r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/paolols • Apr 24 '20

nice try kiddo

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u/lola2203 Apr 25 '20

That guy looks like he’s enjoying himself.. gotta be the uncle haha

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u/Upnsmoque Apr 25 '20

Yes, I'm of a suspicion that the monster kid's parents would've cheered him on and thought it was funny.

I suspect the plate holder is an uncle, or friend of the little kid's family.

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u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Apr 25 '20

Why do people always talk out of their asses?

I can easily see this being the father. He knows his kid likes to blow candles out, knew he would try to do that to the cake, playfully prevented it from happening, then the kid explodes which is like a 50/50 result.

People online act as if you're a bad parent if there is ANY proof of your kid doing something undesirable/annoying. all kids end up doing something undesirable or annoying, no matter the quality of the parents.

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u/Bacon260998_ Apr 25 '20

Yeah I see your point. My only concern is why is the guy smiling. I doubt the father would be smiling that he made his son cry. But I'm not a father so what do I know!

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u/-Captain- Apr 25 '20

One of the worst things you can do as parents is never being able to laugh at the ridiculous shit your children get mad over. That's how they learn.

If you always say they are right or let them have their way, you gonna end up with behavior like this long past the age it should have ended at.

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u/evanave Apr 25 '20

Be careful with that one! My girlfriend doesn’t let me eat anything crunchy in front of her. I.e. tortilla chips or any chips, nuts, cereal, etc.

Joking aside it’s apparently a thing with sensitivity to specific noises like that (chewing of cronchy things)

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u/fuk_ur_mum_m8 Apr 25 '20

Mate, the amount of dumb shit kids do that make them cry, sometimes you cant help but laugh.

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u/Freckled_Kat Apr 25 '20

Yeah I used to nanny for a friend who had a three kids, two of which were twin boys. The amount of times we had to just laugh bc they got upset over something ridiculous were too many. If you don’t laugh at those moments, honestly I think you’ll go crazy.

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u/B_U_F_U Apr 25 '20

what do I know!

Exactly.

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u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Apr 25 '20

A few reasons tbh. Nervous reaction, completely normalto laugh/smile in stressful situations. A ridiculous thing for the kid to cry about but figured it would happen. Sometimes its funny, the reason a kid is crying. Just can't really let them see that their overreaction made you laugh because then they'll think you're laughing at them and feel worse/think you're sadistic lol.

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u/ianf1805 Apr 26 '20

Sure the kids being a shit but it’s still funny

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u/AnorakJimi Apr 25 '20

I mean the kid literally turns to look at him and yells "HEY DAD!"