The “parent tax” is real and some kids aren’t happy about it

The “parent tax” is real and some kids aren’t happy about it (AUSTRALIA OUT) A family of four, posed by models Garry, Kerry, Daniel and Holly. 1 September 2005 THE AGE NEWS Picture by EDDIE JIM (Photo by Fairfax Media via Getty Images/Fairfax Media via Getty Images via Getty Images) (The AGE/Fairfax Media via Getty Images)

It typically happens around Halloween: parents exercising their right to impose a “parent tax” on their children’s haul. Usually, the fee is just a couple of Snickers bars or some Sweet-Tarts, but occasionally the “cost” is higher and more unpredictable. While most kids reluctantly accept the tax, I can assure you—not all of them are happy about it!

Case in point!

Chris Centore

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