Six Year Old Runs Up $1,000+ Delivery Bill

[Webster]

Mason Stonehouse, from Michigan, took his dad's phone one night and decided it was time for a snack. A lot of snacks.

Multiple orders later and the Stonehouse household was inundated with jumbo shrimp, pizza, sandwiches and much, much more.

Mason's dad was not so happy when he found out his son ran up a nearly $1,000 (£817) bill. The main takeaway: think twice about letting your child play with your phone.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

When my kid was little I'd give her my deactivated phones (after I got a new one), they still had the games on them she could play. No way I'd let her play with my actual phone out of fear of things like this happening.

 

[PGen98]

Yeah, definitely not good to give them an activated phone. De-activated is perfectly fine!

 

[Webster]

Funniest part of the whole thing: that kid tipped everyone 25% on each order.

 

[PGen98]

Funniest part of the whole thing: that kid tipped everyone 25% on each order.

Atta' boy, kid! Give them their rightful tips!

 

[Webster]

Atta' boy, kid! Give them their rightful tips!

He's channeling his inner "stick it to the Man" persona....

 

[Progrumz]

Funniest part of the whole thing: that kid tipped everyone 25% on each order.

The kid's going places. That's for sure.

 

[PGen98]

He's channeling his inner "stick it to the Man" persona....

Absolutely! Pay them what they're due, kid, they'll appreciate it!

The kid's going places. That's for sure.

 

[emily]

I read the title of this thread and thought, it's going to be something to do with food

is that bad?. lol

 

[PGen98]

I read the title of this thread and thought, it's going to be something to do with food

is that bad?. lol

Good instincts!

 

[Hulk's iconHulk]

Funniest part of the whole thing: that kid tipped everyone 25% on each order.

Teaching them the right thing to do at a young age on Dad's expense

 

[KenDaGamer]

 

[MrDawn]