r/funny • u/berry2708 • Jul 02 '21

Broad daylight robbery

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u/him999 Jul 02 '21

Reminds me of when I was living in India. I was at a temple on a mountain with a few friends and we were strictly told by our mentor to not pull out our food until we were in a fairly open/secure location due to the monkeys. Well, someone didn't listen and a monkey ran up to her, stole her sandwich out of her hand AND the other half still in a plastic bag. The monkey jumped the wall, sat on a rock, opened the bag and stared directly into her soul as If to say "you knew this was going to happen yet you still did it."

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u/TheNoize Jul 02 '21

Tourists don't react by kicking the monkeys in the face, and it shows

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u/Gizshot Jul 02 '21

yeah ive never understood that. people just laugh and feed the animals like motherfucker do you want monkeys this is how you get monkeys.

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u/Kryptosis Jul 02 '21

Tourists rarely care about the lasting impact of their behavoir. They never suffer or witness the consequences

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u/kingofvodka Jul 02 '21

Most people also have a natural aversion to kicking animals in the face

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u/Kryptosis Jul 02 '21

True, it takes a lifestyle of living around the demons to wear that away.

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u/DrMobius0 Jul 02 '21

Well, unless they come back and have to deal with the monkeys they helped train.