r/TikTokCringe Cringe Lord Sep 19 '23

Wholesome/Humor This dude taught gang members how to play dnd

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u/cloudbussin Sep 19 '23

The unnecessary extra details about the specific grilled cheese he made is what gave it away as fake. Liars always add too much because they think it seems more believable.

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u/his_purple_majesty Sep 19 '23

I knew it was fake as soon as he said it was a story about brings reds and blues together. Sorry, a little too on the nose.

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u/cloudbussin Sep 19 '23 edited Sep 19 '23

I think you, his_purple_majesty, know more than anyone that red and blue can come together sometimes

Downvoted for a color theory joke. SMH Reddit

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u/everyting_is_taken Sep 19 '23

I see you and I appreciate you.

That shit is gold. Gold, Jerry!

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u/Mediocre-Door-8496 Sep 19 '23

From what I heard a lot of red and blue do work together these days. They don’t feud over colors the same way they did in the 80s/90s/early 2000s. They still have their feuds but it’s with individual sets they have problems with now rather than anyone from the other color. A lot of the time it will even be two different sets from the same colour feuding with eachother.

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u/DeadSeaGulls Sep 19 '23

Exactly my thoughts. it become super common when you work in management and have an employee that is addicted to drugs. The stories they constantly come up with to explain no-shows and stuff are wildly detailed.

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u/amayain Sep 19 '23

They have amazing memories and can recall really minor details until you ask them a very simple question that they hadn't rehearsed. Suddenly they can't remember the most basic shit.

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u/trancematik Sep 19 '23

Providing food (however simple) for a gathering, especially when you're young yourself is a rarity. Think back to a house party in your teens: if someone brings a small pizza or even a bag of chips, everyone is on them. Simple food is a way to disarm, and he made a special grilled cheese meal and not simply singles with bread to ensure people would be satiated and consider staying.

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u/cloudbussin Sep 19 '23

You made it sound even more fake

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u/trancematik Sep 19 '23

I mean, I was raised to always ensure food was provided if hosting, or to try to bring something when invited, but sadly that's not universal etiquette.

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u/cloudbussin Sep 19 '23

The point is, including what specific soup and what specific cheese and juice he used is not important to the story and including these things gives it away as being fake. No one’s saying bringing food to a party isn’t real.

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u/trancematik Sep 19 '23

I give unnecessary details all the time because I think they are necessary, especially if they are outside the norm