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The whole thing looked like a staged photo op. I mean really. The kid running to get it but doesn't want it? That awkward hug at the end? 2 different races?
The parent wasn’t with him when he got the ball. You have to get up and run for it as soon as it hit there’s no time for discussion first. You guys need to take your tinfoil hats off I mean really it’s absurd to think that this could be staged. I guess as the kid leaped up and ran for the ball dad was shouting “Find a black kid to give it to!!”, right, LOL? Good grief.
The parent wasn’t with him when he got the ball. You have to get up and run for it as soon as it hit there’s no time for discussion first. You guys need to take your tinfoil hats off I mean really it’s absurd to think that this could be staged. I guess as the kid leaped up and ran for the ball dad was shouting “Find a black kid to give it to!!”, right, LOL? Good grief.
LOL.. did you watch the video?? the kid that retrieved and gave away the ball was black or chocolate color. The other kid who was too slow to retrieve the ball was white or vanilla color.
LOL.. did you watch the video?? the kid that retrieved and gave away the ball was black or chocolate color. The other kid who was too slow to retrieve the ball was white or vanilla color.
OK then simply reverse the characters in my line about it. It’s not relevant to my point which child was which race.
What was the point for that kid to go after the ball if he was just going to give it away??
One possibility:
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Originally Posted by lkb0714
For many people the job is in the chasing not the having.
Other possibilities:
Maybe this was the payoff for a bet? Or maybe reciprocating some other action? Ask the kids.
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Must be tough being so cynical. 
