Larry Krohn and Robert Cabral Uncensored on all Topics - Episode 119

[@MagnusFXT]

My TWO favorite dog experts on earth. This is heaven sent ❤

[@acefectoAirborneArcticRecon]

Long form podcasts really separates the good from the great! I appreciate getting to know the real personalities of trainers. Thank you for the content I always learn something!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Glad you like them!

[@hoppy2515]

Absolutely fantastic those two guys. I love it when pros come together and stick together

[@sheilasmith7779]

Everyone should watch this video. Simple life lessons. Great wisdom.

[@kchabak68]

Robert Cabral raises the bar higher and higher for all other dog trainers and their channels.

[@milkmaid4077]

I didn't find A THING WRONG with your conversation. I found it refreshing that there are still men willing to be real men. Thank you boys for almost 2 hours well spent. I'm a nearly 60 year old woman who actually raises Rottweilers on a, small but, actual ranch. Cattle, sheep, horses, chickens... it's not easy. The dogs must be well schooled and supervised at all times until mature enough to understand whats correct behavior and what isn't. They must also have a yard that is livestock free and secure for both them to stay in and the momma cows to stay out of, so that when unattended everyone can stay safe. 😉

[@GeorgeJCLS]

Two of the very best professional dog trainers around and so down to earth great guys! Wealth of experience and experties, ive learned so much from both of you! Stay blessed 🙌

[@RobertCabralDogs]

You are so kind

[@coachdraz8866]

Got my first pupp in my life year and a half ago. Because of these two guys and balanced training I can let her off leash everywhere and recall her and I'm not even using an e-collar. She is still super young but better behaved than any dog in my town. Tnx boiz and keep doin what you doin! 🙏🏻

[@lucyquinton276]

Excellent conversation. I didn’t know of Larry Krohn beforehand but will absolutely go and check out his content. Thank you for keeping going despite your disillusionment with social media Robert, you’re really helping so many animals.

[@osathegermanshepherd]

Love hearing you guys. Real, honest, straight forward conversation.

[@jenniferkerkhoff129]

I can't get enough of you 2 guys! You explain things so well and have such a love for the dog. Listening and watching your videos has helped me so much on identifying things I'm doing wrong that confuses my dog. My dogs first experience was a positive only trainer recommended by our vet. That wasn't working. Started searching for other options. There are so many dog training videos on the internet I;m so glad I came across you guys.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thank you so much!

[@georgejetzon3833]

Great conversation - Thanks Robert and Larry - Always to the point!

[@loridouglas4521]

Two of my favorite people talking dogs! Loved every minute of it!

[@jdiz3085]

These two guys are great for the dogs and trainers. I've rescued some big scary dogs that were set to be destroyed. Dogs need a balanced method. No positive only trainer would get near these dogs. Heavy handed E-collar guys would have fried the soul out of them. So glad to find sane trainers like Larry and Robert to learn from.

[@calista1280]

As with horses, firm, confident control works, but never be abusive! End the session, try again tomorrow.

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

​@@calista1280Steve Young - pain is the worst motivator. And horses can literally kill you without meaning to. Hope that helps.

[@estevangonzalez2744]

I wish they didn’t get politics into it, that’s a turn off for me. Is not about demographics, is about information.

[@ellemarierolfe7518]

Oh my God I love this episode! My 2 favorite trainers of all time together I love you both!😊

[@cindymcdevitt952]

What an incredible conversation. I totally agreed with you both! Thank you both so much for such an enjoyable time spent listening to.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stanferguson4653]

Larry, you perked my ears up when you said "it seems all I'm training now is Dobermans".Because on the Doberman groups when anyone asks I always give em yer name. You were a lotta help when we got our last Dobie. To be honest the previous dogs were my wife's, they choose her and I didn't take a big interest, busy with work and all. But this one was different, primarily because he choose me. I knew I needed help and scanning the internet I found a lotta different trainers, but you seemed more down to earth, honest and realistic. You've been a blessing man.., I thank ya. I'm not saying I had anything to do with any of those people coming to you... but it would be nice if I did. Kind of like a repayment for all your help.

