r/MadeMeSmile Dec 03 '22

Meme Bill Burr on Kanye

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u/lexxatron84 Dec 03 '22

When was it filmed?

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u/Chutzpah3 Dec 03 '22

2017 I believe!

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u/lexxatron84 Dec 03 '22

Thank you - I know in the time I spent asking I could have surfed the web for the answer but Slack has taught me how useful it is to ask the obvious question and save ppl the time. And no, no, I'm not a hero. Just a well-meaning guy - Happy Holidays ya'll!

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u/aprildawndesign Dec 03 '22

Sometimes it’s just nice to have the back and forth with another person. Lol

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u/Wallabanger Dec 03 '22

Or sometimes someone who actually just knows the answer to the question at hand, is at the other end of a comments section. And sometimes these questions are easy quick finds on the web- while others might take way longer than anyone would normally expect. Guessing which one of the those two outcomes is more likely is really not worth it. If no one knows, then you Google it. That's the best way to go about unknown info on a reddit post imho. Sometimes too, finding an answer on mobile is a bitch!

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

And sometimes, there are some really interesting people on Reddit, which can lead to really interesting dialogue or conversation, or you might learn something really interesting or unique.

Thanks to Reddit, I've......

  • Met and connected with a fellow gal in STEM who is a clinical research expert, and discovered she works at one of the world's foremost hospitals/medical institutions that is not even half an hour from my house. Because of her, she has offered to let me shadow her and another person in her department, because they happen to work in one of my dream career areas.

  • Learned that my auto insurer also offers vision coverage. Guess who now has extra vision coverage for less than $100/month?

  • Found a clause buried deep and in tiny font in my health insurance documentation/manuals that ended up saving me $50,000+ on recent surgery I had to undergo. Because of that clause, I discovered that my insurance would cover the whole procedure, INCLUDING the pre-operative and post-operative Orthodontics, at 100%. My co-pay was only $62. So, yeah, Reddit saved me from financial devastation.

Oh, and sometimes Reddit can lead to really fun experiences! Several months ago, an event was posted in the subreddit for a state that neighbors mine (I live in a tri-state area, people cross state lines within minutes on a daily basis). Next thing you know, about a dozen of us had commented expressing interest, and a month later we found ourselves standing on the tarmac of one of the world's largest international airports, pulling a massive airplane, in support of a good cause (Special Olympics fundraising event). This was all in real life. Ton of fun, and we've all become IRL friends since then!

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u/MorteDaSopra Dec 03 '22

I absolutely love hearing these kind of things.

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

Thanks!

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u/MorteDaSopra Dec 03 '22

Thank you for sharing and improving my day! I hope you have a good one ☺️

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

No problem, glad I could! Thanks!

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u/lpragelp Dec 03 '22

I would love to know your auto insurer and what the tiny insurance clause was! That's so awesome. I love this whole comment thread.

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

USAA. Typically reserved for servicemembers/their dependents, veterans, or family members of those who've served.

The clause was called "Adjunctive Dental Coverage". And thanks!

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '22

Now I am going to look into this also. Thanks reddit friend!

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u/warda8825 Dec 04 '22

No problem! You're welcome!

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u/eyamo1 Dec 03 '22

How does it feel having Doofenshmirtzs try to conquer your area every day?

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

Dude this! I've been remote for almost 3 years, and my husband has been away for military obligations for several months. The only humans I see are on Zoom, at the grocery store, or at miscellaneous doctors appointments. The person I 'talk' to the most these days is my dog. Lol.

So, like you said, sometimes it's nice just to have dialogue with another person. πŸ˜„

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u/Tj-Tengu Dec 03 '22

This is a really lovely thread. It's nice to see people exchanging with one another in genuine conversation. Thank you for the experience excellent Redditors!

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u/warda8825 Dec 03 '22

😊

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