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9/10/2010 1:21:49 AM
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Honestly, was it wrong of me to do this?
I work at GameStop and today a Latino woman and her son came in. The son (who looked like he was around 13 or 14 years old) spoke English fine but the woman had very broken English. What I could make out from her is that she wanted to pre-order Halo Reach for her son. I was very concerned because she might not realize what kind of violence and language she would be exposing her son to so I had my other GameStop employee (his name is Ricardo, speaks Spanish and English) warn her about the game's violence in Spanish and she was able to understand and then scolded her son for trying to get such a game. Did I do the right thing?
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I'm 12, but i usually either ignore the language, or sometimes choose the game option to remove it. About the gorey stuff, we're boys, what, are we supposed to play viva pinata or something? come on, boys will be boys, and boys will like gore. I honestly don't talk, nor listen, during online play, so you guys won't have to deal with me. About the kid though, he should have told his mom about the stuff in the game, my mom lets me play it, but if she hears me say any words in those games, *slap*. Although, i do get straight A's, honor roll, band, blah blah blah. If it were some loser who fails school, cusses, and is sincerely hateful to people, i would have told the mom no. i think you did the right thing, because anytime i turn my chat volume up, there's bound to be some little kid humming and going on and on about nothing. Thank you, for sparing my ears of one more mini-troll.
