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Do you guys have a kid, like a nearly grown human being that you are in charge of?

I've got one of those and I get

roasted every single day. I don't know what's happening with this generation of kids. Now,

I grew up roasting people. It's like no big deal. But this generation is relentless. I mean,

they will find the smallest little weakness, the most mundane thing,

and they'll attack it. For example, I got told that I look like I drink tap water. It doesn't

make any sense to me. By the way, I do drink tap water. I happen to live in a place where tap water

taste delicious, so I drink it. I was just talking about something to my kid, and I said

something about tap water, and he just stopped and looked at me and said, you look like you drink

tap water. And I deal with that daily. Is anyone else going through this? I hope so. I hope

I'm not the only one.

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murder.com for all things related to 10-minute murder. Now to today's story. Laura Grace Duncan's body was found face down on the floor of a hotel bathroom.

She had been at the beach earlier that day and was wearing only her one-piece swimsuit at the time of her death. Her cause

of death was pretty easy to discover. The 18-year-old was surrounded by a puddle of blood coming

from a bullet wound in her stomach. It was a lonely, undignified way to die. The teenager's body

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