r/FacePalm - That’ll Do It. 

I don't even know how to thank you this was the best gift I've ever gotten

I did think that name was oddly specific, Wholesome shoutouts! (also have fun with the slight nausea)

@@elreturner1227 what? You sure you’re on the right comment?

Oh, that’s so sweet. That was your gift to her, that’s amazing. Good job.

@@natsukarrowtransforminginu120 ok two fries bags equal two there was only one so just watch it again I ain’t wrong I think

I still don't get how he can actually write legibly on a computer without one

Hi OTAAT?

He should have polarized the top equation

@@RiverLaozu he has this talent

Yet another day of me asking OT to cover r/ennn (Sorry, I do love you but I am dedicated to make this happen and as such I will make the statement whenever I can)

That's pretty brilliant. I'm lucky where I work, management knows very well the customer is not always right & just encourages trying to fixing problems diplomatically but not taking blame for what the customer is to blame for.

You may have heard this, but the original quote is "the customer is always right in terms of taste." Meaning, don't argue with the customer if they say they prefer less salt in their food, a softer mattress, a darker blue shirt, etc. People are correct in what they like and prefer. It wasn't supposed to give them free range to argue about pricing or company policy or anything other than whether they want to buy what you are offering them.

@@thanatoslives6799 & like many things it got shortened & the original context gets lost, lovely. I was curious if there was an origin story, thank you for the heads up! And the original is exactly the way it should be. Preferences & allergies should be respected, but people walking over others is indeed too far of a "customer is right."

@@thanatoslives6799 I’d actually never heard that before! It makes a lot of sense though. Of course the customer can’t always be right with regards to pricing, mistakes, or poor behavior. But taste is subjective; I can’t judge a customer for their tastes, only assist them in adhering to them.

As a french guy I can tell you that it's true that kings get deposed when they piss people off, Louis XVI pissed so much the people off in the end he finished in two different pieces, good times

If that happn i be happy.

Only if he keeps using MS Paint.

Yes! Absolutely!

Hear hear

@@SFox-if9id of course, what else?

"The customer is king", with that saying you have to keep in mind what happened to bad kings: they got kicked out. Or if you are feeling particulairly french that day guillotined.

@@JCGver I like that view 🙂

Yeah, the last part, "in matters of taste", has been dropped by people who use it as an excuse to being insufferable to people not paid even remotely enough to put up with them...

Me at my retail job the other day: Hi there, what can I help you find? Dude: Dog shampoo. Why are you wearing a mask? Do they make you wear a mask? You know you don't have to wear one. Me: Dog shampoo is in aisle 14. I just choose to. -my roommate has Covid, I go to a very high population school and work all weekend, lemme just not give you Covid, asshat-

that actually the statmen is the customer is right about there taste.

What I like is the small editing error that kept that 1.5 on screen for a while longer, like the editor was saying "you should have made better" to his calculation mistake :D

Imaging finding out that your old maths teacher reads memes on reddit for a living

What? He was?

@@kaleefisher2928 yes

And like so many he makes the same little mistakes in calculations, like saying the result is 17 and thus ignoring the "X" in the third equation. 25 would be the result instead. :)

Customer is king? Get the guillotine

Instead of "Customer is King" or "Customer is always right", it should be "Treat customers like guests".

Glad only knowing the ,,customer is guest” haha

this is the correct take. i think click's right in the video where customers really don't know anything. i like to treat any establishment i go to like i'm a guest in it. i don't work there, so i'm going to be respectful, kind, tip well (even when incredibly broke), and clean up after myself. i know the horrors of working in retail (not customer facing, really, but like -), so i try to cause minimal disruptions. i don't understand people's selfish behavior. :/

The other origin of Customers is always right. Is that it's not a full quote. It's "Customer is always right, in term of taste" it's normally apply to clothe stores in which customer is right in term of fashion taste and that they have the right to choose whatever style of clothing they wish

Lmao I’d irradiate the dress beforehand

There's a full saying to it? Dude, that's fascinating. I've never heard it wasn't the full saying before!

@@MissOnana same with blood is thicker than water which insane parents use to says family matters more than anythign when they are the ones ruining you. The full saying is "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the waters of the womb" meaning the bonds you yourself form in your life are more important than just cause you're related, they took this expression to mean the literal opposite of what it originally meant.

