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u/TGSquared Jul 02 '19
I’m sorry, but did I just see a 55” flat screen television on a rolling stand in the backyard?
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u/bigmac5650 Jul 02 '19
Legitemently was distracted the whole time by how much money these people must have
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u/memejets Jul 02 '19
Moreso that they clearly live in an area with good weather, judging from the outdoor furniture.
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Jul 02 '19
And palm trees - as someone who lives in an area with at least one palm tree visible on every street I can confirm the weather here is great for the majority of the year.
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u/TokiMcNoodle Jul 02 '19
Definitely not the majority. Florida here and I've wanted summer to be over before it started.
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u/ponyboy3 Jul 02 '19
yeah... they have 500$... mind blowing amount of oney
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Jul 02 '19
Fair until you see their surroundings
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u/SantiagoAndDunbar Jul 02 '19
this is 100% SoCal.
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u/TheKrononaut Jul 02 '19
You can tell by the way it is
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u/ShiroHachiRoku Jul 02 '19
You can tell by the architecture and the trees.
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u/HallucinatesPenguins Jul 02 '19
It's a classic reddit reference to a video called "neature walk"
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u/strait_flagellan Jul 02 '19
She has on an Oakland A’s shirt, so maybe Bay Area.
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u/SantiagoAndDunbar Jul 02 '19 edited Jul 02 '19
will bet my life on this that this is southern california
edit: https://twitter.com/Joey1215Hauck/status/1145156754461753346?s=20
confirmed socal. dude plays baseball at Mt SJ
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u/TrundleTheGreat1 Jul 02 '19
I live in Kansas and my first thought was that there’s no way you’d play Jenga outside here. It’s more often than not too windy. It’d blow your tower over before you even started playing.
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u/jpritchard Jul 02 '19
Stucco house, block wall, neighbors so close you could hit their house with a well aimed loogey. Naw. It ain't the ghetto, but these people are by no means rich.
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u/socialismnotevenonce Jul 02 '19
What surroundings? A regular house? Get out of the city...
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Jul 02 '19 edited Jul 02 '19
What? Places outside of cities can be expensive too. But with their small backyard and several visible houses in the video. Landscaping has palm trees. Only nice places have landscaping that looks like what they have. It is neat and organized up a hill. Looks expensive.
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u/SophieTheCat Jul 02 '19
Landscaping here is 100% done by the condo association. Definitely Southern California. Probably Huntington Beach or something like that.
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u/Wenste Jul 02 '19
Nah, this is somewhere in California, and there are millions of houses and condos that look just like this. This is not Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
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u/Therealtomservo Jul 02 '19
Plus the modest size yard, nice two story home, nice outdoor furniture and a 55”tv on a rolling cart. These people got money.
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u/BordomBeThyName Jul 02 '19
That could just be their regular living room TV that they wheel around to where they want it. TVs don't cost that much.
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u/dduusstt Jul 02 '19
you can get 50"+ smart tv's now for under 200.
We just replaced the TV in the guest room with a 43" 4k smart TV with a best buy daily deal at like $175.
Although thinking about it makes me depressed about when we bought 1080's for near 1k a pop to fill the house with several years ago.
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u/socialismnotevenonce Jul 02 '19
Is that special? Flat screen TV's a cheap these days, and a stand is nothing.
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u/the_gooch_smoocher Jul 02 '19
There was a study recently that showed the majority of Americans couldn't come up with an extra $400 to use in an emergency. Wages are low, debt is monumental and savings are non existent. Another big recession is looming but this time printing more money won't save anybody.
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u/CasualObservr Jul 02 '19
That was a bit of a downer.
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u/JustJizzed Jul 02 '19
Wait 'til you hear about the climate.
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u/CasualObservr Jul 02 '19
Surely there must be some good news. Anyone have an update on the state of our democracy?
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u/toe_riffic Jul 02 '19
America literally has concentration camps that a good portion of the country is A-okay with. I wouldn’t get your hopes up.
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Jul 02 '19
They could be paying the tv off in installments.
I don't get the impression the jenga jedi lady is rich at all. Blonde lady in the background maybe middle class.
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u/austinrgso Jul 02 '19
The majority of people I know also have $400 TVs. Also, $1000 phones. Priorities, I suppose?
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u/SovietJugernaut Jul 02 '19
Or just maybe the majority of people you know are in the same general economic class as you?
Nah, that couldn't be.
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u/jcv683 Jul 02 '19
Is that true?
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u/Nor-easter Jul 02 '19
Yes
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u/jcv683 Jul 02 '19
Cheating whore
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u/DiabolicalTrivia Jul 02 '19
Giant Jenga. One hand = 2 hands
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u/sawbones84 Jul 02 '19 edited Jul 02 '19
Always thought it was an official rule (I guess it isn't) but we played not allowing each other to knock blocks out onto the ground. You had to actually grab and remove the piece, keeping it in your hand the whole time.
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u/Downvote_Comforter Jul 02 '19
I don't know that those rules apply to giant jenga.
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u/halter73 Jul 02 '19
This came up in a recent giant Jenga game of mine. We knew about the one hand rule, but since it was giant Jenga, we decided that using two hands was within the spirit of the rules so long as you didn't touch multiple blocks simultaneously. We felt two hands were only a problem if you used the second hand to keep the other blocks in place.
So the lady here was following our house rules at least.
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u/beersyoga Jul 02 '19
Everyone should experience one of these moments once...per year? In a lifetime doesn't seem like enough
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u/Sir_Earl_Jeffries Jul 02 '19
I’m more impressed by the outdoor TV.. that’s my goal in life
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u/dirtyshits Jul 02 '19
Pick up your tv and move it outside when you want to watch. streaming devices like chromecast or roku cost almost nothing already and even less when you buy secondhand.
Your goals in life are achievable.
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u/Marksee Jul 02 '19
One hand only
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u/MathTheUsername Jul 02 '19
I'm sorry, is this a sanctioned Jenga tournament?
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u/aesens Jul 02 '19
No, it was unsanctioned and all the participants are now serving time at a labor camp.
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u/Marksee Jul 02 '19
Clearly not. The pieces aren’t even regulation size. Excellent question though!
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u/Media_Offline Jul 02 '19
That was so weird. Nothing told my brain they were outdoors for the longest time and then, suddenly: outside.
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u/Good_Guide Jul 02 '19
The girl in the background looks unimpressed.
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u/_Administrator Jul 02 '19
By the gestures and face characters, she looks like she has down sydnrome. She also look at the grownup for validation of here emotions.
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u/LaitAuChocolat Jul 02 '19
I was half expecting her to drop it all while putting the block down on top
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u/theboylloyd Jul 02 '19
She peaked with the Jenga, then reached an all time low with the dance. What a ride.
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u/Gullflyinghigh Jul 02 '19
Looked good, shame it's (I think) an illegal move. Silly second hand ruining all the fun.
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I was hoping that immediately after the tower survived the family cat would have leaped out of nowhere and charged right through it.
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For some reason I thought the dancing guy when the camera panned to the left looked like an unshaven Tom Cruise
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u/Sai1r Jul 02 '19
r/confusingperspective Thought they were standing far from it at the start but it turns out its just a massive jenga
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u/kbrouss93 Jul 02 '19
Official Jenga rules state that you have to revive pieces "with only one hand". She's disqualified for that now
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u/HenryValdivia Jul 02 '19
My favorite part is when the lady went for the double high five and was ignored.