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Yeah, if someone points a gun at me and it looks real, my life isn't worth assuming it's a toy just because the person holding it is a kid. I know from personal experience that an 8 year old is old enough to handle a gun, and I'm not going to risk my life on the gamble of "this is a kid playing" versus "this person is crazy enough that they are using their 8 year old son as an accomplice in an armed robbery".
I have kids of my own (both boys) and we have one simple rule while we're out running errands- all toys stay in the car when we go into stores and banks. I completely understand that kids are sneaky, but it's my job as a PARENT to set boundaries and enforce the rules. As a PARENT op admits that the toy gun is realistic looking and she wants to blame the dim-witted teller for doing their job? I don't care what anyone else says-ydi op. the teller sees a gun and does their job to keep everyone including you and your child safe in the event of an emergency (real or not) you only have yourself and your son to blame for this one- maybe you should start paying better attention to what your 8 year old is doing because my 3 year old would NEVER pull a stunt like that.
You sound a little high and mighty, there. No one, not you or Super Nanny can watch their kids every single second of everyday. All it takes is a second for a kid to decide to stuff a toy in their pocket. Your three-year-old is going to grow up one day, and pull all kinds of crap you apparently aren't expecting. It doesn't matter if kids are generally well-behaved; they're kids--they're going to decide something looks fun and do it/do something they saw in a movie/misbehave now and then. There's no kid in the world that has never misbehaved in their life. "PARENTS", no matter how good, aren't perfect, and neither are kids...because they're KIDS!
Probably cause he cant talk or does not know those words
Ok first of all- I'm not trying to be "high and mighty" I'm simply saying that as a parent op should at least have half a clue about what he child is doing. Kids will do dumb shit and they learn from their mistakes but there is a time and place for that. The bank is not one of them. Op shouldn't be insulting the teller who was simply doing their job and protecting everyone including her child in a potentially dangerous situation. I never said my kids were perfect and I know they will do all sorts of stupid things as they grow- but I know that they know what is appropriate and what is not.
Actually, my oldest has a pretty large vocabulary-he surprises me with some of the things that he says. He just has common sense.
Not really the bank tellers issue! You admitted it looked real, how was that teller to know? You're dimwitted for allowing your kid to take it in public!
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I can see a very good life coming from this kid. Maybe not a legal one, but a rich one none the less.
Why did you allow your son to bring a gun- even a fake- into a bank in the first place?