Kid puts gum in private DIA artwork

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  1. Wade3

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    I don't particularly like that piece of work but regardless what a disrespectful little <Censored>.
     
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    Big deal...
     
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    So, is the kid's parents gonna have to pay for that? $1.5 mill seems like a stretch.
     
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    I don't think theres much you can do about this, it didn't ruin it and the kids only 12 but I like how they explained it to the kid<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Though museum officials were upset, they didn't yell at the student or discipline him. At first, Hart tried to explain to him the museum's role in preserving cultural and visual history. "I knew that probably wouldn't make any sense to him, so I asked him what kind of music he liked," said Hart."He said he liked rap, so I said, 'Well, you know what rock 'n' roll is,' and he did, so I said, 'Can you imagine if somebody had messed up the beat in rock and roll so you didn't have any rhythm in rap.' And he looked at me, and he got it immediately."</div>It would have sucked though if they had to pay for the painting
     
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    It's not like he's 6, he knew what he was doing.
     

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