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Today, we're reading, spinned it by centers, McLeod.

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This is sunny. This is Sonny's mom. And this is Sonny's allowance jar. This is where he keeps his carrots. Carrots or money in bunny land. Every Saturday. Sonny gets three carrots for his allowance. Sonny loves Saturdays. I want to buy everything. Everything. Yes. Everything. When I see a toy rocket, I want to buy it. When I see a Pogo stick, I want to buy it. when i see a bouncy castle i want to buy it's. One problem. Sunny. You only get three carrots a week for allowance, so you can't buy everything. But I want everything. Well, you are going to have to choose making a choice helps you see what's really important to you. Choosing is hard. I have three carrots. I want three things. So why do I have to choose. Because the things you want, don't all cost the same amount. So let's give this more thought. I don't want to think. I want to spend. Well, let's see. You really like that toy rocket. I love it. Okay. That toy rocket costs. Two carrots. And you really liked that poco stick. I love it. Okay. That Pogo stick costs. Three carrots. And you really liked that bouncy castle. I love it. That bouncy castle. Costs 100 carrots. That's ridiculous. Well, it's not ridiculous. If you have a hundred carrots and nothing else to spend it on. It's still ridiculous. Forget the bouncy castle. And the toy. You already have lots of toys. Yeah. I forget the toy. Hm. What can I buy with my three carrots? I'll buy the Pogo stick. Great. Sounds like you made your choice. How about we go to the toy store now. Wow, Sonny, you're getting good at this money stuff. Yes, I'm a smart spender. And I love it. Boing boing, boing.