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“I liked how the kid had a question about “why” and his father encouraged his curiosity by coming back and having a mature interaction. Good role model. Edit: for the reply’s. if having an interaction outside your “expected parameters” sets you off that much. You should take a big look at yourself. Your reaction is not valid, be responsible for your behavior and stop being a victim.”

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