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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]16:40 again. I was thinking about this as I just saw my youngest eating too much candy again and changed my mind for other reasons. Don’t send the cupcake. I have a 13 yo son. He is very involved in politics but would be more likely to want to eat random sweets for the hell of it or send something he saw on tik tok/Snapchat/Instagram. He doesn’t need me going to a bakery to buy Biden cupcakes.

Maybe I’m also in a bad mood because although I don’t support Trump, I’m not that happy over Biden. I don’t think he’s a great choice. I am seeing my 13 yo fall into the media traps like many and repeat things he sees that may or may not be true. Personally, I’m pretty disgusted with the  entire election.

If your son and his friends are actual Biden supporters for real reasons then go ahead, have a celebration after it is announced. Don’t leave cupcakes tomorrow morning when you don’t know the outcome. [/quote]

I don’t get it. You don’t support Trump, but you are displeased with literally the only pathway out of Trumpworld.  It is the only exit, baby. [/quote]

Yes. You see the reason for my bad mood. Because I’m not sure Biden is going to be good for this country in a different way. But this thread is about cupcakes and it looks like OP now has a plan. I think it’s fine to skip the siblings and the plan sounds like a good one now that she’s waiting. [/quote]

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