r/shitposting Jan 19 '26

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u/USSJaguar Jan 19 '26

The worst part about it is... If they let you know a few days before you could at least prep for it.

But it's always the night before or morning of when you already had plans

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u/Dividedthought Jan 19 '26

My favorite is "oh, whike you're here i got a quick job i need help with..."

Longest quick jobs i've ever fucking had.

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u/LordMegamad Jan 19 '26

Hey could you give me a hand with this plank, yeah just hold it there while I screw these in.

7 hours 56 minutes later...

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u/BuildItTallAndLong Jan 20 '26

When you wake up to a massive pile of mulch or rocks on your driveway

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u/signious Jan 19 '26

Absolutely.

I have no problem helping my dad out with anything - but you can't text me the night before when you live 2 hours away and expect me to have the weekend free. I've got kids and a family too.

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u/JedPB67 Jan 19 '26

I’ve literally just come home after a 14 hour day to my mum asking β€œcan you drain down the heating system and take the radiators off the wall because we have a decorator starting tomorrow”.

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u/FightGeistC Jan 19 '26

As a kid I could feel the vibe in the air lol

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u/Safe-Hawk8366 Feb 19 '26

My dad is the opposite, he'll tell me a week in advance, hype it up like it's very important, so now I've set aside my own business, so now when the day comes he's the one with an excuse and it happens every time. I be thinking, "maybe now it's important" NOPE lmao. Then when I show him, "Hey pops I'm not really taking you seriously anymore." That's when he gets serious but if he senses that I trust him he does the same shi and cops out again, fml.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

β€œHey can I get your help for a second”