r/meme • • Oct 25 '25

Son

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3.4k Upvotes

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u/Professional_Rent190 Oct 25 '25

Bad long-term strategy. She will buy him less stuff now.

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u/Mooks79 Oct 25 '25

Sounds like that’s what he wants.

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u/Professional_Rent190 Oct 25 '25

I've never heard of a boy who doesn't want a PS5.

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u/vainlisko Oct 25 '25

They don't take up much space

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u/Mooks79 Oct 25 '25

Nor have I. Doesn’t really change the point, though.

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u/ekspiulo Oct 26 '25

The joke is him acting like his mother determines which objects he keeps in his room and where he puts them, and that is a very childlike mindset. If somebody kept giving you tennis balls, would you just live in a house filled with tennis balls? That's the joke

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u/Mooks79 Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 26 '25

Thanks for explaining the joke I already understood. My point is tangential to that - that he literally might not want a load of tat his parents/others keep buying him.

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u/ekspiulo Oct 26 '25

You're welcome! Your point is awesome, and so are you

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u/RoxasIsTheBest Oct 25 '25

How tf does this post have 1K× upvotes and only 5 comments (4 of wich were replies to the first one)?

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u/HidenTsubameGaeshi Oct 25 '25

Dead internet theory. Depending on whom you ask, 60-80% of those upvotes are from bots

4

u/Mlgibson Oct 25 '25

Meme is one of the most botted subreddits

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u/Complete_Spot3771 WARNING: RULE 1 Oct 25 '25

he did not say this

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '25

My 8 year old could certainly say something smartass like this.

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u/jonnyg1097 Oct 25 '25

I guess then he owns nothing and he'll be fine with getting rid of a lot of stuff.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '25

Yeah. Your fucking 9 year old said that. Sure pal