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Moms lead such stressful,Watch online Fast Lane to Vegas (2000) busy lives, and they deserve a nice snack at the end of the day. The only problem is they can't stay up long enough to enjoy it.

20-year-old Nick Avallone's mom, Eleanor, asks her beloved son for a bedtime snack every night. And every night, Nick finds his mother is fast asleep by the time he can bring her the late-night gnosh.

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Avallone playfully wrote on Instagram and Tumblr, "I adore my mom beyond words but I have to mom-shame her for always doing this to me."

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Of course, Avallone will always bring his mom any snack she asks for, despite knowing she'll inevitably be drifting off to dreamland by the time he returns to her room. Her favorite snack request, according to Avallone, is microwave popcorn.

A son has to do what a son has to do. Sleep well, Eleanor.

Via Giphy

BONUS: It's National French Fry Day! Celebrate with the good ol' boys.

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