I actually had a ten minute public rant about this in front of a supervisor when she was forced by the board of directors to show us a video about how the customer is always right. Mostly because we were working in a hospital and so we didn't actually have customers so much as patients, and excepting a few who were there for elective procedures, they weren't there by choice and we were often only meeting them because they had been very wrong, possibly for their entire life, and they usually didn't have any of the skills needed to determine what they actually needed.

@@gamesandglory1648 while I really like the current idea about the full saying, I've seen research that it actually isn't true and was modified in I think the 19th century.

I cross-post my fanfics and art to several different platforms and have had this happen to me a few times. So now I always upload a fic/art to one site first, then everywhere else a week later with a link to the original to avoid confusion or plagiarism claims.

Brian was too busy writing novels to care

I worked with someone that happily called me David for a year. We then worked in different areas and he started calling me Steve (although not confidently) as we occasionally passed in a corridor. This went one for 2 years before we again worked together on a project and at the kick-off there were introductions and he got to hear my name again. He then went back to calling me David and both being British neither of us ever mentioned it.

I like to imagine Brian was just waiting for them to realize Like he knew and just. thought it was too funny to correct them

Or, maybe Brian thought, "Damn, the neighbor is weirdly obsessed with my dog."

Ok but then what did the op think the dog's name was?

YES. Intellectual loonies are my favourite kind of people 😁🤪

That’s just what a combination of the college experience and a healthy dose of the internet does to you It’s probably more so the internet but I would be lying if I said my college course load wasn’t causing me to draw on the walls

i wanna be like the click

@@riverstein7251 by the end of this semester I'll be able to taste algebra and breath the screams of my peers

fr 💀

Ah, Sven!

This brung a smile to my face

Gotta love it when bigots' nonsense blows up in their faces. One of my favorites is social conservatives boycotting stuff: They inevitably buy a ton of it to destroy on social media, either not understanding or caring that they're boosting demand, increasing the value of the item, and undermining their own boycott.

@@alfredorivera5764There’s a picture of the bakery showing a huge line going down the sidewalk, I think.

brung lmao

A good teacher always makes mistakes for his students to pick up on 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@jaxxonad619 Can confirm. My math tutor would purposely make mistakes to see if we catch up onto the process and answers

dhsjd same i didn’t even know what he was on about at first because we have different names for it so it was even more useless shjdjsjs he tried 😭

And then at the 9:58 mark comment on how he should make an math problem that he intentionally gets wrong just to see what would happen.

lmao yeah my brain rebooted when he said the single packet of fries in the last equation still equalled 2 and _then_ went on a tangent about solving a harder equation which he then ALSO got wrong. i mean props to him for trying to teach us but that cracked me up

Don't forget the mental health and relationship advice

Eh, the math lesson was acceptable, but surely not quite "really good". For one, he didn't realize that the last equation WASN'T LINEAR, it contained 2 variables being *_multiplied_* to each other, and consequently he gave an incorrect answer of 17... (So that's one restriction that would be put on the system: for n variables we would need n _linear_ equations.) Also, it's not always the case that n random equations are enough to lead to a unique solutions, they need to be independent to manage that. If i give you x+y=3 and 2x+2y=6, that's 2 equations with 2 variables, but still allows for a parametrized solution. :-B And finally, there was a 3rd place where he forgot to correct the 0.5 (when computing x = 3 - y = 3 - "o.5") :-B

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i would like to add that he failed the fast food math as well because he missread the x as a +

I actually read this in my head via The Clicks voice lol.

Literally, because they kept the heart inside even after removing all other organs due to thinking it was the center of the individual's being and intelligence. Pretty much it was the mind/core of the individual after death.

Now that makes sense! We've all had those oopsie moments but now the internet makes them last forever =(

@@stiimuli oh the poor guy

@@stiimuli For what it's worth, apparently the author finds it hilarious in the aftermath.

@@Kyman102 Honestly, that's the best way to take it. Everyone has their off days, it's better to laugh at how funny it comes out or how silly your brain can be when tired rather than feel super embarrassed you messed up. Live and learn, ya know?

Ah, ty, that makes SO MUCH more sense!

That actually makes a lot of sense. It's like the stereotypical car salesman that always says "I know what you want."

