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Now THAT is certainly a take... A man on social media by the name of Jimmy Ridge woke up a couple of days ago and decided that he was going to fire up some people online. There's no better or more efficient method of riling up individuals than to throw a controversial take into the void that we know as social media and wait for the comments to come flooding in. This guy had the gall to say that country music is a seasonal genre, and that it can't be thoroughly enjoyed outside of the summer months. Of course, he's not the first bozo to try and make this argument, and her certainly won't be the last, but it also ignores the obvious... what if you're in the south? December in Florida looks a lot different than December in Wisconsin. Specifically, he used the popular meme format (that is actually Norman Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech" painting) of posting an image of a man standing up alone in a crowd with the message: "Country music doesn't hit in the winter. Really can only listen to in the spring or summer." https://twitter.com/jmoney122874/status/1864136878569513211 EXCUSE ME? What an absolutely awful take. Tell me you know don't know ball without telling me you don't know ball. As you might imagine, a post like that opened the flood gates for country music fans to swoop in and start proving him wrong. It was actually cool to see a lot of social media users politely offer up some suggestions that could perhaps change his mind - like Tyler Childers, the Turnpike Troubadours, and the always enjoyable Merle Haggard. Unfortunately, not everyone was so nice about Jimmy Ridge's hot take: You aint ever been whiskey drunk on a cold night belting out Neon Moon. — Joe D (@joed7) December 4, 2024 People who think this also think that Zach Bryan is peak country music — thomas (@4PF_teidpod) December 4, 2024 Turnpike Troubadors on a cold winter night/evening with a good stir drank is the most elite of times. Absolutely horrid take. https://t.co/8ejljaLPFH — Millie Strings (@heylittlemillie) December 4, 2024 Jmoney have to disagree. I don’t think you’ve ever experienced the magic of listening to Hank Williams Jr. on a crisp, chilly night by the fire with a good bourbon in hand. — JPW (@swettyballs26) December 4, 2024 He 100% is a luke bryan or morgan Wallen fan https://t.co/hpcBSwPXku — Brandon (@CrazedHawkeye82) December 6, 2024 You sir, are not listening to the right kind of country music. — DJ (@dj_s2468) December 6, 2024 Sir there is nothing as cold as a murder ballad as told by Tyler Childers or Jason Isbell. Tis the season. https://t.co/w638i76kgz — Brad Luttrell ? (@bradluttrell) December 6, 2024 oh my god brother has never listened to this https://t.co/Rarmqrl5RO pic.twitter.com/Tw0v8R9AIn — Zane Bearden (@ZaneBearden) December 5, 2024 Old/Sad country in the cold weather is timeless. YOU don’t know ball — Mark (@marko501polo) December 4, 2024 And since that one guy brought Tyler Childers up... Jimmy, if you are reading this, listen to this song below as soon as possible. Like right now... don't wait another second if you haven't already heard this one: "Matthew" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7rDklbIq2Q&pp=ygUWbWF0dGhldyB0eWxlciBjaGlsZGVycw%3D%3D

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Flying can test anyone’s patience, but for u/Safe_Ad_9314, one recent flight turned into a surprising lesson in setting boundaries. They had reserved a window seat—an intentional choice aimed at making their journey just a bit more enjoyable. But as soon as they settled in, a family boarded, and a conflict began brewing. After several attempts to calm her, the father turned to the man and asked if they’d give up their seat for the child, adding, “She’s just a kid.” Yet, he gently stood his ground, explaining that the window seat was not a random perk, but something they had deliberately arranged—and even paid extra for. The family’s six-year-old daughter quickly grew upset that she didn’t have the coveted window view. Her frustration was clear: "I want the window! I want the window!" — the child via GIPHY Eventually, the mother distracted the child with a tablet, and the flight continued. But as everyone deboarded at their destination, the mother shot a lingering remark at u/Safe_Ad_9314: "Some people just have no heart." — the mother That stung. It’s never easy to feel judged—especially when you’ve tried to be polite. Unsure if they’d done the right thing, u/Safe_Ad_9314 turned to the online community for feedback. The response was overwhelmingly supportive, reframing the encounter into a conversation about how we teach children empathy, respect, and understanding of life’s little disappointments. Boundaries Matter—Especially in Public Do we cave at the first sign of a tantrum, or do we help kids learn that not every wish can be granted? The community weighed in: "You teach your kids how society works and that not everything is at their disposal all the time." — u/hierosx People pointed out that giving in to every demand might soothe tears in the moment, but can set unrealistic expectations for the future. If having a window seat was so important, some said, parents could plan ahead and book one. After all, this wasn’t about denying a child joy, but about showing them how to handle disappointment gracefully. Why Tantrums Don’t Work Many commenters stood behind the idea that it’s kinder in the long run to help children learn healthy boundaries: "I learned when my kids were toddlers that the best policy was 'we do not negotiate with tantrumists.'" — u/BeBearAwareOK Setting clear limits doesn’t mean being cruel. It means showing kids that while it’s okay to feel upset, not every feeling must be instantly gratified. Nobody Owes You Their Seat Tip for parents: If you kiddo wants this view, book the right seats. Photo by Francesco Ungaro At the core, many commenters reminded readers that random strangers aren’t responsible for resolving someone else’s poor planning or appeasing a meltdown: "It’s not your responsibility to accommodate someone else’s poor planning or their child’s tantrum." — u/experiment_ad_4 Others emphasized that saying “no” isn’t heartless—sometimes it’s a necessary act of kindness to the child, who learns that people have their own boundaries and can’t always bend. "I am a mum of three. Kids get explained that they can’t have that seat as it’s already occupied, end of it." — u/Sure_Freedom3 Instead of feeling guilty, u/Safe_Ad_9314 received a gentle reminder that upholding personal boundaries is part of living in a shared world. When we calmly stand our ground, we help create an environment where everyone learns that respect and empathy go both ways—even at 30,000 feet. In the end, that’s what makes these moments matter. When we model healthy limits, we’re not just keeping a seat—we’re showing kids that there’s a bigger picture out there, one where kindness and fairness guide us all.