I was a kid in the mid-1970s, so perhaps my parents’ idea of ​​”safety” is a bit suspect by today’s standards. I’m not sure the seat belts were ever really buckled in our family’s Chevy Malibu, and my brother and I played a lot of lawn darts where we threw a big sharp metal dart very high in the air hoping to land it in it A ring on the ground that was very close to where your teammate was standing/about to be impaled.

My parents weren’t delinquent or psychotic—like everyone else back then, they were too stupid to know any better.

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Today we know better. Seat belts are used and lawn darts are prohibited. We are made aware of potential dangers out there and most of us take precautions to avoid them because no one wants to be that kid who can’t play soccer because a metal nail is sticking out of their foot.

Recently, society’s dominant wind of “don’t hurt yourself, fool” blew hard in the face of Florida-based TikTokers The Kelly Fam, who posted a video of their hack for allowing their 3-year-old “thrill-seeking boy.” to get on the big rides at Disney theme parks.

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In the video, the parents use flip-flops and gorilla glue to create platform shoes that allow their little daredevil to get on rides that Disney security police deemed too dangerous.

@the.kelly.fam These shoes are a game changer #disney #dadlife #parentsoftiktok #thekellyfam ♬ Fortunate Son – Creedence Clearwater Revival

The video garnered a ton of views and outrage. Thousands of commenters questioned the Kelly Fam’s parenting skills, prompting a response from father, 30-year-old Ty Kelly, who apologized.

Kelly said he was a “very flawed person” and basically said the hack was bs and they didn’t actually use it. A longer version of the video posted on The Kelly Fam’s YouTube channel includes a disclaimer in the description: “This video should not be taken seriously as we made this video for entertainment purposes only. DO NOT attempt this yourself. Disney is GREAT at their jobs and you’re going to get caught.”

An even better disclaimer? “Never do anything people say on TikTok.” You stand a better chance of living longer if you stick to lawn arrows.