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I'm seuing.

My only guess is people have less attachment to grandparents, so less emotional response. I think if I found out my dad's ashes had been misplaced, there'd be violence.

This is probably why these things end up on "Just Unsubbed" all the time. Like I keep seeing things that are MEGA Infuriating ending up as why people unsubbed from this subreddit in particular.

@@babowasalwayshere idk bout you but im just atleast ALMOST as attached to my grandma as my mother seriously there would be some violence if either thing happened

You forget to cherish her.

He said that he likes them fairly recently. He claimed it let him vent.

yeah what ​@@shadowsilvertailsfan said

Robin go for r/BlessedImages

Its always either not chill funny, r/Tumblr, or not chill angry, r/antiwork

Its not mildly infuriating, its EXTREMELY INFURIATING

I know. It's like they want him to suffer.

@@ellabennett6091 did you read the coment?

@@Grayson-tk5hn yes, yes I did. I'm meaning that they seem to want him to suffer because he made it clear he likes these subreddits, and they make him feel better. If they want him to not get what makes him feel better , wouldn't that qualify as wanting him to suffer?

I thought he said in another video that these get him really worked up and get counterproductive

@@ellabennett6091oh i misunderstond

I usually use ouija, but audio seems better

robin enjoys these 😂

​@@TeardropCantTalki mean i wouldve enjoyed yelling at bullsh** that infuriates me

He said he likes doing these to vent

​@@enderkatze6129 he likes to vent??? like venting in amungus!!?! amogus sus imposter!?!?

I was concerned too and distinctly recall leaving a comment that I hope he's deescalating properly lol, but I guess so many of us were clamoring about it that recently he said in a vid that we don't need to ask for more chill subs for him bc he doesn't know what to do with them and angry subs are good for venting. I do hope tho if there's ever any good chill subs he likes to do that he's able to.

Yikes, sounds like he was pretty deep into some kind of addiction. Hope he got help, not that it's your concern.

This actually sounds exactly like what's going on with me and my useless roommates too! Except add on that they steal kitchenware since they're too cheap to get their own...

Reading this story made me realize I need to wipe down my desk after 5 months of collecting dust and crumbs. gross.

I left a yelp for a company that I applied for and was scheduled an interview for and I get to the interview and they had hired someone for that position 5 days prior and decided not to cancel the appointment.

​@@josephhodges9819thats so fuckin infuriating

yeah like if its like a small thing, like a kid acting up in PE or a loud person in the lunchroom, then 3 laps or silent lunch is fine, but if some kid wants to be an asshole destroying all of the bathrooms, then thats too far.

I have NEVER had fries come out of an air fryer crispy.

That's what febreeze is for.

FUN FACT: That's not what febreeze is for@@erikhermansen3431

I have mental disabilities myself and I've never understood this. How does someone else suffering with the same problem improve your life? Not being mean, just trying to understand the idea.

Ah, it's always ad revenue

I actually really appreciate that you went and did research AND came back to tell us, thank you! Corporate greed indeed.

No no, you're correct. This is the stores fault for not finishing the set up on these doors. The problem: Modern glass beverage doors are extremely inefficient. Solution: Higher quality opaque insulated doors, with built in screen to display what is behind the door. This is NOT expecting YOU the customer to scan the door yourself.

@@Z51MAELSTROM In concept, these would be a great idea. But it relies on the store setting them up properly and keeping them and the stock inside maintained so they CORRECTLY show what's in the case. Thing is, every single time I've gone to a place that has these, the store doesn't do that. So either you see messages like this, or go to open the door and find the drinks inside are COMPLETELY different from what the door says they are.

No, you were originally right. As someone who worked at Walmart in the Frozen section, there have been talks about getting these. They could be for ads, though, but most likely.

Holy shit, another crazy story relating to this video. I once lived with a few v religious people as I was newly sober and it was hard to find clean housing. Well one of my roomates started stealing my food. A lot of my food too. I confronted him about it and he said that God was just providing food for him.

@@westinhess6864 Well then God better provide a way for him to pay back the food before hands start getting thrown.

​@@westinhess6864 That's some 10k BC shit. "Oh, food is here? Must be God"

ALSO since people are seeing this, I want Robin to come to my wedding next month in CO. We wanna show him a good time as he's been getting all the angry subreddits.

