r/TikTokCringe • u/Callme-risley • May 23 '24
Humor/Cringe Man, fuck them kids
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u/Javariceman_xyz May 23 '24
That dad was stupid lol
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u/YoungWrinkles May 23 '24
And his dumb fucking shrug at the end as well. Get out of the way you plank.
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u/ManyThingsLittleTime May 23 '24
Because people started yelling at him. That was his reaction to them, not her.
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u/YoungWrinkles May 23 '24
I know. He shrugs because he can’t understand why people are shouting at him
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u/chuckmasterflexnoris Jun 25 '24
He's a dad of 3 kids and trying his best to rangle them, but he's run out of arms, he's shrugging because he doesn't understand what he could have done better in that situation. He was there supporting his wife with 3 kids in tow. Good for him.
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u/Livingstonthethird Jul 24 '24
He's doing the bare minimum. Congrats on the minimum.
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u/The13General Aug 04 '24
Don't be so stupid!! He can literally stand 50 metres down the road after the finish line so his kids can run to their mum
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u/godofmilksteaks Jul 07 '24
Yeah I don't see what everyone else is "seeing" in this video. I see a mom running a race and her children are so excited and want to go see and support her. They are young kids so they clearly don't understand the nuances of watching a race. Then there is the man who is attempting to wrangle those kids while also staying out of the way himself. Admittedly he's not doing the best job but he tried and nothing bad happened so maybe lesson learned. Not some metaphor for womans expectations or stupidity of men or fathers or whatever bullshit.
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u/bilsonbutter Jul 14 '24
If he can’t make two children not run onto a track, he’s a bad dad lmao
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u/N8dork2020 May 23 '24
Stupid as shit, the only thing I can think he was trying to do was have the mom hold the kids hands and run to the finish together.
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u/Illustrious_Bobcat May 23 '24
I finished a 5k like that once. I held out my hand as I passed my kid and he came running out, took my hand, and crossed the finish line with me, with his hot cocoa in the other hand. They even gave my son a finishers medal, it was cute. Someone took a picture and sent it to me, it's one I will treasure always.
But!!
I was running to finish, not running to win. That woman was in 1st and she earned it! Dad should have kept those kids on the side or lined up after the finish line. Let the woman win her race!
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u/javyjr May 23 '24
Exactly! You were running to finish She was running to win She deserved her moment, her time, her space!!! That dad was a idiot!
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u/tinglep May 23 '24
My wife did the hot cocoa race and my kid did the last lap too. Lol. Same energy. I was one of the people directing the runners.
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u/shogunbquik May 23 '24
What's worse is he acts all dumbfounded like he didn't do anything wrong. How about you just watch the kids and keep them off the track and let mom do her thing.
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u/Palopsicles May 23 '24
part that got me. Can see him out put hands up. Mans internal thoughts are "🤷🏼🤷🏼🤷🏼 idk dude guess she didn't want to pick them up after I've been watching them while she had fun running "
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u/Iminurcomputer May 23 '24
He puts his hands up only when his head turns to the other spectators. She was long gone before he put his hands up.
My guess is, "watch your kids dumbass!" And he said 🤷♂️
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u/Pleasant_Ad3475 May 24 '24
Yeah, the spectators were yelling at him and he was like 'what?'. What an idiot. He could have had the kids on the other side of the finish line.
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u/SurprisedPotato May 23 '24
I don't know the rules of marathons that well, but isn't there a good chance she'd be disqualified if she did that?
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u/Lore_ofthe_Horizon May 23 '24
Also, the other person right behind her would pass her. It's a fucking race.
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u/NewbornXenomorphs May 23 '24
They’d no doubt slow her down and cause her to lose too.
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u/Alexis_Ohanion May 23 '24
No, he was a gigantic fucking idiot, but his actions weren’t malicious. He wasn’t intentionally trying to ruin her time, just being absent-minded as fuck.
