but he didnt get crazy for no reason...it was objectively a shitty looking burger... he didn't imagine it or blow it out of proportion...for all we know that may have been his birthday meal or a you got an A on something in school celebratory meal. Or that might have been his day to pick dinner and thats what dad brought home.So there's a couple of different things going on in this video.
First that kid has terrible parents because they recorded him having a tantrum and put it on the internet. Who does that to their kids?
Second maybe it's me but I get the vibe that kid is special needs. Something feels a little off about him.
Finally you can't let him get his way after something like that. I completely understand kids being crazy because sometimes they get nuts for no fucking reason. But you can't reinforce that kind of behavior because then you're teaching him that's how he gets his way.
is a shitty hamburger the time for a lesson in disappointment tho...because disappointment happens when you have to deal with something you can't change..there will be PLENTY of opportunities for life to fuck him over. Not on a burger tho thats fixable.That was a great opportunity to teach the child how to deal with disappointment. Sometimes in life you don't get what you want. You have to learn how to deal with it. How do we make the best out of a bad situation. But there is no yelling period. We correct that first then the tantrum then maybe we fix the hamburger problem.
Well, damn. Some of you typing like you would risk a visit from BCW. That child was able to smell, feel, and see that fugazy burger.
The type of burgers mom made from ground beef with the big onion pieces, when were children, are now sold at Smash Burger.
I can't fault that child for calling bullshit on that burger.
Did you see the disappoint and disgust on face when he held that bullshit beef patty with two fingers.
He was beyond disgusted. He asked for a burger and instead of going to Five Guy's or Smash Burger. They bought that bullshit.![]()
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hindsight is 2020 but the best course would have been for the father to agree that its a bad burger...and take him to the grocery store to get the makings he wants to make a better burger together. Fix the things that can be fixed cuz there will be plenty of time to help him through the things that can't be changed.That's how I read the situation.
Little man ain't want that cheap McDonald's shit. He asked for a burger and got a flat jack with two pickles.
Fuck McDonald's. That's not a burger. That bullshit is barely food.
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