"Can’t wait to get my son a nice shot in the arm for his 5th birthday present (plus other stuff of course). Keep being an awesome dad."
"Everyone at home is vaccinated; all five of us and we continue masked-up in public. That is Joy."
"My 16 year old is getting her booster today!!! Why are these kids braver and smarter than some adults!"
"My 6 year old grandson , sarcastically said, “ well that felt good”- then my daughter took her three kids to pick out rewards! Two picked candy, one a new purse. All 4 of my grandkids are vaccinated- my kids have boosters. That’s my “ reward”!"
"Yep. All 3 of my kids are vaxxed now. They’re really proud of themselves because we talk about all the elderly, sick and others they’re doing it for. I love seeing them know they’re helping end Covid."
Shit reads like China bots who are simultaneously unaware of how to speak proper English while also trying to type everything perfectly with proper punctuation, spelling, etc. which people on Twitter often don't actually do.
The other comments are depressing as shit....
"Can’t wait to get my son a nice shot in the arm for his 5th birthday present (plus other stuff of course). Keep being an awesome dad."
"Everyone at home is vaccinated; all five of us and we continue masked-up in public. That is Joy."
"My 16 year old is getting her booster today!!! Why are these kids braver and smarter than some adults!"
"My 6 year old grandson , sarcastically said, “ well that felt good”- then my daughter took her three kids to pick out rewards! Two picked candy, one a new purse. All 4 of my grandkids are vaccinated- my kids have boosters. That’s my “ reward”!"
"Yep. All 3 of my kids are vaxxed now. They’re really proud of themselves because we talk about all the elderly, sick and others they’re doing it for. I love seeing them know they’re helping end Covid."
Shit reads like China bots who are simultaneously unaware of how to speak proper English while also trying to type everything perfectly with proper punctuation, spelling, etc. which people on Twitter often don't actually do.