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Don't do these.

C'mon guys.

Corporate greed never changes.

Fellas, is it wrong to wear sunscreen?

There's one in every group.

So what exactly is a para-social relationship? Urban Dictionary might describe it as a sex move that involves an entire parachute. But really it has to do with convincing yourself that you actually have a personal relationship with a celebrity or bit of mass media that has no idea you exist. Sort of like this interaction right now, but not really. Because that would imply that you actually like us, which is not a terrifically solid claim. Where this might apply here is that when we read other p…

The answer is yes. This feels like one of those interaction that feels like it should have a record scratch moment. One of those brief slices in time where everything stops, you look down at the children who you've made cry for no reason other than your own convenience, and you should wonder to yourself, “how did I get here?” That's something a normal person would think. But not this entitled parent

This Lyft customer forgot their phone in the car. It happens,. You'd think that it would be a pretty easy issue to resolve, but that's where things got complicated. In a situation where it could have cost nothing to do the right thing, this guy decided to lie his way into a phone hostage situation. And this person wasn't going to let it happen. For some more scammers not getting what they want, here's the scammer who pretended to be a CEO and then got trolled like mad.

Are you serious.

When a smell becomes an idea, then a feeling.

Great job everyone.

It's one of those videos we didn't know we needed until it happened to us. There's tremendous skill in being able to read a situation, and this guy's interpretation of this cat's inner monologue is way too spot on. This cat is serious. Also, we need this man to do UFC commentary.

Where the cola choices are Poopsi and Cake.

To be honest, it's always been a little tempting while driving to see if you could make it down a set of stairs. But it's not exactly a thing most of us would want to risk with our own cars and/or stairs. Luckily this smooth-brain ventured on to find out for the rest of us that, yeah, it's possible, but no, it's not advisable. Now the real challenge is seeing if they can make it back up.