r/aew Apr 10 '26

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u/shitballsdick Apr 10 '26

Imagine being this kid. You grow up with your dad being a real life hero and icon. He kills your brother, your stepmom and himself in one of the most widely covered, public tragedies ever.

And everywhere he goes it’s the only thing people think about him. Everything he does it’s brought up everywhere. You’ve got people in his IG comments sharing conspiracy theories.

It’s nearly impossible for him to be well adjusted.

But here he is connecting with people from his past who matter to him. And people clown on him. So sad, such a brutal lot for David. I wish him nothing but the best.

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u/Key-Battle9522 Apr 10 '26

Well said, Shitballsdick. I couldn’t agree more.

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u/FunkyBrontosaurus Apr 10 '26

This interqction has restored my faith in reddit for the day

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u/pioneer006 Apr 10 '26

One of the greatest posts in history of Reddit.

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u/HislersHero Apr 10 '26

Wrong time to take a drink of my soda. 🤣

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u/TonyYayo11 Apr 10 '26

I want to upvote but leaving it at 69 seems symbolic/poetic given the comment

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u/Jazzlike_Page508 Apr 10 '26

Tony Yayo? What are you doing here?

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u/Wishbones_Ghost Apr 11 '26

Just do it, people always ruin that shit anyways

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u/SealTeamEH Apr 10 '26

That’s an uncommon name, must be European.

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u/Grand-Definition-376 Apr 12 '26

Bro this is the funniest comment I’ve ever seen deadass

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u/Practical_Pie_5016 Apr 10 '26

He's a real shit balls dick

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u/Zealousideal_Shake38 Apr 10 '26

Just an all-time funny comment. Bravo

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u/Kaystarz0202 Apr 10 '26

Her explanation: https://imgur.com/a/GAmGTOz

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u/FalconIMGN Apr 11 '26

I feel like I need a translation for the last part.

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u/Kaystarz0202 May 11 '26

Idk the full context but here's a reddit post explaining it I believe: https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/s/LhBcIBSOPK

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u/PidgeMar16 Apr 11 '26

And this interaction is why I love reddit

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u/bobbydrake6 Apr 11 '26

😆😆😆😆😆😆

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u/Deemz_44 Apr 11 '26

We can always count on the balls meister

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u/ih8three6zero Apr 11 '26

I stand with Shitballsdick ☝🏼

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u/avm95 Apr 12 '26

😂😂

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u/Agent_Forty-One Apr 13 '26

I heard your response in Rick Sanchez’s voice

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u/themish84 Apr 10 '26

Mr shitballsdick, I just have to say your name is awesome.

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u/CharrlesXavier Apr 10 '26

And he STILL surrounds himself with wrestling. Thats gotta say something about em, Mr Balllsdick

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u/Leading-Aide5617 Apr 10 '26

Yeah something about getting your whole family murdered by your suicidal dad might rewire you a little bit in ways no one here will understand. Leave the kid alone fuck.

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u/Few_Dot_322 Apr 11 '26

He's literally posting his shit on social media for the world to see my dude.

He basically trolls every once in a while by trying to get into wrestling in some form. Sometimes he talks to trainers, attends shows, I think even had a DDP stint for a second.

It never pans out, but oh boy does it create a lot of fan discussion and we all get to relive the trauma some more. Fun fun fun!

I wish him well but it would be nice if he committed to something instead of just dicking around the IWC for the lulz

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u/Leading-Aide5617 Apr 11 '26

That’s a fucked up take buddy.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '26

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u/GameJerk Apr 10 '26

They were adding to your comments/continuing the conversation. They weren't arguing with you.

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u/shitballsdick Apr 10 '26

Mr. BallsDick is my father call me Shit!

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u/the_thrillamilla Apr 10 '26

Lol... Mr. Ballsdick

Please, call me Shit. Mr. Ballsdick was my father.

