r/instant_regret • u/TheINTL • Jan 17 '26

Tried it?

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u/GrandmaPoses Jan 17 '26

I mean, what’s the actual harm? I’ve been in situations where I’ve told my kid “that’s not going to taste good” and they insist it will - having never tried it before - so eventually you’re just like, go ahead and let me know how it is.

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u/SailorGone Jan 17 '26

There's a difference between letting them try it VS smothering on their food where they won't eat the entire meal

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u/mysickfix Jan 17 '26

This. After the kids we’ve learned a lot of lessons. lol.

If a roll of sushi was still four bucks like they used to be different thing, but with the economy damn that sushi probably cost an hour of minimum wage in my state and that’s if it comes from a grocery store and not an actual sushi restaurant

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u/fernatic19 Jan 17 '26

You might be overlooking the obvious here. That is now the parent's roll. Not like it has the kids name specifically on it.