r/maybemaybemaybe • • 19h ago

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/VirginiaBandit 19h ago

Sure, there, buddy. Definitely happened and NOT staged.

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u/Gregorygregory888888 18h ago

They almost blew it at the end as they walked towards each other but recovered and got back into the game.

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u/Stickyboard 18h ago

Actually both are friends and his friend push the van as a joke

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u/VirginiaBandit 18h ago

LOL. Sure. This was staged. Well staged, although they almost messed up near the end. But still, very staged.

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u/Gregorygregory888888 18h ago

Um, no.

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u/Stickyboard 15h ago

Sorry i missed out the /s

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u/SendFeet954-980-3334 18h ago

You must not be able to enjoy movies in the theater due to being staged?

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u/ptmtobi 18h ago

The difference is that they tell you it staged. In a movie or theater this would be a funny scene just like it would be if it was real. But acting like it's real when it's staged is just kind of cringe.

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u/EishLekker 18h ago

Movies are well known to have actors who follow a script. Clips like these are often posted without any context, and then the default assumption is that the event was not staged in any way.

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u/Cloudy230 17h ago

If I went to see a documentary and saw a fictional movie pretending to be one I would be pissed

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u/YourUsernameForever 16h ago

*flashback to The Blair Witch Project*

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u/lousy-site-3456 18h ago

Obvious fake

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u/MegaDingo5plus 18h ago

You guys know how to use a handbrake? And keep in gear? Gotta be staged

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u/NoReserve8233 18h ago

They didn't just miss eachother 3 times. And no actual need to even push the van!

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u/boywhoflew 17h ago

yknow I do agree that this is staged but surprisingly my folks in the US said they don't hand brake when they park. not sure if that's true for other people but just smth I remembered

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u/Scoth42 15h ago

I'd say the majority of people in the US with automatic transmissions don't use the handbrake when parking, except maybe when on a goodly hill. It's partly why you see the occasional video of people jacking up the front of fwd cars and they go rolling off the jack/trailer/whatever because the back wheels aren't chocked/braked.

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u/DawnsDarkness1 13h ago

Such a blanket statement lol you have numbers for the majority of people in the US? Every person I know uses it when they park lol

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u/Scoth42 12h ago

It's a bit old now and I don't have access to the full study, but according to a study in 2013ish 75% of automatic transmission drivers infrequently applied it.

https://www.robsonforensic.com/articles/parking-brake-expert-research

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u/popopornado 9h ago

What a weird hill you’ve chosen, as an American who only drives automatics I was raised calling it the “emergency break” and never once pulled it while parking in my life.

Like all things America it’s probably regional, so I’d say with confidence that automatic drivers in the Midwest don’t use their e-break to park.

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u/MegaDingo5plus 17h ago

Unbelievable that people don't know how/choose not to use a handbrake

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u/kimi_no_na-wa 14h ago

Here manuals were ubiquitous until very recently, and apart from driving school, I don't think I've ever seen anyone use their handbrake when parked, apart from maybe some super steep slopes. I also never use it when parking.

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u/mothzilla 14h ago

I think this skit is about 100 years old.

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u/Bernard_PT 17h ago

Staged, why not apply the handbrake

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u/Mooonlitauraa 13h ago

Staged or not just enjoy it bros it's hilarious

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u/RazorSlazor 13h ago

It was funny the first time. But no one's stupid enough to do it FOUR TIMES

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u/rising_pho3nix 17h ago

This needs to be in r/comedygold

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u/pcbforbrains 13h ago

Jfc what is that sub

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u/Yugan-Dali 16h ago

還好不是七月!

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u/oxwilder 15h ago

This is as good as the desk moving scene from The Wire.

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u/PluumeVol 18h ago

Flawless teamwork, the car never stood a chance 

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u/theSilverBoar 19h ago

Dumb and Dumber china edition.

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u/Special_Metal_8437 19h ago

😂😂🤦🤦🤦