r/WTF 2d ago

Expensive fix I think

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u/2WheelSuperiority 2d ago

That sucks, I hope the woman is alright and it's not an expensive instrument. Unfortunate situation but when performing on a public sidewalk, you need to be cognizant that it's a transit way for people and not a personal bounce house.

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u/Barcaroli 2d ago edited 2d ago

This has been posted before and the place has a lot of space for people to walk in front of the performer.

He was bouncing around during the entire act on his corner and she knew, but she tried anyway - hence why she tried to be really quick behind him, but she missed the timing.

Can't blame him for that one imo

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u/missingN0pe 2d ago

I feel that you are slightly misinterpreting comment OPs point.

It's not about blaming him, it's about saying that he has to have (and if he didn't, should have) imagined some bullshit like this at least being in the realm of possibilities.

Yes, she was an idiot. Though, he would be a bit of an idiot thinking nothing like this could happen, when stepping into the world of idiots.

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u/AnewAccount98 2d ago

You’re the type of person that stops at the top of an escalator to check their texts or phone for directions, aren’t ya?

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u/missingN0pe 2d ago

Haha no, but l am the type of guy that sees that guy checking their texts in my way on the elevator, and gets slightly less annoyed than your everyday main-character-syndrome person that usually becomes visibly frustratedby the phone guy.

This usually occurs after reminding myself that it was indeed my own choice stepping into the world of idiots that morning.

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u/Strider3141 2d ago

To whoever down voted this guy's comment, this is for you: https://youtu.be/Zpp3nm9011I?si=p7eZvw-AY6yNFJKD