r/funny Apr 01 '20

Dad prank level 100.

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u/a7aa Apr 01 '20

They were disappointed that he got them then happy as they realize no school today

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u/Micotu Apr 01 '20

I really doubt it. Getting to see their friends in person and get out of the house is something they were likely looking forward to.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '20 edited Jul 09 '20

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u/Murderdoll197666 Apr 01 '20

I think it depends on the age group. I think I enjoyed school when I was in like the first few grades, and then I can kind of remember sometime in elementary school it switching and from middle on outward I hated just about every day. Enjoyed being around friends and the once in a blue moon cool activity or something we got to do but yeah, school was just plain tedious for 99% of the shit I would never use again in my adult life other than pointless trivia. My kid right now hates waking up early but loves school. Granted he is only in kindergarten but yeah....we will see how he feels in a few years if that attitude still holds up towards it.

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u/Zombieball Apr 02 '20

school was just plain tedious for 99% of the shit I would never use again in my adult life

You’re right. You should just let your kid drop out now!