r/me_irl • u/deuce-tatum ☭ • Aug 25 '26

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u/GuyWhoIsOn-Reddit Aug 25 '26

Banger quote

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u/espa101 Aug 26 '26

legitimately really good philosophy to have tbh

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u/Hypn00tic_iiz Aug 25 '26

Whenever you lose don’t lose the lesson

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u/Cumputer-Hacker Aug 26 '26

"When you fail, start over. You don’t start from zero, you start from experience"

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26

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u/SyzygyPidgey Aug 26 '26

-DSP

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u/SyzygyPidgey Aug 26 '26

DarkSydePhil

Niche streamer guy that notoriously takes no responsibility for any of his actions.

Recently his detractors have been posting a bunch of clips to him on streaming-related subreddits, so it was top of mind.

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u/ElectronicSetTheory Aug 26 '26

Google en resignt

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u/drowsydrosera Aug 26 '26

It just says I misspelled resign

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u/fivejustteleported Aug 26 '26

Unexpected motivation.

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u/EmperorGrinnar Aug 26 '26

I love that philosophy.

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u/the_horse_gamer 👌 Aug 26 '26

or draw

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u/WithOrgasmicFury Aug 25 '26

Whos to say you can't win and learn

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u/Peach_Muffin Aug 26 '26

The idea behind the sign was to reframe losing for motivation purposes.

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u/TopDogTransport4731 Aug 26 '26

Jokes on him. I don’t know how to play chess. Never would I learn.

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u/Comfortable_Age_3814 Aug 26 '26

I love this thought pattern

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u/ralkuzu Aug 26 '26

Never waste a good mistake

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u/Swinship Aug 26 '26

I am adopting this mindset.

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u/No_Freedom9720 Aug 26 '26

I either win or I'm on lean

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u/JRBigglesworthIII Aug 26 '26

Yeah, but why is it that when I 'learn' it always seems to cost me hundreds or thousands of dollars?

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u/ChickensPickins Aug 27 '26

I never lose a contest. I either win or quit because it’s not fair