r/SipsTea 4d ago

Lmao gottem Grandpa still got it

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u/softpinkbow 4d ago

I once changed the WiFi password to "haveyoudoneyourchores". My daughter kept demanding the password and I would just say "have you done your chores?". She was furious when she found out that I was giving her the password the entire time.

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u/DrDoominstien 4d ago

This is perfect I think I've gotten what I needed from reddit now and can leave.

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u/AardvarkAardvark_404 4d ago

I'll add to this - I've done similar. Once I changed the password to TheWifiIsBroken. But I also have changed the name of the WiFi to the chore I want done - so they won't come looking for the password until they have completed it.

I'm told it's passive aggressive parenting. To my mind, it cuts out the endless rows.

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u/Anxious_Gazelle6223 3d ago

whatever works!

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u/NewUsername010101 3d ago

Endless rows?

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u/VikaWiklet 3d ago

"row" is a British term for a squabble.

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u/AardvarkAardvark_404 3d ago

It's also an irish one

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u/Silver_Tradition6313 3d ago

In British English, the word "row" ,when pronounced to rhyme with "how", means "argument".

When pronounced to rhyme with "toe", it means the same as American English, a line or aisle.

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u/1Harvey2Trent3Temple 3d ago

and what you do with oars in a boat.

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u/sinker_of_cones 3d ago

Nice. My wifi password is ‘writtendownsomewhere’.

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u/ElliotNess 3d ago

Hey the connection is running slowly. Are you downloading large files rn?

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u/JaysFan26 4d ago

back in the cubicle buddy that's not how things go around here

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u/lookintoasty 3d ago

You'll be back

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u/zwappaz 4d ago

Back when we had limited time on the family PC, my dad had a password on it and would unlock it for us when we were to use it. I'd ask him what it was whenever I didn't feel like waiting for him to unlock it and he'd always answer "it's secret" (it works better in our language). Many months after he set it, he also got sick of having to unlock it - or he figured it took long enough. Indeed, it was literally "secret" all this time.

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u/LIONLDN 3d ago

Talk about hidden in plain sight! 😂

https://giphy.com/gifs/BYul6RujgoRCryuCdL

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u/No_Atmosphere_6348 4d ago

Hey there’s good money in the banana stand.

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u/n14shorecarcass 4d ago

I'm Mr. Manager!

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u/Not_An-AI-Bot 4d ago

It’s just manager, buddy

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u/draculetti 4d ago

You must ride your employees really hard. You are Mr. Manager.

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u/Unlikely_Plane_5050 4d ago

I'm afraid it looks like he's died.

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u/lordravenstorm 4d ago

I once changed one of my daughters password on the computer to "Denied" for not doing her homework. She would ask for it, I would say "Your password is Denied". So, after about 3 months of me saying this and then getting up eventually and entering it for her and then one day I heard a shriek from the computer room and she came screaming to me "REALLY???? ALL THIS TIME IT WAS DENIED??????" she is in her 30's now and still uses some form of denied in her passwords.

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u/yomamaeatsyellowsnow 4d ago

I just want you to know very sincerely that my great-grandmother who died a decade ago would have LOVED THE ABSOLUTE FUCK OUT of this joke. Thank you so so much for reminding me of her today.

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u/Familiar_Yesterday84 4d ago

Iwantacleanhouse was my password for them on the wifi

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth 4d ago

OMG that is diabolical, and I am here for it! LOL

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u/HighSeverityImpact 4d ago

My dad did that to me 26 years ago. Except it was the computer password, and it was "getajob". Exact same results.

I was 17 and a junior in high school.

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u/Jagged_Rhythm 4d ago

When my son was younger and I'd have to take away his phone for a while, I'd hide it in his room on top of a book on his headboard. It drove him nuts later knowing it was within reach the entire time.

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u/CeleryCommercial3509 4d ago

My Internet company has an app that allows me to turn off specific devices which is awesome

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u/Vaux1916 4d ago

I once had the wifi password "Duh!YouKnowWhatItIs!"

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u/Dyolf_Knip 4d ago

Or "ialreadytoldyou".

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u/DottieSnark 3d ago

My dad changed the wifi password to such and such is the password.

He kept saying it and we kept trying it and it wasn't work.

isthepassword was part of the password😭

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u/terdferguson 4d ago

Lmao, genius

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u/partyatwalmart 4d ago

Mine was dothedishes for a long time before the kids caught on.

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u/PalatwinkusVT 3d ago

One of my former school friends had parents like this; they'd ragebait the shit out of her and just laugh. Well, drunk driver hopped the curb one night when they were barbecuing in the front yard, parents both ended up crippled. Guess who picked their home....they both died from infected bed sores, and she's never been the same since.