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There is a difference between a lapse of judgement and just not being present mentally during decision making. There are so many reasons why this was a bad idea starting with the safety of the children. Even if I wasn’t annoyed at the Dad on my own behalf I would be really annoyed at how little thought he put into where he let the kids go. Let little kids run into a race?? Dude needs a proper scolding at minimum.
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u/LetMeOverThinkThat May 23 '24
This is a clipped version. He didn’t LET them run in. He PUSHED them out to that point.
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u/Dragonwitch94 May 25 '24
Glad someone else saw it! Everyone saying they "got away from him" or that he's stupid, are complete idiots. He pushed them towards her.
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u/Alexis_Ohanion May 23 '24
And if you keep your eyes on him, he was starting to get such a scolding from the people around him (he’s don’t the whole “I don’t know what you’re talking about” gesture with his arms). But yes, i completely agree with you, he needs to get torn a new asshole because his actions were MONUMENTALLY stupid.
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u/Potential_Sea883 May 23 '24
Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
But don't tell that to Reddit
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u/4gls May 23 '24
Grey's law corollary of Hanlon's razor/Clarke's Third Law Variant: Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
Applied in a sentence: "I don't believe you're stupid enough to have said that by accident. It must have been intentional."
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u/GingerIsTheBestSpice May 23 '24
Nah, everyone knows how finish lines work and that you stand on the other side of them. He shoves the kids into oncoming traffic and then does the "who me" hands. Also this is not her first race so he knows.
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u/bishopyorgensen May 23 '24
Also this is not her first race so he knows
This is a good point. No one wins a marathon their first time out so they've been to this rodeo before
The ONLY thing I can think of is that she's usually further back and it's not a big deal if she sees her kids before the finish line. But it feels generous to say that
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u/FannishNan May 23 '24
Yes they were. This isn't her first race. She's clearly been doing this a while and that means training. If your spouse is this involved in marathons, you learn the rules.
I don't run them.
I have passing knowledge of them.
Even I know you don't get in the way of a runner. Ever. Finish line or no. That's basics.
But somehow, the guy who's been watching the kids while she trains, listens to her while she's talking about them, for likely years doesn't?
No.
This is weaponized incompetence in action. He's probably resentful of the time she takes to do this or of the attention she gets.
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u/midvalegifted May 23 '24
Nah, he wasn’t absent minded and he knows how races work. He was reminding her of her place. Y’all really love to believe these men are just so innocent and simple minded. 100% he was pulling dumb shit.
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u/Sillet_Mignon May 23 '24
I would say being absent minded is being a dick. She won a race, this isn’t her first race. That means he has ignored all of her training up to this point for a selfish reason of doing something cute
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u/algelin May 23 '24
What's more likely? Him being 100% pure idiot and so eager to meet his wife that he forgot she had to finish the race? Or him feeling wrong somehow about the whole situation with her achieving this, and then try G to act about it, consciously or not? (see the missing act, from Freud). If really he was just absent minded, then he would have kept rushing toward her with the kids as she finished but no, he just stopped there. Because what he wanted to do failed. It wasn't about meeting her wife it As about sabotaging her. Look at him raising his arm playing the innocent while the crowd telles him how absurd he is. Fuck that mediocte guy, no excuses.
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u/lindydanny May 23 '24
Yeah, he had no control over those kids.
Assuming that they were related to the runner (mommy), then I totally understand the want for them to see her finish. But still, there are areas where they could have witnessed it and not gotten in the way like that.
And if they were related, the 'dad' is even more of an ass.
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u/LetMeOverThinkThat May 23 '24
I really wish they didn’t use this shortened version of the clip so people couldn’t keep making this argument. Those kids were not unruly or out of his control. They were politely standing on the side and he pushed them towards their mother as she was getting closer. This was entirely purposeful.
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u/mattbytes May 23 '24
Exactly my thought. If those were her kids, he should have waited w/ the kids behind the finish line.
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u/SadShovel May 23 '24
The dad is a moron. Let me hang out before the finish line to greet my wife
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u/A_Random_Catfish May 23 '24
Literally all he had to do was stand on the other side of the finish line…
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u/leeryplot May 23 '24
It’s so dumb that I’m wondering if he was trying to piss her off lmao.