[@Zhahn-Pam]

Robert, I have been training dogs since 1969, am a 68-year-old, 5ft tall female. Due to my age, I only work with companion dogs and traumatized dogs. I am trying my hand at making KZbin videos. I am the owner and trainer of Team Peaches Dog Training and Education. I have so much respect non BS trainers as yourself, Larry, Jay, Joel Beckman, Sean O'Shea, Micheal Ellis, Nate Schomer, and Will Atherton. I presently live with 7 dogs who are mixes of, Border Collie/Jack Russell. Lab/Pitbull. Rhodesian Ridgeback/Egyptian Pharoah Hound. Australian Cattle Dog/Catahoula. American Fox Hound/Catahoula. Lastly, Pitbull/Jack Russell. I tell my clients the very same things that both of you are discussing in this video. I would categorize myself as a common sense and realistic trainer. I have followed you for a long time. Would you mind visiting my channel, Team Peaches Dog Training and Education, and leaving a comment? At the time of this comment, I only have 6 videos out but your commenting would mean so much to me. Thank you. Zhahn-Pam

[@sister_cattleprod]

Good to see you, Larry! Both you and Robert are par excellence when it comes to working with dogs! Larry, expect a text within 24h from me! I know you will recall our previous conversations & texts... Been a few years!

[@5150lefont]

My dog training was going really poorly and then after seeing the two great trainers together i realized that i was missing one detail. As soon as my dog saw me wearing that trucker hat with the brim bent properly...

[@alisha_madariaga]

YES!!! Love these 2 together !

[@shermanbrown2539]

I love you Guys. I am a 63 yr old Black Man. I started getting Dogs from the shelter when I was 10yrs old.saleing Dogs for $20. All off leash trained !!!

[@shermanbrown2539]

I tethered all new Dogs to an English Shepherd, "BUCK" And He Taught Me !!!

[@shermanbrown2539]

A Rope Was Main Tool !!! Thank You !!!

[@deanbalouris330]

This conversation went in a direction that I never expected. Great segment. Thanks to both of you!

[@rigohook1160]

Oh my, i always love the results when you two come together. The both of you have sparked my curiosity about dog training again.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Our pleasure!

[@shell88ish]

Nice! You 2 guys are my favorites on you tube. Lots of common sense here!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Wow, thanks!

[@rico4you]

When 2 Dog Trainers Dog Lovers speak so clearly This is It. So balanced so we'll said all. Epic video..so much more with Dogs and Society.Thank you Larry thank you Robert. ...for doing the Right Thing!!💪👍💯😎🙏👏👏👏

[@lisabrady9083]

I'm a 'trainer in training' (hopefully rest of my life, learning that is:) I was ŵalking my 149# Newfoundland, super chill most of the time, a 'force free' owner of Bordie Collie was sitting on the our local downtown Ave with her dog ready to pounce under the table at any dog walking by, Rupert (Newfie) gently wanted to check out dog, I asked permission , this dog went after Rupert, he totally retreated. I couldn't help myself asking, 'So, how is the force free training working for you?!' Needless to say, the snarl I heard didn't come from the dog, but the owner...😅 the beauty of being in my sixties is I say what I feel most of the time! Thank you to you both for helping me be a better dog owner, and dog worker❤

[@jewelsbarbie]

I absolutely loved this podcast! Thank you so much.

[@ElliotAustin-vg3qx]

Fantastic podcast, just 2 guys shooting the breeze with so many truths. Great content & such a good watch.

[@Klugschieterin]

Thank you both so much for this conversation ❤🙏

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thanks for listening

[@GoannaUK]

What a great convo!!! Well done on taking on the divisive stuff and not falling into some nonsense. I found out when i adopted my first

[@ShieldMaiden452]

I really appreciate you both in the industry and constantly share your videos and info whenever I can!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

I appreciate that!

[@robbiegrant6036]

I like and admire you both individually, but together I love it!

[@latreciachancey5874]

I love watching and listening to both of you always! Thank you both for caring so much.

[@JanineMKartist]

Very interesting discussions . Enjoyed listening. Also hope to catch your next live.

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

I second the Social Media BS. Love Larry;s honesty ,humour is so important in all situations where heling folks to relax. Really loved this. Thank you both. You are both looking really well. Forget planning anything before meeting any new dog.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Right on

[@jimdinawallace6306]

You guys are amazing thank you for what you do.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thank you!!!!

