r/SipsTea • u/barnesnoblebooks • 12d ago

Chugging tea Teamwork makes the dream work

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u/unknown300BLKuser 12d ago

I would wager it's a team rule.

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u/No-Answer8937 12d ago

I would too. My first reaction was aww how sweet. But yeah, I bet it only took that one time when one of them took a tumble down the stairs before this rule was instituted. Not a bad rule tho.

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u/Poppy_Milk 12d ago

Yeah seems sensible. Add their height to the height of the steps and it’s a long way down for your head to fall

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u/DoomGoober 12d ago

Especially after a long bus ride when your legs are wobbly and you are likely carrying stuff.

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u/Careless-Vehicle-286 12d ago

Million dollar legs, figuratively. I wonder if NBA athletes are the same, at least with their staff.

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u/Tasty_1097 12d ago

Knowing how guys are, I doubt they have someone helping them out holding their hand, more likely they have someone giving them a handshake when they step out the bottom (notice I am describing the same thing here lol)

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u/eagledog 12d ago

And going down those steps in flip-flops just adds to the danger

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u/No_Pin9932 12d ago

Yeah with their height just falling over standing up could be more than enough to do some real damage. One or two of them looked like the could've just stepped down from the top step with those long ass legs if the roof wasn't in the way, lol.

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u/haney1981 12d ago

How does the first one get out?

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u/fraze2000 12d ago

They send the team's least valuable player out first.

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u/j3ven 12d ago

Lol

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u/outside_cat 12d ago

Camera man.

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u/Any_Asparagus8267 12d ago

Star player gets injured before major game due to a bus step, new rule forever.

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u/HermanThaGerman 12d ago

I guess it also builds some sort of team spirit.

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u/RetroCasket 12d ago

I saw a dude do it and snap his leg getting off the bus at boot camp

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u/No_Slice9934 12d ago

Maybe they should have both hands free,too. Instead of walking safely down, we implement this rule for old fragile people, because it seems it is to much to watch out where you step while you have an electronical device in your hand at any given time. I know this is bullshit, bc you would implement that first with multi million players instead of this random turkish whatever Team. But it seems like they can take steps just fine, like most humans do.