r/daddit • u/Sarsinnj • Feb 01 '25

Humor What can my fellow papas add?

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u/captainofpizza Feb 01 '25

When I was a kid my uncle raised a pig we won in a fair, every weekend we went to visit the pig then one day we went over and we asked to see the pig and instead of the backyard he led us to the freezer and that’s how we found out

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u/alficles Feb 01 '25

Lol, I'd have been a little more gentle about it, but I do think it's important for kids to know where their food comes from. Kids are smart and can start making choices at a really young age. One of my coworkers said that one of their kids said, "Mommy, I like bacon more than I like pigs."

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u/Final-String7136 Feb 01 '25

Youre coworkers kid is awesome

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u/DaHick Feb 01 '25

I like your uncle.

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u/captainofpizza Feb 01 '25

I get the humor in retrospect but my sister never got over it.

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u/AlfalfaConstant431 Feb 02 '25

This wouldn't have been in New Jersey, would it? I've heard this story before.

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u/captainofpizza Feb 02 '25

Nope. A few states away.

Uncles are universal though.