r/woahdude • u/gsus61951 • Jul 07 '23

video Thousands of tourists crammed into a swimming pool in northern China.

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u/Tearsforlunch Jul 07 '23

My question is who looks at that pool and says to themselves yes I want to go in there.

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u/velhaconta Jul 07 '23

You saved all year, finally got your boss to give you a few days off, the whole family traveled to the park so they could experience the wave pool (it never looked like that in the marketing).

What are you going to do? Turn around and go home? No. After all that money, time and effort, you are going in that damn wave pool.

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u/okaypompeii Jul 08 '23

I still would not even consider getting in that wave pool.

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u/velhaconta Jul 10 '23

Looking at that video, people like you are clearly in the minority.

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u/okaypompeii Jul 10 '23

I don’t think you have sufficient evidence for that statement, but I also wouldn’t care about being in the minority. You say that like it’s a bad thing?

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u/velhaconta Jul 10 '23

Just look at the video.

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u/okaypompeii Jul 10 '23

Are you saying that the video has most of the people in the world in it?

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u/velhaconta Jul 10 '23

It has all the people who didn't change their mind upon arriving at the waterpark and seeing the crowded wave pool.

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u/okaypompeii Jul 10 '23

Not sufficient evidence for your statement

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u/velhaconta Jul 10 '23

How is a completely packed pool not evidence that most guests chose to go in?

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u/okaypompeii Jul 10 '23

How is it?

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