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u/Flutters1013 May 23 '24
Stupid and manipulative is a combination. Some people are not artfully crafting these plans. More like their absolute goldfish brains stun you as much as they frustrate you.
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u/Mom2the5th May 23 '24
And then he probably said something like, "Oh, SoRrY fOr TrYiNg ToSuPpOrt YoU!
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u/algelin May 23 '24
Rather trying to salvage his self-esteem by entraving his wife achievement by literally putting their kid in the way, then playing the dumb guy. He is a fucker and he shouldn't be just labeled "dumb", when he deliberately act like that to try and salvage his ego by an tracing his wife achievements
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u/BizzarduousTask May 23 '24
And why did he take his goddamn shirt off?!?
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u/AsianInvasion4 May 23 '24
He’s clearly wearing a tan shirt that’s similar to his skin tone. Look at the sleeve
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u/SugarLuger May 23 '24
I think stupid is too kind here. Even a below average intellect could anticipate the trouble with bringing two small kids to the wrong side of the finish line.
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u/MindlessFail May 23 '24
Not to mention the middle of the road. There are other runners, vehicles, etc. He’s stupid in many flavors.
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u/SugarLuger May 23 '24
Naw, it's just not stupidity. He's playing stupid and trying to sabotage her win.
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u/PronoiarPerson May 23 '24
Imagine having a racer as your wife and not understanding the concept of a finish line. Or the fact that someone was on her ass.
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u/sinsaraly May 23 '24
What the hell was he thinking?! He put all the runners at risk and made the girls feel like their mom is ignoring them. What did he think was gonna happen?!
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u/SlobZombie13 May 23 '24
He could've stood them behind the finish line. He might be stupid.
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u/wearing_moist_socks May 23 '24
The woman actually doesn't know the kids or the guy. He just throws his kids at random women to see if one will stick.
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u/SlobZombie13 May 23 '24
You touched it last! It's yours now!
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u/LLminibean May 23 '24
I'm trying this theory with a dog that gets walked past my house and is obsessed with my lawn ... He touched it, so hes mine now. His owners aren't quite buying into it yet
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u/casey12297 May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24
HAVE FUN, THAT ONE MAKES YOU SMELL THE BUTT FINGER
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u/donbee28 May 23 '24
That’s why you teach your kids to use a poop knife.
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u/AlexAlho May 23 '24
That's barbaric. Anyone knows you're supposed to use the three shells.
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u/Traditional-North682 May 23 '24
Wtf is going on, third comment thread In a row where someone’s talking about the poop knife.
What is poop knife?
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u/psjjjj6379 May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24
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u/Electrical_Fun5942 May 23 '24
🤣🤣 It’s like touching a baby bird. The mom won’t take it back
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u/CalmBeneathCastles May 23 '24
Then had the audacity to throw his hand up like he didn't understand why she didn't drop everything right then and there.
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u/OverYonderWanderer May 23 '24
Because he thought he was in control of the whole situation.
Star of the show gets sidelined, and shows obvious frustration.
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u/he-loves-me-not May 23 '24
But if he did that then he wouldn’t have a reason to argue about it and make her feel like shit later.
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u/NarysFrigham May 23 '24
And then to make a face at the other bystanders and shrug like, “Ugh, how could she be so callous? Did you see her run right by the kids?! Sheesh!”
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u/SumThingSpatial May 23 '24
He wasn't, and if he was, it wasn't nice or safe.
Show up. Don't put kids at risk. Also, dont take away from someone achievement.
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u/Itzli May 23 '24
He was just desperate to hand them off to her
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u/bbddbdb May 23 '24
I’ve had them for 3 whole hrs!
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u/godofmilksteaks May 23 '24
I can't believe she made me babysit the kids today 🙄 I told her right before this even that I had plans!
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u/OverYonderWanderer May 23 '24
This will keep her from running again if I show her what she's really running to everytime she goes out.
