Today, after creating a swear jar for my son, I came back to find a $20 bill in it and him saying, "How much does that buy?" FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, my 4 year old son thought it was funny to put money in the shredder. He stuck over 500 dollars in it. FML
Today, I realized that my 5 year old son has more money saved up in his piggy bank than I have in my actual bank account. FML
Well played
Today, my 6 year-old told me that he was stealing the fan I just bought. I told him he could have it for $25. He said, "What, you think I’m made of money?" My response was, "Well, you think I’m made of money." He replied, "Isn’t that what MOM stands for?" FML
Today, I found $100 on the ground. My mom is taking $40 because she was there. FML
Today, my son turned 8. We watched as he unwrapped a $55 Nerf gun, extra 'bullets', new shoes and a school bag with his favorite TV character on the front and a action figure inside. As he finished he looked me straight in the eyes and says, "That's great ma, but seriously what'd you get me?". FML
Market crash
Today, my son took some of my underwear to school. What's worse is he sold it to his classmate for $10. FML
Today, my 12 year old son came home from school and informed me that he bought an air guitar for $20. He honestly thinks this is a good price. FML
Today, I stopped at a lemonade stand on my way to work. A cute little girl handed me a mouthwash-sized cup of juice, and her adorable little brother told me it would be $.25. All I had was a $20. He shoved it into his overalls pocket, looked up with huge brown eyes and just said "Thank you." FML
It's not what you think
Today, I took my 4 year-old son to the bank with me. He asked why we were going, and I explained that I had a couple of checks that they would turn into money. When we got in line, he loudly exclaimed, "Mommy has checks for money!" Except "checks" sounded almost exactly like "sex." FML
Get counting
Today, as my 12-hour shift was about to finish, a young boy came in wanting to buy a $200 gaming device. His mom said he was purchasing it with his own money, which I found admirable. That is, until he took his piggy bank out of his backpack. FML
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TwoLeggedFish 5
That is kind of genius actually
species4872 20
That's what I like, good anticipation for the worst.
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TwoLeggedFish 5
That is kind of genius actually
friedpwnadge 25
"Parents HATE him! Find out how he beat the swearing jar with this one weird trick!"
Doris517 6
LOL good ol click bate!
species4872 20
That's what I like, good anticipation for the worst.
Mightytall 35
Too much allowance it seems. He seems witty, but that was a really bratty and disrespectful move on his part. You need to find something that means more to him than cash to get his attention it seems. Does he like video games? TV Shows?
smallandroid 26
#3's comment is weird, but I don't think it's a bad idea to remind him how much $20 can buy for other things that he likes, so that he doesn't feel tempted to waste money on swearing, haha.
ihatedouchbags 17
I don't understand why people are hating on your comment when it totally makes sense!
soulreaper12296 28
How do we know it's his allowance? For all we know he could be 16 and has a job.
mind_geek 15
Calm down Satan
Memeosaurus 14
At least he's being honest with himself?
FueledByFate 24
A shit ton, it'll buy him a shit ton.
gracehi 33
Hey! Twenty bucks for you! Buy yourself a big meal of his favorite food and eat all of it in front of him. ;)
naviajack626 16
I don't see the problem with this comment...
Jared900DUmpling 30
"Another dollar for the swear jar!"
LegoCarpet 12
This kid is going places for sure.
RichardPencil 32
"80 '*****', and you'd better have plenty of your own, because I don't have any to give."
Draxomaximus 10
This is how kids see the world. It's a bit of a wake up call :P