To be fair, I’ve been on both sides of that conversation.
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When I was a kid “let me finish this chapter” was always my response. And of course I never noticed when the next chapter started.
Yep, this was me. This is my children 🙂
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+andrew mcmillan I do that when we drive. Drives my wife nuts. 🙂
I wish this would have worked in my house when I was growing up, but my dad didn't care how many words away the end of the chapter was, we had to drop what we were doing at a snap. XD Long live military parents, right?