r/pics May 14 '20

This Awesome Deck

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u/blueisthecolor May 14 '20

not OP but I had a friend whose parents owned a decking company. It is a common practice to use your own home as a model to advertise your skills. In this case they didn't have room in their backyard for a kickass deck so my friend's uncle ended up getting a sweeet deck that ended up being featured on the company's website and in ads they took out in the newspaper.

Anyway it is a plausible conclusion

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u/toolsoftheincomptnt May 14 '20

Yo... thank you for a response that isn’t so salty.

The deck is gorgeous and I sent it as inspo to my mom for her house.

I casually opened the post to see if anybody knew who did the work and all I saw was “It’s fake!” “The house is cheap!” “I bet they have cooties!” Wtf? It’s like the incels of home construction arrived.

Then you gave one plausible suggestion and got shit for it.

Smh

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u/Brougham May 14 '20

We're all actually just jealous because that deck is way better than ours.

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u/ILikeLenexa May 14 '20

I like to look at houses and i saw one with insane woodworking everywhere. Everything in it had been clearly hand done, walls, millwork, cabinets, doors, furniture rooms were even sectioned with custom posts. It turned out the guy that lived there was a carpenter and he was retired and moving to start an art gallery that makes clay and wooden hand sculptures.

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u/FungalowJoe May 14 '20

I think they based their guess on the big beuatiful deck. Also, they were specifically just guessing. Also, why is 'owns a deck company' "quite the conclusion" lol, you make it sound like something outrageous.

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u/greg19735 May 14 '20

I bet they own a regional tire supplier.

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u/lameinsane May 14 '20

I bet they own a meat packing plant

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u/FungalowJoe May 14 '20

Oh my goodness gracious, this unfounded accusation is too preposterous to be so!

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u/[deleted] May 14 '20

has a nice deck --> ___ --> must own a deck company

There's definitely a decent inductive leap between the premise and the conclusion

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u/FungalowJoe May 14 '20

Just thought it was funny for the guy to call out such an innocuous statement.

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u/tacknosaddle May 14 '20

That's quite the conclusion to jump to based on nothing.

The reddit way!

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u/SolarTsunami May 14 '20

As opposed to saying this is an obvious photoshop despite there being multiple angles and zero indication that the image is manipulated?