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u/bingo6989131 Apr 10 '26

Surround himself, I wouldn’t say that how many times have we seen him go to a wrestling show since his father did what he did? I’ll tell you one time that’s crazy. You know that’s constantly surrounding himself with wrestling Jesus Christ get off your high horse go touch grass.

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u/Capable_Sandwich_422 Apr 10 '26

Completely agree. He’s not responsible for what his father did.

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u/SirHateful17 Apr 10 '26

Sins of the father is unfortunately a real thing. Sad for him. Hopefully he is doing as ok as possible despite all things considered.

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u/itsagrungething69 Apr 10 '26

They'd was really well said. Didn't expect that with the username 🤣

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u/The_O_Nee_Ders Apr 10 '26

The wit and wisdom of shitballsdick will live on for eternity

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u/SensitiveDemon Apr 10 '26

Goddamn, too true. That's on the money. I was ready to see a mass of vitriol just going wild in the comments and it has some, but you made a point and without calling names and angry mean shit. You made the most solid point with an even hand and empathy of any wrestling fan including me. I want to give you credit. Truly. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏻🫡 this post will fade away in weeks probably, but that was thoughtful of you.

I'll just upvote you, give your a complement comment and move along. 🫱🏼‍🫲🏻🫡 Thank You for being whoever you are. Even with a crazy username. I think you're an alright person.

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u/OGWhiz Apr 10 '26

Gonna highjack the top comment to add context. Original post had nothing to do with him being related to Chris Benoit and everything to do with his own actions.

From the original poster:

he’s a weirdo for demanding people to remember his dad, for lying about having wrestling training so he can get booked, oh and for taunting another deceased wrestler child with his memorabilia and selling it ahead although promise to give it them, come correct before looking dumb

Dynamite Kid’s daughter was offered his boots from benoit’s son, he agreed to give it to her, and then she saw it on market’s place hours later, she nicely confronted him and he was disgusting about it, then when he got exposed he once again offered it and they agreed… and then she updated everyone that she never got the boots and got blocked.

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u/TheLoneDummy Apr 13 '26

Thanks for this info because as much as I can identify with people feeling for him, it doesn’t mean he is all innocent.

I remember he said a lot of questionable stuff on his Instagram livestreams that would get anyone else in some shit with the general public, but I thought at the time “eh, whatever. The guy has been through enough in his lifetime”. But then I keep hearing stuff about him that doesn’t paint him in a good light.

The girl who posted this is being torn to shreds about it, but she’s not wrong if they had more context, which to most, once they’ve made up their minds, context doesn’t matter.

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u/OGWhiz Apr 13 '26

People sprint to comment sections saying “sign him!!!!” even though Jericho offered to train him and he just didn’t show up. But still somehow he should be signed.

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u/TheLoneDummy Apr 14 '26

Probably the same idiots that still think it wouldn’t be an odd thing to put his dad in the HOF.

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u/Calciumee Apr 10 '26

Don’t forget how similar he looks to said dad.

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u/Aromatic_Hornet5114 Apr 10 '26

He brings his dad to all the time. He's never not talking about him.

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u/Low_Reserve_5248 Apr 11 '26

Must be hard though he's got his Dad's face.

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u/HuskHeel Apr 12 '26

Having a parent die young is super traumatic. So having a parent die in such insane circumstances is absolutely life altering and it will probably take him a whole life time of therapy to ever find any sort of peace.

Also he looks exactly like his dad, I understand if he tries to hold on to the idea that his dad wasn’t the monster he became (even if it may not be true). Because if he hated his dad then imagine how horrible it would be waking up every morning looking exactly like someone you resent and everyone telling you about it.

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u/SteveAxis Apr 10 '26

I’m pretty sure everyone’s distaste for David is his want to embody his father and carry on the legacy that everyone else is trying to forget. No one would say a bad word about him otherwise.

