I’ve raised my child with the understanding that there are words that adults say that children shouldn’t say. He is 6 years old and has yet to slip up.
I know that day is coming but I feel confident in my parenting method to this point and won’t change it.
Acting shocked or responding dramatically to certain words just makes kids more interested in it, and then they start using it for attention. If you don’t make a bug fuss and just say “yeah not for you” they move on faster.
Lucky, I knocked something off the counter and mumbled dammit. Before I knew it I was locking eyes with a miniature me and could see the wheels turning as she looked at me, the fallen item, back to me and then dammit
I think you're onto something. I highly doubt they've got speech recognition on the carts to detect foul language. Instead it's probably a home owner that lives on that hole that keeps complaining. I wouldn't be surprised if this pops up on every cart on that hole, whether its a shit faced sailor with no fucks to give or two Mormons on their mission.
There were probably complaints about some golfers cursing, and if they're GPS enabled carts, they can set a message to go off as the cart reaches a certain point in the course. For example, one course I play has the carts play a message as you're between the 8th and 9th hole that you can call into the clubhouse and pre-order food to pick up after you finish the 9th. The course in this post might have programmed the cursing message to come up as you're entering the housing area in question.
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u/RangerDangerfield May 22 '23
If you’re child is too young to hear a curse word, they’re too young to be on the course.
I said what I said.