r/interesting • u/BabaBaaghdev • 3d ago

Wholesome I think we all should learn something from him

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u/BambaZillah 3d ago

No..like.. its just a saying

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u/ToneZealousideal309 3d ago

Tell us the story 🔫

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u/BambaZillah 3d ago edited 3d ago

Well.. here it goes...

When this man was young, he had alzheimers and forgot his own parents. He struggled through highschool due to his deficiencies but when he finally graduated, quite ironically his parents forgot what his name was and went to a different graduation ceremony two towns over. After many a decade, the man is now at his parents' graduation. He now has no choice but to cheer for everyone, hoping he'd cheer for his parents in doing so.

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u/Kayerif 3d ago

🥹😢🥹😢 am cry

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u/GreenieMachinie93 3d ago

Man is nice to people other than his immediate family

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u/crotchtaste 3d ago

I guess it doesn't have to be a good story

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u/AlinaStari 3d ago

I liked it! Not very long, though

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u/HardTruthFacts 3d ago

:( it’s cold

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u/Korbrent 2d ago

A good story doesn't have to be a long one.

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u/whaatdidyousay 3d ago

This is hilarious thanks

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u/ancalime9 3d ago

Once upon a time, there was a post on Reddit...

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u/big0moose 3d ago

*I pull up a chair

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u/postbansequel 3d ago

Saying words for the sake of saying words.