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Kids possess an innate ability to navigate the world with curiosity and ingenuity. A recent video shared by Auggie Gallagher’s parents captures the essence of a child’s unbridled logic, leaving viewers in stitches and awe. Auggie, a clever 3-year-old from Michigan, proved that when it comes to getting what he wants, he is a force to be reckoned with.
In the now-viral video posted on Auggie’s Instagram account, his parents set the stage for a challenge. The father informed Auggie that he could choose any toy that could fit in his hand. Seemingly straightforward, right? Well, not when you’re dealing with a quick-witted toddler.
The video kicks off with Auggie proudly holding a massive box with both hands in a store aisle filled with toys. The on-screen text humorously read, “Told him he could pick out a toy that fits in his hand.” Auggie confidently declares, “It fits in my hand,” as he begins his journey down the aisle, presumably towards the checkout.
However, dad interjects, reminding Auggie of the condition: the chosen toy must be holdable in one hand. Auggie, undeterred, displays a delightful mix of determination and cleverness. Suspenseful music heightens the moment as Auggie places the oversized box back on the shelf only to pick it up again by sliding his little hand through a carrying slot. The proud grin on Auggie’s face is truly priceless.
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Shared on Auggie’s Instagram account, the video has become an internet sensation, accumulating over 82 million views and 4 million likes. The accompanying caption humorously admits, “Honestly didn’t see that coming. He’s only 3.”
Amid the viral success, curious viewers flooded the comments, questioning if Auggie eventually got the coveted toy. Auggie’s dad graciously responded, recounting a delightful twist in the story. After proposing a challenge for Auggie to carry the chosen item to the checkout, the toddler’s attention was swayed by a Little People fire truck, ultimately leading to a different toy selection—a Little People Schools set.
Auggie’s father also expressed gratitude for the generosity of those offering to purchase the original toy from Auggie’s Amazon wishlist.
His father told TODAY.com, “He’s a clever little guy and always thinking about how he can get the things he wants.”
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