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Grand Theft Innocence, Part 3

, , , | Right | March 28, 2012

(A kid walks into the store and brings “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas” up to the counter. He’s no more than eleven.)

Me: “I’m sorry, but I can’t let you rent that game. It’s for over eighteens only.”

Kid: “My mom lets me play this all the time!”

Me: “Well, you’ll have to get her to rent it for you then.”

(The kid stomps off and returns with his mother. She brings the game up.)

Customer: “I want to rent this.”

Me: “Well, I should tell you that it is a very violent game.”

Customer: “I don’t mind that.”

Me: “Well, in this game, you can actually pick up a hooker and beat her to death afterward to get back your money. There’s loads of graphic violence and bad language.”

Customer: *alarmed* “Bad language?” *turns to her son* “Darren, you know you’re not allowed things with bad language!” *grabs him by the arm and storms out with him in tow*

Related:
Grand Theft Innocence, Part 2
Grand Theft Innocence

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