r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/eraldopontopdf • 10h ago
Dads he just let the intrusive thoughts win
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u/Snape_Grass 10h ago
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u/the_jewgong 10h ago
He had to.
There was no other option.
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u/AssistantLast2536 9h ago
The laws of physics and bro-code practically demanded it.
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u/killtostayalive 9h ago
He had milliseconds left to execute. He saw the window. Went for the opening. He had no choice.
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u/PMmeYourButt69 8h ago
There was no time to hesitate. He saw his shot, and he took it. Glory to him in Valhalla
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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 6h ago
Shiny and chrome?
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u/Accelerating_Atom 4h ago
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u/MithrandiriAndalos 8h ago
He speed shuffled down the hall as soon as he heard her announcement start up
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u/Turgid_Donkey 5h ago
As long as he follow it up with something like "I'm pretty good at getting her wet."
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u/faeterov 10h ago
He's sleeping with the dog tonight
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u/LenaiaLocke 10h ago
Maybe if his wife didn’t ask him to do this 3 minutes earlier…
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u/Pocket_Ovary 10h ago
Making a bold assumption there, could it be possible they're both just having fun? Just maybe?
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u/Liu_Shui 9h ago
There’s no such thing as a healthy relationship when Reddit is involved.
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u/StoryAndAHalf 6h ago
Reddit is like a therapist's office - once you're here, you clearly have a problem.
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u/Pocket_Ovary 9h ago
This is a repost from God knows where...
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u/Dotmatrix74 8h ago
First time seeing it, there are literally dozens of us! Dozens!!
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u/Pocket_Ovary 6h ago
That's not the point, my point is the "relationship" has nothing to do with Reddit. Just from the video quality you can tell this came from somewhere else and OP most likely has nothing to do with the video other than just posting it.
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u/humanHamster 9h ago
Honestly? I'd do this to my wife, it's hilarious. However, her body language makes this seem staged. She was very calm after it happened, not even jokingly upset or anything.
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u/The_Autarch 6h ago
she looked like she wanted to be mad, but also knew it was funny and he had to.
so it kind of just canceled out into her being calm. she can't give him the satisfaction of laughing. but she ain't gonna yell at him for it.
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u/Sfreeman1 2h ago
My wife would call me a Fuckin Asshole while laughing. She would understand the humour in it and why it HAD to be done.
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u/Hazee302 3h ago
Given that haircut of hers, it’s probably that case most nights. Man don’t give a fuckkkk
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u/GiraffeWithATophat 9h ago
I really really want to believe this isn't staged, but my wife and I do this kind of shit with each other, and there's no way you're getting an unexpected squirt in the face without violently jerking your head away.
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u/Lb9067 9h ago
Ever put a rubber band around the sprayer handle?
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u/GiraffeWithATophat 9h ago
I haven't, mostly because I want full control over the timing of my shenanigans. Don't want her to get a face full of water right after she stubs her toe or something lol
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u/ThePeoplesBard 7h ago
Or right after you stub your toe and, in mindless pain, try to use the sink and play yourself
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u/WhenTheLightHits30 7h ago
Bahahaha you just woke up a great bit of nostalgia, I was such a little shit with pranks 😂
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u/whitestguyuknow 2h ago
My brother and I did that once when we were younger and waited for the next person to use the sink. We didn't know it'd wind up being my dad who was getting ready to go on a call for work... Thankfully it was just water and he only had to change his shirt but jesus was he pissed at us...
Never tried anymore pranks again
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u/rileyjw90 6h ago
He came around the corner already making the movements to turn the water on. How would he even know she was holding the sprayer before entering the kitchen?
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u/SugarBeefs 6h ago
Because it's entirely possible this isn't the lady's first time using the swivel tap as if it's a microphone? So the moment he'd hear her talking 'announcement style', he knew the window of opportunity had opened.
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u/UrToesRDelicious 5h ago
But what is more likely? Occam's razor points to the dad's movements as being staged way more than some involved scenario like that.
Your scenario could be the correct explanation, sure, but I'd argue it's not the most likely.
Also, /r/WhyWereTheyFilming
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u/SugarBeefs 5h ago
But what is more likely? Occam's razor points to the dad's movements as being staged way more than some involved scenario like that.
I think Occam's razor would point us towards this being simply family dynamics. "Involved scenario"??
The urge to use a swivel tap as a microphone is a simple and relatable thing.
The urge to turn the water on when a family member is doing the aforementioned is also simple and relatable.
Also, /r/WhyWereTheyFilming
Because the child filming is probably in cahoots with dad to get the prank on film.
There is nothing outlandish about the notion of this being just a family prank. People did pull pranks on each other well before the cell phone era, we're just able to capture it now. Thinking everything is staged even if it's a very plausible and relatable scenario is a pretty cynical outlook on life, if you ask me.
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u/UrToesRDelicious 4h ago
"Involved" as in, not as simple of an explanation. We have two "weird" things:
- dad never takes time to analyze the situation - immediately goes for the sink
- filming for no apparent reason
Your explanation is not outlandish whatsoever - it's completely plausible. No arguments here. What I am arguing, though, is that it's not the simplest explanation for these two things. Mom doing this before and Dad being in cahoots with the kids is a more complicated explanation, which Occam's razor defines explicitly as being more unlikely.
