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It seems people are so glued to their phones these days that they are completely clueless about every other thing in life; even the simplest of things.
Yes, because phones is the real problem here.
Phones are*
Ever since I got my phone, I suddenly lost the ability to do anything. I'm now stuck in my room, because I don't know how to open the door. Send help.
Actually my phone has at least helped me find information out, so quite useful. Didn't really need it for a toaster but yeah..
if he was so glued to his phone he would have known he could just Google how to use the toaster
No wonder they wouldn't take back my toaster at wal-mart when I said it wouldn't pre-heat properly.
This is what happens when parents spoil their kid too much (or choose them as the favorite if multiple kids are involved). They get an unrealistic view of how things work and are generally ignorant of things normal kids their age already know. That's not including attitude problems, as that wasn't mentioned in the FML.
So spoiled kids automatically don't know how to use a toaster?
#18. No it does not, but a child raised to be self-sufficient would know. His parents failed him. I see this all the time in new soldiers. They don't know how to do their own laundry or cook. They don't know how to balance their check book, or how a loan to buy a car works. Her brother is 16 he shouldn't need any more rearing, he should be able to take care of himself.
Wait ... That's NOT how they work?
The fact that your son is 16 and does not know how to use a toaster is very reflective of your parenting skills. My parents taught me at age four. YDI.
OP is not the boy's parent, OP is his sibling.
Op's brother is their son?! What a plot twist! Those must be awkward family reunions though...
OP and the kid are siblings.
Nice try. Next time actually read the fml
Just make sure he doesn't get his dick stuck in the toaster
Or make sure he does. Keep the stupid from reproducing.
He might be defective. Return him to Walmart. Pretty sure they'll give you a refund
Or at the very least a store credit, though their quality seems to be lacking these days so I'm not sure you'd want another from their stock.
Aliens are disappointed in us because of your brother OP.
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Just don't tell him to put a fork in it.
He might be defective. Return him to Walmart. Pretty sure they'll give you a refund