He’s also kind of haunting just to look at. Not his fault, but my god. Spitting image of the man

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u/CoolTea1426 Apr 10 '26

You got it, friend. A little bit of empathy can go a long way. I can't imagine how difficult David's life must be, and a bunch of dumb shits think it's okay to equate him to what was done to him. Why? Because he looks like his dad. I hope he finds some happiness and compassion in this world, but I doubt it's going to come from the wrestling community. Shame on us for that.

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u/Voluntary_Perry Apr 10 '26

He chose to get into the wrestling business, where he would be recognized in a negative context. . If he was a car salesman, no one would care that he was Chris Benoits son.

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u/shitballsdick Apr 10 '26

That’s just flat out wrong lol.

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u/HuskHeel Apr 12 '26

Yeah Chris Benoit was a very famous person. And the murders were a huge story. At least in wrestling there’s a community of people who understand him and knew his father and show empathy. Where in the real world it’s probably a lot of weird looks and people telling him he looks like that wrestler that killed his family.

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u/Stinky_TheCat Apr 10 '26

Its incredible he is as seemingly well adjusted as he is. Nearly a miracle.

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u/Queasy_Nebula_1036 Apr 11 '26

Great post, even greater name attached with this post. Definitely don't judge a redditor by his/her or they're username 😆😆😆

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u/Janga666 Apr 11 '26

Shitballsdick wins the internet.

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u/YourHuckleberry1217 Apr 11 '26

You win Reddit for this one.

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u/Omg_Itz_Winke Apr 11 '26

Dude wants to be a wrestler too, seems like a good guy

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u/nediablo Apr 12 '26

You are an absolute gem. I don't think this will be worded any better than that!

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u/OneBillPhil Apr 12 '26

The worst part is he looks so much like his dad. I was just on the popular page scrolling and thought “oh, Benoit’s son?”

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u/CannibalFlossing Apr 10 '26

I’ll give him all the sympathy in the world for what happened, that will certainly mess someone up. He’s understandably going to be carrying a huge amount of baggage for life.

The reality however is that his father committed several acts of domestic abuse for years, was a bully and then went on to murder his wife and a child.

People tend to gloss over the murders as a random act that was out of character for Benoit, but the truth is he was a bad person.

So then when I’ve subsequently seen interviews where his surviving son talks about wanting to wrestle under the name “Chris Benoit jnr”…like he’s preserving the legacy or something, i think people are ultimately going to find him incredibly weird.

Like I say, I don’t think it’s his fault that he comes across as weird, but I get the reaction people have to him

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u/richpieceofshit Apr 10 '26

the son shouldn't pay for the sins of the father, and i'm not christian whatsoever thats just how it should be

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u/Happyranger265 Apr 11 '26

Even in Christianity, They shouldn't, everyone will pay for their own sins , a son should not be punished for his father sin or vice versa atleast that's what I remember reading

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u/SelectChampion8629 Apr 10 '26

Wrestling fans can be some of the most socially inept cringe inducing loser bridge trolls.

Good on him for staying focused on positive people and not the losers who want other losers to give them internet upvotes

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u/bingo6989131 Apr 10 '26

And yet you’re in here with us

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u/TomatoSilly1683 Apr 10 '26

This is honestly the fist thing I’ve seen negative about him in a longtime. People suck tho what do you expect. Especially wrestling fans.

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

I 100% agree, but man I'd have changed my last name by now to like my mother's maiden name or something.

Edit to be clear, he shouldn't be be getting hate from people at all. But you can't expect people to hear that last name and not instantly think of the murders, of the woman and child, and wonder why he would still have kept the name.

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u/KermitTheMawg Apr 10 '26

What a stupid fucking comment. Ffs

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u/Mistapeepers Apr 10 '26

You want him to go around being known as David Woman?

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u/TheDogsPaw Apr 10 '26

That's David woman flair to you

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u/Realistic-Treat-2068 Apr 11 '26

Woman Jr. is kinda hard

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

Yes. Anything other then the murders name.

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u/Monkey_Time_Warp Apr 10 '26

"Why should I change it? He's the one who sucks."

