Goodbye College Fund

My sweet Madison has once again made me laugh uncontrollably with the things that she says.  Last Wednesday she purposely broke another child's toy at daycare.  As I learned about the incident from our provider the following went down:

Mommy:  Madison!  Why would you do such a thing?  I'm very disappointed in you.  You'll have to take the money from your piggy bank to buy C a new truck.
Madison: But that money is for college!

I had to hide a giggle.  It would have been cute if I weren't so upset with her.  Our provider also had to hide her face in an effort to not laugh.

The conversation continued in the car:

Madison:  Mommy!  I want to go to college.  If I have to buy a new toy I can't go to college.
Mommy:  Well, you should have thought about that before you broke C's toy.
Madison: But I want to go to college!
Mommy:  I guess now you'll have to only go to community college instead of university.  That's too bad.

I later emailed the child's mother to get more information on the toy.  She has since fixed the toy and all is forgiven, but I haven't told Madison yet.  I'm letting her worry about not being able to go to college. 

Mean, I know. 

I still might make her take the money and buy a toy for someone less fortunate.  One way or another, she'll learn that she can't break other people's toys. 

Just for fun, I bring up the piggy bank and her college fund from time to time.  The disappointment in her face and voice is unchanged.  I know it is eating at her. 

Is it wrong that this is so much fun for me?