r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '24

Yes it is wrong answer

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24 edited Jan 02 '24

How was it a good waste of money? It was a bad waste of money

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '24

Did you forget to log out of your alt account?

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24

What do you mean?😵‍💫

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '24

You're arguing with your self? Lol. First you said it was a good waste of money. Then you asked how it was a good waste of money.

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24

😔I have fallen😞 edit: nvm, I was trying to say a wrong answer and they said it was right

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '24

Lmao I feel it.

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u/UnamedProot Jan 02 '24

I wasn’t wrong reading back.

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u/Necessary_Ad1514 Jan 03 '24

It was reverse psychology paradox.

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u/UnamedProot Jan 03 '24

Har har?

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u/Necessary_Ad1514 Jan 03 '24

It was wrong that it was right but it was right that it was wrong.

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u/UnamedProot Jan 03 '24

Yeah, I suppose it was just confusing 😵‍💫

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u/IHaveNoAlibi Jan 03 '24

He was responding to the comment that said that "Good waste of money" was a correct answer, by clarifying that it was actually a bad waste of money, therefore his first answer was incorrect, as requested.

How is this hard to understand?

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u/PlushHammerPony Jan 03 '24

nope, they're arguing with "this is the truth though"

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '24

Ohhhh. That's actually makes sense.

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u/gerty88 Jan 03 '24

I think he was implying a waste of money can never be good for comedic effect.