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Clinton Svatos demonstrates a swift method to undermine a child's trust in this video. In an April Fools' Day celebration, he played a trick on his children by presenting 'cake pops' that were actually disguised veggie pops, coated in melted chocolate and adorned with sprinkles to mask their true nature. This clever yet mischievous act raises questions about parenting ethics. 'We can label it a healthy prank,' he remarked during an interview with WooGlobe.

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00:00I have the perfect April Fool's prank for those of you who have kids who love cake pops.
00:04I think this makes it a healthy prank.
00:06They look so yummy, don't they?
00:07Melt some chocolate.
00:09Make sure it's smooth and dunk it.
00:11They'll never know.
00:13Add some sprinkles to complete the prank.
00:15To really sell it, get some Starbucks bags too.
00:17Have fun.

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