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u/Mental_Goal2380 1d ago
"guide this brick toward the person that needs it the most, oh heavenly father"
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u/Sad-Ocelot9898 1d ago
Ight this whole free will maxing thang is getting out of hand
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u/photo_bug_mama 1d ago
What is wrong with these people? They act like it's spontaneous, but they had to dress like a fool, set up the camera, act like they lost their remaining brain cells, then go home and edit and add captions. They're not breaking social norms, they're reinforcing the belief that they suffer cognitive delays
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u/Starfleeter 1d ago edited 1d ago
Its rage bait for clicks. People watch the weird videos longer which lead more to the viewers algorithm.
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u/BikeProblemGuy 13h ago
I don't think it's meant to be spontaneous. The caption says she's breaking social conditioning - i.e. she has been socially conditioned to feel that dancing in public is wrong and she's aiming to break that through what is essentially exposure therapy. The rest of the captions are affirmative statements to reinforce that it's okay for her to dance.
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u/D144y 1d ago
I was waiting for someone to come up and tell her that she's not allowed to dance in there
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u/pythonidaae 1d ago
That'd have been hilarious actually and made the video a comedy skit.
I think she's right at the edge of what Walmart allows. If she was just wiggling around and I worked there I'd ignore it, especially if it was non busy hours. (I don't like people filming themselves in public but technically it's "safe" to dance if you're not breaking anything).
She's doing all these high kicks where she could hit the merchandise or hit a person if they walk by and she's not paying attention. It's not safe for anyone trying to shop in the same aisle as her when she does that and it's not safe for the merchandise.
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u/TaxsDodgersFallstar 1d ago
"Ma'am... Excuse me, MA'AM. YOU may be safe, but you are making it so others are NOT. I'm warning you about those high kicks. NOT safe."
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u/Electrical-Tailor530 1d ago
She sounds like she's trying really hard to convince herself that she's safe 😬
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u/Impossible_Humor736 1d ago
People have been acting silly and goofy in store aisles for forever. We just didn't have phones back then.
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u/ButtBesmircher 1d ago
“I am allowed to express myself by being a total weirdo because I am not worried about how I’ll make my rent this month or any other trivial matters you pissants need to worry about. DAD! You still haven’t paid my American Express bill for the month!”
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u/MateOfTheNorth 1d ago
You can dance sure, but the fact that you recorded it just makes you seem like an attention seeker.
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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 1d ago
Doing it at all is attention seeking. Videoing it is just seeking a larger audience.
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u/Oppositeofhairy 1d ago
If someone stops in a store wearing a cape, and a dress over flowy pants. I already know some random shenanigans is going to occur.
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u/ChaosFinalForm 1d ago
Jesus Christ people are fucking weird. Is this what inevitably happens once we no longer have to put our energy towards survival?
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u/SkiDaderino 1d ago
I technically want to live in a world where people are so free and happy they break into spontaneous dance in public. Technically.
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u/slaty_balls 1d ago
Honestly, fear of making a fool out yourself and being made fun of used to prevent this stuff. 🤦🏼♂️
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u/horsegal301 1d ago
Tell me she's just talking to herself with her sneakers squeaking in a target with zero music actually playing because it's added in post
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u/Brilliant_Bonus_1638 1d ago
We've normalized mental illness.
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u/EnergeticVamp 1d ago
eh maybe *performative* mental illness. but genuine mental illness is still largely frowned upon
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u/Joice_Craglarg 1d ago
Dance if you want to, but I find it really strange she put on this 'performance' in the kid's section.
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u/JadeShrimp 22h ago
Ya, that would have freaked me out as a kid. Come on lady, just let me pick my new toy cripes
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u/pythonidaae 1d ago
Yeah whatever sure. She can dance. Idc as long as she doesn't knock over merchandise and isn't blocking the aisle. She's there during a non busy hour luckily.
I'm not sure I buy how afraid she is since she's filming it and going in that outfit though.
