Dec
29
Wert asked:
My family is going to the snow (in Australia) soon, and my dad told me that one of the rules of our accommodation is that there are to be no electronic games.
Could this be a real rule that the owners have decided to enforce (if so for what reason), or is my dad just trying to stop me from playing them?
(The point of this question being to find out if my dad is lying, not to complain about the rule.)
Gavin
My family is going to the snow (in Australia) soon, and my dad told me that one of the rules of our accommodation is that there are to be no electronic games.
Could this be a real rule that the owners have decided to enforce (if so for what reason), or is my dad just trying to stop me from playing them?
(The point of this question being to find out if my dad is lying, not to complain about the rule.)
Gavin
Comments
One Response to “Is “No electronic games in snow cabin” a real rule?”
Maybe it is, for noise reasons or something like that. Even if not, and your dad has a lame way of justifying his own rule, you should probably obey and not question him. I would stop worrying about it and think about enjoying your holiday. Maybe you can play board games or watch television at night. Good luck, and hope you have a good holiday.