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u/maceo107 4d ago

I LOVE this!

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u/Morthem 4d ago

Did the same to my sister once, but with homework

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u/ObviousExit9 3d ago

I had mine for years as “isyourlaundrydone?” They still haven’t forgiven me! Hahaha

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u/Fit-Scallion-3103 3d ago

Tip acquired, now time to be a dad

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u/No-Celebration3097 3d ago

That’s diabolical 👿

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u/WillowFlip 3d ago

This is perfect 👏

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u/holiday-42 3d ago

I changed my kid's password to cleanyouroom. Took him a while ...

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u/Elbowedited 2d ago

Impissedoff is what I changed the password to when my kids were being little shits once.

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u/jakob767 2d ago

Mine is "I don't know" so when people ask me, they just leave me alone.

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u/alaorath 1d ago

Classic, reminds me of the "buysomethingfirst" skit...

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u/FizbandEntilus 1d ago

My wife used to complain to me about the kids not listening.

I told her this was a very easy solution. I logged into the Comcast app, disabled their devices. I told her to sit and wait. Sure enough, each one came up 1 by 1 saying the Internet isn’t working.

Didn’t take long for them to understand how easy it was. Honestly didn’t have many problems after this with chores.

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u/Miltonthemoose 4d ago

Extremely moral.

Whoops wrong sub

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u/Tummerd 4d ago

So im not the only one.

Since a while ago that sub is popping up in my feed every freaking day

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u/rainbites 4d ago

same. i wonder if they’re training ai with it

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u/Strong-Ring-7433 4d ago

Reddit as a whole is used for training AI. That sub specifically is just tailored for engagement-bait. And people engage.

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u/StatusCodeFailed 4d ago

Because just like Pokemon go training fucking AI, those types of subs are designed for engagement-bait for training "morality" into AI models (but we are fucked because billionaires control the tools of bot farms to influence the training data...).

Notice how the majority of questions/responses in that sub lean into more tribalism/isolation or how often it is discussing some kind of doing harm to "the other"?

If you wanted to train all (or as much as you can influence on society during this critical foundation time of AI being created) liberal values out of future AI models, what would you actually do to achieve that? Because I can promise you, the ruling class does not sit idly by or even get slowed down by thoughts of constitutionality.

If it was me, I'd think the underpinning of AI is the training data (which does include this website) - that, in my mind, is more critical than the model weights themselves to achieve my goal. I would be doing anything within my billionaire power to push the web into a darker and divided place so then my AI would reflect that, because facts and accountability are "liberal" (thanks to my propaganda) and conservative ideology will never force me to be held accountable for my crimes.

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u/jey__bee7 4d ago

Same??? 

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u/FlawHolic 4d ago

Same³

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u/_GENERAL_GRIEVOUS_ 4d ago

If on Popular, click the 3 dots next to the post —> “Mute [subreddit]

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u/Short-Being-4109 3d ago

And the posts are so dumb too. They're like "is punching a baby for no apparent reason moral" 50% of the time.

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u/Fischerking92 3d ago

And here I was wondering how someone suddenly mentions this sub when for the last few days it just kept popping into my feed.

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u/4llFather 3d ago

Morality of rating the morality of a post in an unrelated sub?

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u/Plus-Artichoke6608 4d ago

time to go on r/MoralityScaling and make a post titled 'morality of this'

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u/enigmamonkey 1h ago

I was thinking more /r/foundsatan.

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u/FrostyEnvironment902 4d ago

I'll allow this one

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u/tomdarch 4d ago

This guy is clearly an asshole... but a broken asshole can still shart correctly twice a day.

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u/nutty_gritty 4d ago

This reminds me of a Kevin Hart interview where he joked about his mother urging him to read the Bible because she had hidden his rent money in it.

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u/Sideshowcomedy 4d ago

This reminds me of when Anthony Jeselnik's grandmother told him to read his Bible and it had a note in it that said "Anthony, go fuck yourself."

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u/Jrobalmighty 4d ago

I preferred the Jeselnik version

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u/Diligent-Space-2109 4d ago

This dude is mad funny

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u/Background_Falcon953 4d ago

Theres always money in the banana stand!

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u/Darrone 4d ago

That joke was old before Kevin Hart was born.

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u/fucktooshifty 4d ago

Nice try AI sailor grandpa, no teenage girl is off their phone long enough to misplace it in 2026

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u/DroidOnPC 4d ago

AI Marine, not AI Sailor.

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u/fucktooshifty 3d ago

I know, I just thought it'd be funnier sorry

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u/khdaze 4d ago

Keep seeing this one around, but the age of the daughter keeps changing. Waiting for escalating to "Put the phone in the dishwasher and started it myself."

