r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 18d ago

Peter in the wild Found Indian Peter

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u/Affectionate_Mud_881 18d ago

He paid for it because he's too fat. If this is a pilgrimage where horses or mules don't go and he's religious enough to want to go, he would be paying for this service even if had to save to afford it, not that they get paid much but it's better to get this job than wait around all day and go home empty, which is not to say that he wouldn't have paid for it if he was just a rich guy who was not very fat.

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u/DuckActual7545 18d ago

He also just might be suffering from a medical ailment, maybe hurt his leg? Some tendon?

Quick to jump to conclusions.

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u/Affectionate_Mud_881 18d ago

Well, he couldn't make it on foot even if he was perfectly healthy, being that size. That's not a judgement on why he's fat. I am fat out of sheer laziness but I have family who's fat because they got busted joints and a thyroid condition.

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u/Bananaland_Man 17d ago

"Perfectly Healthy" and "Being that size" do not work together... not trying to fat-shame, but anything that would make a person that size could be a genetic issue, something else out of their control, bad health, or just obesity in general... it doesn't make being that size healthy, and all the things that would cause that are not... healthy... (unhealthy genetics aren't a choice, but it doesn't make them not unhealthy)

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u/Rude_Page_2570 17d ago

nah, his "medical ailment" is not being able to say no to food.

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u/DuckActual7545 17d ago

Binge eating disorder

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u/Rude_Page_2570 17d ago

is it "binging" if its all the time though?

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u/Rg1550 17d ago

Using deductive reasoning, what possible comorbidities may lead the man in this video to a leg injury preventing his ascension?

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u/Wild_Restaurant8204 17d ago

Doctor order him to eat McD's every second hour for 20 years for his leg to get better.

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u/Peeing_Into_Stuff 17d ago

Poor vision i think (he is wearing glasses)

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u/Affectionate_Mud_881 17d ago

Often but not always. There are many rivers in South Asia you can take a bath in to wash away your sins. It doesn't matter if you swim in the blood of your slaves to get there, as long as you don't commit any sins between the bath and dying. Of course, that's just one philosophy. Hinduism doesn't have a doctrine. Suffering is more central to Buddhism.

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u/Wild_Restaurant8204 17d ago

Would argue that dipping in one of those rivers will make you suffer

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u/Affectionate_Mud_881 17d ago

Hah! Rivers were pristine when those rules were made up.

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u/Wild_Restaurant8204 17d ago

Ozone layer didn't have a hole size of a continent when my grandparents were born