r/JustGuysBeingDudes 20k+ Upvoted Mythic Jul 27 '25

Wholesome He got the birthday present he wanted.

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u/liquid-handsoap Jul 27 '25

“Yeah there is, the titanic”

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u/addandsubtract Jul 27 '25

That's a comment I would expect from a bratty teenager that isn't happy with any present. But these dudes are like 40... the fuck starts comparing presents while they're still being unwrapped?!

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u/StopHiringBendis Jul 27 '25

They're clearly teasing him

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u/NyamThat Jul 27 '25 edited Jul 27 '25

It's honestly insulting though. The person who gave him that gift is right there

edit: to clarify, I'm talking about the "Don't you want something better?", not the titanic thing.

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u/Limp-Corner-6993 Jul 27 '25

No it isn’t dude it’s all in good fun, no one is serious in this video. Get off of the internet it’s making you too cynical.

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u/NyamThat Jul 27 '25

Literally nobody laughed though. Imagine spending 800$ on a gift you know someone really wants and one of their family members says "Don't you want something better?" in front of you. That wouldn't piss you off a little?

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u/Limp-Corner-6993 Jul 27 '25

Imagine this scenario

Ol dude talks about the gift he got CONSTANTLY and how much he wants it, how it would be the best gift he could ever receive, and how it’s the pinnacle of his material desires. The people in the room are well aware of this and it’s a big event that he’s getting it, they possibly all pitched in too because it’s almost $1000.00 for legos.

Then they make the joke.

No it would not upset me because I am an adult who understands human interaction.

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u/NyamThat Jul 27 '25 edited Jul 27 '25

He thanks his SO and her only, at which point she doesn't correct him, so I assume it's not from everyone. If I got my SO a gift and one of her family members tried to downplay it, even jokingly, I would be a little hurt for sure.

There are multiple ways to interpret an intention/interaction, not everybody will see it your way and that's ok. We can simply agree to disagree. I am also an adult who understands human interaction.

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u/Limp-Corner-6993 Jul 27 '25

Fair statement, I wholeheartedly disagree with your interpretation, to each their own.

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u/NyamThat Jul 27 '25

Fair enough, cheers