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Explain it to you
If a kid shows you their drawing/painting, don’t ask them what it is or try to guess; just ask them to explain it to you
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Sharing is caring
If you are eating with a friend then offer them your food since sharing is caring
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you should still laugh
If someone tells you a joke and you don’t think it’s funny, you should still laugh
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Always Call Before
Always call before you go to someone else’s house to avoid being an “unwanted guest”
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