<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

"Riddeivan [22 M], this is Josh's mom [48 F]. If your parents do not worry about you. Do not assume that we are the same as they are. We do not sleep waiting for Josh to get home. So please, do not invite Josh out EVER. You people are a bad influence."
(Translated from our native language)

Context: We know each other way back from HS. We're all part-Chinese. We usually go out once or twice a month to drink and catch up.

Around 6 months ago, his mom called us at 6:00 am, after a night of drinking, cause Josh hasn't come home, yet. But he was with college friends and we only dropped by. Eventually, they found him at his other friends' house and drove early in the  morning to fetch him. All was well. Or so we thought. 

Yesterday was the same. We were supposed to meet up but plans didn't push through. So, Josh must have gone out with other people.

I thought his mom liked us. But apparently, she doesn't. I get that she worries for her 22-year old son. But for her to attack his friends for something unfounded, for her to decide who are "good influences" - that's too much.

The message hits me hardest 'cause Josh and I are usually the last men standing when we drink all out (which happens rarely, by the way). But we never pressured Josh and we did not introduce him to any vices. He drank before any of our friends did. When we drink, it's only socially, usually while watching movies or doing karaoke.

Our plan is to ignore the mom and just inform Josh of what she said. We do need context on why she suddenly snapped like that. Maybe we'll clarify things with her aftwr things cool off. Damn Chinese parents. Haha
<bot>: Friend's mom text-scolded us for being bad influences pn her son. Do we reply or inform Josh?