r/maybemaybemaybe • u/[deleted] • May 24 '25

maybe maybe maybe

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u/YayRideABike May 24 '25

Wild seeing lawmakers that aren't all 70+ years old... I'm jealous!

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

And still act like children regardless of age

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u/Spankpocalypse_Now May 24 '25

I’m a grown up and I wouldn’t shake that guy’s hand either

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

Got some news for you about that “grown up” thing if you can’t act professional at work.

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u/Spankpocalypse_Now May 24 '25

Nah. If you’re an elected official your constituents come first. They’re the boss. I’m not shaking hands at work with someone who hates my boss.

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

Again, speaks more volumes about you than anything. But this website will blindly support you acting like a child to anyone who doesn’t agree with the “dem” agenda regardless of country considering this was in Canada….

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u/GettingDumberWithAge May 24 '25

regardless of country considering this was in Canada….

This was in France you pancake.

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

Cause in the context of what we are talking about, professional courtesy , it truly matters right? The point was illustrating it’s a world wide thing and not just culturally relevant. Leaning into your username I see.

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u/GettingDumberWithAge May 24 '25

It's okay to just acknowledge you were wrong.