Another good one people forget is Curiosity killed the cat - but satisfaction brought it back

I haven't found anything to indicate that that was the original saying.

Here's my favorite unfinished quotes. "Great minds think a like, but Fools rarely differ"

Jack of all trades, master of none. Better than a master of one.

0.5 being the first answer

Shame he added the coke instead of multiplying it.

@@darkscot1338 And counted the fries as 2 instead of 1.

@@JacobBaxyes I was searching for someone saying that

That’s so wholesome :3

That's the way of facing hate 💜 thanks for leaving this in the comments

This makes me so happy to hear ~

🙌🙏PREACH🙏🙌

I third this

It's a shame a lot of people forget that first part simply so they can try to get what they want.

I didn't even know that this saying HAD a full version

@@Techy404 saaaaaame

@@anitanielsen1061 now i know what to say if i get a job at a cashier or something

@@Techy404 The other majorly misrepresented one is "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb" Which means literally the exact opposite of the usual interpretation.

Perfectly describes my IQ, lol

Carlin would love this day and age, he’d be mining gold

stupider

@@deadguy775 i feel like he would decent to madness..

More than half probably...

Which is funny cause he was originally wrong. He seems to have mistook the multiplication sign as an addition sign. Which would have made it 17 but it wasn't addition so its actually 25. And i was wrong too. The fry would have been one so it would be 15.

@@saltydinonuggies1841 question is... did he do it on purpose because of the: Imagine I do a bad math problem on purpose?

I was still confused 🤣 math is not my subject at all

@夏目ノノ yeah I’m almost made that mistake too it’s annoying

@夏目ノノ but if 1 hamburger = 5 And 2 fries must equal 4, so 4 divided by 2 is 2. So each fries is 2 So 5 + 2 x 10 is the equation. And because multiplication is always first it would be 5 + 20 = 25

Really??? That’s pretty cool!

so in short, let the customer be as stupid as they want as long as they buy your shit. Man, and to think that Karens claimed this to bully low wage employees.

@@alexgade4512 That was EXACTLY the original meaning. The fact that the statement is satirical is lost on the Karen, though.

The follow-up to that post made me so happy. Buy their cookies. Be happy.

I came here to see if anyone posted the followup. There was a picture of lines out the door for probably half a block the next day - the LGBTQ+ Community in the area all but Marched to the bakery to buy cookies. It was spread in a ton of forums (especially asexual forums, because pastry, lol).

I'm glad this got added because I do remember reading that but I'm glad the Click now also gets to see it :) I remember they only sold cookies for half a day and boom they were sold out. They also generated a lot more business.

I thought I heard we don't really know how to convert stades, so we're not exactly sure of how accurate it is.

i heard that columbus thought the circumference of the earth was 19000 miles and that the earth was pear shaped

Erm, it's not, "mere meters." He wasn't even within a few kilometres. _HOWEVER_ - he had the correct order-of-magnitude, which matters more in science than having an answer to 16-decimal-places that's off by a factor of one billion. Accuracy ≠ precision. _(Edit: Erastothenes' estimate was about 1% under the actual circumference, per Wikipedia.)_ (I still remember, back when I was a grad student in physics, grading this one homework assignment where I kept seeing students compute the mass of the Sun to 5 decimal places … but their answer was a few hundred grams. I must have written, "Uh, the Sun is bigger than a bread box," about 50 times.)

@@austinfernando8406 …which was the _REAL REASON_ no sailors wanted to go with him. The sailors all knew how big the Earth was _because the navigators had to know_ how big the Earth is to do their jobs. And when you're out at sea for long stretches, you and the navigator tend to chat, obviously. So as far as the professional sailors were concerned, Columbus wanted to sail off into an ocean that was the size of North America _plus_ the Atlantic _plus_ the Pacific _with no land in between._ With only enough provisions to get you across the length of the Mediterranean.

@@John_Weiss Now I understand why they had to eat rats when they were arriving home

I read that as 30 MINUTES OF HELL, YEAH and it still works

@@universal_stupidityeh, same thing/pos

We're going for 1 hour baby!

exactly, a great treat ^^

Half of it are rants

I came here to say this. I love the follow up part of this story.

Honestly, if someone hated on cute heart cookies, no matter the color, I'd buy a dozen or so just to spite whoever hates on them. Imagining the person sitting in their little basement watching the store they hate make a killing because of them would make the cookies taste so much better.

