He wanted to play one, but wasn't sure which one he wanted to play. After much decision, he chose a 'rubber duck' game where you had to choose a winning duck. Choose the right one, win a prize.
He won.
He got his prize.
And he charmed the game operator into getting a second prize, without playing again.
He walked away with two stuffed bears. One for him, one for his little brother.
Isn't he awesome?
More on the trip tomorrow. :D
A smooth talker already. Watch out for that, that can be dangerous in the future! Hehehehe
ReplyDeleteMust have your stellar people skills. Ahem.
ReplyDeleteLike father, like son!
ReplyDeleteHe's definitely awesome!
ReplyDeleteCan I borrow him for a few race track bets? :P
ReplyDeleteHe sounds as slick and charming as he daddy.
ReplyDeleteHe's cool in my book. :)
ReplyDeleteyour kids are black...? what...
ReplyDeleteChoose a duck winning at what? Was it duck X Factor or aomething?
ReplyDeleteI remember winning some huge stuffed monstrosity at Bush Gardens in Fl and being pissed that I had to lug the stupid thing around with me the rest of the day. Teenagers. Never happy.
ReplyDeleteI could play Skee Ball all day. Fortunately, Matt never wants to go to the fair so I haven't lost an entire paycheck playing. :)
ReplyDeleteYour little guy must have been a cool little dude. Good job!
ReplyDeletenice post :P
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King of the Carnival!
ReplyDeleteI can never win on those dang things! lol.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he knows how to outhustle a hustler...marketable skill for sure!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?! What a sweetie, making sure his brother gets a price.
ReplyDeleteUm, are those Garfield plush animals I see in that picture? Oh, I'd be playing like crazy to get one of those!!! :)
I LOVE a smooth talking 5 year old.
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