Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/11/01/watch-this-kid-do-a-good-thing.html
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This is a little creepy given that everyone’s faces are clearly visible. I’m sure they got all the proper image releases signed.
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This is the same house that posted another video, earlier in the evening, of a mom cramming her kids basket full of candy despite the little one saying “Mom, that’s too much!” Hang on and I’ll find it…
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Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FjMtyA-_PY
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I’m so sorry, it’s not the same house at all!!! But in my head, it is, and it makes a nice story.
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I Want to Believe.
that this was not staged for clicks.
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The slightly hammy acting and look to the camera might all have been innocent. Then again…
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[whispers: did I do it right daddy?]
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Shitty as that parent is, I am mostly struck by people recording trick or treaters and posting the videos. Is this OK now? It seems pretty creepy.
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Even if it is, at least it’s modeling compassionate behavior. That’s worth some clicks in my book.
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If character is doing the right thing when nobody is looking, why not assume everybody is looking?
I’m not crying! YOU’RE crying! Stop looking at meee!
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I hope that the LifeHacker author who suggested putting out an empty candy bowl as a “clever” way of saving money without making people think you’re a jerk gets to see this video.
Remember, even if you manage to fool others, you will still know just what a jerk you really are.
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But what kind of candy was it? Did he just take all of his candy corns out of his bag? If so, this should be considered an act of cruelty.
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