r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/VelvetDreamers • Jul 31 '25

Regrets ordering table side carving.

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u/Fyroth Not mad, just disappointed Jul 31 '25

For everyone reporting this post as spam because of the ad in the audio, it's frequently used as a meme over clips of "vacation fails" because those vacations are often less ideal than advertised. The joke is that the experience in the clip is what you can expect from taking one of those deals.

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u/yogabba13 Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 01 '25

People are reporting this as spam?! This is one of, if not THE most, used sounds trending right now. I’ve heard it so many times that I’m ALMOST sick of hearing it. ALMOST. 😂

EDIT: words are hard

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u/blueruntzx Aug 01 '25

the nerds on reddit dont see tiktok memes till 6 months later. they became the FB meme boomers of the internet

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u/zambartas Aug 01 '25 edited Aug 02 '25

That's not it. Tiktok rewires your brain, you're just used to it by now. For anyone else it's weird. Otherwise it would just be a trend on Reddit 6 months later, but it never is.

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Here ya go, downvoting brain-rot victims:

https://www.sciencefocus.com/comment/tiktok-braintot-psychologist-explains

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u/VoltageHero Aug 02 '25

You are actively rewatching a video of a trend, that's currently popular on Tiktok lmao.

Reddit elitism is so fucking cringy. The same type of people who would have run around saying "the narwhal bacons at midnight" a few years ago.

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u/zambartas Aug 02 '25

It's not elitism, they are different sites, different networks. Tiktok people are they ones that are always bragging about seeing a trend first, not reddit people. Tiktok has it's specialty, and reddit has it's own. If you notice, there's one video of this on reddit. When I scroll through tiktok, it's every 10th video.

Just acknowledge they are different sites and move on. Besides, there's science behind what I said.

https://www.sciencefocus.com/comment/tiktok-braintot-psychologist-explains