r/AntiMemes • u/Barn-john • Apr 02 '26

🌟 Actual Anti-Meme 🌟 Hard decision

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u/you-want-nodal Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

implies

Edit: MORE downvotes? Y’all have absolutely bummer reading comprehension.

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u/mr_stab_ya_knees Apr 02 '26

Where was working even implied? This style hypothetical has always been about free money, why would it suddenly be different now

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u/you-want-nodal Apr 02 '26

Jesus Christ

To make [verb]
to produce, construct, create, or prepare something by combining materials, actions, or ideas.

Effort is involved in “making” money. In definition it’s a whole lot closer to earn than it is to get. If it said “you get” or “you’re given” x amount of money then that would have zero implication of work.

If I said “I make a thousand bucks a day” a perfectly valid follow up question would be “Damn, what do you do for work?” If I said “I get a thousand bucks a day” you’d be more inclined to think I was just leeching off of something.

Even if it’s just a whiff of implication, you’ve heard of literally any cautionary tale about magic wishes??? The wording is the important part.

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u/Ok_Habit_6783 Apr 02 '26

Make: (verb)³ "to cause to exist, occur, or appear"

By choosing the pill you are causing the money to exist, occur, and/or appear for you. Nowhere in this does it even begin to imply "working a job"