@coolboymew That's clearly staged by whoever took the picture. It's not messy enough for real kids. It's probably an ad for the product.
Also, if she doesn't love her kids that much, either she doesn't have any, or she doesn't love them at all.
@coolboymew Not familiar with that tradition, but if it's their culture, I'll have to respect it, I guess.
@coolboymew Oh, I didn't know that, but I still find it a bit stupid and mostly for show.
Do the kids like that? Because all I would think if I saw it is: “I didn't ask for this. I'm not cleaning this shit.” Also, you can't even eat anything afterwards. The more I think about it, the more braindead the idea seems.
These grandiose shows of it are 100% for social media brownie points
@coolboymew Exactly. It would be a good idea if burglars entered your house, though. “But why did the elves took my PS4, mommy?” “To upgrade it to the newest and shiniest model, honey!”
You know what? I think the kids should be the ones doing this to surprise their parents.
