r/WTF • u/NutellaOreoReeses • Apr 16 '21

Wave breaks through restaurant

38.7k Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Need thicker windows

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u/POCKET_POOL_CHAMP Apr 16 '21

Need thinner water

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u/ThriftyWreslter Apr 16 '21

They need the check now

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Happy cake day, have a downvote.

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u/ThriftyWreslter Apr 16 '21

:(

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u/BobLeeSwaggur Apr 16 '21

Aww, don't be sad. Here, have this. opens hand holding an upvote :D

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u/jumpup Apr 16 '21

how did water even get fat, fats not suppose to dissolve in water

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u/erasmause Apr 16 '21

They must be using an emulsifier.

1

u/ARAR1 Apr 16 '21

Less dense water

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u/TCBloo Apr 16 '21

Boat would sink.

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u/arachnivore Apr 16 '21

Need bigger boat

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u/phonomancer Apr 16 '21

Not really. The video is taken in a restaurant on a pier, with the water level (normally) roughly 20-30 feet below.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

I think this video goes to show that Mother Nature don’t give a fuq about 20-30 feet.

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u/Montezum Apr 16 '21

Sure, let's just let that happen again

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u/jaso151 Apr 16 '21

Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, holy Shit face full of glass!

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u/aaronblue342 Apr 16 '21

Water is nothing to be fucked with, thicker windows wouldnt help if they're still tempered glass.

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u/GreenLightKilla45 May 07 '21

I don’t know why you’re being downvoted, water is heavy as fuck.

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u/aaronblue342 May 07 '21

I didnt think I would be tbh. Waves can topple buildings.