Picture this: you’re at a holiday festival with your family, excited to enjoy a magical train ride through a wonderland of Christmas lights. ✨ But then, drama unfolds when your youngest child is deemed too small to ride. To make matters worse, you spot another family with an even smaller child who sneaks past the attendant! What would you do in this situation? Let’s dive into this festive fiasco and see how our protagonist handles the situation.
Holiday Festival Time!
Height Requirement Drama
Carrying the Baby
Safety First
Sneaky Family Alert ️♀️
Last Sweep ♂️
A Moment of Doubt
Final Decision
Muttering and Name-calling
Infant Off the Train
Train Ride Drama: Who’s Too Small to Ride?
Our protagonist (32f) attends a holiday festival with her family, excited for a train ride through a Christmas light wonderland. However, the train attendant believes her youngest child is too small to ride, based on her carrying the child. Accepting the safety regulations, the protagonist boards the train with her older child. But then, she spots a family with an even smaller child sneaking past the attendant! She calls the attendant over, pointing out the inconsistency. After some hesitation, the attendant agrees and asks the family to remove their infant from the train. This leads to some muttering and name-calling from the other family, but our protagonist stands her ground. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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