So the following. I wanted to buy a Nintendo Switch and my father said yes the whole time. Today I wanted to order it and my father said: "No, there's no switch now, you don't need that, you can also play on your mobile phone" then I explained to him that the switch games are only available on the switch and he said: "yes, you just want that thing you don't get the point. How can I persuade him?
Did he say "yes" or "yes, yes"? Heavenly difference!
What did he mean by "now" in "no there's no switch now…"? Has something happened?
Maybe he has already bought one as a Christmas present and he doesn't want a double purchase?
Maybe he just can't put the money out because there's a lot to do this month?
Persuading means: whining and annoying until the other gives up… Or even more hedgehog. Your style If so, you may be too immature for that…
As long as you buy them with your pocket money, you can get them, but it is different with earnings / monetary gifts. Possibly. Is your money currently not available because it is in an appropriate facility?
