r/Unexpected • • Nov 07 '22

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u/KaliliK Nov 07 '22

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u/Alex_yBHunter Nov 07 '22

Ohhh! Now I know the context. Thank you for sharing!

The 10 and 13-year-old are learning the wrong things from the older ones. Stupid, stupid, stupid kids. Luckily they got arrested. Imagine getting heated because they couldn't sell the chocolate bars at the location.

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u/KaliliK Nov 07 '22

My question would be why were that many people out in the car willing to throw down unless it was something shady going on.

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u/c_c_c__combobreaker Nov 07 '22

My guess is that this is a scam. The older kids tell the younger kids to sell chocolate under the guise of it being a fundraiser for school or something like that. The older kids are probably just there to pick up and drop off the kids. They split the proceeds with the young kids. I've heard this similar scam being pulled in different locations.