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<p>NEW WILMINGTON &#8212; A Pennsylvania college student&#8217;s mother reminded him to take out the trash &#8212; by sending it to him in a care package.</p><p>Eighteen-year-old Connor Cox tells WHTM-TV that his mother sent two boxes to him at Westminster College in New Wilmington last month.</p><p>One contained food and other goodies. The other contained garbage.</p><p>When he called her to ask if that was a mistake, Cox says his mother told him, &#8220;No, that&#8217;s the trash you were supposed to take out&#8221; during a recent visit home.</p><p>Cox, who has three sisters, says he doesn&#8217;t have a normal mother-son relationship, calling her his best friend and saying, &#8220;She knows what to say at the exact time she should say it.&#8221;</p><p>&#8212; The Associated Press</p><style>
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Pennsylvania mom’s care package to son at college: goodies, garbage