Mikey Russini

So he thought it would be smart to take the, by the way, this was a gigantic issue in our family.

And I want your thoughts on what you think.

He took the bird seed, the bag of bird seed, that big plastic bag you get at Home Depot, feeds the birds, then takes it and puts it in the grill because he didn't want the deer or other animals to eat it.

My husband comes home from work, always does the same thing.

Runs outside, turns the grill on to warm it up, to get dinner ready, and runs back in the house.

No, no, no.

It pops like popcorn, right?

a beautiful grill that was destroyed because it caught fire and it burned through everything.

And we, it was a whole thing.

So my parent, my father's perspective was not like the normal person, which is Kevin.

I'm sorry.

Like that was a dumb move.

Who puts birdseed in a grill?

He was like, what idiot doesn't open the grill to check before you turn it on.

So we have had this six-month debate in our family of who was in the right here, and I would love your thoughts.

Do you think Kevin was in the wrong for just running out there and turning the grill on and not looking?

Because why would there be bird seed in there?

And the thing is, he made Kevin feel terrible about it.

And Kevin questioned himself.

He's like, is it actually unsafe that I didn't open it?