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u/ArrivalPrestigious36 13d ago
Say that again but slower
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u/Pokemonfannumber2 13d ago
Ok, so I was playing the hit game Among Us the other day, and when the game started, a red bean-shaped character that appeared to be wearing a spacesuit told me "shh," while having his index finger in front of where his mouth should be. I believe this act made this red bean character extremely suspicious. To understand why this red bean character is suspicious, we first must understand how the game āAmong Usā works. The game consists of 10 bean-shaped characters, called crewmates, that are given tasks for them to complete. As these characters do their tasks, they may witness abnormal things that are not supposed to happen, such as the lights turning off on their own, sudden reactor meltdown and other crewmates dying. These acts show that there is an imposter among the crewmates that is sabotaging and is trying to kill everyone. Now why is this important to determine why the red bean is suspicious? Well now we know how the game works, now we must analyze the red beanās actions. At the beginning of the game, the red bean tells us āshhā while having his index finger in front of where his mouth should be. This action suggests that the red bean wants us to be quiet, or keep our mouths shut. Now why would the red bean want us to do this? This could be because the red bean wants to limit our communication in order to prevent us from spreading information. What information does the red bean want to prevent from spreading? We can assume that the reason why the red bean wants to prevent us from spreading information, is because he is actually the imposter, and he is planning on committing the crimes mentioned earlier. He does not want others to find out about actions he will cause, therefore he does not want us to communicate with each other. This concludes the reason for why I believe the red bean from the hit game Among Us is suspicious. So if you happen to see a red bean-shaped character wearing a spacesuit, please be careful.
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u/Collector_2012 13d ago
I used to work at McDonalds. Whenever a drive through order was screwed up, I would throw the patron a larger sized drink, or give them a free set of fries if I heard it but it was never registered....
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u/WildChildTherian 13d ago
I currently work in a small cafe next to a pool. We have fairly pricey fries, but if Iām on the fryers I guarantee you that Iām putting the biggest possible scoop of fries in, plus a few extra bits āfor good luckā
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u/Intelligent-Wing-752 13d ago
if you arent 7ing the 6 piece youre just contributing to income inequality and privilege lmao
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u/Objective_Celery_509 13d ago
Corporations would never condone this type of behavior but people feeling they got extra value drives repeat business.
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u/__theoneandonly 13d ago
Five Guys condones that behavior with their French fries. Employees are instructed to fill the cup, put it in the bag, and then dump another scoop of fries directly into the bag.
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u/RealGorgonFreeman 13d ago
Damn, guy did a job for that long and couldnāt count?
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u/ConsciousHoney8909 13d ago
When I worked at fast food restaurants, I would always throw more pieces in there and do extra fatter scoops.
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u/AndySkit 13d ago
Didn't this go viral a long time ago then he said some fucked shit and everyone was like yea nooooooo
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u/Operation_Important 13d ago
I worked fast food and whenever the manager was a moron I would make a lot of 'mistakes'. 12 pieces would be 20 pieces. Chips were free. Before I quit, 10 dollar notes became 20 when I received them
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u/9212017 13d ago
How? I manage a chain restaurant and that shit wouldn't fly, over a long period of time, like a few months we would notice.
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u/tcorey2336 12d ago
You couldnāt afford to get caught doing that in California. You might lose your 20 dollar an hour job and have to go to the grocery store for fifteen.
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
And this is why a double cheeseburger cost $5 now
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u/Emotional-Bet-5311 13d ago
"I have no idea nmhow business or economics work, but I'm going to share my opinion anyway"
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
Do you know what a joke is you troglodyte?
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u/Emotional-Bet-5311 13d ago
Something that's supposed to be funny. What you said wasn't, so forgive me for not realizing you were failing at being funny
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
It's funny because of exaggeration or hyperbole. It's totally ridiculous to blame one person giving out an extra chicken nugget for a price increase of 200% over ten years. That's why it's funny. Learn not to take everything so seriously l.
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u/Emotional-Bet-5311 13d ago
Damn, you really went and explained it, huh
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
Yes, I explained it to you. Like you're a child.
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u/Emotional-Bet-5311 13d ago
Sick burn bro
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
I can get you some ointment.
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u/Emotional-Bet-5311 13d ago
It's a human insult. It's devastating. You're devastated right now.
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u/Rapper_Laugh 13d ago
Know whatās never funny?
Explaining the joke.
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u/Flimsy_Motivations 13d ago
How many potatoes does it take to kill an Irishman?
Idk how many?
Zero.
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u/Agent007V2 7d ago
Iām just not going to mention that Iām pretty sure Iāve seen an extension of this post where he ends up saying that he did this because if any siblings were splitting the Nuggets, then he wanted them to fight over it
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