20 Things We Still Ask Our Moms At 20
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20 Things We Still Ask Our Moms At 20

Twenty of the most common things we still ask our moms at 20 years old.

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20 Things We Still Ask Our Moms At 20
Lisa Schmeckpeper

In honor of today being my 20th birthday, I came up with a list of 20 things we still ask our moms at 20. Even though today is my birthday, I wouldn't be where I am today (literally) without her. Thanks for life and stuff mom, I love you!

1. Can I borrow $20?

2. Will you put gas in my car?

3. How do I establish a credit score?

4. What's our insurance provider?

5. Will you schedule my dentist appointment?

6. How many ibuprofen can I really take in a 24 hour time period?

7. Will you make me food?

8. How do I made a doctor appointment?

9. What's my medical history?

10. How do I do my taxes?

11. What will happen if I don't get my wisdom teeth out?

12. How do I register to vote?

13. But why can't we get a dog?


14. Will you help me with my homework in (whatever they majored in) class?

15. How do you know literally everything?

16. What's the Netflix password?

17. Why are boys so dumb?

18. How do I rent an apartment?

19. Will you start this new show on Netflix with me?

20. What would I do without you mom?

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