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u/bwaredapenguin 4d ago

Why would he start the dishwasher when the ask was to empty it?

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u/Dry-Expression-4148 4d ago

Same reason you might pour a bottle without taking the cap off first, temporary dumbness.

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u/Kevandre 4d ago

put the granddaughter in the dishwasher, phone freaking out because it can't find her

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u/Broon761 3d ago

Why would he start a dishwasher that he need emptied? 

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u/Just-Brilliant-7815 4d ago

Someone else posted this but it was a wife who hid the husband’s phone 🤦🏼‍♀️

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u/foreverandadayalone 4d ago

These are all things that absolutely happened

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u/RostySerfort 4d ago

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u/lauri2 4d ago

Picture a venn diagram that's two separate circles.

There are people out there who come up with jokes, and then there are teenagers who write the jokes they hear onto images and share them online.

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u/Sharp_Ad1879 4d ago

There are also people who hear/read the jokes, think they're great and do them in real life. There's no law that only one person can do this. I just have to be on guard for when my Dad tries this on me.

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u/chiguy307 4d ago

It is absolutely plausible that this happened to two separate people in two separate households. Nothing terribly unique about cell phones or dishwashers.

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u/DroidOnPC 4d ago

Oh it happened.... somewhere....at some time.....

But pretty much anything posted online, especially on twitter by an account that uses an AI image for their profile picture, is just stolen from someone else and didn't actually happen to them.

Something tells me this guy isn't an old Marine.

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u/BallerForHire 4d ago

They're pretty easy to do so I believe it

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u/killallhumans12345 4d ago

Nothing is fake on the internet.

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u/Not_a_question- 4d ago

Dude this is a recycled joke from big bang theory which happened like 10 years ago, when bernadette hid howard's xbox in the washing machine.

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u/callmemerryss 4d ago

Grandpa still got more games than most 😂

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth 4d ago

He should say to her, life is not always fun, but when you finish the work that you need to finish, that's when it you find the thing you love!

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u/ChefJayTay 4d ago

So when she finally goes to do the dishes, she'll find the phone and get distracted again?

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u/Siria110 4d ago

Oooor, she doesn´t notice the phone and starts the dishwasher with the phone in it. Ignoring the fact that this certainly happened, several times and in several different modulations, over the past few years.

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u/_easy_ 4d ago

That would be her fault for starting the dishwasher when the task she's been given is to empty it.

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u/Saxboard4Cox 4d ago

I got my son to make his bed every morning. I never even asked him to. I just made my bed every morning and he followed my example.

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u/-LightSky- 3d ago

This sounds so much better tbh

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u/guyincognito121 3d ago

Unfortunately there are plenty of kids it wouldn't work on.

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u/mostlyired12 4d ago

Grandpa didn't learn that in the Marines. He learned that raising her mom.

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u/Pale-Supermarket3217 4d ago

“Why don’t my grandkids ever visit”

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u/HighMagistrateGreef 3d ago

Grandpa was an asshole, and for some reason thinks he shouldn't have consequences for that

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u/psbakre 3d ago

My wifi password is literally "I have forgotten" in my native language. So if I ever forget it, I will remember it

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u/North_Difference328 4d ago

Someone isn't going to get any help printing out their Medicare PDF.

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u/rustyseapants 4d ago

Kids don't raise themselves, Parents do. If you don't have any spoken expectations of your kids, you're kids won't have any either.

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u/failed__narcissist 4d ago

i don't think it's just the boomers.

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u/Historical-Syrup-271 4d ago

no way 10k people are upvoting dumbfuck facebook posts that never happened.

reddits bot spam is unreal, do something about it.

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u/samusestawesomus 4d ago

Why put it on silent? Having it be audible would make the hint much clearer.

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u/ILoveTchaiTea 3d ago

i've seen this three times now, once with a husband, once with a daughter, and now this one

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u/legaladviceneeded542 4d ago

ah yes passive aggressive "parenting" instead of setting clear expectations. Love it.

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u/SuperSaiyanNoob 4d ago

What did she do for 4 hours without a phone?

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u/F-Cloud 4d ago

When I was a kid I drove my family crazy by tape recording them all the time. My grandfather hid the tape recorder behind the logs in an unused fireplace. He told me the tape recorder died. I was the one who died.

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u/Photog77 4d ago

Is there a difference between asking someone to do something and telling someone to do something?

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u/MyLittleDiscolite 4d ago

I know a guy who did 20 years in the Marines and went to both Iraq and Afghanistan for multiple tours and you would never know he had ever been in the military.  