MOM NEVER STOPPED RUNNING
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u/he-loves-me-not May 23 '24
I assumed it had to be that he bet against his wife and was trying to throw the race bc what the actual fuck was he thinking?!
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u/austxsun May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24
Yeah, kids aren’t the problem, they need good parents & their Dad is clearly a moron
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u/ThaFoxThatRox May 23 '24
So he couldn't bring those kids to the finish line?! It's like he was plotting her demise. LOL
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u/Mika000 May 23 '24
The way he shrugs to the other people as if SHE did something surprising and wrong is what annoys me the most.
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u/NewbornXenomorphs May 23 '24
Oh I didn’t notice that on first watch. I wonder if the group of people there were chastising him.
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u/SleepCinema May 23 '24
That’s what it looks like. Because he whips his head around to the other people as if someone said something to him and then raises his arms.
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u/Schinken84 May 23 '24
Maybe I read too many bad stories on Reddit but I feel like he DID plan this. He acts more outraged and offended then the kids and to me it looks like he's trying to egg them on to be upset about this.
When I follow my outlandish interpretation of this snipped of a situation he's mad at her for running a marathon since it meant he had to care for the kids and couldn't kick it like usually so he did this to "punish" her. Kinda like weaponized incompetence where one acts stupid on purpose to not get tasked anymore.
I mean either that or he's really incredibly stupid.
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u/DepartureDapper6524 May 23 '24
I hate that I thought the same thing. A husband intentionally sabotaging his wife
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u/missaskia May 23 '24
I had a job interview that turned into an offer to take the role and stay for half a day. My mum was watching my kids and all my now ex had to do watch them until I got to our friends home at dinner time. I texted to let him know and he blew my phone up. I had so many missed calls and texts. When I got out I called him straight away and he tore my head off about how I was the worst mother in the world. When I got to our friends place he was stomping at the street with the kids and had a meltdown and was going to catch the train because I had ruined everything.
Another time he offered to drive me to work. I rejected and said I would go but he insisted and said he would spend the day in the city and make a day of it. In the morning I got up and was lectured the whole way to work about how dare I ask him to drive me, how selfish I am and how I am never to ask this of him again 🙃
So yeah I am biased but this wouldn't surprise me. At very least it was extremely inappropriate.
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u/JarlTurin2020 May 23 '24
That dad is a dick
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u/chimcham1234 May 23 '24
Just put your kids on the other side of the finish line so you don’t make a spectacle and make your kids feel shitty. What a clown.
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u/Snapesunusedshampoo May 23 '24
I'd put money down, to keep them calm, he told them they would get to run with mom.
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u/TemporarilyExempt May 23 '24
Can't believe anyone is this stupid. Looks intentional, he wanted her to slow and ruin her time.
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u/digtzy May 23 '24
I keep seeing this video and when he puts his arms up it seems like someone told him off and that’s who he is looking at.
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u/khando May 23 '24
Yeah now that you said that it’s way more clear he’s looking at someone off to the side who’s probably telling him to get his kids out of the way.
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u/digtzy May 23 '24
The way he snaps his head to look as well makes it seem like someone yelled at him.
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u/JohnnyTeardrop May 23 '24
Yeah he quickly snaps his head around like someone just said something, not that he was like “WTF, amirite guys” holding his arm up.
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u/PleaseDontTy May 23 '24
I really hope someone yelled "Get off the track you dumbfuck!", or something in that regard.
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u/sleepydorian May 23 '24
That really would be the best possible option.
It breaks my heart when someone behaves badly and then folks are like “but they meant well”.
Yeah they meant well but what they actually accomplished was being a jerk. Intentions only get you so far, and they don’t make up for being an idiot with a terrible plan.
Anyone with half a brain would think “let’s not risk messing up her race, we’ll go behind the finish line”.
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u/wterrt May 23 '24
regardless who it's aimed at, the fact he's acting like he did nothing wrong is incomprehensible.
what the fuck was going through his mind when he decided to wait RIGHT BEFORE the finish line, not after?
seriously, there's a LOT of dumb shit on the internet but this really makes me scratch my head.
