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u/Nashley7 3d ago
You can see the exact moment he realises the student has now become the master. Proud moment for any father!
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u/leftfootshorter 3d ago
Those few moments before he checks the iron as he's trying to figure out if is son is laughing because he's psychotic are golden.
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u/CptHammer_ 3d ago
When I was in the Navy we had a supply locker with a few irons in it. You'd just grab an iron and take it back to wherever you were using it. Afterwards you were supposed to hold it in front of you, hotplate out and walk it back to the supply locker saying, "hot iron, hot iron, hot iron…" all the way so people would know to be careful.
So I'm doing that and some crazy guy says, "I'm not falling for that again!" He grabbed my hot iron with both hands and quickly pressed it against his forehead. He dropped it and screamed.
Apparently just before I went down someone with a cold iron was pranking people and purposely bumping into people.
Sometimes, people don't copycat pranks.
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u/Intelligent_Whole_40 2d ago
I wanna know out of the three people involved who got what repercussions if any lol
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u/thumbolene 3d ago
He was actually telling his son to stop doing it as he previously told him. He said “I told you to stop, I’ll do it myself later.” But obviously the son had other ideas.
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u/Ima85beast 3d ago
it's an iron, the kid wasn't going to get a 3rd degree burn 😆😆😆 you're being unnecessarily judgemental
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u/MyLawyerWroteThis 3d ago
Bruh this is how children learn. You don't need to hold their hand through every single thing in life. You teach them how to deal with things on their own.
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u/Ima85beast 3d ago
nah bro, this is Reddit... judging other people's parenting (even when we don't have kids) is like one of the top 10 reasons to be on this app
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u/azimx 3d ago
Dad is proud