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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]F no. I’m getting coffee I’m not even sure my kids know Starbucks has something they want. Wtf is wrong with some of you.[/quote] This! Me getting coffee and not getting my child an unnecessary sweet drink or treat is not rude. Kids get so much. They don’t need to be entitled to something every time I get something. To the pedicure person, my mom went every week to get a mani/pedi when I was growing up and I just sat in the waiting area flipping through random magazines, most full of hair styles. And I certainly didn’t feel deprived. I just recognized that as an adult activity that kids didn’t do all the time.[/quote] Eating and drinking is not an activity that kids do? Why take them then? Pretty mean.[/quote] LOL “Mean”!?!? Good lord. No, kids do not eat and drink sugary and/or caffeinated drinks and don’t need processed unnecessary snacks and food. Of course if they NEEDED something I would get it. But no, just because I’m getting a drink does not mean they NEED something. They can learn that just because someone else gets something does not entitle them to get something….just because. You all must be the same people who can’t walk into a toy store, Target, or anywhere else without your kids demanding to buy something for them. You are the parent! Get a grip.[/quote]
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