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2011.12.27
Coddled monsters
Vox Popoli links to reactions of various adults who received a Christmas gift not to their liking.
In my family the idea of gift-giving did not exist. We didn't even celebrate birthdays till my father caved in from pressure from all my siblings. Even then, on our birthdays, we would get around $50 as a gift. With my extended family it was worse. Most of my cousins don't know their exact birth day. Why? They never celebrate it. What's the point of knowing your own birthday when it's an insignificant date?
So, it's quite something to see pampered, spoiled brats who've grown up in one of the freest and richest societies in history to throw a hissy fit when they don't get their precious iPhone.
Posted by Isaac Schrödinger at 10:11 PM in General, Life | Permalink
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