Stop pushing bullshit tv shows onto people.

This post was edited by Taurean on May 6 2019 07:34pm

Boy scouts isn’t just camping.... they teach leadership roles and many important life skills, by the time they get their Eagle they have been through 14+ interviews, a job interview after that shit feels like second nature - they get recommendation letters for good colleges they do community service - the list goes on and on, beats the shit outta selling cookies and chatting with a buncha ‘mean girls’ lol

This post was edited by Drakwen on May 6 2019 08:09pm

Actually yes
And I find it hilarious

Also
I am an eagle scout

This post was edited by hunter_1 on May 6 2019 09:06pm

If you neglect to provide in-home access to a minimum of five video game platforms, he'll be lambasted by his troop of kindergarten pals for being a weak thumbed troglodyte with strong posture and face-to-face interpersonal skills.

I see you're upset.

Big difference between pushing your beliefs and mentioning a show you and others have watched

This post was edited by kai_jph on May 6 2019 10:01pm

If it's affordable I don't see why you can't buy a console with children friendly games, but I would avoid the xbox live part of it. I don't think it's appropriate for a 6 year old.

I mean
They already have two xboxes
What is stopping them from letting the kid use the one that’s always in the living room and not the daughters?
Live is to far, but there are plenty of offline games to be satisfied with
If he beats a game all the way through you can give him more to work with
Until then
Be the parent and not the kids little personal butler

I agree with this. Put him on a music instrument and pay for some lessons.

yea. and you don't want a little kid having access to online games. at all.