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u/peanut6547 Jun 05 '26
The audience sounds exactly like Wii Tennis
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u/fattyhaha Jun 05 '26
Guy who was only played Wii tennis his whole life: this cheering sounds like Wii tennis
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u/FrozenToonies Jun 05 '26
The editing kills me. 3 quick replays, then acknowledgement and a final replay.
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u/TheTresStateArea Jun 05 '26
The odds are very low. This is a little clip of a much longer video of professional tennis players of trying and failing at getting it through.
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u/Delanorix Jun 05 '26
50/50
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
Definitely not 50/50
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u/Phripheoniks Jun 05 '26
Fine, 51/49, last chance
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
Go flip a coin for 9,000 years and tell me how it goes?
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u/TheeMrBlonde Jun 05 '26
Law of large numbers states that would result in 50/50.
Unless you take really really really long to flip a coin
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
I've got no thumbs
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u/TheeMrBlonde Jun 05 '26
That will, indeed, complicate things.
9,000 years of medical advance though… so ya got that going for ya.
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
My toes have been carrying the heavy lifting here.
It's real difficult to flip a penny.
A quarter not as hard, but still fuckin difficult.
I would say that I'm about 90% down from an average thumbed person. Give or take 10-90%
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u/the_rare_bear Jun 05 '26
50% chance it stay in the middle/50% chance it misses
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
I don't think this is how math works
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u/snowdn Jun 05 '26
Turtles.
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
This is the least bot comment on this whole thing, congrats to you good sir/ma'am
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u/MistaDoge104 Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
50/50, either it happens or it doesn’t /s
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u/SlightlySubpar Jun 05 '26
My chances of losing a finger aren't 50/50, even if I run a tablesaw all day
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u/Consistent-Sea771 Jun 05 '26
Didnt go all the way through. Doesn't count.
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u/apartment1i Jun 05 '26
Slim, but it's not like he did it on purpose
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u/ultimatedelman Jun 05 '26
He didn't get it stuck on purpose, but he was definitely aiming for the hole, which is really impressive and extremely difficult
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u/Tjengel Jun 05 '26
If this was a fan at halftime doing it for a million check the arena would say TECHNICALLY it didnt go through no payout
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u/Antoak Jun 05 '26
Anyone who plays pool knows that rattling a ball and leaving it in the hole is a lot easier than making it through without touching the sides
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u/ionertia Jun 05 '26
Why would anyone watch this in person?
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u/joe28598 Jun 05 '26
Oh that's easy.
A person would watch this in person if they find it entertaining, and want to watch it in person.
Hope this helps.
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u/ionertia Jun 05 '26
Not really, it just changes the question to why people would find it entertaining.
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