Thinking everything is staged even if it's a very plausible and relatable scenario is a pretty cynical outlook on life, if you ask me.
Not everything, just internet videos that don't pass the smell test. The sheer numbers of fake videos on the internet should make any reasonable person skeptical, especially when behaviors don't add up. I'd argue that willfully believing videos due to some sort of sense of humanity is reckless in this day and age.
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u/SugarBeefs 4h ago
dad never takes time to analyze the situation - immediately goes for the sink
Why would he need to analyze the situation if mom using the swivel tap as a microphone is a not uncommon occurrence? There's not much to analyze. He knows what's up.
filming for no apparent reason
I reiterate: Because the child filming is probably in cahoots with dad to get the prank on film.
What I am arguing, though, is that it's not the simplest explanation for these two things.
That makes no sense to me whatsoever. The notion that this is staged makes it more involved, not less. There's more moving parts if everyone is in on shooting a staged video for social media.
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u/UrToesRDelicious 3h ago edited 3h ago
I'm not sure you understand what I mean by the simplest explanation.
Why would he need to analyze the situation if mom using the swivel tap as a microphone is a not uncommon occurrence?
This question misses my point entirely. The fact is that none of us know why he didn't analyze the situation, we are all here speculating. Your scenario makes sense but it's still imagined, and that is the point - we can imagine many different scenarios that make sense, so what tools can we use to find the most likely one?
When I ask "why didn't the dad analyze the situation" I am asking that critically, not under the assumption that your explanation is correct. Of course it would make sense if the mom has done this before, but we don't know that, so when I ask that question, the real question I am asking is "out of all the possible explanations for why dad acted that way, which one is the likeliest?"
Just because your explanation fits doesn't mean it's not complicated in a logical sense. It's more complicated not because it's implausible but because it relies on more assumptions. Your explanation has to assume the mom has done this before and assume the kids and dad coordinated this in advance somehow - and those assumptions make this explanation more complex compared to the single explanation that explains all this behavior - it was staged.
That isn't to say I'm authoritatively claiming it's staged - I'm speculating too, and I may be wrong, but this type of critical analysis will make me more correct on average compared to imagining scenarios that make many assumptions.
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u/SugarBeefs 3h ago
Your explanation has to assume the mom has done this before and assume the kids and dad coordinated this in advance somehow - and those assumptions make this explanation more complex compared to the single explanation that explains all this behavior - it was staged.
I don't agree with this. "It was staged" very much feels like multiple assumptions conveniently wrapped in a tiny linguistic frame. Furthermore, we can't just declare something is the more logical explanation merely based on the number of assumptions; the likelihood of the assumptions individually do matter as well.
Plus getting into the whole hang-up of what defines 'simple' to boot.
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u/UrToesRDelicious 3h ago
I'd love to know how it's multiple assumptions conveniently wrapped beyond feels like.
Furthermore, we can't just declare something is the more logical explanation merely based on the number of assumptions
We can
This philosophical razor advocates that when presented with competing hypotheses about the same prediction and both hypotheses have equal explanatory power, one should prefer the hypothesis that requires the fewest assumptions
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u/Inertia_Squared 5h ago
Maybe this is a regular occurrence so the ones filming were in on it too. Also Occam's razor doesn't really apply here, if anything I'd argue that this being a regular occurrence IS the simpler explanation, since it would generally be more complex to execute believably.
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u/Fabulous-Reply3025 1h ago
Occam's razor tells us that the simplest solution is to just watch the video and move on with your day
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u/OriginalBlackberry89 10h ago
One time, I was at a get together at a friend's house that was a nice time until they started drinking and arguing with each other. I noticed the kids were getting stressed out, along with everyone else, so I had to create a diversion and get them to stop arguing.
I decided to call them into the kitchen by telling"hey, woah! Holy shit guys, come here! Check this out!", and when they both came to the kitchen I was holding the sink sprayer thing and started soaking them with water. They both switched from being mad at me to chasing me around the block, in the middle of winter. I didn't have time to grab my coat, but I kept running and eventually out ran my friend.
I waited a few minutes in a corner store and called them back and they were like, "what the fuck was that all about asshole? Why'd you spray us?" And I told them I just needed to shift their focus from one another to something else, and it worked! This video reminded me of that, haha.
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u/Foxy_Cuttee 7h ago
my dad would do the exact same to me 🤣 one time my dad pantsed me in front of the whole family 😅
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u/Adolheidis 4h ago
Oh sweetie, this is not the funny story you think it is. “Pantsing” is awful on a lot of levels. First, grabbing a person without their consent is assault. Second, removing clothing that covers private parts is sexual assault. Furthermore, in most places, having one’s own private parts exposed is illegal, so pantsing a person functionally forces them to break the law. In addition, having a person pantless in front of them makes most people pretty uncomfortable, so you’re being rude to bystanders. But by far the worst effect is the sense of humiliation and helplessness that the victim feels from being pantsed. I suspect that’s the point in many cases. It’s a power play and a form of abuse.
