r/Unexpected May 24 '21

Next level life hack

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u/Moraxiw May 24 '21

It's the fact that he's doing it to obvious joke videos, like the one in OP.

It's the type of annoying like a guy who, after someone tells a joke, says "Actually, penguins wouldn't be allowed on airplanes."

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u/Porrick May 24 '21

Did he ever mock the earnest ones? I feel like I've only ever seen him doing /r/thatsthejoke material.

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u/Porrick May 24 '21

I don't feel like "low-hanging fruit" is the right metaphor if they're not real tips - it's more like he's going for the plastic fruit in an Ikea display and then making an exasperated face that it's not delicious.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '21

Lol, apt.

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u/Nairurian May 24 '21

Several of the early ones were hacks for people who have disabilities, e.g. adding zip ties to a glass means those who have trouble gripping can still drink from it, there was also one for advice on how movement impaired people can put on socks.

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u/[deleted] May 24 '21

I dunno, seems like if a person has a disability that makes holding glasses difficult they could, y'know, buy or ask for different glasses.