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Brilio.net - Since joining the political party with the most votes without campaigning, Komeng's life has immediately been in the spotlight. Many are curious about his daily life, including portraits of togetherness with his family. Apparently, not many people know that Komeng's artistic blood was passed down to one of his twin sons, Bagus Athallah Aldi.
His son, who is familiarly called Babag, is now working as a filmmaker. Outside of his career as a director, Babag apparently has a past that makes you shake your head . When he was little, Babag and his twin sister, Handsome Maritza Aldi (Gaga), apparently sold their father's car.
Babag and Gaga's reasons for selling cars are no less surprising. Both of them were determined to sell their father's car just so they could play games, aka video games, at the PlayStation (PS) rental place.
Initially, he took photos of each part of his father's car which were then uploaded via an online buying and selling site. It didn't take long, they immediately found a potential buyer because Babag sold it for half the market price of a used car at that time.
reaction to a child's comment about selling a car
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"It was just because I wanted to play games, rent a PS, I didn't have any money for snacks. When I saw the car keys at home, 'Wow, this is business.' "We took it, it was all complete. After that we said to my little brother, 'There's a big turnover, here,'" recalled Babag, quoting from the KasiSolusi YouTube channel, Friday (23/2).
The buyer who was going to ask for the car was also surprised. Because those selling cars are still children. When asked, Gaga and Babag lied that he sold the car because of his father's request.
"Four hundred (million rupiah) times (the market price). Two hundred (million), you can get PS rental. 'Is this what his father told him to do (asked a buyer)?' 'Yes, my father told me to,'" said Babag when recalling the conversation with the car buyer.
Surprisingly, Komeng and his wife's reaction to their children was unexpected. Not necessarily angry, Komeng's wife could only laugh at the actions of her twin sons. This suddenly surprised Babag and Gaga.
"There was (Babag and Gaga's mother). When she found out it had been sold, she laughed out loud. Yes, because you know, Babe used to be like that, maybe, yes. She often pranked people, so it was down to me," recalled Babag.
Likewise with his wife, when he arrived home in the evening, Komeng responded casually to the actions of his two sons.
reaction to a child's comment about selling a car
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"Just ask, 'Is that car for sale?' 'Yes, it's for sale.' 'Oh, yes,'" recalled Babag while revealing his father's response when he found out that his car was being sold secretly.
This childhood incident became a lesson for Babag. Even though his father and mother were not angry, there was a hint of regret in him. After entering adulthood, Babag decided not to ask Komeng for money anymore. He even tried to find his own capital to make a film.
"You can't always be on a babe's back, gandolin. You still have to learn on your own (to earn money). Gradually, when you get older, you know, 'Oh, this is wrong, it's like this, I'm sorry,'" So let me know with Of course, if it's wrong, that doesn't mean it's like ignoring it. "You still know that this is wrong," he continued.
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