Ok I need advice.
Am I the asshole for not letting my 5 year old cousin take my bunny moose for a “test run” before her mother allows her to buy a bunny? I’ve let her know bunnies are an everyday responsibility and need a certain amount of food, cage cleaning everyday as well as fresh water, can only be given certain toys/treats, and need attention daily etc. but she has expressed to me that she is under the understanding that she “can put him in a cage with a feeder that just has unlimited food and that she can clean the cage and water bottle once every few months. She is only five and I don’t feel she is ready for any animal let alone a rabbit. Not to mention the fact he would be outside (I am in an area where temps get low and there is a lot of snow.) So, long story short I don’t feel comfortable sending moose with her for a week. My bunnies are my world and if something happened to him I wouldn’t forgive myself. I expressed to my aunt that I don’t feel comfortable with that and suggested she come to my house for a week instead and cared for him so I could correct her if she did something wrong and show her the right way to do it but my aunt called me a brat and insisted I send my bunny to her for a week and it was selfish of me to not do so. I think I provided a reasonable compromise but my family seems to think I’m putting a “dirty animal” before family.
WON: Khan and Stephanie put over the usage of Bad Bunny, saying he was an authentic Latin American talent who resonates big in that market. He was the most streamed musical artist in the world in 2020 and they pushed Damien Priest (who is being linked to Bunny in storylines and is expected to tag team with him at WrestleMania) as their planned next major Puerto Rican star to the Latin American audience. They also noted that the Bad Bunny WWE merchandise in recent days has become the hottest selling merchandise in the history of WWE shop.
“The second area of our international focus is Latin America and localizing content tailored towards that region,” said Khan. “A key part of our strategy is bringing in authentic talent who resonate with particular international markets. You may have seen or read that on the Royal Rumble pay-per-view this past Sunday, Puerto Rican Superstar Bad Bunny performed his new hit single Booker T, which is based on our WWE Hall of Fame Superstar of the same name. An internationally acclaimed recording artist, Bad Bunny's songs were streamed on Spotify more than 8.3 billion times in 2020, helping to make him the most streamed artist in the world that year. Then low and behold, at the instigation of one of WWE's up and coming Puerto Rican stars, Damian Priest, Bunny got physically involved later in the night, setting the stage for future storylines.”
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– PWInsider reports that rapper Bad Bunny was working out at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida yesterday (Feb. 2). Per the report, Bunny was preparing for a proposed match on pay-per-view, possibly involving The Miz or John Morrison, that will potentially take place later this year.