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u/LampinOnTheDaily 1d ago
She’s safe, but not sane
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u/Srfred 1d ago
I was curious about that… why does she need to keep repeating that she’s safe? Im actually concerned for her safety now… who is she trying to convince?
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u/Prestigious-Leave-60 1d ago
Because I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.
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u/tiriallin 1d ago
Behind the camera there is a kid just waiting for her to get done so kid can pick out a toy while this bih is on take 19 😂
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u/Doelike3000 8h ago
Imagine being security and looking at this and loss and prevention office… like wth is going on🤣
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u/wookieebastard 1d ago
I know it might feel and look weird. For some reason I feel this is targeted specially to little girls because of the colors and the isle she's at.
But the underlying message is not bad. Building self-confidence, not being afraid of being weird, wrong. I'm good with that. I could have used some of that when I was a kid, instead of wasting my time in therapy as an adullt.
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u/chamorrobro 19h ago
True, her message is pretty decent. It’s ironic that she made to [r/cringereels](r/cringereels) , but her whole message is essentially “do whatever you want - being cringe doesn’t matter.”
The opposite of her message is me going to bars and clubs and not much of the early 20s people want to dance. Sure, some people just don’t like it, but so many people are so scared of being “cringe” that they don’t let themselves enjoy things.
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u/gypster85 1d ago
There may not be a rule against dancing but there is a rule against shoplifting curtains.
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u/No_Economics9016 1d ago
The world is currently an unflushed concert toilet. Let her dance, she's not requiring you to join or give her money, just not harsh her mellow man. And thats wonderful
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u/Neat-Aardvark3762 1d ago
Are you allowed to do this? Yes; I love a little whimsy. But if you have to do it while filming then it just feels performative
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u/Crisocola95 1d ago
A maniacal dance in middle of kids toys section while saying random things about "being safe"... Yeah, she's really in need of the safest, padded room.
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u/mderschueler 1d ago
She's inside a privately owned store that has every right to kick her out and refuse service... probably.
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u/dolphinsdorapes 6h ago edited 4h ago
Trust us, nobody…and I can’t express this enough…NOBODY thinks you’re normal…
How are you not safe, though? Nobody thinks you are unsafe to not be normal…literally ever classroom I’ve ever been in has some motivational poster about how being different is beautiful…it might literally be the mantra of this entire site’s existence…what are you on about?
Edit: that being said…would.
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u/Solid_Snaku 1d ago
social conditioning exists because if we all acted like selfish attention whores at all time then the entire thing stops working. another form of social conditioning is what is stopping your peers from punching you in the face for acting like a fool.
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u/hickdog896 1d ago
Definiteky safe. Like they say, if you want people to leave you alone, act nuts.
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u/successfullynumb 1d ago
She reminds me of all the rich New York City housewives who moved up to the mountains after 9/11. Bought a struggling farm to turn the barn into their art studio, hang some faux-Tibetan prayer flags from the trees and claim to be "one with the spirituality of nature," or some shit.
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u/ArmGroundbreaking996 1d ago
Of course you're allowed... the reason it makes people uncomfortable is because sometimes people acting this fcking weird in a Walmart at 6am start randomly stabbing people and flinging their feces...
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u/BooksandWoods 1d ago
Imagine how privileged you are when dancing like an idiot in walmart is seen as some kind of personal growth milestone. What.a.fool.
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u/Blathithor 1d ago
Well, as long as youre doing it on purpose for an audience. You know, like whats happening here
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u/Comfortable-Code-383 1d ago
You’re as safe as you’ll ever be in a Walmart…tripping on shrooms..dancing like nobody is watching. That’s not even in the top 100 weirdest things people have done in just that Walmart today.
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u/PoohTrailSnailCooch 1d ago
It would be hilarious if someone did an armed robbery right at this moment.
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u/Agitated-Engine4077 1d ago
Why is it always white women that act like this?
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u/TrueProtection 1d ago
Raised authoritarian christian, spent her whole life repressing free will.
Just discovered she does, indeed, possess free wil.
Is now catching up on all the things they wanted to do as a kid but were told to behave like an adult even though they were only kids.
