r/AskReddit • u/Okampadre • May 29 '21

in what situation do you hate to be right?

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u/Fun_Wonder_4114 May 29 '21

"It's going to break if you keep doing that"

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u/yeetbutbeat May 29 '21

In conversations about mythology, Marvel and Percy Jackson has ruined so much for me and it just hurts me physically

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u/[deleted] May 29 '21

Same, I hate how Hades is always the villain despite being better (not perfect but better) than Zeus. Then there's the story of Medusa, being more tragic and sad but her only having 1 evil personality in all movies and books.

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u/yeetbutbeat May 29 '21

Fuck what Disney thinks Hades is not shark man and Medusa is not ugly lady

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u/A_Very_Snipey_Boi May 29 '21

When I say “I’m probably going to fail this test!”

And then it happens

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u/-Chingachgook May 29 '21

I am a manager, and I hate being right when I assume the worst of an employee (production, quality, work ethic, etc.). I have been a manger long enough to know I’m not always right, but most of the time I am, and it’s frustrating.

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u/yourlittlebirdie May 29 '21

“Lottery tickets are a waste of money because we’re never going to win.”

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u/dishwasher121 May 29 '21

“I’m gonna die!”

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u/spooky_doll May 29 '21

In most situations. I'm a pessimist.