The Alarming Reason Why I "Flipped the Bird" in Second Grade
As an innocent second-grader, I was walking home from school one day with a friend.
My friend dared me to "flip the bird" to the next car that drove by.
If I did, he promised he'd give me a pack of candy cigarettes.
Not having any idea what it meant, but only how to do it, I did
indeed flip the bird. Candy cigarettes were on the line, after all.
And the car promptly pulled over. A man emerged. I was scared to
death. In no uncertain terms and with no lack of vigor, he told me just
how impressed he was with my gesture.
But the real punishment came after...
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Stephen Palmer is a writer and entrepreneur devoted to helping people conquer limitations, maximize their potential, and achieve true freedom.
Stephen and his wife are raising their four children in southern Utah.
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