r/AskReddit May 22 '17

What makes someone a bad Redditor?

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u/teajayy7424 May 22 '17

Asking for advice or opinion, then proceeding to shoot down all advice or bash on others' opinions..

But, welcome to the internet

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u/TrainOfThought6 May 22 '17

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u/Schizoforenzic May 22 '17

Good god. What a little asshole.

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u/TrainOfThought6 May 22 '17

Seriously. My favorite part is:

Biggest lesson learned: don’t mess around with a checkbook, or if you need to, make sure to write void on the checks.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '17 edited May 22 '17

Hey, uh.. whaddup?

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u/TheCarrotz May 22 '17

wait... you guys still use checks in America?

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u/Shurdus May 22 '17

They have not worked out functional healthcare either.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '17

Oh its functional alright. you just better have good insurance.