re: “Yo, you Sharin’?” Meaning?

In some form or fashion, a handout was expected.

It’s a way of telling you to give him half your shite in their rich culture while insinuating that if you don’t, he’ll beat your arse.

Best of the best!

I’d tell your kid to learn how to fight.

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He Is the only white football player on the team.

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“Yo dog are you sharin’?”

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Other kids see your son playing games and want in. Most probably didn't come with money for their own card whether it be economical or social expectations. The dad probably planned to do x,y,z and didn't plan on providing cards to the kids to play extra, so he was asking if it was okay if other kids can use your kids card to play games as well. "Hey man, do you mind if other kids hop in on the games with your kid."

You did nothing wrong, but going into a spot like that it can be best to read the room and understand the social expectations of guests at the party. Expectation was to come in and do x, y, and z. When you opened up and allowed your kid access to w it made him the only kid doing that and the dad who paid for the party now have questions and kids asking why they can't have w. So while it could have been a question in jest, it could have very well have been him letting you know you better have enough for the whole class if you brought extras.

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He was asking if your name is Sharon.

You’re welcome.

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They sound pretty good.

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It’s gang slang. He wants to p Diddle your duffer. Ya shared it?

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He Is the only white football player on the team.

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Why would you do this to your kid?

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Why would you do this to your kid?

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Seriously man. What good do you think will come of this?