Hey earlier today I fell off my bike and broke my phone my dad is the greater of two evils how do you think I should go about telling him I'll tell you guys how it goes
How should I tell my dad that I broke my phone
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I think you should tell him the truth, that you fell off your bike and your phone had the back luck of being under you when you fell, and you didn't want to break it
You tell him what happened as soon as possible. Attempting to hide it or coming up with excuses won't make things better.
Just tell him you fell of the bike.
Ooooooor , if you phone has a pure white screen / black screen , tell him your phone is acting like that.
Ooooooor , if you phone has a pure white screen / black screen , tell him your phone is acting like that.
He said ok and I might have a warenty but I have a water proof phone s7 edge and will it keep it's water prrooof ness
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say 'hey bitch.. get me a new phone this ones fuct'
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Ouch, that must of hurt when you fell off your bike. Also, check for glass fragments in your clothes.
good call and im overwhelmed by the postive responces here most people her are just douchebags
Oh man s7 edge, good thing you have warranty but does it cover accidentally broken phone?
Not sure about your dad, when i was at your age i broke my 600 euro laptop, good thing my dad is nice and didn't do anything but he said he would never ever buy a laptop. Just past.
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Yes honesty is always the best policy when I was young I used to try cover stuff I did up and lie my way out of situations and it only ever got me into more trouble lol.
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You can fix by yourself and buy a new glass/touch panel for S7.
I did it once and that saved me from being blamed
Or you can just go in and say "Hey... dad.. I broke my phone but it's under warranty so we can get free replacement!" and everything is going to be okay.
I did it once and that saved me from being blamed
Or you can just go in and say "Hey... dad.. I broke my phone but it's under warranty so we can get free replacement!" and everything is going to be okay.
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yes and no let samsung repair the damn thing but i need it be waterproof
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yes and no let samsung repair the damn thing but i need it be waterproof
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not ever gona do somthing it is beyond my tech capablitys atm
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Are you kidding ? Lying is a COWARD! Truth is the best policy. Tell the truth. The lying will make it worse and you can hide it and it will be found out and your trust will be lost!!
Truth can hurts or angry but it will help your father to trust you more. Think about it!
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damn, when i was 14 i did not have a phone.
how time has changed..
how time has changed..
Why would you even have to ask. You're 14 and you don't know how to walk up to your dad and say "Hey so I broke my phone when I fell off my bike" ?
It's pretty simple. No need to lie. You didn't try and test how many times you could hit it with a hammer before it cracked. It was an accident. Shit happens. Most parents actually love their kids and wont get mad for something like that.
No kidding. I didn't get a phone until I was 20.
Now I see and know of kids as young as 6 getting their own phones...blows my mind.
It's pretty simple. No need to lie. You didn't try and test how many times you could hit it with a hammer before it cracked. It was an accident. Shit happens. Most parents actually love their kids and wont get mad for something like that.
No kidding. I didn't get a phone until I was 20.
Now I see and know of kids as young as 6 getting their own phones...blows my mind.
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I'm at 15 years without a phone now. My current just broke so the streak continues!
I think it makes sense to give kids a phone as soon as they start running around unsupervised outside. And some kids do that as early as 6, depends on the neighbourhood of course. But if their bike breaks, they get lost, or they get hurt then having a phone on them is just safer. Doesn't have to be an expensive phone of course. In fact i'd say don't give them expensive ones til they're like 14+ or so.
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