Bottle Flipping Is Bad

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Most people think that bottle flipping is a decline in western civilization, but i personally think bottle flipping is the greatest thing that has happened to this world. Bottle flipping is beneficial for students all over this world, because it gets kids off the T.V, and electronics, It is a good way to socialize with friends and family, lastly it is a good way to focus. To begin with bottle flipping is good because it can get Teens/Kids of their electronics, T.V. They could go outside instead of being on their phones. While outside they could get sunlight, and they could bottle flip in new ways. When the Teens/Kids are outside the parents could come and watch their own shows and have alone time without their Teens/Kids.

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