Daughter Really Did That 😂😴
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You know that’s a good dad, as it sounds like he’s actually going to go through with it, and not just going to back out
Yeah😭❤❤
I agree. But I feel bad for the daughter. Hope she was in good health later
@@secretsecret1540sorry- was she in bad health for doing a plank? I get they might get tough/difficult for a bit but it’s not like she caught a disease
@@Callum_WCUE planked herself into the hospital apparently
Yeah I don’t ever promise my kids anything without stipulation and time line. Like my son wants a harp and I plan to buy him a harp but our financial situation is iffy as I am not working and in school full time and now home schooling him, we had already talked and planned to live on our savings and whatever money comes in from the business (not much). So slapping down for a harp really isn’t in the cards right now. And he tells me after I surprised him with $80 worth of Chinese tea and a his first traditional tea set (something he’s wanted for years). 😢 if he told me about the harp sooner I could have gotten him the harp instead lol. But if I make a bet with my kids or promise, I make do with it. He’s going to Japan when he graduates college all expenses paid for a month. If I have to work 100 hours a week for 6 weeks that will occur no matter the cost. I have three years to make that happen though lol.
sounds like a great dad, giving kids goals instead of just saying no.
This is how you make good humans I think. This is how discipline is actually taught. Teaching goals and boundaries and how to stick to them
Honestly a legend tho, as a dad and a good person. Sticks to his word.
The kind of person you want to be around even years after moving out. I’m incredibly thankful my dad’s like that
Of course it did take 6 attempts at getting good parents. Screw the foster care system.
Also actually following through with it is nice too
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Don't underestimate kid's determination tp get stuff they want. I've seen a kid throw a three hour tantrum to get what he wanted. Its amazing what they can do if you direct that energy in a positive direction.
Three hour tantrum over a kinder joy
That's not just any kid, she's filled with DETERMINATION
also never plank battle with a child. they are always better. I got stronger over the years developed an okay six pack and my kid self would smoke me with 0 effort and 2 pizzas in his belly
Don't underestimate kids, my lil sister ate a spider for a bet, her prize was we could go to MacDonalds 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@JonLaurs to be fair that sounds like you won the bet. You could go to mcdnalds too and didnt even do anything for it🤣
That’s a dedicated ass daughter. Imo that’s something to be proud of.
He never said he was proud he said he screwed up which he did. I feel for the poor guy.
OP might have messed up by promising her a laptop, but he proved that not only is he a good dad that’s true to his word, but is raising a dedicated daughter. Best fuck up ever
Should give her a 5 dollar second hand laptop for a joke then a really good one for her birthday
@@Theligmaguy great way to ruin one's trust with a child, huh?
W dad, keeping his promises and teaching daughter that hard work gets rewarded
And showing her that making goals works. So many parents ruin that for us and it takes us well into adulthood to learn
To be fair a kid learning Minecraft mods will teach them a good amount of stuff that genuinely useful in the real world. Especially if they set them up themselves. Like. Learning to mess with the fam files is a whole thing on its own especially to a child. Outside of that the amount of problem solving and active enjoyed learning that you have to do for any mod pack is pretty good for the brain
Its not that hard
@@pavelhagan209 as a child new to computers yes it is. It’s learning file management and learning to learn how to do things online.I know for you and me looking up a video and following the steps is second nature but it isn’t for them. Also modded Minecraft as a game can be pretty difficult look at rl craft. And separate from that things like stone block (personal favorite basically sky block but underground) teaches time management and problem solving skills. I’m not talking about this from the perspective of an adult or teenager this is a young child.
@@jester3773 i learn it when i was 9 and had no problems
@@pavelhagan209 that really depends on how proficient you are with computers.
@@pavelhagan209it is hard for most people, I’m part of a modding discord server and the owner has been working on a mod for a bit over a year, they have multiple people helping but they had to scrap half of the models to actually finish the mod, I’ve been in the contests and have helped model some textures and even that is hard, can’t imagine how hard it is to make 40+ different animals and 7+ different textures per animal
And this is why you dont make this kind of bet with kids lmao
Unless you want them to succeed. Do it all the time with my 10 year old, and I'm not letting him win either.
