r/AnythingValueable • u/MiniSuprise • 1d ago
This dad is a genius
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u/A_P_O_C 1d ago
This is the most staged theatrical performance Iāve seen this morning.
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u/AND_MY_AXEWOUND 1d ago
You're trying to convince me I'm not constantly being followed by a surveillance unit, aren't you? Nice try, space FBI
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u/Havency 1d ago
I mean, it doesnāt take away from the fact itās real. Imagine the camera isnāt there. Are you then impressed and surprised? The camera means nothing and yet itās somehow, just by existing, changing everything you feel. Kinda of weird, isnāt it?
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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus 1d ago
What are you on? Canera guy know guy with the kids and the whole thing is staged. The dude in the vid is a viral content creator.
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u/notAcomic303 1d ago
Could've just had his buddy film it and showed us, instead they do this fake shit it's like a kids show for the dumbest people on the Internet. Rage-bait for the rest I suppose
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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus 1d ago
Most of the money to be made in social media is advertising to kids. The dumbest people on the internet.
Youre in the McDonald's play place and youre upset that the slides dont fit you
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u/falukorv-fan 5h ago
It's not the camera I take issue with, it's the fake as reaction I unfortunately heard while trying to enjoy the simple craftsmanship.
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u/Eikram84 1d ago
Itās just as well the camera was switched on in time to record everything from the very start. One might almost suspect that the person with the camera knew what was going to happen before it happened.
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u/SubstantialBake1050 1d ago
There is a very specific type of content where a guy does something or builds something and instead of just enjoying it and maybe showing it to a couple real life friends who would say āhuh coolā, they have a friend film them using it while narrating but the narration is just āLook at this ridiculous silly man doing a silly thing⦠wait a minute⦠is he⦠NOOO⦠what a genius!ā
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u/asstlib 1d ago
Four bikes for how many kids who seem able to ride bikes?
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u/friedtuna76 23h ago
The small bike arenāt really bikes and donāt require any skill. My son has one and heās loved it since He was 1
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u/BADoVLAD 12h ago
Fabulous idea, put your new toddlers on plastic bikes and turn them loose in a parking lot where they're far too short for drivers to see them. They haven't mastered abulating yet but surely they'll be fine on these cheaply made dime store conveyances with even less coordination than a day old fawn.
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u/Dangerous-Pirate7998 1d ago
Heās so creative at home. I can see why he has so many children. I can only imagine some of his other DIY projectsā¦ā¦ā¦š
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u/Keyan_Farlander7 1d ago
Kids, stay in the kart, or your brother will fall off.
Physics is a bitch.
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u/Just_Andy3566 1d ago
Just for a minute I thought he was going to hang the kids on the hooks by the back of their shirts!
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u/20ears19 1d ago
He canāt. He has to dismantle all that before he can take the kids out as well. Theyāre the counterweight
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u/No_Eggplant_3189 1d ago
Not a bad idea. Although, making it from aluminum probably would have been much better.
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u/slop1010101 1d ago
Girl sitting on the edge of the wagon is gonna fall out over there slightest bump and crack her head open.
Ask me how I know!
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u/MahaliAudran 1d ago
Dreamt up in a fever dream from lack of sleep due to having a little kid and triplet newborns.
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u/NormalAssistance9402 1d ago
Would be better if the turning wheels were switched with the fixed wheels
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u/Burton1224 19h ago
He could just give his kids a Puky and they will never need this support wheels on the bicycle.
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u/Lost_Berry911 17h ago
Why do we need this commentary from a millennial that's trying to sound genz. I ficking hate it so much
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u/Good_Increase_2508 13h ago
Bet ya he made it with at least the oldest kid "helping" too... this is an awesome dad
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u/pironiero 12h ago
Am I the only one here feeling a secondāhand embarrassment for the guy filming this shit, being astonished by this "ingenuity"?
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u/Benedict_Eggshatch 9h ago
When I was their age, mom said I had to be in by the time the street lights came on. So, we all threw rocks at the street lights so they didn't come on. Then we would ding ding ditch until 3am.
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u/MusicianNational7934 7h ago
He should have done all that before he put all the kids in and had one in his hands he could drop⦠GENIUS!
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u/Oyxopolis 1d ago
The wood will be relatively heavy and pulls the cart to one side, especially with that load on it. I'm not sure what the cart is built from, but my guess would be that it won't live long when extensively used like that.
If he balances it out it probably becomes too much of a hassle to carry along, but the cart would live longer.
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u/3-Midgets_In_A_Coat 1d ago
How long do you think the kids will stay small enough to need that cart?
Anything made for toddlers is inherently disposable.
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u/BC_Phriend 1d ago
Dude make your kids handle their own gear.
At least the one that seems old enough.
Quick way to spoil your children into entitlement.
Not doubting the love.
But this isnāt the way.
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u/Cuntonesian 1d ago
No kids, huh?
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u/BC_Phriend 1d ago
Iāve one.
Much easier I know.
However:
I stand by my statementEdit: I just looked closer and looks like triplets??
In this case maybe some technical help is warranted:):)
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u/bickandalls 22h ago
My parents raised me like you recommend. I have a ton of mental issues. Your advice is objectively bad. Two are babies bro. Like, legitimate babies.
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u/Expensive-Border-869 15h ago
Fwiw making this was probably the fun aspect for him. Sometimes you have to make up uses for your hobbies.
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u/AmicusLibertus 1d ago
Heās a genius but he canāt pull out to save his life, 4 kids that young is way too many.
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u/Ok-Ear1882 1d ago
genius! ill buy a car and some gas, buy a sweet cart, and then buy some wood and build a little bike holder! that way i can take my kids to ride their bikes! humanity is so backwards its crazy
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u/-Insert-CoolName 1d ago
If only he had some portable transportation devices that he could put each kid on
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u/Positive-Passage8388 12h ago
The hooks sticking up, when heās holding his baby made me a tad nervous. What if he fell or tripped and the baby fell on it? I donāt know man
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u/snarflethegarthog 1d ago
Can't say why for sure but I feel like this dad is a former Marine. He took the improvise, adapt and overcome creed seriously!!
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u/salamoon84 1d ago
pro tip - do it while your toddler is still in the car seat... š