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You may be able to tell how unhappy he was from those photos when he got the costume, which he asked for, last week.
So being a good dad and telling him that if you don't go as Sportacus you don't go, and if you don't go you don't get candy; he tells me that he will go and yes he will get candy anyway.
Janet jumps in at this point, since I was quickly becoming cranky, and says "That's enough attitude out of you Matthew."
To which Matthew replies: "I wasn't attituding you, I was attituding daddy."
My son isn't normally that assertive and that funny at the same time. Janet and I had to look away from each other to keep from laughing out loud.
He's still going as Sportacus.
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