I'm definitely a betting woman. 😂
Nah@ivel1os
@ivel1osyou interpreted her comment very differently than I did. I took it as ‘don’t make such bets with your kids unless you want to see them strive to succeed’ and ‘I’m not going easy on him so the bet is fair and he has to earn his win’. With that interpretation she isn’t putting her kid down, she’s teaching her kid about resilience and how to set and achieve goals. Sounds like a good parent to me
1) never underestimate the will power of a child. 2) In a bodyweight challenge, never go up against someone smaller than you.
Dang that resistance to pain will be her greatest asset. Good job parenting!!
Girl deserves everything she worked for
Its sweet of the dad actually getting the computer for her
That’s a good dad. Teaching his kids that if they work hard enough and set goals they can achieve things
Be proud of your kid lady
My thought exactly
Sir*
OP is male, he has a WIFE..
@@gachatana9656 maybe op is a lesbian
@@gachatana9656gay
@@gachatana9656 having a wife doesn’t make someone male, but if it’s said in the original post or other posts on their profile then yea :)
What determination can do, props to the daughter, good luck to the OP
Now thats a good way to get your kid to focus on a goal! Say you'll get them x if they fan accomplish y. If they make it harder of themselves, thats on them, not you, but bonus points goes to them for making it harder for themself.
Kids will do whatever it takes to get what they want, so be careful what you promise them. Don't underestimate their determination and drive to achieve their goals.
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The parents that make their kids work for something and then stick to their promise are the best kind.
Lol, my mom did something similar. She promised me a cell phone when I grew taller than her - lo and behold, by 6th grade I'd had a massive growth spurt and got her old flip phone lmao
Nah, he's just reinforced hard work and determination for that kid. She'll be better off in the long run.
You didn’t f up. It’s teaching the kid that working hard to accomplish a goal is rewarded
You definitely messed up If a kid wants something they don't have to remember there's a bet online they just want something
they need to learn you cant just get stuff, shes 8 years old, shes growing up.
Thats impressive at that age props to the kid man
This happended with my brother a few years back. My dad promised him to get a new TV if he scored 3 goals and he did. I helped out for the opposing team as it was a friendly match. I was the goalie and my brother was the only one who scored on me. He scored 3 times and was the best shooter out of all the kids and now I'm the reason my brother has a TV.
That’s how you know when the kid really wants it. They are so determined and have their minds set on their goal.
She REALLY had THE DETERMINATION for that pc
About 1970, I was elementary school and daisy afghans were the rage. You wound yarn on a 2 sided peg loom and sewed around the center to fasten everything in place. Then crocheted around each flower to fasten them together. Mom needed 240 of them. She made two and got tired of it. I got a quarter a week allowance. She offered me a dime each. And made one to teach me. This was Thursday. Monday after breakfast I presented her with 237 daisies. She underestimated incentive. She figured it would keep me busy for the whole summer. Mom announced she was going to pay me less, but this was right after the spider in a mayonnaise jar incident, and she had made Dad pay up, so her made Mom pay up. (I saved $20 for Christmas shopping so good). I can so relate to this 8 year giving it her all. And good for you, Dad, for paying up.
That's a great life lesson for the daughter. Granted, she over succeeded, and, in doing so, she was miserable doing so, but she still completed her goal by working hard for everything she did. Good on the dad to follow through on his end, too, further enforcing the idea of rewarded hard work.
The dedication is immense
A PLANK IS A PLANK GANG🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Bro this is hilarious bro really fucked up
That is great parenting.
Make your kids reach ambitious but realistic goals and never back out of your word. They will become honest and successful!
"Anyway, I have to buy a computer" 😂😂😂
You won me when you said “I have to buy a computer”
Who wanna bet Alastor is gonna be a main villian
If you start making lifting or run time bets with her (especially when she’s older), she is gonna be SO physically fit and healthy. Use that will “against” her. Get her to exercise. She’ll thank you in the long run.
I couldn’t even plank for that long 😭
Very smart girl... good dad for keeping his promise
This reminds me of the time when my uncle made a bet with his son, my cousin, who's 15 male. It was his birthday party and we were all around the table and eating Asian food, using chopsticks. Anyway, my uncle said to him: "If you can impale a fly, I'll give you $100."
