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“Our son won’t stop dabbing. His grades are failing because he won’t stop to pick up a pencil, his sleepdabbing has gotten so bad, he can’t even have a drink of water before bed for fear of him knocking the cup down during the night, and he’s been hitting people while dabbing.”
Marty takes a sip of his Pepsi.
“What can we do? Can we put him in therapy? Do they even make therapy for dabbing?”
“I don’t know, Marty. I think we need to stage an intervention.”
The couple tiptoe into their son’s room. They crack open the door, and sneak over to their son, Patrick, doing his sleepdabbing.
“Marty, you hold him down, I’ll break both of his arms.”
“Aight.”
They hold Patrick down, and break his arms.
“No more dabbing for you!”