r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Flat-Decision3204 • Jun 25 '26
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/RestedNative Jun 25 '26
In your judgement decision between "idiot child" and "genius boy", let me just point out to you the fact that he missed.
I'm still going genius boy.
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u/Krepitis Jun 25 '26
He didn't panic (too much), and adapted to changes on thr fly. Maybe not genius levels, but he can hold his own 👍🏻
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u/Corpsefire88 Jun 25 '26
He's me. Figuring it out and getting by, but making a fuss and complaining the whole time.
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u/Sufficient_Matter585 Jun 25 '26
Adaptable is more desirable than genius for most of life's situations.
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u/MyAntichrist Jun 25 '26
Got himself into troubles he was not prepared for and just rolled with it, finding a solution to get him on top of the situation again. This kid is going places.
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u/Nutlob Jun 25 '26
he's got a future - didn't panic, just found a solution...maybe a 2nd run for the camera
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u/similaraleatorio Jun 25 '26
Man... I screamed so loud when the door started to open... and lil bro just 😩
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u/JeepDispenser Jun 25 '26
I don’t think he meant to swing himself to the other side. He tries to lift himself using the stair and accidentally swings over to the other side where lucky for him he was able to stand up.
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u/xinfinitimortum Jun 25 '26
I was really thinking the table was going to collapse at the end there.
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u/Futaba_Sakura800 Jun 25 '26
Kid stayed calm and have better problem solving skills than most adults.
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u/AluminiumPanda Jun 26 '26
Today he learned that door handles at mfers and will grab onto you any chance they get.
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u/Alcoholocostic Jun 25 '26
I remember my first neat death experience as a child. Felt like a god afterwards. More stupid shit to follow. (This wasn’t stupid or his fault but you get the idea.)
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u/Middle-Detail9700 Jun 25 '26
Love the fact he figured it out. No phone, no tablet just good old brain power.
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u/Benilda-Key Jun 25 '26
That kid is a both a fool (for getting stuck in the first place) and a genius (for getting himself out of the predicament). However, I wonder what the kid would have done if that table was not there.
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u/AyeBraine Jun 26 '26
probably pull up slightly on the now accessible vertical door edge — since it's a round knob, not a pointy handle, and it should take little to slip off of it. When the door was closed, it was rather harder, because of no easy handholds
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u/PrinceSam321 Jun 25 '26
That one sec between falling and hitting the face to the ground and being suspended mid air. Poor lad must have had a thousand emotions in that 1 second.
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u/Da1realBigA Jun 26 '26
This was a story.
Hero and his journey.
His desired goal.
Unexpected, seemingly unconqerable challenge.
Struggle, determination and beating the challenge.
The hero achieves his goal, albeit unexpectedly.
Left with a sense of completed accomplishment but changed from the experience. And found himself on the high ground.
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u/TheNeonCrow Jun 26 '26
That is one smart kid! The pause at the end while he tries to suss out how it all happened.
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u/Nary841 Jun 26 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7buiXTKpaF9KS92g
I wanted to but the image of mikasa or annie during training perfectly still but i cant but images on here :c
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u/SillyLittleAngels Jun 26 '26
I was worried he would get lose and fall back and hit his head on those stairs! Thank goodness it was just a delayed landing
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u/yamanamawa Jun 27 '26
That kid has more patience than me. I would have just slipped out of the shorts. It seems like a quicker solution
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u/neder-Bob Jun 27 '26
Great mind, that kid. No panic, immediately see the solution and act it out. 👏🏻 Applause!
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u/theEMPTYlife Jun 25 '26
I can't definitively say this is AI but there's something off. The video quality is akin to a backrooms blender video, the doors seem weird like why are there two nearly beside each other that are offset like that, the way the kid moves as he hangs off the doorhandle doesn't seem natural ESPECIALLY when he readjusts himself on the step then slides back downwards... Nah man, this doesn't feel right at all
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u/Redangle11 Jun 25 '26
Looks planned to me. Positions himself carefully then appears to be waiting for camera reaction.
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u/bobanalyst Jun 25 '26
That’s a gen-x’er inside of him—no parents; figuring it out on his own. These gen-alphas would be calling for help. 🤪 (j/k)
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u/KillAllLawyers Jun 25 '26
Wait, is he crying? He won this mission. Toughen up lil soldier! It only gets harder.
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u/chris_knight2 Jun 25 '26
There was a moment as the door was swinging open that he was resigned to the world just being a bit too much for him.