a two-and-a-half-hour drive ahead of them. I love my son, but they were not sleeping here. I said, ‘If any of you have to pee, we have some bushes.’ Two of them took me up on it.”
Matt had planned to go back home in Nanuet since classes had been shift into online classes. But now he’s stuck with fellow roommates who were not wanted home. “Their lease ends in June and none of the parents want them home. It’s too risky,” he explained.
