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Kid breaks his phone after losing in PUBG
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40 responses to “Kid breaks his phone after losing in PUBG”
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“hey mom…”
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The internal reflection after breaking the phone..
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Bad to worse, that’s an expensive lesson that
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You can visably see the many different emotions bouncing around his head. He knows exactly what he did and also knows he can only blame himself. Odds are this is the last time he’ll do that. Sometimes you gotta learn the hard way.
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r/watchpeopledieinside.
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Two lessons learned.
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My nephew does this shit with all the expensive electronics. Then my brother and parents just buy him new ones and have the audacity to pikachu face when he breaks that too. As if they never saw it coming. Thousands of dollars have been wasted on this kid.
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Yup, we’ve all been there. At least when I was a kid, when I got mad and hit my CRT TV, the only thing that broke was my hand
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You can see his little brain processing what he just did as his phone slowly falls apart. Perfect.
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Bruh thats free fire not pubg
Even worse
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I feel like throwing the remote cause there’s too many God Damn Commercials.
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My stepson annihilated his iPad for the same reason. It was not replaced
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As a kid I’d be screaming and crying, as an adult, I’ll be screaming and crying and broke.
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He’s the kind of kid that in the 90′ would have smashed the Nintendo against the tv, cry and break the controllers.
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Well well well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own actions
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Man, it can not be healthy to let kids this young be glued to a phone screen. Wasn’t there a whole debate whether or not relying on technology to raise your kids should be considered child neglect or not?
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Better to teach that 5 year old a lesson in “your actions have consequences 101” than what can come later with anger issues
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Rage quit, the hardware version
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No phone for you until you can pay it by yourself kiddo.
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Kid that young shouldn’t have a phone like that.
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That’s Free Fire, not PUBG
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My friends rage sometimes and break shit and they’re adults. I’ll never understand it. Like does it feel good to break a mouse that you then have to pay for to replace and that entire time you can’t play anything? Just, don’t break it
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2021 and no audio
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plot twist: that was mom’s driving for Uber phone
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1 bad game leads to no new games.
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Am I the only one who just can’t see that being his phone? What is he 5? 5 year olds don’t get their own phone. He just broke one of his parent’s phones and that is not going to end well for him. lol
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Yeah these iPad/iPhone kids are gna be something else when they grow up 🥴
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I bought my N64 when I was 12. I worked as a paperboy and saved $200 for a whole yr and bought it at Toys R US. I knew it was coming cause my dad subscribed me to Game Pro magazine (you know, before the internet). I pay it, I babysit that console more than my children today and God forbid any of my friends to mishandled my controllers. Playing Mario Party or WCW vs NWO was an inevitable death for the controllers.😂
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And I wouldn’t buy him another one
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I can feel his fear sinking into his body slowly making him hyperventilate
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I’ve always thought that competitive online games are not for children, is hard, even for an adult, to accept frustration.
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/r/whyweretheyfilming
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Sitting like that will cause spine and neck problems for sure
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Thats his last game of PUBG for a minute
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Here is a story . My friend once broke his laptop because some other guy threw all of his money into the void in minecraft Hypixel skyblock . He rage quit so hard that he broke his goddamn laptop .
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Nice tactics. After that, he never lost again.
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This is the only kind of violence caused by video games.
That, and the Raging WoW kid who tried to ram a TV remote up his butt
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Oh look, the consequences of his actions
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Kids need some screen time limits in my opinion. Not all kids, just those that have these sorts of reactions to losing. Gotta stop playing when you get tilted or feel yourself getting tilted. I see this behaviour in my nephew a lot. Also the YouTube content around some games in a way makes “raging” cool (that’s literally the word my nephew says).
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Thats why u don’t give young kids phones but TOYS
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