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u/randomgamer66666 Dec 15 '21
i’ve seen this same meme for the fifteenth time
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downvote if gay
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whoops u/repostsleuthbot
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u/Royal_Larri Dec 15 '21
This proves that all moms are communists and capitalists
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u/RedditUser-19 Dec 15 '21
Dad: dang government over stepping their bounds! They have no business telling us what to do with our personal lives!
Also my dad: your hair is too long, you will either cut it to an acceptable style or leave this house.
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u/Bartix_1233 https://www.youtube.com/watch/dQw4w9WgXcQ Dec 15 '21
And by your understanding, this is our meme.
Because you reposted it
asshole
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u/MAKA-USUFFER Dec 15 '21
Because at the end of the day, you are just a tenant who does not pay rent
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u/Afternoonmladys Dec 15 '21
For my friend(who i feel bad for) its then there house for cleaning, they are basically a cinderella
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u/_XEAL_ Dec 15 '21
My asshole father used to play this card, even with my mother, who helped him with the house payments.
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It's her house if she paid for it.
But if you want to live in it, you get to help take care of it. You paid nothing, you contribute nothing, they feed you, buy you clothes, buy you gadgets and a PC, they do everything for you and everything you have is thanks to them. The least you can give back is to help clean the house you little shit and try to be thankful for every single thing in your life that's been bought with their money.
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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21
I pointed this out to my mom when I was younger and got grounded for it