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Have you ever tried to explain the concept of a student double to a 6-year-old?
You can rewind a Disney film a dozen times, showing the brief cut with the stunt double. Explain the concept backwards and forwards. Simplify it. Draw diagrams.
And it still probably won't sink in.
But, try showing your kids this classic SNL segment with Chris Farley as an example instead. It's only 30 seconds. You'll be glad you checked it out.
When you exaggerate something like this, you can teach just about anything to anyone.
So what will you exaggerate today?
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