Eugh, I know what you mean! My parents cat is a very fluffy boy, and he’s allowed to roam outside. He used to have a huge problem with fleas. I remember sitting with him, night after night, combing his fur and letting the suckers I caught drown in an old ice cream container filled with water. Thankfully it worked. Not the worse thing we’ve found in his fur though. At least two occasions of me finding slugs stuck to his coat. The fun way.

Woulda called for the flight marshall for battery

​@@jacob3988Pretty sure those aren't a thing anymore.

@@zuttoaragi8349 Quick google says the number went way up after the incident

given the very real possibility of english speakers calling-in [there's a LOT of us...XD], the emergency services definitely *should* have at least one of them. i actually follow someone on deviantart who's from italy. tbh, doesn't sound amazing just from what little she's mentioned. something critically important as emergency services being under-funded doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

I was working security at a student apartment complex while I was going to school and our fifth floor was always loud and party central. I hated having to go up and tell 3 or 4 different parties that they were done and people had to leave. The worst part was the building was a square with a courtyard but they decided to put rival fraternities on the floor and others I am 5'10" 200 pounds (I know I am a fatty) trying to get between them and make them move on.

The funny thing is, any form of collective punishment is illegal in the majority of countries, and if people are reported for doing it they can get a major fine

@@josephhodges9819 the RA’s and security at my dorm were so weird. They never ever stopped the second floor people and yet me and my roomate where written up for having more than 3 guests in our room

@@tobyriecke3972 No this was an off-campus student apartment complex and I was private security.

@@josephhodges9819 yea I know just saying how much my security sucked lol

Me too 🥳

Same! ❤Lexi is my cutie and Robin is my spirit animal and also my queer mate

You got it right. I am italian, if you call 115, or any other specific emergency number, you're going to get local dispatchers answering your call. And by the heavens are italians on average absolutely garbage at english. We as a population are pretty dumb/badly educated overall but holy cow is our level of especially english absolutely subpar for an EU country.

@@spookcat- non tutti gli italiani ma la maggior parte. Io ne vengo dal liceo linguistico. Quindi l'inglese va parlato bene. Però se devo andare a cercare il pelo nell'uovo, i miei compagni di classe avevano un vocabolario più vasto dell'italiano medio. Però per formare una frase di senso compiuto ci mettevano in paio di minuti. Io a differenza, non per vantarmi, non ho mai avuto il bisogno di studiare per qualsiasi interrogazione che ho avuto con la prof di madrelingua. E ho sempre preso 8 in tutti gli orali. E in tutti gli anni nella mia classe penso abbia fatto i complimenti solamente a me e a un altro mio compagno altrettanto bravo. Forse anche di un livello un pelino più alto del mio. Mi usavano come toppa quando non avevano studiato perché io non avevo bisogno di studiare. Ero talmente abile che persino la prof di inglese non madrelingua durante le interrogazioni mi faceva meno domande rispetto ai miei compagni. Infatti uno di loro si è arrabbiato con me un giorno perché a lui ha fatto un sacco di domande diverse. Lui non sapeva una risposta e nonostante io la sapessi, la prof ha insistito a tirargli fuori la risposta, visto che non l'aveva studiata nonostante fosse da studiare. E si è lamentato appunto perché io ho preso un voto leggermente più basso del suo nonostante mi fossero fatte 3/4 domande. La mia risposta ovviamente è stata che non è colpa mia se la prof decide di fare meno domande a me. E che si rifiuta di far rispondere a me quando lui si torvava in difficoltà, pur sapendo benissimo la risposta. Ce ne sono tanti però che nemmeno hanno la voglia di imparare.

​@@nikitatavernitilitvynovama fra tutto questo cosa c'entra? Sei brav* in inglese, congratulazioni. Non serve un mega paragrafo dove ti vanti che vai meglio dei tuoi compagni a scuola. Stiamo parlando dei vigili del fuoco, non delle tue interrogazioni, lol

@@elenazanna5475 quello è semplicemente un problema mio che non riesco a scrivere in modo conciso e breve e mi dilungo in discorsi inutili.

