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0:01 [music] >> When Timmy's father, David Mackay, was a 3-year-old little boy, he lived in an apartment with his mother and father. His father was a security man. One day, David went into the living room with his police teddy bear carried in his arms. He turned on the TV and saw a series called cops. He never saw cops before, but was curious about it. When he sat near the TV and continued on watching cops, he became fascinated. He hugged
0:47 his police teddy bear tightly. He dreamed of being a police officer when he grew up. He loved watching cops with a lot of action, chasing, arrests, and sirens. But, there were scenes with violence blood shootings fights foul language, and other things that were not appropriate for his age. When his mother came into the living room, she became shocked to see his son watching cops on TV. >> David, you should not be watching cops on TV. >> Why, Mom? >> Because it has a lot of things that are not appropriate, and you are not old enough to watch it. >> But, Mom, I love watching cops. I want to be a police officer when I grow up. >> I don't care. You still can't watch cops. You are to watch shows that are
1:32 age appropriate like Barney and Friends. >> When Mom changed the station for David to watch Barney and Friends, David got angry and then raged. >> Screw you, Mom. You are the worst mom I've ever had. I hate Barney and Friends. I am too old for this. I am not watching that show about Barney, the fat purple dumbass dinosaur. Here, take that. >> Enraged, David threw the police teddy bear at his mom's face. >> Are you serious right now, David? Get to your room now. You don't ever throw the teddy bear at me and talk back to me. >> David picked up his police teddy bear from the floor and went to his room as his mom told him so. When he was being sent to his room, he was still upset about not watching cops on TV. It was part of his
2:18 inspiration of him being a police officer of his dream job alongside with his police teddy bear. David thought for a moment about what he did to his mom and the way he acted. He realized what he did was immature and unwise and felt ashamed of himself. When David's punishment was over, David came to his mom to apologize to her. >> Mom, I want to say that I'm sorry that I threw the teddy bear at you and the way I acted. What I did was very immature. I promise I will listen to you and won't do it again. >> I accept your apology and you are forgiven, David. I hope you learn from your mistake. Never do this again. >> David hugged his mom after he apologized and learned from his mistake. When David grew up to be a police
3:04 officer, a husband and a father, he was napping on a sofa in the living room after his long shift. His son, Timmy, came in with The Sopranos DVD and was going to watch it on TV. >> [snorts] >> When Timmy began watching The Sopranos on TV, he became fascinated in the series. Timmy loved watching The Sopranos because it had a lot of action, fighting, beatings, killings, and of course a lot of swear words. When David woke up, he saw his son, Timmy, watching The Sopranos on TV. He wasn't very pleased about that because The Sopranos was not age-appropriate for Timmy to watch. Timmy wasn't old enough to watch it. He turned off the TV and angrily said to his son, "Timmy, >> you cannot watch The Sopranos. It is not
3:51 appropriate for you. I am very disappointed in you watching it. I am taking you to your room to watch something that is more age-appropriate. >> David took his son to his room after he took away The Sopranos DVD from him. In Timmy's room, David put his son in his crib. David turned on the TV and changed the station for his son to watch Barney and Friends. Timmy hated Barney and Friends and thought he was too old for it and said, >> Barney and Friends are I hate Barney and Friends. >> Timmy, I can't believe you just said a cuss word. This is why you should not be watching The Sopranos. >> When his wife, Julie, came into Timmy's room to see what was going on, David explained about his frustration. >> I don't understand, Julie. Why is our
4:38 son, Timmy, acting so, um, adultish? Why doesn't Timmy play children's toys and children's learning shows like normal kids do? He's only interested in adult things. >> Julie thought for a moment and understood David's frustration. >> Well, David, I can understand you're frustrated about Timmy's adultish behavior, but weren't you acting adultish yourself when you were a little kid? >> Oh, that was one time that I was acting kind of adultish when my mom caught me watching Cops on TV and then insisted me to watch Barney and Friends instead. Well, okay. I will admit that I was acting like that, just like my son is acting same way. I guess my adultish behavior trait runs in the family. >> All I got to say is, like father, like
5:25 son. >> David and Julie both laughed. David happily picked up Timmy out from the crib. David and his son, Timmy, both laughed and giggled with joy. Even though David and Timmy both had adultish behaviors inherited in among them, they were loved as a father and son bonding. >> [music] >> Hey.
