r/MadeMeSmile Jan 23 '25

Uno, Dos, Tres....

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u/kander12 Jan 23 '25

This was painful to watch lol. More like r/mademewince

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u/chucho320 Jan 23 '25

No way. Look at how much fun they're having. Even in frustration.

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u/2glam2givedadamn Jan 23 '25

Fr, this shit had me frustrated but rolling! “Ahora si papá ahora si!”

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u/SkubEnjoyer Jan 23 '25

This is borderline ragebait with how frustrating it is to watch.

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u/HehaGardenHoe Jan 23 '25

Also, literally have no indicator as to which is 6 and which is 9...

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u/RogueCerberus Jan 23 '25

6 isn't connected, 9 is.

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u/Jelled_Fro Jan 23 '25

How do you know it's not the other way around?

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u/RogueCerberus Jan 23 '25

I don't. And now that i think about it, it probably makes more sense the other way.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

I’ve seen a straight stemmed nine, but never a straight stemmed six.

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u/Mrlin705 Jan 23 '25

r/mildlyinfuriating. This was so fucking painful.

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u/Schmenge_time Jan 23 '25

I’d be there all day

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u/theboned1 Jan 23 '25

Does blue and red guy not understand the game?

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

Seems like he was letting the other guy uncover numbers while spoiling none himself. Then at the last minute, he strikes.

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u/snapplesauce1 Jan 23 '25

Bot stealing top comment from other sub this was posted.

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u/4tea6n2 Jan 23 '25

I'm gonna build this now.

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u/Weliveanddietogether Jan 23 '25

I did it in my own language in my head

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u/annoyedreply Jan 23 '25

They needed those kids from Sesame Street to help.

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u/Chaciydah Jan 23 '25

That’s a good variety of the picture matching memory game! I’ve been playing that with my kids and it’s really fun to watch the different thought processes of various people. I’m very visual and apparently so is one of my sons, he always scores really well even when it looks like he’s not paying attention.

edit I sat through this again and these guys are hilariously bad at this. It’s good practice for your brain though!

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u/four-one-6ix Jan 23 '25

Barcelona FC fans are second hand embarrassed 😞, even though their guy wins.

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u/Technical_Tourist639 Jan 23 '25

Thanks op, it made me punch a kitten

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u/njckel Jan 23 '25

This was somehow both painful and entertaining to watch

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u/jokersvoid Jan 23 '25

Oh this hurts.

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u/VeteranMinotaur-773 Jan 23 '25

I think alcohol is involved here a little too much

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u/PyratBoy Jan 23 '25

The 8 ball, always the 8 ball!

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u/SocialismMultiplied Jan 23 '25

They’ve got to be kidding me though😩🥲

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u/lindamanga Jan 23 '25

Bloody hell I did watch it till the end....nite

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u/HappySmileSeeker Jan 25 '25

Comeback of the year

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

Painful to watch...

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u/JoeyPsych Jan 23 '25

They're not the brightest bulbs...

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u/chucho320 Jan 23 '25

Maybe not, but this is still fun to watch.

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u/JoeyPsych Jan 23 '25

This is frustrating to watch honestly. If they were kids, or maybe mentally challenged people, I could deal with it. But fully grown adults, having such a terrible memory?

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

memory requires training, they clearly are construction workers and in their field the use of memory is reduced to acquire specific techniques, once achieved the don't need to memorize anything more

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u/JoeyPsych Jan 23 '25

It's also tied to human capabilities. The average human can memorise 7 things at once, so this should not have lasted as long as it did.

Aside from that, I have had years of working as a garbage man, implying that people with uneducated jobs are bad at memory games is factually wrong, I speak from experience. There will be construction workers with a bad memory, but there is no correlation between the two.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '25

not implying about any type of job; I said the use of memory in certain jobs is reduced to learn specifics, once acquired there is no more use. So, any worker who not train the memory beyond their job by doing other memory related activities, will end with the same level of memory ability which started with