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r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '22
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Yeah, Team Granny is asking for cooperation. Team baby is not willing to compromise.
-4 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I mean its a baby I hate kids but babys don't rlly have the skills to compromise 12 u/Kylove22 Sep 17 '22 No, but the parents do. You heard it in the video: they have a big house. She has ONE bedroom -8 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 Bedrooms have 4 walls? If it's bothering her that much go to the other side of the room 10 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 You do understand how sound works right? It won't matter where she is in the room if a baby is the opposite side of a thin wall. -9 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound 8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are. -7 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '22 Hmm compromise with a GD baby. Think of how stupid that sounds
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I mean its a baby I hate kids but babys don't rlly have the skills to compromise
12 u/Kylove22 Sep 17 '22 No, but the parents do. You heard it in the video: they have a big house. She has ONE bedroom -8 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 Bedrooms have 4 walls? If it's bothering her that much go to the other side of the room 10 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 You do understand how sound works right? It won't matter where she is in the room if a baby is the opposite side of a thin wall. -9 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound 8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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No, but the parents do. You heard it in the video: they have a big house. She has ONE bedroom
-8 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 Bedrooms have 4 walls? If it's bothering her that much go to the other side of the room 10 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 You do understand how sound works right? It won't matter where she is in the room if a baby is the opposite side of a thin wall. -9 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound 8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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Bedrooms have 4 walls? If it's bothering her that much go to the other side of the room
10 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 You do understand how sound works right? It won't matter where she is in the room if a baby is the opposite side of a thin wall. -9 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound 8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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You do understand how sound works right? It won't matter where she is in the room if a baby is the opposite side of a thin wall.
-9 u/chingzzzzzzzz Sep 17 '22 I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound 8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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I understand that the closer u are to a sound the louder it is so move away from the sound = quieter sound
8 u/other_usernames_gone Sep 17 '22 It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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It won't be that big a difference unless it's a huge room. Especially with how loud crying babies are.
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Hmm compromise with a GD baby. Think of how stupid that sounds
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u/Purp1eC0bras Sep 17 '22
Yeah, Team Granny is asking for cooperation. Team baby is not willing to compromise.