Yeah, I know the drill. Quarters on the glass and if he uses them or puts more of his own in, then you politely kick his ass.
But hey this is pinside, so you buy your kid his own iron maiden pinball machine and never have to go thru that again.
Quoted from o-din:Yeah, I know the drill. Quarters on the glass and if he uses them or puts more of his own in, then you politely kick his ass.
But hey this is pinside, so you buy your kid his own iron maiden pinball machine and never have to go thru that again.
Problem solved! If only all our issues could just be solved by avoiding social contact and buying kids unearned things thousands of times out of line with their accomplishments! Woo!
Throw a drink in his face and get thrown out of the location (ideally before you paid the Pizza), then do 3 podcasts about it. 
No, honestly: Talk to them, and show your son that you're boss. Had a similar situation (about 30 years ago, with me as the child) my father handled for me, still proud of him for that.
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