@@Kartoffelkamm thats exactly what a bunch of people did and it was glorious

I love your pfp bestie

@@shotaaizawaeraserhead564 🥺✨❤️ thankss

The ☕🍵

im not british and i dont even speak english outside the internet, but literally everytime i read about shots i think about alcohol like vodka. It seems so weird to refer to vaccines as shots

I thought it was referring to shooting a gun, and it was about being a hitman or something lol

I also immediately thought of alcohol, but probably because I'm a 22 year old college student, so hearing "take this shot" immediately screams alcohol and not vaccines to me 😂

I had one with similar energy. It was absolutely amazing. Best part: he was a math teacher, but his name was Mr. Mathers.

@@yeetbeaver6162 bet it was much easier to understand and learn

@@yeetbeaver6162 Yo, you lucky. Math is just annoying if the teacher isn't good.

My math teachers were always awkward people who struggled with social interaction. I can relate but why be a teacher if it’s so uncomfortable that you’re making everyone else uncomfortable. I could never. We were always scared they would cry. A couple of them actually did.

My teach sounded like he was drunk and drugged after a race party the day before lol

Sounds like knowing the difference between opinion and fact and they just shortened the saying.

The facts are immaculate. If click did a math video, I'd totally watch it.

Actually he got the math problem about the burgers and fries wrong. It is 15 not 17. It shows 2 fries + 2 fries + one burger is 9 a burger being 5 would mean each bag of fries is one. 1*10=10 10+5=15 sorry click but you read it wrong.

I... I think my brain is coming out of my ear.

@@taragame2shields658 Was looking if someone mentioned that.

i would calculate the example at 3:45 starting "from the other side" (first solve for X) which would make it a lot more simple and easier to solve ... both equations have one Y, and thus i would subtract them to immediately get rid of the Y with no need to multiply, normalize, etc, resulting in (3*x - x) + (y-y) = (6-3) --> 2*x = 3 --> x = 3/2 = 1.5 his method works, but why not take a shortcut when possible, having less steps for less chances of mistakes (speaking in general, not referring to the 3/2=0.5 :-) and thus being able to calculate it "in the head" instead of needing pen and paper

It is possible for a guy to take a pregancy test and it coming out positive. It means they should see a doctor because something about their hormones is fucked up.

@@JCGver It could also mean that they have testicular cancer

@@SaintBoomber ….which generally causes hormonal changes… 🤨

see, my understanding was it was the original "cancelled order" claim was apocryphal, and cos the bogus story went viral cos of their good marketing it was *that* which drew the queue. But I guess we'll never know. It's unprovable either way.

thats awesome to hear!

Yay! :D

LMFAO only made worse by the fact he used to teach math. I legitimately know it was just a screw up but it's still freaking hilarious

he got it wrong on the 09:50 one too he forgot about the minus xD

The minus was zero after multiplier, he wasn't wrong on the second one. And on the first one he did a typo on screen but verbally stated the correction.

@@Vincent_Beers on the first one it is 5(burger) + 2(fries) X 10(drinks) = 25 not 17 as for the minus part yeah i see my error now

@@MagicMuffin727 bruh isnt fries equal to 1 not 2 the answer should be 15

And also Columbus was a moron that though the earth was pear shaped. And that he reached India

@@argantosnl But he did believe the earth was rounded :D

secretly?🤣 27:00

if he was still a math teacher then why did he just add all the junk food variables together instead of using the multiplication sign that was clearly there? the answer is 25 not 17.

@@zoesommers2927 I hate to say it, but you’re wrong too, the answer is 15. This image uses visual trickery. The second formula uses two fries packages for the number 2, yet in the bottom formula there’s only 1 fries package, implying that it’s 1

Imagine if his old students found his RU-vid channel 😭🤣

When he was explaining the math problem my brain flatlined and I just thought "How does he know this". He knows math professionally. I got a D in my last math class after first failing it.

On both the actual Twitter problem and the example he gave.

That was driving me crazy, but then I got further into the video to the part where they said they should add an error in and watch the comments go nuts, so now I can't tell if that was intentional as they missed the multiplication sign and therefore order of operations in the first one. But the comments section either missed it, or all got to that part and deleted their comments. I'm hoping the second.

