Wait, you get a children allocation?! Who’s bad idea was that?!
(kidding, I expect you’d be a Magical parent 
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You like the Poly now? I can’t keep up.
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Well, if he doesn’t have to pay for it, then it doesn’t matter as much???
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I am the opposite. I realized during a trip to NYC that cities don’t do much for me. I love historical sites and sometimes those are in the middle of cities. But a city full of sky scrapers and funky smell … no thank you. I love the parks - National Parks and Disney Parks! 
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Although if the seas do rise, then @sanstitre_has_left_the_building could just take a cruise to WDW instead of a flight. Steam the ship right up to the gates of EPCOT!!!
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Make a donation to offset your trip?
How about “Mask mandates in public schools: yay or nay” ? 
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If you have a good and a silver already, do you throw the contest to get bronze and complete the collection? 
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According to the graph, this idea is sound.
Save the planet! Get rid of humans!
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Slow ball pitch down the center of the plate. Is anyone going to hit this out of the park?
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True collectors will say yes.
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Nope. It’s a sound pitch!!
(Assuming I’m getting the baseball analogy right 
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Wait, so I’m supposed to live car free and get a hybrid? How does that work?
Get a hybrid but don’t use it. LOL!
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hybrids or electric don’t count as a car 
so yes, car free w/ a hybrid 
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I’m not having children and I drive a hybrid. You’re welcome world.
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You da real MVP
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It’s also true (as well as your theory) that the data is really clear that in developed countries, it’s an economic disadvantage to have more children, so people naturally have less; in developing countries, it’s an economic advantage to have more (you can put them to work, plus you need someone to care for you in your old age) so they naturally do. It’s a challenging puzzle.
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