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They're very different. One is an athlete, one is not, they fight like twins and you know,

we have a situation this morning where they have the same project, do they both completed it,

one goes to football this morning and forgets his project. And so he'd asked if his twin brother

could turn it in. I gave him instruction to take it to the office so that they can then deliver it.

We talked through exactly what to say and his Harper is the one that was turning in for Hayes and

he struggled sometimes with following simple instruction. So in this, he did not turn it into

the office instead shoved it in his backpack and ruined the project that was due.

Okay, it's your fault. It's your fault. My fault. Okay. Yes. You already know

well, you didn't monitor. If it was this important then, you or your husband should have done whatever

it took to deliver it, pick it up the sun, who forgot it, bring him there, make him be late for

whatever he was late for because it was ultimately his responsibility. So the cut, the kid who

forgot it is the responsible one. The parent who didn't take the kid who made the project

is the responsible one. And this kid, he just shoved it in his backpack because he didn't know any

better. That's it. It's all your fault. Not this kid. This kid is the only one who should not be punished.

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