[@GK-mv1vu]

Love every single of your Podcast. Probably as i have similar point of view on many things. Love Raw honesty from both of you! No BS🎉!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@samanthastark7502]

I Absolutely love you two. Great conversation ❤

[@waynefelton4179]

Brilliant watch guys 👍

[@dogsfromthecity]

What I see a lot in what is lacking in young dog trainers is lack of handling skills. As u mentioned, basic leash skills, touching the dog aside giving affection. Really being hands on, and not relying too much on only handing over food.

[@fathenrycavill]

Coming from a "white liberal" I have to say that liberals in a nutshell won't destroy the country, radicalism on both sides will because the government doesn't do shit for us, and the more we divide the worse it will get. I'd like to genuinely have a conversation with two open minded people such as you and Larry on why you think radicalism happens on both sides. So often people are so quick to disagree and end the topic, but I think you could learn a lot from me and me a lot from you. Don't you? Anyway, ruffle feathers and keep speaking your truth, maybe one day everyone will come together again and agree things need to change for the better. Take it easy fellas.

[@johncspine2787]

Thanks..I try to counter the “jokes” against liberals that are often dropped in podcasts that are based on Fox lies that perpetuate the dangerous propaganda we are steeped in. The idea that liberals don’t want police, or to be safe is ridiculous, and another lie..democrat run cities spend more on their Police Departments than Republican administrations..a fact one can easily look up, but the narrative is that “if you want to be safe, vote R,” which is the total opposite!

[@inthebay]

I really enjoyed listening to both of you!..Great podcast!!..2 great trainers keeping it real!…thank you both for that!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thanks for listening

[@fin1580]

Balanced training to the max! My Japanese Akita (first dog, female, intact) goes off leash because of this philosophy.

[@TheKak933]

Loved this!

[@faeryhiker852]

Great conversation on all the topics. I have followed both of you off and on for several years now. I'm fairly new to pet dog training (3 years) and choose the positive + route incorporating games, treats and toys but I'm open minded and want to hear your "balanced" side. I love the fact that you both start out the basics with treats and toys. Just in my short time of training I realize there is no one size fits all in training a dog. And the dog has to have fun, otherwise, what's the point. The reality of dog training is actually training the dog's guardians so they can practice consistently the "good" behaviors they want from their dog.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Thank you for that and the work you're doing. Keeping an open mind is what it's all about!

[@VonRagnarNicaragua]

Loved it. Calling a spade a spade is seldom nowadays. Would love to see you with Stonnie Dennis

[@PetPrepRadioShow]

Enjoyed the interview with Larry! It's always a trip and I really look forward to these discussions! Thank you for addressing the issues, while continuing to be humble, kind, strong, intelligent, caring, loving men that are focused on doing the right things! May more folks learn from your example! I share every opportunity that I can so that we can help more dogs and people too! G-d Bless YOU! It is my hope to bring you both to NE Ohio sometime soon to do Seminars that can really help dogs and their people here in NE OH! Peace!

[@RobertCabralDogs]

thank you for your kind words. God Bless you too!

[@Anthonysk9]

Good stuff gentlemen.

[@jellybeanvinkler4878]

I have been a dog groomer for 45 years. People, mostly women, have told me I can't brush my dog because he won't let me. I used to be like, he's 10 pounds! How in the world is it that a 10 lb dog controls you?! But I stopped arguing after I got more experience. I just manipulated them into a short clip. Or refused, if they couldn't brush in between grooms. Because I learned, if one does not have the wherewithal to figure out how to brush out a dog without inciting resistance and biting, I didn't want them to even attempt it. Poor dogs.... The owners can be very dopey. And/or lazy.

[@anthonyc5362]

Enjoyed listening on a raining Saturday !

[@ThePyrshepnBelgn]

I so love getting to listening to your conversations. I always learn so much!

[@DakotawolfManson]

I really love you two guys. You’ve both helped me learn some tools for my Belgian Malinois/ Turkish kangal I adopted a month ago . He is a year old. I still intend to take him to a trainer but until then I’ve learned a lot and thank for arming me with tools . You two are brilliant men. Great character.

[@calista1280]

@Dakotawolfmanson, You have a very intelligent dog there and he's super ready to learn a lot & fast! I prefer going with him to a training class. Too many trainers are abusive and harsh. They ruin many a good dog! He's old enough now to be trained, even in light agility, plus it's FUN!!! Also, watch Cesar Milan videos!

