Bad Son Research Paper

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There was one student who got bad grades and was flunking year 12. The bad son promised to get good grades in return of his father buying him a new car. As soon as the son received the money he thought to himself - instead of buying a new decent car, why not gamble it all in return of tripling his money and getting a Ferrari. He ended up gambling all his money but did not win. He ended up losing his money and had to tell his father about his decision. The bad son thought the father would not love him anymore because he was a bad child - but the father ended up being forgiving of the child because everybody makes mistakes in life.

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