r/MadeMeSmile • u/IncomingBroccoli • 22h ago
Good Vibes I did it daddy, I solved the problem
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u/DaisyMaiisy 20h ago
Quick to solving the problems. No fear. Pure confidence. She is going to be a boss when she grows up.β€οΈ
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u/Behave_myself 22h ago
I haven't been to the Comedy Barn in so long! God I miss Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Dollywood!
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u/ShadowMoon314 11h ago
At the third cup drop she knew she was getting bamboozled and had to make a stop with it lol such a smart kid!
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u/ThatLineInTheSand 10h ago edited 10h ago
The Comedy Barn! Responsible for introducing one of the most hilarious laughs I've heard.
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u/Impossible-Pain436 22h ago
he keeps dropping the bottom one when she puts it back on top, so obvious. Why woukd u mess with a kid like that???
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u/omnichronos 21h ago
Having children solve problems when failing doesn't matter prepares them to tackle more significant issues when failing does matter. They grow up much stronger mentally, so you're actually helping them. In this case, it seemed to boost her self-esteem dramatically.
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u/zom105 22h ago
Thanks for the laugh..That was adorable..