It's important to have an open and honest conversation with your mom about why you want to drink Monster Energy. Explain the reasons behind your interest, such as needing a boost of energy for a specific activity or task. Discuss any concerns she may have regarding the potential health risks associated with energy drinks, and work together to find a compromise that addresses both your needs and her concerns. Remember, communication and understanding are key in reaching a mutually agreeable decision.
Well, friend, it's important to have an open and honest conversation with your mom about why you want to drink Monster Energy. Maybe you can share your reasons and listen to her concerns too. Remember, it's all about finding a compromise that works for both of you and respecting each other's perspectives.
Oh, dude, if you want your mom to let you drink Monster Energy, you might as well just ask her nicely and hope for the best. Maybe throw in some good grades or extra chores to sweeten the deal. But hey, if she says no, just remember there are plenty of other ways to get a caffeine fix... like, I don't know, coffee or something.
I would STRONGLY suggest you do your homework. Investigate what all is in the drink. Then, I would also research what, if any, health risks are involved. "Taurine" is a main ingredient in energy drinks. Before you try to figure out how to convince your mom, you, yourself just might want to read up on what that is. My guess is after you learn about that, you won't worry so much about trying to persuade your mom, but you'll be thanking her instead! Either way, if you decide to pursue this, as a mother, I advise you to have all of your facts straight, present her with information, and then be mature enough to discuss your facts and her concerns. You just might win her over. But, us moms fear the unfamiliar, and we're too busy to check into every single thing ourselves. So, if my kids came to me with facts to support their argument and presented it in a respectful, educated manner, chances are I would bend!
Your monster drinks the same way it eats. You click on the chest that holds the drink, drag the drink to your monster and let go!
Yes, It is safe to drink monster, 8 year olds can!
Your parents know best and Red Bull Monster and Rockstar are not good for you. You can ask them but there are no valid benefits to use as a reason for them to allow you to drink them.
To try and convince parents that it's ok to drink energy drinks, a child should explain to them the ingredients in them.
by letting your little people sleep not work.
Wake up before your mom and drink hot tea. This will only work if the thermometer is a mouth one.
Nope, but a Moshi Monster can run away or become sick or unhappy. You can go to the Gross-ery Store and get your monster some food to let your monster be healthier. Not only that, you can play games to let your monster be happy and let your monster shine like a star.
Yoou can be nearly any age but if a 8 year old or under buys a relentless energy drink then might not let you have it but if your older than that then they should let you have it as long as you have money and this is just my opinion they are nice but i think Rockstar energy drink are WAY NICIER but some relentlesses are nice but the excatly the same goes for rockstar and i think relentless are more expensice HOPE THIS HELPS :> :<
Let your puppy drink as often as it wants to, it's not going to drink for the sake of it - the puppy will drink because it needs to.
No, by no means is monster bad for you. Let's clear the air of any rumors right now. Monster isn't bad for you, believe it or not monster is better for you than most beverages out there(excluding juice, tea, and water.) Monster has less sugar than most sodas and it also has B-vitamins (they relieve stress). The only thing monster has is herbal stimulants, which are good for you unless you have a bad heart. Just follow the guidlines on the back of each can and they can actually be GOOD for you.
Just ask her. If you are mature about it, she will let you.
say well mom if it bites me i will learn my lesson!