r/MadeMeSmile • u/Damiana1111 • 16d ago

Good Vibes Two generations. One pocket. 🥁

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I dont know who had more fun :)

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u/fr3n 16d ago

And giving money hidden in the palm of the hand like a drug deal going down. Damn it, I miss my grandma.

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u/Neither-Dentist3019 16d ago

Yeah, my grandma would catch me in the hall and go "psst!" "hey! cmere!" and give me money handshake drug deal style. Then she'd say "don't tell your mom" and do that thing where she points at her eyeballs and points at me. Miss her so much.

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u/Asleep-Corner7402 16d ago

I saw my granny (my dads mum) slip notes into my mums bra 😂 like here you won't take it? I'll make you take it and down the cleavage it went lol

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u/Leumas_ 15d ago

That’s hilarious. My granddaughter sticks her play money in my waistband like a stripper. I’m a middle aged dude and I can NOT figure out why she does it. 😂

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u/Asleep-Corner7402 15d ago

Maybe you missed your calling in life lol

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u/ibjme77 13d ago

My Gigi (maternal grandmother) did that same exact thing to my mom 😹😂😹

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u/primeweevil 16d ago

That was all my Great Uncles when I saw them as a kid. 6 ft tall Sicilian men all giving me $20's like some mob hit was going down. Telling me not to tell my Aunt, who subsequently almost always passed me money either before or after.

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u/LilMissMixalot 16d ago

Same. Leans in, palms me a couple 20s and either says, “Don’t tell your grandfather” or, my personal favourite, “Be good (then a mischievous glint in her eye) but not TOO good.”

She was the reason I have a sense of humour. I miss her.

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u/mbrzy 16d ago

I love this!❤️❤️

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u/mbrzy 16d ago

Right! The secret money pass! Must be a universal Grandma thing! Your fond memories triggered my fond memories! Here's to your Grandma and mine and everyone who has fond memories of these little Grandparent moments. ❤️❤️

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u/HappyGoat32 16d ago

My grandad did this, he was proper old school cockney London geezer. Used to walk to his local football team and watch them every weekend up until his death at 97.

"'ere mate, stick this in ya pocket. Don't tell ya old mhan."

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u/NorwayNarwhal 15d ago

My grandfather died literally today. His wife, my grandmother died last march. I hope they’re together, wherever they are