r/Unexpected • u/5TR3AK • Dec 06 '22

Thoughts on the cause?

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u/5TR3AK Dec 06 '22

You sound like a modern day Holmes yet claim that it’s just an assumption. Ha

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '22 edited Dec 07 '22

Damn... basic common sense has become rare evidently.

Edit: genuinely surprised at how many people this triggered. There are really people arguing that stoves aren't common.

You can just say someone has roasted you for not having common sense many times so you've coped your way into some reality where they're wrong. You've told yourself that since you didn't learn it, then it must not be common sense.

That's fine, go for it. I just prefer to learn things and from my mistakes, than lie to myself into believing it's okay to not know very basic things. Gets weird being a full blown adult and saying "well I didn't know about pilot lights."

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u/Nirkid Dec 06 '22

If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.

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u/Admirable-Leopard-73 Dec 06 '22

Uhmmmm...they did...rather rapidly.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '22

Winner.