@@ViridianFlow tbf that multiplication sign was quite small, and easy to overlook after all the previous signs were indicating addition. ^^ LE: 27:00 "used to work as a math teacher" -- guess he's just trolling us then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

TBF, the last "x" is here to trick peoples rather than testing maths. It's easy to get tricked in thinking that the whole problem is just figuring out what all 3 symbols are equivalent to by only having "+" sign for everything else. There's a few existing tricks of that kind like that. You think you've solved all there is to solve so you stop paying attention and just quickly look at the last line to answer. It happened to me when I first was confronted to that type of problem with the same trick as well, still remember how annoyed I was when I got it wrong lmao. After you got the three symbols corresponding value, you think you're done with the problem, quickly look at the last line and answer by adding the three symbols, missing the multiplication or any other silly trick they came up with for that last line. The faster you can solve that type of equations, the easier for you to underestimate the problem, and therefore the more likely you are to fall for that trick.

There's an element of 'allow the weirdos their own lack of taste on the subjective stuff.' Like any encounter with the wildlife though, you have to stand your ground on objective things and show them where the lines are if necessary.

Wasn't the original saying something along the lines of "the customer is always right in what they want"? It was about the customer being right in wanting to buy things, and you shouldn't judge them for wanting something, or a different size, colour, etc.

SAME

True same except people around me can count past 12

There's 24h in a day, there's 24 numbers, it can't be easier than that 🤣

Haha same. I’ve had to translate it for everyone around me and it’s annoying.

I still find it weird that you call it military time rather than just the 24hr clock. Like most devices, such as a phone, will offer you the choice of displaying the time in 12hr or 24hr, not 'military' and everyone else

This helped me cheat math class

Same lmao

Sadly his final answer was wrong.

@@shimmy7169 ? are x and y not equal to 1.5 or do you mean he didn’t do it right and had to edit in the answer later

@@shimmy7169 So was he on the original meme. The final line would come out to 5+1x10, which is 15, not 17. Clickiwicki missed the multiplication and treated it like addition, while failing to notice his double batch of fries shrunk to a single. (Or alternatively: If we treat the single bag of fries like an entirely different symbol then the answer is unknowable)

I think it’s Idun, but I’m not sure. Whatever it is HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

The shop's name is "Confections Bakery" in Lufkin, Texas and yeah, they sold their entire inventory that day. And the day after. Pretty sure they're doing fine now.

Came to the comments to say the same thing. Glad it ended up being a really uplifting thing in the end.

Good to hear! Did someone here tried them?

@@shytendeakatamanoir9740 I was thinking of driving down there, about 3.5 hours, but they're closed today.

Do you know where I can find them online? I want to see if they can overnight some cookies to Alabama!

Oh, I wondered why they have to say recycled work from other classes is considered plagiarizing now.

By the time he said, "invest $1000 a month", I was on the floor. 🤣🤣🤣 I don't know what part of Canada you're in, but in Ontario, food prices are out of control. Saw a $6 cauliflower in the grocery store last week...can't even go vegetarian to save money. 🤷‍♀️ I love Click, and I understand he was trying to give sound advice, but he clearly doesn't understand that some of us really do survive cheque to cheque.

Except even that has caveats, I've heard SO MANY stories where Karens want to buy other customers' items, other people's personal property, or children. It's really baffling.

@@amberkat8147 when the children are mistaken for merchandise

I worked at a pet store...... There are definitely caveats

​@@amberkat8147 well yeah sure if you intentionally misinterpret a statement you can debunk it

Who's to say that wasn't actually intentional...

Well, technically he thought the fries were two, so what he was really saying was: 5+2*10=17

@@MrChToll BODMAS or PEDMAS still wrong

@@MrChToll the fries WERE 2. Bags of fries were never established to be 1.

the symbol of fries is 2, not 1. That's another thing that's wrong with the original post; you can't just make a symbol that's twice as big as another symbol and assume it is worth twice as much. That's just not how it works. To replace the symbols with letters, let's make soda X, Burgers Y, and "two fries" W. So the equations are: X + X + X = 30 X + Y + Y = 20 Y + W + W = 9 Y + V * X = ? You can't solve it, because we were never given the information necessary to establish the value of V (physically half of W)

Yep. I was doing OK with the X and Y thing up until he, to my understanding, went 'OK now let's convert X to Y'.... Mate, I don't even know which out of the first question is 2 and which is 1??? How am I supposed to logic without knowing that?? Yes I'm stupid because while 3 Burgers = 30 is horrendously simple, AT LEAST IT HELPS! Context helps!!

