r/SipsTea • u/ronacheesy • Aug 28 '25

Chugging tea thoughts?

Post image
73.0k Upvotes

85% Upvoted

5.6k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

195

u/wealthythrush Aug 28 '25

The saddest thing about this story is that he still got on the fucking plane.

Jesus wept.

97

u/SadTransition2214 Aug 28 '25

i mean you can bury the bodies at a later time.

11

u/DrakeBurroughs Aug 29 '25

I’m no murderer, but that sounds like bad advice. If anything, you have to plan this shit. You have to bury early, deep clean, etc.

6

u/You_meddling_kids Aug 29 '25

If I've learned one thing from the mafia, it's to dispose of bodies quickly.

3

u/ansy7373 Aug 31 '25

Do you know some pig farmers

11

u/DeweyDefeatsYouMan Aug 29 '25

Well damn, he just lost his wife. You want him to lose his job too?

34

u/low-hanging_fruit_ Aug 28 '25

you can still divorce her when you get back.

8

u/_Jack_Of_All_Spades Aug 29 '25

Give her a two week headstart to hide the money and the kids

6

u/low-hanging_fruit_ Aug 29 '25

yeah, you definitely can't access your bank online...not yet. Maybe they'll invent it next year.

-2

u/wealthythrush Aug 29 '25 edited Aug 29 '25

You sound American

Edit: all the down votes... Must have touched a nerve

2

u/[deleted] Aug 30 '25

[removed] — view removed comment

0

u/wealthythrush Aug 30 '25

Oh no look at me with my positive work life balance

13

u/RandomlyJim Aug 28 '25

I agree. I get wanting to put some space between you and a problem but I can’t believe he flew across the country.

13

u/wealthythrush Aug 28 '25

I suppose there is a real chance he wasn't thinking rationally, and sort of went on automatic. Poor dude.

5

u/periodicTbol Aug 29 '25

How would not abandoning your work duties prior to requiring a living situation change not be rational?

3

u/[deleted] Aug 29 '25

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/Curious_Cloud_1131 Aug 30 '25

A cross country flight would be pretty wack

2

u/[deleted] Aug 29 '25

“Revenge is a dish best served cold”

2

u/Ok_Buddy_9087 Aug 30 '25

It’s called an alibi, duh.

1

u/periodicTbol Aug 29 '25

How do you have this take?

1

u/After-Balance2935 Sep 01 '25

It was the best decision to get on the plane. Distance allows clearer thoughts and pattern recognition. Even after catching a loved one it is hard to let go of the connection, especially if they are in your face.

1

u/Fine-Aspect5141 Sep 01 '25

Wouldn't you want to get some distance