Girl Accidentally Hides Uncle's Car Keys For 7 Years

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Jun 7, 2021 7:00 PM EDT

Kids can be quite devious. There's something hardwired into so many kids' brains that results in them carrying on with all kinds of mischievous, rule-breaking behavior. And then when a parent goes and introduces a reward system meant to encourage good behavior, some kids will even take the extra measure to cheat the system. In this particular scenario we have a girl who accidentally forgot about her uncle's car keys for seven years. Pretty dang hilarious. 

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    Font - r/tifu u/Stunning_Spell_ • 11h + Join 1 12 S 5 1 TIFU by hiding my uncle's CAR keys for 7 years? M Saw a post about someone confiscating a game console for 18 years, so here's mine... My uncle had a habit of losing things and gave us a candy as a reward if we found it for him. So, all of us cousins would try and find an opportunity to find his lost stuff for him lol
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    Font - When I (16F) was like 5, we were at his place when I saw him accidentally drop his car keys near the sofa. I decided to wait for him to realise his keys were missing. But then I thought that if someone else find them before me, they'll get the candy. So being the little smartass I was, I kicked the keys under the sofa My cousin saw me doing that and took them out. Oh hell no, I snatched them from his hand and ran. The closest thing to me was a flower pot with some pebbles and artificial r
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    Font - After a while, my mom asked me come as they were leaving. So, we got home. Turns out... my uncle ripped the whole house apart after we had left. He must have promised his kids loads of candies Imao but they couldn't find it. Idk what happened next but I never got questioned about them. He probably got a new copy or something Many, many years later, he sold his house and moved out of the country with his family. Well, a few days ago, we couldn't find the t.v remote and my mother was lookin
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    Font - I had totally forgotten about I was like... holy that. I'm so embarrassed now. I did THAT just for the sake of a candy which I never got. I don't know, should I apologise to him now or let it go? TIFU by hiding them and forgetting about them? I'm gonna tell my mom first Edit: lemme clear the confusions regarding the age and timeline. This happened back in 2010 when I was 5. My uncle left the country in 2017, I was 12 then. But I just found out about the keys drama a few days ago. 16 now a
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    Font - IT_NERD5000• 7h I've done something similar in the past. Young me (6yo or smth) asked my mom for the car keys at a party at my aunt's place. Hid em behind the toilet and forgot all about them. Mom asks me where I left the keys, I say I forgot. All guests start looking for the keys, found em eventually tho G Reply 1 79 3
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    Font - cbelt3 · 2h FUOTW 6/23/2018 Love the law of unintended consequence and the gaming the system by a 5 year old. Uncle : Candy if you find the thing ! Smol Child: I will hide the thing and get all the candy ! Uncle: Surprised Pikachu G Reply ...
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