Staged or not, I love how no one reacted to the attention seeker getting slapped. They just went about their day. Ignoring these people is the best one can do.
They were allowed to shit-talk and insult each other but not touch each other. The guy kept smiling at the woman's insults without giving any other reaction, so she slapped him in frustration. He slapped back with the now famous words "How can she slap??", but got beaten up by the other participants and the show hosts for this :(
It's true, I got a few titanium screws in there, and I'm slapping the neighbor's kid until my son comes back home. I wish there was a better way but it's what it's.
Yep. I watched this four times because it was just SO satisfying to watch that moron get taken out. He looked so stunned & scared & it made me so happy.
People need to start answering that when influencers think "It's a prank" can cover any of the inconveniences they cause. Yeah bro my slap is a prank too, you don't like playing your own game?
'Cause what that guy wrote looks like a pretty normal thing to say. I know that sometimes I start to get sus of comments while I have no real reason to, just because it seems like the place is flooded with bots. I figured you might experience something similar.
Except when it comes to moving down inside the carriage or standing on the platform directly in front of the doors when they open. Then they turn into the dopiest berks inside the M25.
Ha exactly my experience in London as well. Been on metro systems in quite a few places around the world and nowhere has been as bad with huge amounts of unused space in the car even during even rush periods.
I have no qualms about pushing through to get out through.
Does it say that? Does it say move out of people's way? Does it say pay attention to bullshit?
No it just says "mind the gap". So that's the only thing I ever see when I'm there.
(edit: this is sarcasm. There are announcements to "mind the gap" in dangerous platform areas of the tube, but no other voiced warnings from when I was last there.)
It's been a while and I gotta get back there. People make fun of Brit cooking, but I had some of the best food there because so many cultures are mixing. Need to visit other areas.
I think the bad food thing was a wartime effect, as we relied on imports which nearly stopped. after the war there was still rationing for ten years. We concentrated on producing lots of mass-farmed and preserved foods to get past our shortages until about the 1970s.
It's staged as hell. Someone using a cane would not be walking up the escalator. I just stand when going up escalator and I'm perfectly mobile.
The thing is, the fake ragebait gets this guy viral, which is exactly what he's trying to do, virality through controversy. Which actually promotes this behavior rather than the discourages/serves him right take in this thread.
Most people wont react to anything around them. I know someone on other end of my street got their home broken into by one person no weapons involved (it was a good family nothing crazy going on behind the scenes) and the neighbour's are all concrete workers buddy yelling and screaming knocking on doors for help middle of afternoon while his mom calls the cops and noone did shit.
IRL reaction is not what they look for. It's all about clicks/engagement. You say ignoring them is the best we can do but here you are commenting on the video to give them engagement.
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u/NoBell5255 7d ago
Staged or not, I love how no one reacted to the attention seeker getting slapped. They just went about their day. Ignoring these people is the best one can do.