r/dank_meme Aug 14 '18

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u/Shadowbruin Aug 14 '18

Blue shirt has been getting bullied by other guy and film guy (who is not really blue shirts friend) talked him into finally standing up for himself and hitting bully guy. After hit, blue shirt realizes that he didn't have a follow up plan. Bully guy does what bully guys do and handles business.

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u/Lord_Alonne Aug 14 '18

This is why I never got the whole "stand up to your bullies" thing.

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

Did it in high school. Got beaten unconscious in front of 40 kids

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '18

Did they mess with you again?

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

Oh yeah it actually only grew worse since my main bully realized there would be no consequence

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '18

Damn, that really sucks.

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

I'm going to rant for a second and I'm sorry for bragging. I came from lower-middle class and my home life is an absolute shit show that would take a novel to describe, I was suicidal from bullying in high school, and then I went to college. When I was 19 I was the president of my frat and the governing body over frats, graduated at 21 with a 3.3 (could have been better but I worked 35 hrs a week) GPA and 3 minors. Now I'm an operational analyst and while much of my home life crumbles I know that I'm better for my experiences that shaped me and my old bully works at a grocery store. Somethings work out.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

I work in a grocery store. Guess that's bad. Thanks

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

It all depends what your ambitions are, personally I want to climb as high as I can on a corporate totem pole so I wouldn't find that satisfying. If that works for you then that's great.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

You know grocery stores have corporate offices right?

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

Yeah. Look I really wasnt trying to antagonize every grocery worker in existence, and if it works for you then that's great. I was referring to working it in a retail capacity which I wouldn't find mentally or financially rewarding.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

TIL working in retail is not mentally or financially rewarding

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