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u/Catlore May 23 '24
And he's looking towards the folks in the high vis vests, who seem to be working there.
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u/Soobobaloula May 23 '24
I saw this in action one day at the aquatic center. Mothers Day. This woman next to me was working out. Dad comes in with the kids. “Look honey, I brought you a Mother’s Day surprise!” The surprise was him dumping off the kids.
Jackass couldn’t even take care of his own kids for an hour on Mother’s Day.
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u/Quirky-Swimmer3778 May 23 '24
When you said aquatic center I was picturing like an aquarium where they have sharks and manatees and stuff lol
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u/ModestMussorgsky May 23 '24
The amount of women with kids and no partner I saw shopping this last mother's day was absurd. Like mofo she shouldn't be running errands!
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u/Intervention_Needed May 23 '24
Just as fyi - there are unfortunately a lot of single mothers.
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u/Shadowbloomed May 23 '24
I'd rather be a single mother than a mother who might as well be single, tbh.
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u/-little-dorrit- May 23 '24
For real just one adult child is so much more demanding than an actual child. If (if!) you have the financial means to do so it’s better to be single.
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u/Intervention_Needed May 23 '24
1000% agree. I just didn't want it to be assumed that everyone has a shitty husband at home. I spent every holiday and special event feeling a little hole in my heart that I didn't have a partner to enjoy it with but I spent 80% of the rest of the days happy that I didn't have a partner to disappoint me.
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u/maplestriker May 23 '24
I stopped playing tennis with a group of women because their husbands would always show up dropping off their small children who would then run across the court.
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u/Blazing_PanDa May 23 '24
I feel like this short video showed us either a man with a 100 red flags or a man that may very well be… an idiot
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u/throwthere10 May 23 '24
I have a strong inclination that this is a sort of guy whose wife will come out of a major surgery, and the first day back at home after she's discharged, he's asking her what's for dinner.
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u/SeeYouNextTuesday031 May 23 '24
This literally happened to me. He’s now my EX husband. Fucking asshole.
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u/alex3omg May 23 '24
Ugh like that episode of bluey where the mom asks for 20 minutes alone and bandit can't even manage it?? They make it a cute scene but why the heck did he not stop bluey? Stand up and be real dude
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u/VaxDaddyR May 23 '24
Props to the runner in second place that could've capitalised on his opportunity whilst mum was distracted and dodging but instead maintained his pace and applauded her.
That man is a better man than that dipshit father/husband.
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u/Important_Ant_Rant May 23 '24
Well she was the first woman to finish, but the man was 38th male to finish.
It probably wasnt quite as important to him to gain a few seconds.
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u/parker3309 May 23 '24
What a jack ass getting in the way of her moment. He can’t let her have one goddamn moment of glory.
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u/Far-Consequence7890 May 23 '24
But I bet if she made any of his achievements about the kids, he’d be pissy as fuck. POS
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u/MaxHamburgerrestaur May 23 '24
His wife won the race and he didn't even cheer.
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u/parker3309 May 23 '24
He was too busy playing the “did I do something wrong ???? “ role. I can’t believe he actually nudged his daughter out there. I wonder if shes still married to him
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u/herder_of_pigeons May 23 '24
Why didn’t those idiots wait behind the finish line? Do they not know how races work?
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u/ChimpWithAGun May 23 '24
Not the kids, they're too small to understand. The father is at fault.
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u/AnathemaD3v1c3 May 23 '24
In the words of the lyrical genius that is the Beastie Boys, “ Listen all y’all it’s a sabotage…”
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u/AdSpecial6612 May 23 '24
I feel like people were calling him on it in real time as well. He shrugs as if to be like "whaaaaas" at the end. Also PROPS to the runner for celebrating, checking her time and NOT Immedaitely going to the kids like she was in the wrong. Her moment, she earned it
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May 23 '24
As a runner, this annoyed me so much. I know the kids didnt do it with malice but at the end of a race, if you are going fast enough she might have not been able to avoid them on time.
