I don't owe Mr. Soldan a damned thing or you either for that matter.
I have lived my 51 years as an upright and decent citizen and raised my children...two them prosperous adults with families of their own, to be the same.
I have always taken my children with me wherever I went. If it wasn't decent enough for them to be there, then it wasn't decent enough for me and vice-versa.
It galls my a$$ that other people who have raised their children as they seen fit.....expect the offspring of others to adhere to their sense of behavior.
Children are little people, not robots to follow a preplanned routine as programmed by their masters.
"When I was a child, I acted as a child. When I became a man, I put away childish things." A man named Paul wrote that. Food for thought. That is why I have never understood a grown man's preoccupation with watching other grown men play with a ball or other toy. What a damned waste of time and enormous amounts of money and energy. Add to that the twisted forks who will b!tch because a child...is being a child, and disturbs them while they are doing a childish thing...watching a ball game.
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