[@rightontrackk9training]

I watched the whole thing and there was nothing you guys said that offended me. Great podcast keep up the good work.

[@kat7011]

Loved this, absolute truths just what everyone who has a do needs to hear.♥️ # ‘79 Baby blue Camaro here!

[@Charlesgraydogtraining]

The good news about reward based training is that my clients really aren't that bothered about it, especially when they've tried 3 of them already. To have the discussion is absolutely essential .....and we have to keep showing the work.,.only hope.

[@Arionbouvier]

what a fun conversation!

[@toni19292]

Loved it. I was hoping you would do another podcast with Larry

[@Apex_K9]

Love the podcast style videos Robert

[@Terrierized]

I recently applied for a rescue dog called Leroy.. The plan was to morph his name to Larry.. Someone else got the dog before me..! My two favourite mentors right here.. 🤘👍👏🇦🇺 PS ironically, he was an ACD!

[@키캣-x2p]

Big fan from South Korea. You two are my all-time- favorite trainors! Appreciate your thoughts and opinions. I'm waiting for the time i get to meet you and learn in person🙏 Thanks a lot. Hyunjin Oh🐕‍🦺

[@claudiah1037]

It took a while, but I found a rescue who didn't neuter before adopting out.

[@walkyourdog6584]

My two favorite trainers. I am a lazy trainer but learn so much about dogs from both of you. My dogs are well behaved and we have a good relationship and that is enough for me. I do insist on absolute reliable recall for safety, especially since they are often off leash. I have used old tritronics collars to enforce command when necessary but never need to use collar more than once or twice. The newer sophisticated collars and techniques of training are definitely intriguing.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

We used an Educator model on our adopted 6mos old Shepard that was biting. He was trained to come with the tone (like your cell phone vibration) when he was too distracted or I lost my ability to whistle. Edit: we really researched and watched a lot of Robert Cabral videos before deciding on it.

[@phillipm6481]

Great podcast…why didn’t I know about these seminars? I guess I’ve been living in a crate. Lol. Wish I could have made it.. I’d love a working spot there.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

Next time!

[@juliusyoohanruz920]

Best duo i ever seen 🔥

[@littleninjai222]

Always love seeing these two together talking. Thank you, Robert! Anyone know what the Nordstrom story is all about?

[@liesbethrobison]

Hahahahahah! Thank you for leaving in baby blue PInto comment. YES to dogs in retail. I live in Seattle, full of spineless soy people who listen to Taylor Swift and have untrained doodles. I can’t talk about anything without censoring myself so I felt like I was in the room with you guys. 😅 more like this please 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ellemarierolfe7518]

Larry is such a teddy bear. The first time i saw a video i was hooked! He has a patient, loving way of training ! i love that you can see he really cares for the dogs he trains. I think you can feel safe leaving your dog with him. You could tell hes honest. Hes not afraid to show the soft side of Himself and for a Man To be able to do that shows confidence in who he is. Also He used to be an agent too that's pretty sexy!❤❤ove his training videos. I love To see rob and Larry the 2 best Trainers together. It was real , Funny as hell and honest. Both of you are too great Trainers that really put excellent content for us free and i thank you. Soo so funny! They better not I have a German shepherd I die if they ban these wonderful dog . Train your German Shepherd People and you'll have the best dog ! it'll be your best thing you can ever do Because they're smart as hell, their loyal , And because A trained German shepherd is an amazing German! Don't ban the German Shepherd Give him a job because they're too smart to not have one! They need to mentally be stimulated along with a lot of exercise do that for them and they're the best dog in the world! Love both of you❤❤❤

[@taylormorris9692]

Awesome talk

[@teddybear-cb3kc]

You two are the reason why I sought out better ways to train. I grew up in the 80s in shutzhound home so very old ways of training.

[@BBAMEG]

lol We had a Two Guys by us, too. I'm in NJ. K-Mart, Korvettes, Kresgee's. My mother was the disciplinarian in our house. Funny stuff, guys.

[@activedogzz100]

My two favorite trainers

[@Immortan_Bob]

The overcrowded shelters are no joke. I recently started working at one and it's over capacity. The number of people just abandoning dogs is very concerning.