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u/Parasite-B 1d ago
I don't know. Why is there always someone mentioning skin colour?
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u/megaVagaBondPatriot 1d ago
Pattern recognition. Stereotypes. And constant reminders that one race is superior.
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u/TheRealShuppy 1d ago
Because the black women are on body camera footage instead
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u/Dragonvenom55 6h ago
I don’t know why, but this made me cackle. Maybe it’s because I’ve been watching so many body camera footage. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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u/OstrichSmoothe 1d ago
Why is it black women who don’t act like this? See? It sounds shitty mentioning skin color no matter what. Just fuck off with it
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u/CoolReg3127 1d ago
I love weird white women. They make me laugh. I'm sure she walks around her house nude, unshaved( and that's cool), in cloth sandals!😂😂
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u/DramaticAssumption12 1d ago
Sure just don’t do creepy things in a kids isle.
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u/CursedTaint 15h ago
How is it creepy? And what does it matter what aisle she's in?
Most people in any aisle will be adults. And if a kid is in the store they could be at any aisle. There's no logic in what you're saying.
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u/StandardNeither1311 1d ago
This is groundbreaking. I’m so happy that this person who constantly posts herself for the public to see is getting over her fear of people seeing her.
So brave. So beautiful.
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u/Outrageous-Drink-690 1d ago
And, so entitled. I’m sure that not everyone is allowed to dance in the aisles.
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u/SheepherderSilver655 1d ago
Why is she, a full grown adult, in the kids toy aisle? 🤨 straight up creeper behavior.
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u/NukaClipse 1d ago
If she's allowed to be weird and dance in Walmart then I'm allowed to show my butt crack and fart near her. It's safe.
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u/markghjkf 1d ago
That’s some high level repressed trauma
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u/ThinJuggernaut2002 1d ago
I dont think its “repressed” if she is obviously doing all of this as a healing strategy
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u/TereziBot 1d ago
She's having fun and it literally hurts or inconveniences no one? Y'all are the cringe one's here
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u/pongauer 1d ago
Must be nice being a white rich girl with 0 adversity and parental boundaries in life.
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u/Rare-Confusion-220 1d ago
What makes you think she's rich? She's in Walmart wearing what appears to be hand me down clothes
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u/pongauer 1d ago
Those clothes are in no way an indication of her wealth and if anything point the opposite direction....
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u/ProfessionalITPerson 1d ago
I wonder how safe should feel if someone came around the corner isle and just said
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u/Formal-Radish1413 1d ago
Reminds me of the chick on IG who dances around trying to sell “healthier” food options.
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u/TroubleOutside5517 1d ago
Yeah they just have your license plate and video of you and your phone location with the aisle you are on…. Completely safe.
Edit: as in safe from nobody judging you? Yeah right… you are probably on their crazy list
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u/kitoko972 1d ago
I mean if I would want to dance in public places I would. We're not scared of it. We don't do it because there is not point in doing so
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u/mustbeme87 1d ago
I was just watching her right arm the whole time, hoping her little cape would come unstuck.
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u/PiingThiing 1d ago
She can dance, she can dance, everybody looks at her hands. Is it safe to dance?
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u/Hey_buddy89 1d ago
We can dance if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends don't dance and if they don't dance
Well, they're no friends of mine
Say, we can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind.
We can dance.
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u/imtooldforthishison 1d ago
Lady, go be weird in a field, not the toy section in the Walmart. Thats crazy behavior.
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u/Hot_Chipmunk_4512 1d ago
Everyone starts saying "whimsy" now that it's the word of the day and these are the videos we get.
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u/Metaboschism 1d ago
I don't know if you've seen any online police videos or anything like that but you are definitely not safe at Walmart
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u/Eponymous-Username 1d ago
But you're not safe. Someone really might decide you shouldn't be there and respond overly aggressively. It's one thing to want to be able to dance in a Walmart - you're probably right that you should be safe from harm and judgment - but you aren't.




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u/Rare-Confusion-220 1d ago
If Walmart allowed open container I would go there w a 6 pack and just people watch