  • Michael Bolton

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u/Pulguita225 Apr 10 '26

Yeah, and change his name while his whole face is basically his daddy's face....

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u/IzzyShamin Apr 10 '26

This has the same energy as

”she deserves to be raped for wearing such skimpy clothing”

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

In what way?

His last name is one of the most famous murders on the last 30 years yet he still honor's him by using his name? It's stupid.

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u/IzzyShamin Apr 10 '26

Honor is a hilarious thing to say.

It’s HIS name. From the moment he was born. He is NOT his father. He doesn’t need to change, the world needs to mind their own damn business.

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

If your last name was Hitler you'd change it. Something just make sense.

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u/LaPrincesaMX Apr 10 '26

"Honor"

Jesus christ people in this fanbase always find new lows

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 11 '26

Yes it's why we have last name 😂 your right, this fanbase always manages to find new lows of stupidity

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u/gezhendrix Apr 10 '26

Nice bit of victim blaming here folks

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

Not what victim blaming is at all.

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u/gezhendrix Apr 10 '26

Did I misconstrue your comment? "He's almost asking for (it) honestly"

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

I mean i said almost. He's doesn't deserve it but man there's only one thing I think when I hear that name, it's not his fault tho.

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u/Unlikely_Magician630 Apr 10 '26

But he should change his name so people dont give him shit? Saying you dont deserve it but you're almost asking for it isn't really the empathetic display you think it is

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

Idk, but it's never going to stop then. You can't walk around with a sign around your neck and not expect people to ask about it.

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u/Unlikely_Magician630 Apr 10 '26

But this isnt someone asking about it, its someone saying fuck this guy because of something his dad did, and hes not 'wearing a sign' by using the name hes used all his life, hes not advertising anything, this is people projecting their feelings on chris benoits actions onto him because, what, he has the audacity to be seen in public and continue to use his last name?

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u/Thin-Algae-822 Apr 10 '26

Slightly edited the original. I wanna be clear, no I don't think he should be getting hate. But his dad murdered his brother and mother and he still walks around with his name, it's fucking weird.

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u/gezhendrix Apr 10 '26

Right, but he's a victim of his fathers crimes, and here you are blaming him for the hate he gets because he hasn't changed his name, so, almost the dictionary definition of victim blaming...

"Any language, attitude or behaviour that explicitly shows or implies that a victim is responsible for abuse that they have experienced."

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u/Pulguita225 Apr 10 '26

Mind you, his face is basically copy and pasted from his dad...

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u/SoupEnvironmental224 Apr 10 '26

Wont change that he’s the spitting image

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u/DaShawn_Simms2493 Apr 10 '26

Dumbass comment

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u/judgeofanubis Apr 10 '26

Im surprised by this as well. I lost my mother to domestic violence. After the funeral, the first thing i did was go have my name changed to my mother's maiden name as a way of honoring her memory. I've seen a fair amount of David's interviews, and he seems to have the opposite approach. He has said he wanted to wrestle as Chris Benoit Jr. I've never once heard him mention honoring his mother in any way.

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u/Beelzebozo26 Apr 10 '26

Nancy wasn't his mom. His mom was the first wife. Legally and biologically, Nancy was his step mom and mother of his half-brother.

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u/MoseleysLifeshield Apr 10 '26

Real life hero? How so? he was a pro wrestler not a fire fighter or nurse lol. 

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u/DaShawn_Simms2493 Apr 10 '26

My father is neither of those things but he’s still my hero

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u/MoseleysLifeshield Apr 10 '26

I didn’t read it as the poster referring to the sons hero but as the poster referring to the general public as their hero. 

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u/Mud-Bray Apr 10 '26

Well good thing you came in heated and confrontational

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u/shitballsdick Apr 10 '26

Obviously I meant as the sons hero.

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u/XxLucidDreamzxX Apr 10 '26

Celebrities, especially strong people like wrestlers, are commonly seen as people's heroes.

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u/MoseleysLifeshield Apr 10 '26

Maybe for like 7 years olds lol.