This Never Made Sense To Me
Gives away free candy to the
mob of school kids
But when the poorest kid
in town walks in...
mob of school kids
But when the poorest kid
in town walks in...
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#80
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neverunderstand (08/20/2013) [-]
He gave away penny candy, then Charlie got greedy tryna get some chocolate. Charlie, ain't nobody tell you to grab some chocolate.
#6
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anon (08/19/2013) [-]
actaully this was the point on how people view you for mcertain backgrounds it the point of the whole book
#57
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DJKitty (08/20/2013) [-] 
Their jewish parents were standing outside with fat wallets.
Poor kid showed up alone.
Poor kid showed up alone.
#38
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tehfalconguy (08/20/2013) [-] **tehfalconguy rolled a random image posted in comment #49 at Facebook ** Who I wouldn't give candy to.
#32
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anon (08/19/2013) [-]
I just assumed the payment was implied, because it was already assumed the other kids had money to pay for stuff. But with Charlie they made a point to show how broke he was because he was poor
#61
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caelinnis (08/20/2013) [-] Maybe that's because he knew Charlie was gonna get the golden ticket.
#129
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hirix (08/20/2013) [-]
Shouldn't we be more concerned with the four boys drinking from the same cup?
#131 to #129
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sweateryams (08/20/2013) [-] What's wrong with that? I can't drink a milkshake with out 3 of my best buds.
#65
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reginleif ONLINE (08/20/2013) [-] Well shopkeep wasn't singing when Charlie walked in.
Singing changes the laws of the economy.
Singing changes the laws of the economy.
#103
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SirSheepy (08/20/2013) [-] The children paid for their candy offscreen. If he was giving it out for free Charlie would have got some.
#78
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scoobi (08/20/2013) [-] Yeah, well at least Charlie didn't get hit in the chin when the guy is lifting up a board and hits a girl in the chin
