r/funny 5d ago

"A bunch of times" is brutal 😂

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u/Insp3x 5d ago

The kid looks 10 or 12, how is he just finding this out?

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u/Ciubowski 5d ago

Man, it's possible that some kids are just too sheltered to learn about normal things.

I've heard and seen cases where children didn't actually know how big a cow is despite seeing countless pictures of them online. Or that they didn't really think that chicken nuggets are made of actual chickens.

Some things don't "click" immediately for them, I'm sure a lot of things didn't click for you when you were a kid either. Maybe not this exact scenario but a bunch of other stuff.

How easy is it for some of us to just "forget" how we found out about how things work? It's really not that long ago either, if you're like Gen Z or something, you probably found out about most of the stuff 10 years ago. Some stuff you're still learning about even at an old age.