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Jesus would argue with Carlos about the dumbest things. If Carlos wouldn´t wash the dishes he would argue. ¨ My father washes dishes better than you.¨ said Jesus Carlos wouldn´t say anything. He would just ignore him. Jesus would tell him that his father was going to beat him up. Even in Carlos´ birthday, he would tell him things, On Jesus´ birthday his mother would give him a present and send him to his father's house. Jesus would tell his father everything. His dad would tell him what to say. Jesus loved his father so much that he would tell his mother thing that his father would tell him to say. Carlos would defend her and start telling him things. Jesus had a brother named John and he would also defend his mother. John would fight

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