One man's father had had a great number of problems with gambling
this lead the men to develop quite the disliking of the habit. Now, it was his turn to be a father, and so he thought he'd try and pass on some of what he learnt to his son.

Sitting watching a typical Sunday cowboy flick he turns to his young son, "I bet you 5 pound the Indians win this."
His son pounced on the chance, come on, it's a cowboy and indians film, the cowboys always win!

It was Custer's Last Stand.

The plan probably backfired, though, more than learn to distrust gambling he probably instead learned to distrust his dad.
(Frozen_Banana Shaved against the grain; thoroughly unrewarding., Sat 9 May 2009, 15:45, Reply)