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    A Kid Needs His Shoelaces Tied, but They’re Spaghetti

    Scott and Sadie
    9 hours ago
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    Online prankster Charles Ross has a another weird one going viral.

    A kid sat on a park bench and asked strangers to help tie his shoelaces . . . but his shoelaces were spaghetti.

    Here’s the video. 

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