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Kids should love this for a couple of reasons.  I know if I were a kid (although my wife says I never grew up) I would happily tell my parents that I found exactly what I want for Christmas.   The 250 volt Xtreme Electric Scooter.  First of all, parents will view this electric scooter favorably because the price is just right.  When you see your parents in the right mood , you can kinda-sorta tell them that you know exactly what you want your major Christmas gift to be this year and it is just under $100.00  Parents usually like the fact that THE MAJOR GIFT is something that costs under a hundred bucks.

If their eyes light up and they raise their eyebrows, (which is a good facial sign)  then you can go on to feed them more information about THE MAJOR GIFT that they will find favorable.  Such as the fact that this is something you have always wanted because you are sick and tired of being cooped up in the house.  Yeah, that’s it!  Then you tell them that you feel that you have been spending way too much time in front of the computer, Xbox, Wii and 40 stations of cable.  Tell them that you actually have found something that will liberate you from all of that. (If their mouths drop open, and your dad grasps his chest like he’s about to have a heart attack, then you are on the right track..)

Next, you can tell them that this gift is safe, uses no gasoline, and it is friendly to the environment. (If your parents start taking your temperature and talk about consulting a physician, then you know you have it in the bag !)  Now, you lower the boom.  Tell your folks that you want a high tension steel, 250 volt, variable speed and folding electric scooter from Xtreme Scooters.

Now, your parents will smile knowing that they probably have the smartest child on the block.  At least until you tell them about the new cell phone that you wnat to go with it so you can call them while you are riding.

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