jujiesings
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Once there was a young girl named Allison. Her 12th birthday was in a few days, and she was praying that her parents would buy her a Tamagotchi p's. They were becoming quite popular with her school friends, so she wanted one, too. But there was one problem.
Allison lived in the ghettoes of New York, so her parents had very little money. The p's cost was too much for them. One day, while Allison's parents were wandering around the Goodwill, they stumbled upon an old Tamagotchi P1. It wasn't exactly what their daughter wanted, but they hoped it would suffice. When they brought it up to the counter, the cashier looked at them strangely.
"Are ya sure ya want this item?" he asked shakily.
"Why wouldn't we?" Allison's dad replied suspiciously.
"This one's defective," he said with a concerning expression on his face, "somethin' ain't right with it. It's been brought back several times by parents, sayin' that it was 'too much for their child to handle'."
Allison's parents thought about this for a minute. Ally was a smart girl, and she didn't scare easy. Plus, this was their only chance of making their daughter happy. They silently agreed to buy it.
"We'll take it!" declared Allison's dad.
"Suit yer self," sighed the cashier. He rang it up for the couple, and then put it in a plastic bag. The parents then skipped out of the store merrily, not knowing what they had just got themselves into.
Allison lived in the ghettoes of New York, so her parents had very little money. The p's cost was too much for them. One day, while Allison's parents were wandering around the Goodwill, they stumbled upon an old Tamagotchi P1. It wasn't exactly what their daughter wanted, but they hoped it would suffice. When they brought it up to the counter, the cashier looked at them strangely.
"Are ya sure ya want this item?" he asked shakily.
"Why wouldn't we?" Allison's dad replied suspiciously.
"This one's defective," he said with a concerning expression on his face, "somethin' ain't right with it. It's been brought back several times by parents, sayin' that it was 'too much for their child to handle'."
Allison's parents thought about this for a minute. Ally was a smart girl, and she didn't scare easy. Plus, this was their only chance of making their daughter happy. They silently agreed to buy it.
"We'll take it!" declared Allison's dad.
"Suit yer self," sighed the cashier. He rang it up for the couple, and then put it in a plastic bag. The parents then skipped out of the store merrily, not knowing what they had just got themselves into.
