Drugs are drugs. There's no double standard. In actuality, the alcohol is worse because you can purchase it ANYWHERE. You can be in the store right next to a police officer and if you're older than 21, you can buy as much as you desire. God delivered me from a life of drugs about 3 years WHILE high and turned my whole life around.
@@SirSamuelofLouisiana drugs are drugs indeed…alcohol is simply a legal and acceptable, liquid drug. So, at the end of the day, Webster‘s parents have drugs in their liquor cabinet… And they’re preaching to this kid about another drug
She's a mother, and she found someone using drugs in her house. The way she reacted was perfectly normal. She was worried about Webster and his cousin.
How would you react if you saw someone using cocaine in your house and you had a young son and teenage nephew living in your house? Wouldn't that make you uncomfortable? You don't have to be a socialite to be uncomfortable with that sort of thing. Bob was the one who was wrong. Not only was he abusing drugs, he brought the drugs into George and Katherine's house, and they had children there. Katherine was worried about Bob, and she was concerned that Webster and Nicky might be exposed to that stuff. She knew that Webster and Nicky looked up to Bob, and she didn't want them getting the idea that it's OK to take drugs. I don't blame her for reacting the way she did. She was trying to protect Webster and Nicky. Bob's the one who messed up in all this. He refused to get help for his problem, and he died young.
@@JoseGonzalez-du5tt are you saying she was supposed to be comfortable and act as if nothing happened? Only a mother who doesn't care about her children would act as if nothing happened after seeing that. Katherine loves her son, and she loves Nicky as her son. She doesn't want them to be exposed to drugs.
Oh man my heart sank after seeing the end of the episode, it's so sad and heartbreaking :(
Such a heart breaking episode thank you so very much for posting.xxx
Thank you so very much for posting these.
i remember this episode from my childhood it always stuck with me
Thanks, love these Webster episodes you post.
thanks for posting, really great ep
This healthy young athlete died from doing a key bump! Meanwhile, Webster’s Mom & Dad’s liquor cabinet was fully stocked!
Drugs are drugs. There's no double standard. In actuality, the alcohol is worse because you can purchase it ANYWHERE. You can be in the store right next to a police officer and if you're older than 21, you can buy as much as you desire. God delivered me from a life of drugs about 3 years WHILE high and turned my whole life around.
@@SirSamuelofLouisiana drugs are drugs indeed…alcohol is simply a legal and acceptable, liquid drug. So, at the end of the day, Webster‘s parents have drugs in their liquor cabinet… And they’re preaching to this kid about another drug
Oh look its parker lewis
The guy playing Bob was in Magic Kid
When will part 2 of the trip to San Fransico be posted?
Sadly I do not have that nor 3.
What About "Uncle Philip" Episode
@@markasflood8196 Again, give me time.
I hate the way Katherine treated him after she saw him snorting coke.
That wasn't very progressive of her.
She's a mother, and she found someone using drugs in her house. The way she reacted was perfectly normal. She was worried about Webster and his cousin.
@@Lauren-k2h No she wasn't. She's a typical socialite that looked down on a drug user.
How would you react if you saw someone using cocaine in your house and you had a young son and teenage nephew living in your house? Wouldn't that make you uncomfortable? You don't have to be a socialite to be uncomfortable with that sort of thing. Bob was the one who was wrong. Not only was he abusing drugs, he brought the drugs into George and Katherine's house, and they had children there. Katherine was worried about Bob, and she was concerned that Webster and Nicky might be exposed to that stuff. She knew that Webster and Nicky looked up to Bob, and she didn't want them getting the idea that it's OK to take drugs. I don't blame her for reacting the way she did. She was trying to protect Webster and Nicky. Bob's the one who messed up in all this. He refused to get help for his problem, and he died young.
@@JoseGonzalez-du5tt are you saying she was supposed to be comfortable and act as if nothing happened? Only a mother who doesn't care about her children would act as if nothing happened after seeing that. Katherine loves her son, and she loves Nicky as her son. She doesn't want them to be exposed to drugs.
Did they ever say what happened to Louis family or is there old episodes of him
This was hard.