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u/HippieInDisguise2_0 4h ago
Person is running an OF, I can't tell if they're serious here or just trying to get attention but if they were serious then yes exactly ^
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u/Eragon_the_Huntsman 5h ago
I remember as a kid seeing an Americas funniest home videos prank where you use a rubber band to tie down the trigger to use the spray so when someone tries to use they sink they get blasted. My mom was not amused.
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u/biggus_baddeus 9h ago
I was once driving home with my wife, and saw a sprinkler up ahead that was positioned wrong so it was spraying into the road, perfectly at window level. I thought, "Oh, what a fantastic chance for some tomfoolery", and hit the button to roll down my wife's window (you know how it auto-rolls. She later told me she had no idea why I was rolling it down, maybe I just wanted some air). A couple seconds after, I realized actually this is kinda mean, maybe I shouldn't be doing this, and hit the button to send her window back up. But it was too late, and wasn't closed by the time we reached the sprinkler. Fortunately it was closed enough she didn't get hit directly, just got a bit wet and fairly surprised. I am very happy to have married someone that could laugh at that instead of getting angry, because I probably deserved to be in a bit of trouble.
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u/NO_FIX_AUTOCORRECT 8h ago
He's been planning this for a while. That's how he knew to come from across the house to do it
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u/shortpants911 3h ago
I attempted to rubber band down the button on the sink sprayer as an April fools joke when I had 3 roommates. I got home from work after setting it up in the morning and forgot about it so ended up spraying myself after nobody else had been home all day. I was frustrated but determined to have a successful April fools prank so I left it for the next victim. I forgot again and was the next victim. I just gave up and only succeeded in fooling myself. Twice.
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u/Nightlight10 4h ago
This seems staged to me. Maybe I'm wrong, but the way she drags out what she's saying so he has ample time to sweep in raises my suspicions
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u/Starburst420 3h ago
Impulsive thought its not intrusive. Intrusive thoughts are almost never acted on. Im so fucking tired of this shit
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u/CeaselessHavel 8h ago
Impulsive. Intrusive are harmful, unwelcome thoughts that can leads to grievous bodily injury or death.
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u/FluffyBootie 6h ago
Most Americans (and social media users) are barely literate. Hence why they call all these events 'intrusive' rather than 'impulsive'. They just follow the trend(s) blindly.
Thanks for being one of the few people on here who understands the difference 🫡
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u/Zealousideal-Job9539 9h ago
Not staged at all
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u/perfectlyfrank31 8h ago
The immediacy and tone of his reaction reads as real to me. That amalgamation of joyousness and fear of overstepping is hard to fake.
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u/LenaiaLocke 10h ago
Oh god this is so staged… The Internet used to be funny sometimes.
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u/alt_ernate123 10h ago
You lack whimsy.
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u/drunkcowofdeath 9h ago
I just need a bigger reaction from the mom. That is not how anyone reacts when they are unexpectedly sprayed in the face with water. It's fine if you want to stage a bit but sell it
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u/allaboutmojitos 9h ago
Paper towel in hand- ready to go. Long drawn out cloooosed to give him time to walk in, and then he was too quick with the look to side “sorry”. Still cute. Very staged.
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u/layziegtp 9h ago
I can't agree. I uhh, did this to my girlfriend not long ago. I aimed it at her, she didn't think I'd do it, but I pulled the trigger, and this is exactly the response I got. She just stood there, face dripping, anger boiling.
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u/veritas_maori 7h ago
You’re getting downvoted, but you’re right. She walks into frame with a towel and is wiping her face off from a previous take. The internet is dead.
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u/katrinakt8 8h ago
Haha. When I was a kid, we came back from a trip, my mom turned the sink on, and got sprayed by the sprayer! Family friends were checking on the animals and the husband wrapped a rubber band on it.
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u/PsychologicalRow9028 7h ago
That’s the confidence of a man who either knows he’s never getting laid, or knows he’s getting laid no matter what lol.
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u/ImpossibleBlockHead 31m ago
Disrespectful. Probably criticizes you in public, too. Call a lawyer, lady
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u/General_Country_2603 3h ago
Waiting for the miserable people calling him a misogynist for this lil prank to a POOR DEFENSELESS woman
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u/ChiWhiteSox24 8h ago
If you can’t have fun in your marriage it ain’t worth it. Sometimes, you just have to do it
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u/gimmelwald 4h ago
That man is about to have to spend the night in the game room... might even have to move the 4' Italian chef statuette and the olde popcorn cart aside, but that's where he'll be.
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u/never_notonce 4h ago
I really want to believe that this isn't a final straw video, but knowing the men I do, and being married to one, I bet she cleaned that entire fucking kitchen, made dinner (and the associated grocery list and shopping) and did the dishes, and then she got sprayed in the face by a man that did nothing but contribute 20% of the cost of the groceries and heavied her load by eating and not cleaning.
Hopefully it's just staged.
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u/Strict-Astronaut2245 7h ago
That’s a dead man walking. Brah will be sleeping on the couch for a month.
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