Dad 100% convinced that toddler waking up is laughing and not crying

Arthur Commons put down his controller, pausing a game of Star Wars Squadrons, when he heard the sound of his 2-year old, Lance, waking up from his nap. A distant wail came from the halls of the ranch house.

"He is laughing," he told himself, picking up the controller, "he is enjoying the bed time."

A minute later, Arthur heard the commotion of Lance yelling "Daddy, daddy, daddy, daddy," in a shrieking voice.

"Must be a great joke. I won't interrupt," he assured himself, while finishing the rebel missions of the single player campaign.

After several toys crashed on the floor and stomping had begun, Arthur began to realize that his son was into physical comedy and he was improvising a hilarious bit.

"We have a real joker on our hands," described the father who had no intention of getting his comedic son to ruin his play time.

Moments later Arthur heard Lance scream "Up! Uuuuuuuuup!!! Up! Mommy!!! Up!!!" in which the father pondered if his son was really crying.

"I will give him twenty minutes," he said, skipping the cutscenes to start the new mission of the game.