Review on 🚜 Tonka Classic Steel Mighty Vehicle: Unleashing Endurance and Power by Wayne Martin

We were driving to the beach the other day and some idiot drove by in a big dump truck. We brought a lot of toys and cars for our son but no dump truck. This little idiot who was at least 4 years old was very excited to show his son who is only 14 months old his dump truck. My son was ecstatic, just completely mesmerized, immediately lay down on his tummy to gently push it with his sweet baby hands. The kid just pulled it out and screamed that my son couldn't touch it. His parents didn't care and commented on how cool toys my son had. Excitedly he started playing with it and of course my son didn't care because he just didn't own the toys and couldn't take his eyes off the dump truck. The little boy took my son's favorite cars, all 3, dragged them into the water and kept losing them in the water. He stopped every few minutes to yell at my son to stay away from his dump truck, which just lay there with his hands clasped. We tried so hard to get him to play with his other beach toys but in the end he just started crying in frustration as he was being pulled away from the garbage truck. We had to pick up my son's favorite toys to go home. His father had to snatch her from him. We explained that we had to leave because my son was so obsessed with the dump truck that he didn't want to share it. He still refused to share and refused to give away my son's cars. It was rather uncomfortable. When we left there was a big commotion because he was literally trying to drown another little boy my son's age. I'm not exaggerating, he held his head, cried and screamed when the adults stepped in, saying he was "just trying to play with him". As we got in the car, I ordered this dump truck for my son. deliver next day. I really enjoyed seeing his excitement and how much cuter he is than that battered old dump truck. I also really enjoyed that his cousin came to play and saw my son share it so cute.