How about you learn some patience?
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This.
You'll have to sooner or later, now's the time to start.
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How about you learn some patience?
Lmao, I got that too, sounds a lil spoiled to me. If I had ever broken an instument at home, even on accident I probly wouldn't have been getting another and this kid is basically conning his parents...awesome. How bout making due with what you have or work to buy a new one yourself.

How can I break my bass in a way that it looks like it happened by accident, or there is a problem that would be expensive to fix.
I need it broken so I can get my new bass earlierThanks!
You gotta be ******** me, Pyle!!!
Are you a spoiled rotten teenager that has never been taught the (declining) value of a dollar, a person who acts like a spoiled rotten teenager, or just a forum troll?
Seriously...if you were my kid and you destroyed your bass, I wouldn't so much as give you a Fender Medium pick.
What an unbelievable contrast, here on TB, between teens like Jordan Crawford and some of the less grateful and much less mature kids who post here...
Put on your bass; go jump in front of a moving bus. Sorry man but purposefully breaking an instrument because you lack patience is BS. IMHO![]()