"The boys, he tells them, should call their wives with questions. 'We're probably gonna call our wife 10 times,' he says. Online, viewers quickly zeroed in on that part."
"'Love it but....can ya ask the wife prior to going to the store for specific apples or brands and NOT call the wife 10 times,' one person wrote in the comments."
"'I loved all of this until you said you're gunna call your wife 10+ times. please don't call us a billion times. We might as well have gone ourselves.'"
A mentorship program called The X for Boys teaches elementary school boys in Albany, Georgia, grocery shopping skills with a $150 budget. The boys learn to compare products, organize shopping lists, and navigate the store. However, a suggestion to call their wives for decisions received backlash online, with many commenters expressing frustration over the idea. Despite the criticism, the program's founder, King Randall, remains committed to the exercise as a valuable learning experience for the boys.
Read at TODAY.com
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