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Filed under: Family Money

Here's a heartwarming story of a dad who thought buying his son a pickup truck for his 16th birthday would be the best gift ever. . . And hey, so what if it was a bit of a beater?

Apparently the kid thought differently.

"You guys trying to make me look like a frickin' retard in front of all my friends. . .You guys are gonna make me look like frickin' poor kid in front of all my friends," he shouted, as he beat the truck with a baseball bat. However given that the kid weighed about 110 pounds, no serious damage was done.

Here's a video of the same kid freakin' out after his parents canceled his World of Warcraft account.
Disclaimer: The following video contains some inappropriate language.

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