[@HandraCorjnaLevstean]

Many people will just give up on theid dogs because they're treated with the wrong method.

[@activedogzz100]

Great beginning so true

[@timziegler3765]

Love the truth Thank you

[@katl5683]

Loved this podcast and you both. I believe in what you said that e collars should not be sold to just anyone! Should be to trainers only. Joe public buy cheap ones, with zero instructions on behaviour. Often I have clients who come in and have done this and we have to turn around and teach correct behaviours first then, layer in collar. We always start with using it on a happy recall!

[@quinncolby]

Oscar is definitely one of the best

[@quinncolby]

I would love to see Kevin Bain on your podcast.

[@OffGridDogs]

Love the honest talk and calling out some of my pet peeves like neutering dogs especially before their skeletons can even form properly. There is so much evil done by “The Pet Industrial Complex “ to dogs and most of it to sell convenience to ignorant people who shouldn’t even have a dog. The truth of that is a threat to a $100 billion industry.

[@ellemarierolfe7518]

Yet a lot of them Who are criticizing you that are all positive aren't even creating video content so how could they compare! There aren't many Positive that I've seen online there's a few trainers that show their work and then they criticize you guys which isn't fair. I think they're jealous Because they See you're successful. you guys are the 2 best trainers I watch you guys constantly ! I go back-and-forth between the both of you! you guys are great And I always said you could tell a lot by a person by the way he talks about his wife and rob you always talk good things about janet and Larry does the same thing I've noticed larry talks about how beautiful his wife is I heard it on a few of his vids. I notice Things like this. I'm a nut I guess . Lol I just believe you could tell a lot about a person by the way he respects his other half. I think that you guys I have the best videos Thank you for your content!❤

[@quinncolby]

I’m E-Collar self taught. I will be your exception

[@tracyreifkind3810]

The funny thing is that the hot dog is what probably got Larry sick, not the sauerkraut, and he still eat hot dogs! Listened during my workout this morning and Larry started the poop story as I was in the middle of a set of push ups.....can't laugh and push up at the same time :(

[@lklencho]

😂😂 I know right

[@krismcgoff1931]

Best podcast yet, any chance you guys will emigrate to England and help me be a man able to train dogs better

[@sheilasmith7779]

If 40 years ago we had social media, we would have witnessed the same fights between dog trainers. Most of these disputes are really about competion. Pride and money, drive these personal attacks. Attacks on Dog Daddy started when his online numbers skyrocketed along with his financial revenue.

[@trudimorrissey4509]

Hi from UK ~ aggressive female after spay is caused by the procedure taking place at wrong timing of hormonal cycle see work of Dr Amber Batson vet and Danielle Beck behaviourist both UK based ❤brilliant exchange of ideas so glad I'm not alone in my thinking 🎉

[@overhead18]

The municipal shelter discussion was interesting. I agree about the spaying and neutering of young dogs, but the law in my state requires it before a dog in a shelter can be adopted. Age does not matter. Now technically the law says "sterilized", but shelters and most people are not going to pay or seek out a vet that will do a hormone sparing sterilization like vasectomy. I was also interested in the discussion about people "adopting" dogs that may not work with their lifestyle. I know you guys are aware, but when shelters are making this decision they are often in the position to *know* if this dog is not adopted, more space is not made, that either that dog or another will be euthanized to make more space. So if someone that lives in an apartment is interested in the vocal Husky that I know may sing the song of his people and annoy his neighbors in the building but still wants to adopt the dog after I explain the possible issue to them should I just continue to discourage them knowing this will result in dogs being put down? I have always been torn about this and I honestly don't have the answer. It could be that dog goes home with that person for a week or two and comes right back, or there is a small chance maybe it works out. I have absolutely seen dogs which are "broken", either they have some genetic defect, brain injury, tumor or have been treated very badly that are dangerous, aggressive and should not be put back in someone's house. Even those dogs likely could be managed by the right person, but my experience is there just are not that many people that have the experience or will be able to put in the effort required to ensure the dog does not injure someone. I had someone years ago tell me their standard was "would I want this dog living with someone on my street or in my neighborhood?" There are many dogs I would not want living with my neighbors. I have also seen many more dogs that are just scared or confused (as you mentioned) in the shelter that "act" aggressive as a response to that emotion. Most of the time someone with time and experience can tell the difference, but often I think people just don't get it and many times the shelter staff just don't have the time to make that assessment. I have volunteered for years at a city shelter and I personally struggle with these issues. I have the ability to train my own dogs, I am not a dog trainer. I watch both of you guys because I learned a bunch from you both. Sorry for the long comment, I watched the second half of this video after getting home from the shelter and to be honest I was feeling a little burned out with it all.

