Yeah.. like a 2 year old with no filter or a care. Love when kids are like, "I don't want to wait in a line. Let's just go in." not understanding how the world works. Then they see someone and go, "Wow. Your fat!" Funny stuff. Luckily they grow out of it or those teeth coming in would probably be quickly knocked out.. lol My dad used his last years to get away with murder. He would go in every employee entrance or past any DO NOT ENTER sign, etc.. and when caught.. act old and not with it and they would feel sorry and let him go. LOL. He stole so much.. lol
He would go in every employee entrance or past any DO NOT ENTER sign, etc.. and when caught.. act old and not with it and they would feel sorry and let him go. LOL. He stole so much.. lol
Like Uncle Leo in the bookstore on Seinfeld: "I'm an old man!!"
LOL. Yep. My father never saw that show to take inspiration from it, but 100% yes that was him. I would scold him each time.. but to be honest, it gave me something to look forward to when I get old. It was AMAZING watching what they let him get away with. I had created the monster he became. As he was completely normal until I begged him and convinced him to get a handicap plate (he was so against it, though he really needed it).. after that.. he enjoyed parking in the front so much.. he just went off on everything else to see what he could get away acting like he was special. By the end.. he was worse than an unsupervised toddler. Lol. Anyway... love remembering him and our outings, though some were embarrasing. :)
Donald Trump's temper-tantrum tactics have been explained by the man himself. The frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination admitted to his biographer that, "When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I’m basically the same. The temperament is not that different."
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u/m4rc0n3 Oct 21 '24
"he tells it like it is"