if it's not connected to a computer or a smart phone a lot of kids don't know how to use or do simple things I'm glad that some parents believe in teaching them how to use what most of us take for common sense everyday usable objects some try but the kids hit them with it's to hard, I'm too busy or host of other excuses and are never asked again there's going to be an awful lot of bewildered people that just don't know how to fend or keep things simple should the computer world ever crashes or there's a major electric outage and it's now not just kids I see a lot of the parents with teenage kids pulling them and an RV here into the campground that don't know how to hook up the water hose, sewers, were the electric plug is or how to use the appliances in them you would think with how most of them are connected online these days that they can look up almost anything on Y-Tube I used to think why would someone take te time to make a video of simple things like rolling up a hose or pushing a broom as pointless but not anymore it's vital as way too many just don't know ok rant over
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