Gran takes revenge on granddaughters who ignored her call - by locking them outside
- 8 days ago
This is the hilarious moment a nan took revenge on her granddaughters who ignored her call - by locking them outside.
Sofia Theodoridis, 94, was running errands when she called her granddaughters Vickie, 22, and Sophie Theodoridis, 24, to ask them to tend to her garden.
But when the sisters didn't take her call, Sofia plotted her revenge.
And when Vickie and Sophie returned home, they found they had been locked out of the house
Hilarious video shows Sofia smiling cheekily as Vickie and Sophie beg to be let inside.
Sofia, who's retired, said: "It's good that I left them out there like that - they deserved it!
"They need to learn to take my calls and not ignore them."
Vickie and Sophie live with their Yiayia - grandmother in Greek - in Connecticut, USA, alongside their parents and two other siblings.
Vickie said: "Our Yiayia has a close relationship with all her grandchildren but growing up living with her definitely cemented our closeness with her.
"I personally spend more time with her than I do with people my own age.
"She always says I shouldn't do that but I tell her that she feels more like a sister to me than a Grandma."
Yiayia Sofia is, as her granddaughters say, "the most typical Greek woman" and is always working hard to take care of others.
Vickie added: "She has more energy than us honestly. I get tired just watching her.
"She's constantly on the move and hates not having something to do."
Sofia moved from Ptolmaida, Greece to Connecticut in the early 1980s.
She worked in many different factories until she retired in her late sixties.
Now, she enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and making videos for social media.
Sofia said: "I was a bit apprehensive when my granddaughters suggested we make videos online because I didn't know what to expect.
"Now I love it. I love the comments and attention we get from people.
"I also really love whenever someone recognises me on the street!"
Sofia Theodoridis, 94, was running errands when she called her granddaughters Vickie, 22, and Sophie Theodoridis, 24, to ask them to tend to her garden.
But when the sisters didn't take her call, Sofia plotted her revenge.
And when Vickie and Sophie returned home, they found they had been locked out of the house
Hilarious video shows Sofia smiling cheekily as Vickie and Sophie beg to be let inside.
Sofia, who's retired, said: "It's good that I left them out there like that - they deserved it!
"They need to learn to take my calls and not ignore them."
Vickie and Sophie live with their Yiayia - grandmother in Greek - in Connecticut, USA, alongside their parents and two other siblings.
Vickie said: "Our Yiayia has a close relationship with all her grandchildren but growing up living with her definitely cemented our closeness with her.
"I personally spend more time with her than I do with people my own age.
"She always says I shouldn't do that but I tell her that she feels more like a sister to me than a Grandma."
Yiayia Sofia is, as her granddaughters say, "the most typical Greek woman" and is always working hard to take care of others.
Vickie added: "She has more energy than us honestly. I get tired just watching her.
"She's constantly on the move and hates not having something to do."
Sofia moved from Ptolmaida, Greece to Connecticut in the early 1980s.
She worked in many different factories until she retired in her late sixties.
Now, she enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and making videos for social media.
Sofia said: "I was a bit apprehensive when my granddaughters suggested we make videos online because I didn't know what to expect.
"Now I love it. I love the comments and attention we get from people.
"I also really love whenever someone recognises me on the street!"