My cousin impaled the fly, and my uncle was drop-dead speechless. He gave the cash with embarrassment and we all laughed hard. 😂😂❤
That's determination. When you want something, you gotta earn it.
that kid is a UNIT i would cry too if i has to do a four minute plank
You didn't f anything up,
Rewards encourage young kids to meet goals and then when they're older they will be more self-assured and disciplined
A man of his word got my respect
I have nothing but respect and for for that child
I would do that and my dad would be like “Yeahhh I’m not going through with that” I already have a computer but like still 😂
Never underestimate the willpower of a child promised something upon completion of a task. 😂 Ot really is a motivator for them. And hey, shows she followed through, and so did the parent on their promise. And learning about mods for Minecraft can actually become rather complex the more she decides to dive into it, giving her computer and tech literacy and skills that are very useful in this day and age. Love that she forgot the number to beat though, and just went straight to 4 minutes. That's brutal, but wow.
So, here's some Minecraft advice for OP. First up, make extra sure to get the Java version of Minecraft, as the Minecraft on PC is just a port of the Bedrock version your daughter's been so frustrated with. Once that's taken care of, your next issue to deal with is picking a modding platform to manage your kid's Minecraft install. The first of two popular options is Curse Forge, the older of the two options, and has a lot more mods to offer and is supposed to route the proceeds of home page ads, but that's a promise they've been kind of falling short on. The most popular alternative is Modlinth, which claims to treat mod authors more fairly, but the UI was harder to use and there weren't as many mod packs, and it was hard to tell if individual mods depend on things added by others.
That’s a determined kid. You better keep your promise!
That’s one very determined kid and I respect that, and that’s one very good parent as well. I don’t think OP fùcked up at all
this isn't a TIFU this is never make a bet you can't own up to
Good on him for keeping his promises.
honestly thats fair, your kid worked really hard for something and achieved it, even went above and beyond, if thats not worthy of a reward then i dont know what is
My grandfather at 78 years old decided to get back into shape. I should mention that he was in extremely good shape when he was young. Well, anyway, he got a personal trainer with a friend of his and this trainer had them do a plank competition versus each other and so it started off where my grandfather did a minute or so and his training partner did like a minute and six seconds well this went back and forth a few times each one beating the others time. Until my grandfather got fed up and decided to do a four minute plank so that his training partner couldn’t beat him and they could stop
Holy crap that kids the mvp of giving it 110%
That 8 y/o is COMMITTED
I can’t do a 2 minute plank 💀
Plank is a bodyweight challenge. When I was a kid doing martial arts, the plank record was like 12 minutes and held by a lightweight 8 y/o girl.
My dad said if I ever got an 11 he'd buy me and my brother 9 pizzas. I got a 10 on one test ( logical thinking, 10 is max in my country). Everyone in my class got bad grades so he offered to give them an aditional 1 point for a few questions.
Well I really liked that class and I figured I might as well do it instead of doing nothing, so I took the extra questions.
I nailed those too, so my teacher wrote a "+1" on the grade, so it looked like "10+1", and when he called my grade (teachers usually called the grades out loud), he sai "my_name ... eleven!", handed my paper and moved on. Whole class turned around and I could hear some people ask "Did he just say eleven?"😂. Proudest moment of my life, I felt like a total badass.
Well, that day dad picks us from school and I joke around, asking what would he buy us if me or my brother got an eleven. He upped the stakes, said "20 pizzas". I showed him the paper, said "pay up". My brother and I laughed like maniacs.
He didn't get 20 pizzas but we did eat good that day 😊. Great memories.
"Anyway I have to buy a computer" bros the one parent who'd get it absolute W
Girlie is gonna have abs💀
Bro my parents would only go as far to buy me a gameboy 💀 how is this kid getting a free computer
That’s great! Never make promises You can’t keep!
DANG. RESPECT. That is some real dedication. ❤️❤️
Goated dad for sticking to the bet
Hey at least the OP directed his daughter into achieving something good to win the bet.
You made a bet, you honor it- a good man for giving the lady a goal and following through
Respect to the parent and the kid
I did a 15min plank once when I was like 9 and I felt GODLy and also it hurt so much
You have a strong determined kid who is creative, she could do great in some feilds (example engineering) if it stays that way
Buy her two for dubble time 😊
NEVER challenge a child on a physical exercise. Their strength/weight ratio and energy/weight ratio is insane compared to an adult's.
He finished the post by asking readers if they had any recommendations for different parts for a computer
Fucking hell that eight year old is strong
Bro has 1000 hardcore worlds that hasn’t been lost😂😂😂😂😂😂
Plank time > Planck time
😂😂😂 Goals! She beat dad and mom!