Here in Australia we have a grocery store called Aldi, and they have the cheaper off brand food but their quality is also really good majority of the time. Up until a few months ago, they never had self checkouts and would only have 1 or 2 checkouts open at any time. So I’d go in for like 2 or 3 items, and I’d be stuck behind half a dozen people with FULL trolleys. It was honestly their biggest flaw, the public finally started complaining about it more vocally especially when we started going into our current recession and families were pretty much forced to stop shopping at the big company stores and go to Aldi instead due to budget restraints. Now every single one I’ve been to has got self check outs as well as staffed checkouts, it has made it so much more convenient.

@@chelsss12112 Aldi is in many countries. In Australia since 2001. It is a German multi-national store. I shop there all the time.

@@josephhodges9819 ooh okay I didn’t know that, most stores here in Australia I’ve found are almost exclusively based in Australia and New Zealand only.

@@chelsss12112 Oh yea, most of our cities have at least one Aldi. I have 1 about a mile from me surrounded by most things I need. Smokes, weed, haircut, and shoes.

I have had that happen but the thing I absolutely hated the most was when they took my brand new $300 textbook and rolled it tightly so they could shove it in one of those squares 6"x6" mailboxes.

@LolitaDoChan I don't get it. After opening the box you could have used the open flaps to pull it out.

​@@josephhodges9819How can you "roll tightly" a textbook? Aren't they hard cover?

@@charlesedward5047 Not all of them.

@@charlesedward5047 Some mail boxes there is a lip around the edge so it might have been stuck behind that. I at least live in a secure building now and my mailman will walk up three flights of stairs and set it on the table next to my door.

Ok, and? That's hardly the fault of the person living in the house. You live in a city/suburb. There are noises sometimes. There are lots of solutions: headphones are a good one.

"Hehe they will stop their ac soon... what are they doi-AAAGHH

i woulda just went on google translate and keep saying whatever fire is in italian

Idk, when he gets wholesome subreddits it always feels like he doesn’t know what to talk about, maybe I’m just used to Robin being mad 💁‍♂️💁‍♂️💁‍♂️

Or restaurants need to pay a living wage to their employees. McDonald's in New Zealand pays their employees the equivalent to $15 an hour US yet their meal does not cost any more than what a person buying a meal in the US. A lot of European restaurant employees are insulted by Americans trying to pay a tip. Their employees are paid well for the work they do by the restaurant. In America we have loop holes in pay scale for restaurant employees where we have to pay a tip for something that should already be paid for by the restaurant. I did payroll for a fast food restaurant and high-end restaurant. The manager in the fast food restaurant was making almost 45 times what the average worker was making and doing none of the work. The same goes for the high end restaurant.

Or spray it with the hose until the box is wet, then tear threw the moist cardboard with your hands and pull out your now damp product 🤠🤠🤠.

.... or use duct tape on the box & just pull it out😂

@@Twilight.Knight that’s why less fun though 😔

I was hoping someone was gonna say this

No, not really. I mean I guess it depends on the country of course, but I’m a psychologist and I specialize in psycho diagnosis, like it’s literally my job. However one of the things that they definitely say in class is to not try to diagnose outside your practice, and specially family and friends. That’s a breach of ethics, wrong and most of the time you’re going to get it wrong because of your attachment to the person. So yeah she was not paying attention, and I dread to one day have her as my colleague.

Psychologists work with medication and diagnosis in Canada. They are primarily concerned with ongoing treatment, study and application of medicine from a hyper clinical standpoint. They also work in hospitals with crisis cases. Psychiatrists tend to do the majority of diagnosis for WILLING cases, along with testing and therapy. It's like the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist. One gives you glasses, and they're the most common type that you'll come in contact with. The other is a specialist working out of a hospital who works with the harder cases, treatments and diagnosis. I went to a psychiatrist to get a diagnosis for DID. She had me go to a psychologist who specialized in it for confirmation. My psychiatrist had a therapeutic approach, wanting to deal with trauma and comfort. The Psychologist put me through a WRINGER. She knew what she was doing and put us through the wildest examination where she poked at a trauma until it triggered a switch and then did it with any other trauma she could sus out to trigger someone else. We were all in such a fluster and so off balance she prevented us from making proper memories of the whole ordeal. But that is the difference. One person is there to heal your wounds. The other is to poke a swab in them and look at the goo and be ultra clinical. And both can prescribe drugs.

There's nothing to be fair about, it's entirely stupid. It consumes more power that's not needed when a simple glass door would show off the products inside just fine.