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Sounds like one of my kids! When I was working long term care, I went on a trip to the county fair with staff and about 10 residents...all in wheelchairs. To accomplish this, I bribed my then 12 year old son with $10 to come along to be a volunteer chair pusher. Now, mind you, he did a great job and had already built a relationship with a resident named Shep. And Shep enjoyed being a bit of a troublemaker. He asked if my son could take him to visit a few sale booths so I figured "what trouble could there be with me in the same building and 9 other aides and nurses running about?" This was answered when my son got home and I saw he had snuck in his own "purchase" from the fair, which Shep kept hidden in his wheelchair! The two "guys" managed to buy a mini crossbow (must be 18 to purchase). I asked him what the heck he was thinking and my son looked me straight in the eye and said "Shep gave me permission! He's older than you so I had higher permission."As 12 year olds my mates and I had secret air rifles unknown to the parents and kept hidden. We ended up having mini wars with them which was pretty dangerous as they could kill a rabbit at a distance. One time one guy got shot in the cheek at about 50m so he snuck up and shot my best mate in the thigh at point blank. We had to dig the slug out to conceal the evidence but it got infected and we all got grounded for weeks with the rifles confiscated by the parents. We hated the sneek up guy for about two years after that, lol. it was for the best as it was only a matter of time until someone lost an eye or worse but we still hated him
He does deserve kid credit for that idea Debi, lol.
I have difficulty seeing you as someone who has ever caused trouble! lol
You are right lol, I am such a rule follower. I have had my moments but it was so long ago now lol.
