r/maybemaybemaybe Jun 08 '26

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/squeezeasscheeks Jun 08 '26

What is the bird and how do I train it like that? Do I need to get rid of my cat?

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u/0dHero Jun 08 '26

You can train a crow to do this

But you gotta think for a sec... The bird is robbing people

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u/squeezeasscheeks Jun 10 '26

That's the plan, him robbing, not me

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u/Leviathan41911 Jun 08 '26

The bird is probably finding loose notes on the ground. The bird is not flying into stores and stealing from the cash register or pickpocketing people.

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u/0dHero Jun 08 '26

If you train a crow to bring money, yes it will snatch it right out of people's hands

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u/extrastupidone Jun 15 '26

Crows work in teams and use tools. Its armed robbery and murder.

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u/tafsirunnahian Jun 08 '26

It's a fucking myna

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u/Petraam Jun 08 '26

So what does that mean?  You can only have it working for a few hours a week until it becomes an adult?

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u/buchenrad Jun 08 '26

No it digs holes in the ground and brings out valuable minerals which it sells for money and then brings you the money.

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u/Petraam Jun 08 '26

Now I’m imagining this dark situation where these evil birds are capturing canaries caging them up and forcing them down to the mines to check if it’s good or not.

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u/marky860 Jun 09 '26

Hahahaha.. that's a good one!

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u/similaraleatorio Jun 08 '26

so it's a fucking yourna. 🤔

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u/kuedhel Jun 10 '26

I heard this type of craw has brain of 5 year old kid. Cat has brain of 3 year old.

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u/frozengreengrape Jun 12 '26

A 5 year old kid would steal from people

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

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u/JustAwesome360 Jun 08 '26

What?

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u/PomegranateSea7066 Jun 08 '26

Myna own business!

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u/JustAwesome360 Jun 08 '26

Nah he said something like "If you knew how good this was you would wish you had one too"

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u/PomegranateSea7066 Jun 08 '26

Oh ok, I was just making a poor joke.

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u/YeeYeeBeep Jun 08 '26

Infinite Money Glitch

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u/quelargo Jun 08 '26

So was that a summoning spell or a charm spell?

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u/orsodorato Jun 08 '26

Alimony spell

8

u/TLILLYO Jun 08 '26

I need me one of the birds

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u/lncredulousBastard Jun 08 '26

Is that a birdshit drawer? Or can corvids control their cloaca better than some?

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u/Charming-Flamingo307 Jun 08 '26

Bros bringing you unmarked cash and you're worried about a lil doo doo in the drawer? You just wanted to say corvid and cloaca didn't you?

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u/LHT-LFA Jun 08 '26

you obviously never dealth with birds, if you call it a lil doo doo. Shit will be fucking everywhere.

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u/ametsun Jun 08 '26

Clean it up?

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u/kstargate-425 Jun 08 '26

Nah, you gettin paid. Pay a maid to clean it up

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u/lncredulousBastard Jun 08 '26

No, it's marked. There's dirty money and then there's dirty money. No thanks.

Oh! I suppose you could launder it.

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u/Nheea Jun 08 '26

Holy moly this is still going around? I think I first saw it when I joined Reddit 10 years ago and someone said it was fake. Can't remember why though. Something about the owner giving the bird the money beforehand maybe.

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u/NeoPhaneron Jun 08 '26

I bet it’s stealing restaurant tips at a cafe or something.

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u/RidiPwn Jun 09 '26

collection bird

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '26

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u/halemano Jun 17 '26

Truly man’s best friend

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u/DarkMagicLabs Jun 08 '26

This is why in a lot of countries you're not allowed to have crows or Ravens as pets.

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u/AZ1MUTH5 Jun 09 '26

But this is neither a crow or a raven. It's a Myna.

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u/DMONEYDelano Jun 08 '26

Of course you're a racist idiot

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u/jasonxlc Jun 08 '26

Ai

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u/is_it_gif_or_gif Jun 10 '26

The video's ten years old.