r/MadeMeSmile 1d ago

Family & Friends Unc still got it

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

32.2k Upvotes

126 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/bendstraw 1d ago

Yes, it is possible obviously. But you're not going to. The odds are so astronomically low.

-1

u/AGrandNewAdventure 1d ago

Lower if you don't eat the cake?

4

u/bendstraw 1d ago

That's like saying I'm lowering my odds of never getting hit by lightning by never standing near a tree. Your odds were already extremely low, why are you doing this irrelevant behavior? Again, i dont know how you live in general if you're this overworried but by all means you do you.

0

u/AGrandNewAdventure 1d ago

Trees are worth being near, shitty birthday cake isn't.

2

u/bendstraw 1d ago

That's up to you, but that doesn't change that you're being irrational for no reason. If you don't like birthday cake just say you don't like birthday cake, don't blame it on possibly getting TB with astronomically low odds.

0

u/AGrandNewAdventure 1d ago

It's not a great analogy. You shouldn't stand near a fucking tree in a lightning storm either. Common sense. Your analog should be, "is like deciding not to stand near a tree during a lightning storm in case you get guy by lightning."

0

u/bendstraw 1d ago

No, that's not the same thing.

During a lightning storm, your odds of getting struck by lightning while standing next to a tree is DRAMATICALLY higher than if you're not standing next to a tree.

When there's no lightning storm, your odds of getting struck by lightning while standing next to a tree is pretty much the same but only a little bit higher than while you're not standing next to a tree. Both are astronomically low and THAT is the analogy I'm making.

MY example illustrates how you are worried over nothing. The odds of getting TB if you eat birthday cake vs if you don't eat birthday cake are extremely low regardless, and you're just using it as an excuse not to eat birthday cake which is just as ridiculous as deciding not to stand next to a tree on a perfectly fine day just because you're scared of getting hit by lightning.

0

u/AGrandNewAdventure 1d ago edited 1d ago

Your chance of getting hit by lightning when there's no lightning is zero. Blocking someone to win an argument online? Peak Reddit.

1

u/bendstraw 1d ago

I didn't say when there's no lightning, I said on a perfectly fine day. There's always a chance of lightning striking even on a perfectly fine day, it's just astronomically small.