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I saw that episode. Call Roy and Johnny!
Hey - how come she wasn’t using her crutches in Office Depot? 
Boy, I don’t have the patience those cops exhibited.
My sister teaches kindergartners. She teaches them all “You get what you get and you don’t pitch a fit.” The kids happily run around reciting it to each other and somehow begin to learn that tantrums don’t work at school.
My parents’ response to food faddiness: “You’ll eat what you’re given and you’ll like it”
Yeah - that’s what we got from my parents too. I still avoid some foods on general principles.
Dad said this in response to any want, not just food: ‘It ain’t what you want, but what you eat that makes you fat.’
Mine made a deal with us kids: we had to take a number of bites equal to our age at the time before we pushed any food away.
Inadvertent lessons: how to teach your kids to take very small bites.
Yep. Unless a kid discovers they actually like what they were enticed to sample.
A few years ago, my sister started a small food service business in her home kitchen. The name is “You’ll Eat It and You’ll Like It!”
It’s more of a promise than a directive.
I would have guessed Methford.