[@TrollingHistory]

Both of my Wifey Bishes keep saying I only have big dogs cos I need them to feel safe. So I brought a Yorkshire terrier and he is the worst now I really am one of those guys. You know the type. Cool 😎.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

I only have big dogs because I don't like to bend over to pet them.

[@sheilasmith7779]

Animal or human behavior is always determined by a cost-benefit ratio. If the cost (consequence) is not greater than the benefit (reward) of a behavior, the behavior will not change.

[@emiliea3]

I loved the whole thing. I learn the most when people arent trying to teach anything.....and when Goofy came up and nudged Cabral, looking for attention, and Cabral did nothing...no positive or negative, literally acted like Goofy wasnt there, that spoke volumes. Love your work, keep doing you :)

[@calista1280]

I would acknowledge the dog & give him the affection he seeks, its a conversation. Would you ignore a child?

[@johncspine2787]

Yeah, great idea! Train the dog to interrupt your podcasts! Lol, come on..Robert has demonstrated more love for dogs than you ever will..how many shelter dogs have you rehabilitated and gotten adopted out?@@calista1280

[@dhominator14]

I have loads of respect for you Robert. I was staying a hour from bowling Green KY and Larry totally blew me off wouldn’t answer his messages to help work my dog, who I wanted help with grip and he’s training for psa. Larry only does seminars and works for big money. Not a huge fan of a dog trainer that is ruled by money and not actually helping dogs.

[@johncspine2787]

So, a busy man couldn’t help you, and he’s “ruled by money, only does seminars, works for big money.” Really? Seen many of Larry’s free KZbin training sessions? Just for one little example?

[@dhominator14]

@@johncspine2787 Was he busy? I’ll let my dog watch the videos instead of working with a live decoy, that should help a ton!! This took place over a year ago.

[@ThePyrshepnBelgn]

I would love to see you two take a rescue Mal and show training from start to finish.

[@lauraolivatrastoy4363]

Does anyone know the trainers they mention? I was not able to catch their names; I only got Frank Phillips, and the one about the tracking seminar is Laurence something?

[@activedogzz100]

Master abuser, made dogs look happy love you guys

[@quinncolby]

Imagine going to a seminar just to hate someone

[@eladadanilova2891]

i wish Larry Krohn would call me 😁

[@jennietalbot4329]

Absolutely fantastic chat. I have American pit bull terriers and German shepherd s and five cats the dogs are forced to respect the cats and one another they behave for me simply because I am NOT permissive and expect good behaviour from them they do as there told when they are told I am the leader and they keepin their place. Can I say I have the happiest dogs ever BUT I would not recommend this mix of animals as they need special and constant care and always crated when I am not around ❤❤ love the chats ❤

[@activedogzz100]

Awesome

[@sheilasmith7779]

So true about excuses. When we placed service dogs with parents with autistic children, the first thing we had to overcome was the parents' belief of what their child could learn, and could change. The parents, understandably, believed, that all their child's dysfunctional behavior was caused by autism. First: Not true. Some of the behavior is simply human behavior, and Secondly: Even when true, most of that behavior can be mitigated or eliminated. When "can't," is a deeply embedded belief in our minds, we will be limited in what can be done to improve the behavior. This is not to say, that everything can be changed, but rather that most can be changed.....but we have to believe that. Excusing bad behavior is never acceptable, and will lead to greater problems later. An explanation of behavior is not an excuse for behavior.

[@edounce8807]

When my child was six, she take a pencil Eraser from a store. When I'm notice it, drove back and take her tothe manager. She appologise amd return The Eraser. After that, she nevera takes something is not her.

[@jackglockstar]

I cant believe larry gives this dope robert time of day.

[@RobertCabralDogs]

me neither!

[@hollissensenig1775]

@@RobertCabralDogs😂😂😂😂

[@BE030170]

Best reply ever. Mic drop.

[@jackglockstar]

@BE030170 mic drop? Hes being serious.