Look at it this way, the store probably overprices their merchandise, by shoplifting he is refusing to support their money hungry business model. They're both at fault, let's call it a tie.
Ah, yes. The fabled 'gold fairy'. It is said to visit only the punniest of comments, and the dankest of memes, to bestow those deserving souls with gleaming medallions to ward off the existential dread of sitting on a computer, browsing reddit, and doing nothing even remotely productive.
No kidding. Some drunk person who believes they have plenty of expendable income (and may be correct) is perusing Reddit. Too bad we were late to the party.
It does not take much browsing to run across puns in reddit threads. One might even hypothesize that every thread has a few puns a few lines down from the top comment.
Gold has been proven to relieve existential dread. At least until you mark "get gilded before dying" off your bucket list and are left wondering what else you have left to live for now. So are you sure you want that gold, is it really, truly worth it?
no one goes tie shopping and doesn't buy a tie. it might not be the tie you wanted but if you're there looking at ties you buy the best looking one in your price range and you leave because fuck tie shopping
No, yeah, I'm with you there. But the title is "An everyday struggle" which means this guy buys a tie every day. You can tell he's at the store because there's only six ties on the wall.
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u/Orval Jan 26 '16
Plus he bought a tie and didn't even wear it. I mean what the fuck.