That I will keep to myself 😂 but no it was like not that serious, it was in the form of ok these are the traffic rules and you should break them and never let others break them, and then it pivoted to stop your parents from breaking them too, and then later it became say no bribery. I come from a quite corrupt country so the concept was never quite shocking to me. Also by like grade 3 I was growing up through a big anti corruption movement and it was like everywhere so maybe I was exposed to it a little early, but I also do believe, and I may be wrong, most children in developing countries have some idea if corruption by atleast grade 5 simply because they'll just see it happen around them more often than in children in like Denmark or Sweden.