My mind just went completely blank not gonna lie lol

What is your name?

Same.

@@lillian2342 I don't really wanna say my name but it's Turkish that's all I can say

Ahh same here.

Same

Which is why any sensible marking system for math(s) or science calculations will award 90% of the mark for the 'working out' and 10% for getting the correct final value.

To be fair It's just Facebook stalking with less steps

@@christopherreichle6670 Eh, not everyone has facebok or has their address public on facebook. My dad specifically has a burner account he uses on facebook, he doesn't post, he doesn't friend people, he just uses it to use facebook in general. No info of him or his address. I keep my address private on there, but do reveal my state and a school or two I went to, since I've moved all over the state all my life. It would take backtracking through my family and then trying to figure out what family members I live with and/or contacting my family to get the full scoop on that for me. I also never post any pictures of my face on facebook because I am not photogenic imo, any photos on there of me are old ones from my mom or ones she posts to her account. I don't really do a lot of social media, especially in terms of sharing info. I'm probably most open on Reddit and Quora of all places, and neither has my address or even my photo, only my state and a lot of random trivia about me. Point is, it gets complicated. Government def knows my address and probably a few websites I bought something from before lol, but like, average person is gonna be HARD PRESSED AF to find it on any social media.

I’d argue that’s almost worse.

That makes me *more* afraid, not less.

@Maximilian v I would have loved to be in click academy with prof click. You just know he made lessons interesting.

@Maximilian v wow, he'd definitely get called out for getting the wrong answer then

@L B The technique shown is however not how you would do it in practice, as you want to have an easy way to solve it regardless of the number of equations/variables. The first way he talked about (subtracting the equations) is actually how it would be done (probably looking at y instead of x). In practice, you can easily reduce all equations to one variable= value. The true way would be to represent it as a matrix and inverse it, but that’s not explainable in 5 minutes ^^

@@fendalynn6604 reducing it to variable = value is sometimes only feasible with two variables. In more complicated systems of three or more variables you could be stuck with implicit equations

@@PaulmuscatTheBrightCandle Yes, I was simplifying the method of having a diagonal of variables plus some variables for indeterminations…

Pope Francis also supports LGBT+!

I would not say Muslims are minding their own business. I would say death to all religions; and apologies but that is going to have to include the peaceful ones because we don't pick and choose here

I am a muslim here and ngl some us are real bitchs as well

I have ADHD and I was constantly told that I was annoying as well

depends which books you're buying too. my dad buys scientific texts; he has an entire bookshelf full of them, plus a couple other shelves for fiction, and the scientific texts can cost hundreds.

@@comradewindowsill4253 true. I was mostly counting with about the average priced fictional hardcover book in this one. But it makes the point in it even better since non-fiction books that ’make you smarter’ are even more expensive to purchase. The post seemed very book=good, tv=bad type of post

@@ellie-blue honestly, book prices can be very strange at times. I once lost an old origami book published in the 80s, and trying to buy it again I found that most versions of it ran to 800 USD... God knows how, but I did manage to find a place selling a copy for 40 instead. It is a good book tho.

I mean, "pretty big" is also questionable... The size of the TV of my parents in law is just ridiculous in my opinion, but it's certainly what I'd call a big TV nowadays. What was "big" ten years ago when flatscreens weren't on the market for so long is pretty standard today. So, a big TV by todays standards will cost you about 2000-5000€... If you bought only eBooks, that would mean that you'd own around 300-550 books, which I'd consider a fairly large library (my own bookshelf at home has ~330 books in them), but if you buy paperback, then that number is already down to 140-350 books (still pretty sizeable collection). And hardcover? I stopped buying those when they hit 17€/book... That would only be 100-270 books... Basically my argument is to just go digital.

I exclusively buy books from secondhand shops for this reason. I'm not gonna pay £7.50 for a book when I can get the same book for £0.50-£1 down the street

And Columbus landed on America instead of his goal, India, and his stupid, ignorant ass started calling the natives Indians.

@@chatboulon743 He also never found out his mistake.

