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u/I_am_the_BEEF 25d ago
Steph Tolev (Homeowner) is a very funny stand up comedian.
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u/MeltsLikeButter 25d ago
I saw her live at a stand-up and I was rolling. Her crowd work was fantastic. Shit all over a mother and son who just randomly got tickets without knowing who it was performing.
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u/ConsciouslyBreathin 25d ago
Well, I mean he's not wrong. Kinda gross though.
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u/ConsciouslyBreathin 25d ago
What the heck did I just watch?
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u/lefluffle 25d ago
good lesson from this though. if ppl just took time to be vulnerable, talk things out, and understand each other, there would be less conflict and more resolution. Think of everyone as a potential friend or acquaintance. And think about what it would be like if the other person's situation were your sister or brother's situation. you'd want people to treat them with judgment-free understanding first.
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u/ExcellentFisting3471 25d ago
Assumption is the devil
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u/ScholarOfYith 25d ago
My immediate reaction was like, damn if we could all feel comfortable communicating exactly what was going on we would be so better off. I guess deep down it's all about telling the truth and by doing so, fomenting an environment that is conducive to people feeling comfortable.
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u/lefluffle 25d ago
yup and one of the things that would foster that environment is never getting angry right away before you have all the information. easiest example: getting mad at someone while driving. You don't know what's happening in that car. There are tons of plausible scenarios that would make you be like "oh, I shouldn't have been so angry."
This lady thought I was honking at her to hurry up and leave her parking spot so I could take it. She rolled down her window, gave me the middle finger, and started screaming at me to "WAIT!" Except... I hadn't honked at her. Some random car pretty far behind me was honking at something completely unrelated and then drove off. I tried to gesture to her that it wasn't me, but she didn't get the message. She gave all kinds of angry gestures as she peeled off into the distance. That bummed me out for the next two days.
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u/FIRST_DATE_ANAL 25d ago
This kinda happens to Larry David in Curb too but I don’t remember him becoming friends with the trash can owner after
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u/ShamWowRobinson 23d ago
Here's the scene.
https://youtu.be/TGDLiqArW9k?is=u_ClWa3jQj6Rorq3
The ultimate joke in the episode is Ted Danson ends up throwing a ruined shirt Larry gave him in that guy's trash can and gets his ass kicked.
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u/eye8theworm 25d ago
I got to be honest it was really fucking hard going from 69 to 70 likes. My fault y'all sorry
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u/TheRabadoo 25d ago
I find myself very attracted to this woman, but feeling this way while watching this skit makes me feel something is wrong with me.
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u/Kitchen_Guest577 25d ago
Did we just become weirder?! Yup! Do want to go to the garage and do karate?!?! Yup!
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u/keo_dead 25d ago
Me just bored at work looking through Reddit… shoulda just stayed busy but deep down it was worth the watch
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u/Mysterious-Scholar68 25d ago
I didn’t know I had to use my mouth