That kids determination for Minecraft mods is something i would never achieve ya better get her that computer
Sounds like a happy kid
My dad said we had the movie “Over The Hedge” in our dvd collection when I started saying how much I loved that movie as a young lad. And when I said we didn’t have it he bet 5 dollars we had it so I looked through 3 big drawers of dvds and never found it he tried to back out but my mother jumped in and said he had to do it. And he got mad and I said I’d take a beer instead and so that’s how I got my first beer
if he backed out right now he'd teach that kid that hard work amounts to nothing. keep that in mind when you promise stuff to kids.
this is the greatest and funniest thing i've seen in a while. love it.
She’s got determination
That kid just used *pure D E T E R M I N A T I O N*
W kid, she pushed her self to her limits and even further than that! She deserves that computer fair a square
good on you for sticking to your word.
Bro cant do over 2.25 plank time 💀
My dad made a bet with my little brothers in late July that if shot a bear, he would buy them an X-Box. Fast forward a couple months and he shot a bear. The first thing my brother said was “so can we get our X-Box now?”
Just did a 4 minute plank and didn’t even sweat. Your daughter ain’t got shit on me💪💪
that miner needs to get back to work!
No u didn’t f up that’s actually really good give them stuff to do make them work out and you push them to thrive so that’s how u raise someone successfully
One of my friends brother wanted a pc but his parents said only if he had straight A's for 5 years.
5 years later he has a 4090 build 😂😂😂
never underestimate how stubborn kids can be. the longest plank I ever did was part of a warm up at the dojo i went to at the time, and the instructors made it a little contest to see who could hold it the longest
now at the time, I was generally paired with this one girl. she was cool, she was exactly a year older than me and we started around the same time. we were also probably the two with the most insane pain tolerance too, since our unofficial rule was that we would put on any locks until someone tapped out or actual injury was a risk. she never did get me to tap out of a shoulder dislocation, but that's another story
so anyway, the whole class starts doing the plank, ages range from about 6 to 15, I'm 10 and the other girl is 11. slowly people start to drop or their forms are no longer planks. it must've been a solid 5 minutes before they called it a tie, because me and the other girl were still planking, just out of sheer determination to win and we needed to do stretches to finish the warm up. I was vibrating like a washing machine by the end but no way in hell was I going to give up before I was physically unable to hold it any longer
Listen you may think you f up but that baby girl is going to be soo happy and honest learning a very valuable life lesson to work hard and you will get what you want it’s not that she will feel happy she will also gain your trust when you go through with it so honestly I don’t think you f up your just going to have a amazing time with your daughter I would also recommend getting it not pre-build cus if you don’t you can spend time with her building it and honestly she will look back on that with happiness so honestly you did a good job
reminds me of when my dad told me he'd buy me a Nintendo Switch Lite with whatever game I wanted if I did 1,000 jumping jacks. He spent his entire day off watching his child do 1,248 jumping jacks, before collapsing on the couch. That is how I got my first pokemon game, SWSH.
Yeah I don’t ever promise my kids anything without stipulation and time line. Like my son wants a harp and I plan to buy him a harp but our financial situation is iffy as I am not working and in school full time and now home schooling him, we had already talked and planned to live on our savings and whatever money comes in from the business (not much). So slapping down for a harp really isn’t in the cards right now. And he tells me after I surprised him with $80 worth of Chinese tea and a his first traditional tea set (something he’s wanted for years). 😢 if he told me about the harp sooner I could have gotten him the harp instead lol. But if I make a bet with my kids or promise, I make do with it. He’s going to Japan when he graduates college all expenses paid for a month. If I have to work 100 hours a week for 6 weeks that will occur no matter the cost. I have three years to make that happen though lol.
I forgot how hard planks are when I heard this so I gave it a try and yes that kid deserves that reward my arms are now noodles
She's not only great at Minecraft but in the gym as well! Don't forget that. ❤She's no couch potato
GAHDAM! four minutes?! And eight seconds?! From a little kid?! Shit, man. She deserves that computer.
4 mins is light work my record is 14.37
I love this, not the "i made a bet with my child and now i dont want to buy them a computer"
A computer?? Shit she beat the form almost double she deserves the computer and something else 😂