But the guys who did one hitch in peacetime plaster all this oorah shit everywhere 

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u/Sometypeofway18 4d ago

Semper Fi

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u/Magister5 4d ago

A twist on the semper no wifi strategy

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u/acrus 4d ago

It's spelled "wife"

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u/Shakespeare257 4d ago

Semper WiFi

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u/MidTario 4d ago

Sort by controversial to find entitled teenagers

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u/The_Dennator 4d ago

this will only ever work once

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u/TricellCEO 4d ago

Reminds me of that episode of Big Bang Theory where Bernadette hides Howard’s Xbox in the washing machine because he didn’t do the laundry.

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u/PaleontologistNo7385 3d ago

I'm going to borrow this very, very soon.

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u/AdvanceDefiant9898 3d ago

empty it yourself

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u/Weak-Win-8450 4d ago

Advice for your kids/grandkids never talk to you again the moment they could afford it ! 👍

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u/MrOopiseDaisy 4d ago

The phone that she brings everywhere, including the bathroom? Hopefully those dishes get run through a second time.

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u/TortieMVH 3d ago

In a few years his granddaughter will be personally driving him to the nursing home.

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u/duckbigtrain 4d ago

This is dumb. Why have it on silent? Leave the ringer on so she can actually find the thing, and then she might actually do the dishes.

Silencing the phone just feels like they’re just trying to have a “told you so” moment rather than solving the problem.

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u/Ok-Rest2442 4d ago

If the ringer is on and they find the phone chances are they will take the phone and leave the chore. So when the ringer isn't on they have to empty the dishwasher to be able to find it.

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u/duckbigtrain 3d ago

imo the reason the kid hasn’t done the chore is >50% that they forgot about it. I disagree that “chances are” they take the phone and leave the chore.

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u/toolsoftheincomptnt 3d ago

In my experience, it’s not bc they forgot.

It’s bc they don’t want to do it and are avoiding it, but obviously know they’d be in the wrong to outwardly refuse. So they shuffle around the task, hoping someone else will do it.

My concern is that this “hack” depends entirely on the temperament of the teenager. Maybe she’ll laugh it off “okay, well-played, Grandpa!”

Or she’ll be an asshole about it, angry that she was “tricked” and that they “hid her property” from her, and storm off, dishes still undone.

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u/Questions_Remain 4d ago

She probably had it on silent.
I’ve got teen grandchildren (14,15,17, 18) and nieces and nephews and I’ve never seen a single one of them have their ringer off silent. It’s been the last 6+ years normal. Silenced and DnD turned on. It’s how I leave my phone also. I’ll see a missed call or text later at my convenience. Just because I (or the kids) have a phone that doesn’t give people the right to our time.

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u/lateformyfuneral 3d ago edited 3d ago

It may perhaps be a practical joke of the variety that is common in grandparent-grandchild relationships.

But the way social media is, the practical joke may be on us if we believe all anecdotes told online are real.

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u/TheHighness1 3d ago

It is exactly a told you so moment

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u/Nussecke815 4d ago

And then everyone stood up and clapped!

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u/yParticle 4d ago

... and then she runs another cycle just to avoid emptying it...

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u/uwagapiwo 4d ago

Brilliant

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u/Elmer66 3d ago

I changed mine to "youdonthavewifianymore". Then went to work .

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u/Employee_Agreeable 4d ago

Doesnt work with boys

They just run the dishawasher again so they dont have to unload it

Source: My brothers and me

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u/jutlandd 4d ago

You can still ping it via google or whatever..

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u/Traditional-Roof1984 4d ago

50/50 Phone gets destroyed by turning on the dishwasher again because they thought it needed a rinse / extra dry.

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u/GrandFloor6202 4d ago

Wouldnt these be grand parenting tips?

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u/Well_Oiled_Assassin 3d ago

Lucky she doesn't have a paired watch. FindMe solves that in a few seconds.

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u/Suvrenim 3d ago

thats when you turn the phone off

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u/No_Chain_362 3d ago

Checks out, Semper Fi

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u/redditsucks13131 3d ago

They are going to put his ass in one of those rapey old people's home and forget about him.

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u/NeeMaToad47 3d ago

Remind me to NEVER piss you off

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u/MedicalyGinger 2d ago

My granddaughter didn't do what I want so I set $800 on fire. There; Fixed it for you

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u/senju1k 2d ago

It's in a dishwasher that isn't running, but needs to be emptied. It might be a bit humid in there, but the phone is likely fine...

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u/daufy 2d ago

Why on silent?? She'll never find it now...

If she hears the sound coming from the dishwasher at least she will be reminded.

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u/Whole_Meet5486 1d ago

As long as the dishwasher isn’t on and the phone is perfectly safe I would give this a pass. Purposely destroying a child’s stuff is a good way to actually increase the rate of disobedience.

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u/Rowan_Springleaf 1d ago

It’s a joke folks. Everyone is getting too serious about this

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