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I have not had this happen to me yet, but it's only a matter of time because my daughter,

well, she's getting to the age maybe where she wouldn't do something like this.

But as a parent, and in this day and age, from time to time to occupy your children

if you're, I don't know, out and you're shopping or something like that or doing something

that they're completely disinterested in, they might play with your phone, your smartphone.

Do you hand it over?

Yeah.

Do you have a lockout feature on anything?

Or is it, if you were to hand the phone over, would your, would they, the kids have complete access to whatever you have? They'd have complete access. But at this age, I guess, you know, they, my, my daughter is sick. So she's old enough to know than, then to go. Stay away from daddy's pictures. Yeah, yeah.

No, but there, she just plays, I've got a few games on there that are, that I've old enough to know than to go. Stay away from daddy's pictures. Yeah, yeah.

No, but she just plays, I've got a few games on there that I've downloaded for, that kids can play.

Yeah.

And that's what they look to do, right? That's what they want.

Yeah.

But kids that are really young, they just want to push buttons and make things happen.

So an Oregon man is planning to hang on to a purchase that his one-year-old daughter bought on eBay. It was a car. What? No. Really? A car on eBay? A used car? It was kind of a junker. It was $225. So that's why he's hanging on to it as kind of a joke, I guess. Give it to it to honor graduation from high school paul stout's

daughter was playing with his phone when she bought a 1962 austin healy sprite uh stout found

out when he received an email about the purchase and he's been uh looking for fixer up her cars

for potential projects so maybe he had this as a uh an object he was interested in, filed under there, and she just went

ahead and bought it.

Quick question, because I have Amazon Prime.

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