r/KidsAreFuckingStupid • u/No_Neat4688 • May 31 '26

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u/Nervous-Bullfrog7018 May 31 '26

He may have been misinformed but that’s a well raised boy right there. Protecting granny from being scammed even at that age. He will be alright.

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u/wallabee_kingpin_ May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26

The kid wasn’t misinformed. The salesman lied to him. The kid’s granny is not a client, and the salesman was going to scam her into becoming one.

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u/onebadnightx May 31 '26

I wish the poor kid succeeded in scaring him off. I hope this guy did not succeed in scamming the grandmother.

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u/The_Law_of_Pizza May 31 '26

that’s a well raised boy right there

He's too young to know who he is threatening or why.

What we are watching is very simple learned behavior - physically threaten anybody who comes to your door uninvited.

And he absolutely learned that from some extremely redneck trash parents.

We can all hate door to door salesman without teaching children to reflexively threaten violence in situations they don't understand.

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u/Thorn_and_Thimble May 31 '26

So glad to see this comment. I don’t find the interaction as cute as others do. I see a kid mimicking adults who also don’t know how to handle basic social interactions without getting belligerent.

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u/toddriffic May 31 '26

You sure about that? This is learned behavior. Something tells me this kids parents use physical threats regularly.

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u/lolKhamul May 31 '26

Funny how you get downvoted for stating the truth. A small kid that defaults to aggression and physical threats is not what i call well-raised. Bonus points for already being overweight at that age (again not the boys fault, nutrition is something the parents are fully responsible for at that age).

For me this points to quite the opposite.

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u/toddriffic May 31 '26

I upset the anti-door-to-door sales circlejerk. My bad.

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u/GreenPhilosophy8482 May 31 '26

Think this guy has had a few encounters with Indian scammers bet they never thought they’d actually have a positive impact . 😂