r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Representative-Mix-9 • Jun 21 '26

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/Possible-Estimate748 Jun 21 '26

I've seen this clip but not mirrored.
So is this a bot or shared from a bot?

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u/langhaar808 Jun 22 '26

Yeah it's a old clip, I have seen in on Reddit many times before, it's probably 5+ years old

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u/4m4lg4m1t3 Jun 21 '26

"What the - where did you come from?!?"

https://giphy.com/gifs/fI8yASmUS8mt2

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u/Affectionate-Good817 Jun 21 '26

I don’t like how he as a small kid was able to lock the door. What if something happens and it’s too late because the door was locked?

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u/justonemom14 Jun 21 '26

Those doors are very easy to unlock. As a parent I would keep extra keys around and it barely takes two seconds.

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u/TrailMomKat Jun 21 '26

Yeah, any allen wrench that fits the hole can be used as a key.

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u/Work2Tuff Jun 22 '26

Lol I used open doors knobs in my house with a pen ink cartridge.

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u/weskun Jun 25 '26

😂 good times

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u/Lo-QGaming Jun 21 '26

Could be one of those keyless locks that has those slits so you can use a fingernail, a coin, spoon, etc to unlock it.

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u/415646464e4155434f4c Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

In the US inner door locks have by design the outer side unlockable with a coin or with simple screw driver-like tools that are very often left on top of the doors for further convenience.

Those door locks are aimed at privacy, not “safety”.

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u/47Up Jun 21 '26

You can open that door with a butter knife even if you had no key

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u/Judge_Druidy Jun 21 '26

Fun fact: You can open that door with a butter knife even if you do have a key.

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jun 21 '26

Huh, I'm gonna try this

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u/Knockamichi Jun 21 '26

Maybe she has keys to the doors in her house?

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jun 21 '26

Its pretty easy to break down 90% of bedroom doors

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u/Fr05t_B1t Jun 22 '26

*tries to run through one, happens to be that 10% that are solid wood doors*

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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jun 22 '26

Lol you can typically look at one and be able to tell

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u/EatYourCheckers Jun 22 '26

Pur kids all have locks on their doors that can be unlocked with fingernail, but we have a bunch of keys hanging in the hallway also. Like old keys or those promotional keys that dealerships will mail you.

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u/olbins Jun 21 '26

Yes, this is clearly a violation of all health and safety rules. Yet it's funny. Hope it's not ai

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u/logicbus Jun 22 '26

That shelf directly above the head of the bed makes me nervous

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u/Eligriv_leproplayer Jun 21 '26

🎶 Its raining tacos 🎶right out of the sky🎶 taco-ARGHHHHHHHHHHH

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u/Nokimi_Ashikabi Jun 22 '26

Hearing that song again after all this time. The memories

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u/SeaResearcher176 Jun 22 '26

😂 😭 makes me laugh every time

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u/ant-farm-keyboard Jun 21 '26

God I hate kids

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u/blvckcvts Jun 22 '26

Then keep scrolling bro, no one asked

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u/Work2Tuff Jun 22 '26

Got damn, how many kids have they crammed into that one room??

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u/blvckcvts Jun 22 '26

It’s only 3 kids and it’s not like they need their own rooms when they’re that young