4 year old boy asking help about math subtraction to 911 officer

This funny voice conversation was recorded in a web site.. A 4 year old boy asking maths subtraction help to 911 officer..

Operator: 911 emergencies.
Boy: Yeah I need some help.
Operator: Whats the matter?
Boy: With my math.
Operator: With your mouth?
Boy: No with my math. I have to do it. Will you help me?
Operator: Sure. Where do you live?
Boy: No with my math.
Operator: Yeah I know. Where do you live though?
Boy: No, I want you to talk to me on the phone.
Operator: No I cant do that. I can send someone else to help you.
Boy: Okay.
Operator: What kind of math do you have that you need help with?
Boy: I have take aways.
Operator: Oh you have to do the take aways.
Boy: Yeah.
Operator: Alright, whats the problem?
Boy: Um, you have to help me with my math.
Operator: Okay. Tell me what the math is.
Boy: Okay. 16 take away 8 is what?
Operator: You tell me. How much do you think it is?
Boy: I dont know, 1.
Operator: No. How old are you?
Boy: Im only 4.
Operator: 4!
Boy: Yeah.
Operator: Whats another problem, that was a tough one.
Boy: Um, oh heres one. 5 take away 5.
Operator: 5 take away 5 and how much do you think that is?
Boy: 5.
Woman: Johnny what do you think youre doing?!
Boy: The policeman is helping me with my math.
Woman: What did I tell you about going on the phone?
Operator: Its the mother
Boy: You said if I need help to call somebody.
Woman: I didnt mean the police.


I am not insulting any officer by this video... Take it as a funny conversation for a 4 year old boy....

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• 4 year old boy. 911
• police
• funny conversation
• maths funny
• subtraction
• ??

[errorspending]

poor kid. mom's yelling at him for doing what she told him to do. He's 4!! give him a break!

[DracoTommy]

i think 15-8=1 =))))))))))))))))))))))))

[MyDino2010]

Hahahaha, this is so cute! When im an officer, I hope a kid asks me for a problem just like this kid..

[MegaUnfunny]

oh bless the operator, he doesn't just hang up he actually helps the kid haha

[ringmaster316ms]

@errorspending more or less the same way my father did. unlike you, i dont see a problem with how he handled himself

[ringmaster316ms]

@errorspending and you would hope to god that they were wired to care

[errorspending]

Imagine if your own child disappeared and then you found him/her. How would you react? 

[errorspending]

all I know is that if my child disappeared and I found them, I would be overwhelmed with joy and relief and I would shower them with love. There's no way in hell I would tell them about how much stress they caused me and how close to being kidnapped they were. Afterwords, I would sit down with the kid and talk about why I was so happy to see them and explain what I thought may have happened, and explain why it's beneficial to the kid to not disappear like that...not why it's beneficial to me.

[ringmaster316ms]

@errorspending not necessarily upset with me, but consider i had run off to god knows where, and for all they knew, I HAD BEEN KIDNAPPED. that's not anger, that's fear.

[errorspending]

being upset with a child after the fact for running off is completely irrational. If you think the child is too young to understand a conversation about the dangers of running off, HOW IN GODS NAME WOULD THE CHILD KNOW TO THINK OF THAT BEFORE HAND????

[errorspending]

and that there are other ways you can achieve the same goals, much more peacefully, while at the same time increasing the love between parent and child instead of driving a stake in it.

[errorspending]

I'm not arguing that parent's scare tactics don't work sometimes. I'm just saying it's morally abhorrent to bully and scare children into doing what you want them to do.