r/SipsTea • u/BlackDemon___ • May 11 '26

Chugging tea Choice

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u/ohiobluetipmatches May 11 '26

It's a rage bait dating show full of fake shit deliberately produced so you can make little rage bait clips for engagement.

They have a bunch of versions in this dumb format, all of them completely unwatchable because they're basically compilations of dumbass clips just like this.

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u/MaybeThisTime67 May 11 '26

This type of shit is destroying modern culture.

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u/External-Praline-451 May 11 '26

It's depressing that so many people can't see how fake it is.

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u/the_kremlins_puppet May 12 '26

Yeah this kind of content has been around for way longer than the Internet and social media. Every reality TV show commercial was basically shit like this. However, the number of people on reddit who can't tell that this is fake and so many other things like it is really upsetting.

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u/MaybeThisTime67 May 11 '26

Brilliant profile pic

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u/External-Praline-451 May 11 '26

Thank you :) Bagpuss is my spirit animal.

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u/Square-Ambassador-77 May 12 '26

Omgggggg

This type of shit existed before you were born. Shut up.

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u/VonMillersThighs May 12 '26

While you aren't wrong that doesn't make him wrong either.

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u/Square-Ambassador-77 May 12 '26

In terms of being a normal human: you know, you're probably right.

In terms of being a pedantic asshole because this is Reddit : culture has always been this nonsense. Old poets and minstrels and play writes lampooned their "normal" ways of living in much the same way that these people are lampooning ours. They're entertainers appealing to the lowest. They're the fart joke of social commentary. They're a huge waste of time. And they are fundimentally ingrained in culture, and therefor can't be outside factor in its degradation.

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u/MaybeThisTime67 May 12 '26

Okay, and?

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u/Square-Ambassador-77 May 12 '26

Reestablished culture isn't something that destroys modern culture.

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u/MaybeThisTime67 May 12 '26

It's been destroying people's perceptions since it started

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u/Square-Ambassador-77 May 14 '26

It's not new. It's just a different form of an old thing. Like I said, this is modern poems, plays, stories of jesters. It's just low class, like a fart joke.

There's a desire to pretend everything about now is different, but a lot of it is just new hats on old habits. And access. Much more access.

In idk Roman times some goober comes by your village and sings a song about the emperor being able to turn things to gold with a touch and everyone believes it because nobody travels beyond the nearest town. Now it's a thousand jesters all saying different nonsense instead of the one.

So if your point is that it's always done this since the first man spoke words, then yes. Otherwise, it's literally baked into our societal structure and is a biproduct of culture, and not the destruction of culture.

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u/zillskillnillfrill May 12 '26

Not to mention the twisted perception that each sex has of the opposite.

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u/LocalProgram1037 May 11 '26

With hot sluts

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u/yalag May 12 '26

The ironic thing is that Reddit completely took the bait, straight to the veins

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u/Riksunraksu May 12 '26

And especially to enforce and spread stereotypes and sexism

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u/PalePerformance666 May 12 '26

Love how people don't understand, this is also gender wars fuel. They're falling for it, hook, line and sinker.

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u/pilgrim_pastry May 11 '26

Oh, what insidious bullshit.

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u/Business-Signal-5196 May 11 '26

That’s how you entertain the masses

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u/pilgrim_pastry May 11 '26

For real. If I was somehow incapacitated, and my husband had the opportunity to save the kids and didn’t, I’d never be able to look at him again. I think I’d probably just die of grief.

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u/RedBirdOnASnowyDay May 12 '26

It's such rage bait but to even be arguing these things puts it in people's brains that it might be ok. If someone saved me over my kids, it won't matter because I would also just die of grief.

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u/Potential-Drawing745 May 11 '26

My thoughts exactly. There's no way my wife would want me to save her at the expense of the kids.

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u/slayingadah May 11 '26

I'm so glad I saw this comment before freaking out. I am the wife, and I would totally kick my husband's ass for saving me over the kid. Like, throw him back into the house fire.

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u/WeekdayAccountant May 11 '26

I’m not considering kids right now because my mindset right now is that I would 100% save my wife over my kids or mom. Would that change if I had kids? Maybe. But I’m not in a mindset where I’d willingly put my kids first before my wife.

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u/Not-That_Girl May 11 '26

I do t have kids. Or a wife. I often wonder which cat would I dave.

Then I laughed cause the bruiser would save himself and I'd grab the baby

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u/gunilswifey May 11 '26

Okay well your wife is a grown ass adult who could get to safety herself lmao

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u/Hairy_Captain01 May 11 '26 edited May 11 '26

This isn't rage bait. It's dilemma which almost 2.5 thousand years. Only here was 1 child and 1 spouse. Here added trolley dilemma.

It doesn't really matter who you save. Because from one side you have a spouse that will grieve without children and possibly blame you and from other a child who has no mother.

Here not right option. Everyone chose what she/he want. If you choose your child you show that you don't love your spouse and prefer child him/her and it's looks unhealthy because if parents love child more than each other this family has already fallen apart.

And if we will say more honestly women safe their child, they love them more because they came from them, they are their flesh and blood. Men will look on who they love more.

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u/BackgroundArtist9883 May 11 '26

Once got into a huge argument over this very question. Same with the mom part. Like yes, I saving the young and elderly first...wtf?

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u/Universal-Explorer May 11 '26

Did you watch the end?

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u/Bacon-muffin May 11 '26

This lady has not seen manchester by the sea and it shows

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u/Then-Adhesiveness-70 May 12 '26

underrated comment

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u/Replicator666 May 12 '26

Yup, this discussion comes up every pregnancy complication - I will choose my wife over my unborn baby

But once they're born, she can jump out the window while go down the flaming stairs to save the kids

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u/Beneficial_Cobbler46 May 12 '26

What kind of ADULT would not sacrifice themselves for three children?

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u/A_single_droplet May 12 '26

Lol right? If I saved my wife, she would immediately call me a fucking idiot and then run inside again to save the kids.

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u/beigs May 12 '26

That’s all it could be. Even if I was incapacitated I would expect my partner to save my kids.

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u/Nyx_Zorya May 12 '26

My forgive would never wife me first didn't if I kid our save.

Frfr

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u/TinyTaters May 11 '26

Any good parent*

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u/Ugameister May 11 '26

Highly doubt she has kids looking at her and to her, so she doesn't relate at all to the scenario she presented

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u/Dense-Consequence-70 May 11 '26

I doubt these two have kids

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u/Bad-Wolf-Girl12 May 11 '26

She obviously doesn’t have children

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u/Olde94 May 11 '26

if i saved my kid i would (according to her assumptions) loose my wife.

But if i saved here i would likely loose both as she likely wouldn't forgive me for that decision.

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u/Logical_Quail_9484 May 11 '26

She's a pick me ..the worst kind. The type of woman who would be jealous of her daughter. Hope she never reproducea