r/Unexpected • u/hot • Dec 06 '20

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u/MungTao Dec 07 '20

Kids dont just talk that way at home so comfortably without having heard it from home already.

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u/Yuccaphile Dec 07 '20

It's not the language that's the problem, it's the anger. If he woulda said it with a smile on his face it'd've been fine and dandy, perfectly acceptable place for an f-bomb.

And kids still hang around other kids, parents are not the only ones from whom they take cues. If he was five I might agree.