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Irish schoolboy mistakes orange for grapefruit

An Irish boy regretted his decision to take a bet from his father. His dad Gary explained: "I was making dinner yesterday and Jay kept asking over and over for an orange, I told him he could have one after his dinner but no he wanted one straight away, so that's why I told him I would give him a fiver if he ate the whole thing

His devious father swapped the orange for a grapefruit however and watched the hilarity ensue. You can see the child's hilarious face as he soldiers through by clicking here to see it at irishmirror.ie.

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