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Teen Who Invented Viral Bottle-Flipping Craze Apologizes for Distracting Kids
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The man who created a viral phenomenon apologized as backlash grows against the bottle-flipping craze for drawing children away from their schoolwork. "I want to apologize to all teachers, it's not my intention, not my intention at all, to get your kids distracted," 18-year-old Michael Senatore told Inside Edition. Some schools now want to ban bottle-flipping because they say it's distracting students from their work. The Wall Street Journal called bottle-flipping "really, really annoying." #InsideEdition
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