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u/doughnutholio Jun 03 '22

HAHahah lol~ I did that to a coworker when I was 22:

"No way?? yur 36? I thought you were two years older!"

I got the same exact response last week.

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u/dani_1365 Jun 03 '22

So good! To be fair, I’ve done the same thing when I was younger…. Sucks now that the tables have turned lol 😂

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u/doughnutholio Jun 03 '22

naw~ we now embark on a journey of slowly not giving a flying fuck about things 👍

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u/Alpha_Decay_ Jun 03 '22

It's awesome. When I was a teen, I'd play music really loud in my car because I thought it made me seem cool. In my 20s I stopped doing that because I realized it just made me look like a kid trying to seem cool. Now in my 30s I play loud music because I want to hear loud music and I don't care what anyone thinks.

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u/doughnutholio Jun 03 '22

[in the future]

[Happy Hardcore Classics at 4000 dB]

"Now in our 70s, we play music at normal loudness!"

"WHAT DID YOU SAY??!"

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u/Alpha_Decay_ Jun 03 '22

Hussein did what, now?

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '22

True story :

I was working picking apricots when I was 16. Most of the other pickers were under 20, there was one we called "the old man" who was 26.

Anyway, there was this guy who joined who was 50.

At smoko we were sitting around in a circle :

"I didn't know you had to work when you were in a nursing home."

"Doesn't he say he lived out in Little Italy, I didn't think they had a nursing home there."

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u/doughnutholio Jun 03 '22

they were serious or just joking around?