That saying is always repeated outside its original context. The whole thing is "the customer is always right about what they want" as in listen and understand what they want to buy from you. If you aren't selling what they want, you aren't going to make a sale. It's not supposed to mean they are right about everything or that they can abuse you. They might not even understand how to ask for what they want, but if you can figure it out, then that's what you can sell them.

@@Vincent_Beers That's true but most people only know the truncated form and therefor misunderstand it's meaning. For instance I had worked at a convenience store part-time for 3 years and was asked where an item was that we had never carried. When I informed the customer that we did not carry it he berated me for being incompetent and told me I was an idiot because he had gotten it there "just last week".

Hell, even for non-Disney, I have to remember that professional recordings were the best possible take (or pieces of multiple), with editing, often from someone with years of experience and training in singing.... and that the average person, even a skilled singer, isnt going to sound as good every time.

🤣 I'm so dumb! I didn't even think that would have been the reason. Thanks! 💕

I never understood military time but that's just me. My seven year old brother uses military time as a matter of principle (his alarm clock has 12 and 24 hrs clock settings). It just makes more sense to him, and power to him for it.

in _terms of taste,_ or also in _the usa_ ... or if her name is Karen :-(

Unless I misremember but weren't there cases of the cables and the sockets had different colours? E.G. red, white and yellow vs red, green and blue or something like that?

I just remember white and yellow being way to similar in the dark behind the tv

@@RannonSi green and blue were introduced later for I believe HD but those also looked way to similar in the slight darkness

@@tomduckworth6430 Same, I just couldn't tell em apart in the shadow of the tv.

The point of them is to be confusing so that everybody does them slightly differently, leading to arguments in the comments, which is the magical ~engagement~

@@erink476 That actually makes a lot of sense and makes it even more infuriating.

So much this. Two or more equations introduce variables with icons, plus, and equals a number. Then the last line introduces new icons, and a new symbol like x, and hope everyone gets it wrong. Such annoyance

There’s also the common 30 / 6 * 5 problems, which take advantage of mathematical ambiguity. In my case people would argue whether the answer was 25 or 1 (whether the above is parsed as (30/6) * 5 or 30 / (6*5)).

I used to do that all the time with my teachers. Luckily I've gotten better about that over time (although only for people I actually talk to which isn't many because I'm an ambivert who doesn't like talking to people irl)

I'm in pet care, and most of my customers are in my phone as "First Name (Dog's Name) Last Name"

Cliccy Wiccy gets +1000 OwO every time he talks about math

Mark?!?!

His name is Mark?

@@samlevy9897 Mark Deck

I'm swedish and I don't think I've ever met or heard about a swedish guy with that name before. I'm now really curious about how he pronounces his name. 😶

Kek

Me on the math part: *Brain hurts*

My family send each other a lot of those types of thing that how I instantly knew it was 15

That would've came in handy during my SATs. Im sad now

He used the harder method there. But its all still basic. Its okay though. I blame the edication system.

well on the last one he he added instead of multiplying

I dunno, you should ask one. (sorry i have chronic sass syndrome and couldn't resist xD)

They don't need to. All werewolves of the same plane belong to one pack. Even further, werewolves separated from their pack will simply form a new one.pick whatever lore you want, since they all come from the same creator (deity, curse, whatever) they are the same pack

@@christopherreichle6670 I imagine packs would consist of people who are closer to one another in the web of transmitting it. So a werewolf turns someone into one, usually that new werewolf joins wolf 1's pack as they join the "family" in closest relation to wolf 1 and any other wolves that wolf 1 turned or wolves turned by the same person who turned wolf 1. Like, cliches are gonna form more or less, even if the family structure is more convoluted. Also purebreeds would totally have packs either way, since they would follow the pack of wolves, aka packs around blood ties.

Also to answer the question, I'd guess yes, but it all depends on whether the werewolf curse affects the hormones of their human form and if it effects their sense of smell as a human. So different versions of werewolf lore may vary.

Having been camping with men I can confidently say the answer is yes, whether they're werewolves or not.

wouldn't it have been 15? since the previous ones were two packets equaling 2 while the third one only had one, so it would have been 5+1x10

@@dilo7304 I didn't notice!

i got 25 for some reason

think he didn't notice it was x and not +

@@missingno2401 It is 25.