Nothing like a witty mom who calls out their kid's nonsense with perfect timing to lighten the mood. There's that or there's the mom who has no problem oversharing that the hardest part about being her age is holding a fart in during yoga.
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As it turns out, Tony Hawk has to deal with a whole lot of people not realizing that they are in fact talking to him. And this pertains to situations where he needs identification, like the TSA checkpoint. It's not like he's walking around asking for everyone to know who he is, but you'd think that more people would have a handle on
Someone on AskReddit got a fun thread going about the absolute dumbest questions that people have been asked. We've all encountered that one hopelessly clueless individual who seems like they are in dire need of an instruction manual for life. Some of these might even ring a bell for your own experiences. If that's the case, you've our sympathies.
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Throwback to the time that this interviewer went around, and asked people if the picture of Steven Spielberg with a prop dinosaur was in fact a real thing, and if he hurt it? The answers are sobering. People's confusion over the question is confusing in itself. Like, how? How do you think that Steven Spielberg is out here actually hurting dinosaurs? What timeline are you living in? Maybe not this one.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their most hilarious and outright ridiculous experiences with witnessing other people not understanding how to operate everyday objects. Confusion can strike in the most seemingly of obvious situations. Sometimes people's brains take a break, and they forget how to operate.
Someone on AskReddit asked for girls to share their experiences with putting out signals to guys who just missed them. Some dudes are more clueless than others. Maybe they're lost in thought, and to such an extent, and with so many assumptions about what could happen, that they're missing what's going on right in front of them.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share the dumbest questions they've ever heard from customers. The responses really end up contributing a solid argument to the case that so many of us, turn our brains off when we walk into establishments. Just cause customer service exists, doesn't mean we have to stop using our brains.
She had to spell it out for this guy, after he missed multiple hints that she was definitely interested in him. No, my dude, she didn't need you to "fix the bed." It sounds like she wanted your company, and potentially in the bedroom. Fortunately, she shoots her shot at the end of the texting exchange, and he seems to return the move with interest.
Not only is she driving the wrong way on a highway, but she looks all kinds of bothered when the cops pull her over to interrupt her phone call as well!
