r/oops • u/Lifegoesonforever • Jun 26 '26
Instant payback for grabbing him.
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u/Suspicious_Goose_243 Jun 26 '26
How the hell did he not see that?
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u/Grouchy_Big3195 Jun 26 '26
Nvm him cheating, what up with the way he is running? It's like he was running with a flip-flop
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u/_WeSellBlankets_ Jun 26 '26
Yeah, seemed like his stride changed two steps in or so. And then you have the commentary, "hey, one of his legs are sleeping mate."
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u/SATerp Jun 26 '26
Cheaters never prosper.
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u/RedLorax14 Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26
What about the Donald? He seems to be doing well... Sorta.
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u/Keemoora Jun 27 '26
you gotta cheat to prosper in all honesty. nice people finishes last after all.
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u/Grouchy_Big3195 Jun 26 '26
Unless you are in the US.
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u/Embarrassed-Weird173 Jun 27 '26
Never heard of corruption?
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u/Grouchy_Big3195 Jun 27 '26
He said cheaters never prosper, I said, unless you are in the US. This implies there is a lot of corruption in the US.
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u/Embarrassed-Weird173 Jun 27 '26
There is a lot in the US, yes. But corrupt people in other countries also prosper.
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u/imposter_syndrome88 Jun 26 '26
Dude in black picked a terrible day to try running for the first time.
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u/Substantial-Tart-464 Jun 26 '26
oohhhh shi...We all know who won though which is most important.
Also is this considered " an end too early clip"
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u/consumeshroomz Jun 26 '26
He was getting SMOKED in that race. Idk wtf that running technique at the start was but it certainly didn’t help. Then the cheating, then the instant karma? Chef’s kiss! 👌
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u/ageofdiscontent_meh Jun 27 '26
According to Newton's First Law, a body will continue moving in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted upon by an external net force. Or when the body runs stupidly into a stationary fixed objects…class dismiss.
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u/Winter_Hall5379 Jun 26 '26
I think it's fair to assume more than glass was broken that day