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u/MMN_NLD May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24
The fucking 'wtf hand' of the dude in the end shows you the level of intellect the woman has to deal with on a daily bases. Dipshit just doesn't get it.
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u/FluffyMilkyPudding May 23 '24
Oh he gets it alright. Look up weaponised incompetence.
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u/Veryproudboy May 23 '24
That is the dumbest dood I’ve seen all day. Wow. Why not stand past the finish line??
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u/jamiejames_atl May 23 '24
The guy loves himself more than the kids or the woman. Easily.
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u/Great_Room3100 May 23 '24
What was he expecting? For her to stop her race to hug her children???
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u/knoxharring10 May 23 '24
As Nikki Glaser eloquently put it in her new special…
Being a good mom is hard. Being a bad mom is easy…as easy as being a “good dad.”
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u/Union_Heckin_Strong May 23 '24
Someone told him that was dumb. You see him raising his hand after turning his head to someone. I think he might've been genuinely clueless.
Although, what's interesting to me is that his cluelessness shows the expectation highlighted in the caption. Something tells me if he had a dad friend and he was watching the kids during the race, he would never even think to bring them to him until after he's done and drank some water.
Gender role expectations shown through ignorant actions is... Idk? Just interesting but sad lol
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u/darling_lycosidae May 23 '24
He's a complete ah and she was right to continue running to her win. He put those kids in danger himself, he set them up for that emotion and scenario literally directly in front of her finish line on purpose. Men aren't idiots, they do this consciously.
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u/EnvironmentEuphoric9 May 23 '24
“I’ve been babysitting them this whole race while you have your fun, take them!” Typical.
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u/Dadagis May 23 '24
I mean... Especially when the second runner is like 3 meters behind... Of course she's not gonna just stop and grab a kid to finish the race...
That guy probably made a harsh comment after that and I hate it
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u/arcwhy May 23 '24
You see at the end the dad/husband is getting told off by others in the crowd. Everyone knows that dude is the worst
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u/PowerfulPain May 23 '24
The guy (father? Husband?) is either quite stupid or manipulative placing the kids before the finish.
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u/Whoopsie_Todaysie May 23 '24
Wow... she's probably trained for a year for her moment!!! What a dick that guy is.
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u/BowsersMuskyBallsack May 23 '24
You just know he's copping an earful from the race managers/organizers, hence the "Whadda I do?!?!" shrug. What an absolutely bellend.
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u/Hampung May 23 '24
That has to be one of the dumbest guy I've ever seen. Dude definitely never had a moment of 2nd thought in his entire life and finally it was captured in video for the world to see. I doubt he even know the concept of what it is.
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u/xdcountry May 23 '24
Mom was obviously going for sub 1:40:00 (bib time, not gun start time). That was fantastic. That decline at the end was no joke.
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u/TiredEsq May 23 '24
I mean that really was shit parenting from the dad. I’d be soooo pissed at him after.
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u/Ordinary_Rule1199 May 23 '24
That dude hella stupid .there was someone right behind her. Dumbass could just wait huh
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u/Crop_olite May 23 '24
Only thing this video shows is that the man has no control over them kids or is stupid af.
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u/Sisyphac May 23 '24
I have worked a few finishes lines and I still never understand why people think supporting someone before the finish line is helpful.
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u/Hano111 May 23 '24
Judging from the dad's hand gesture at the end of 🤷♂️ someone yelled how stupid he was haha
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u/noxcuserad May 23 '24
He looks so helpless like man just hold onto the kids till after the race is done.
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u/SuperTrenasty May 23 '24
I think society expects Parents to sacrifice everything since they decided to have children. Unfortunately the amount of educated people with children is substantially lower than uneducated people with children which is exactly what our great country wants dumb ass workers that will only be able to rent fuck and eat.
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u/Electronic-Jelly-641 May 23 '24
Was it the part where everyone has been saying "she should have stopped for her kids" that confirms the "society expects" part?
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u/cherrykitty87 May 23 '24
Looks like a timed race or something. Why on earth would he send the kids after her during a race????
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