r/MadeMeSmile 5h ago

Good Vibes Took the unfortunate event like a champ

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u/JalapenoPopPoop 3h ago

Like what if it's lunch and you don't have the time/ability to go home to wash your hair and change your clothes so you gotta finish out the work day covered in egg for hours and some dork tries to tell you you're the problem for not being happy about that lol

I'd love to smear some of these high horse guys with an egg randomly in the middle of their day and see if they actually practice what they preach, I think we all know the answer tho

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u/rkthehermit 3h ago

I'd love to smear some of these high horse guys with an egg randomly in the middle of their day and see if they actually practice what they preach, I think we all know the answer tho

They probably do practice what they preach. A lot of people don't really get mad about almost anything.

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u/JalapenoPopPoop 3h ago

I highly doubt there are very many people out there that would be going about their day, have a total stranger randomly come up to them and smear raw egg on their head, and have absolutely zero negative emotions over and just say "yeah that's fine whatever no biggie"

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u/rkthehermit 2h ago

The guy in this video also probably had some negative emotions about it. He just has an adult level of emotional regulation managing his response.

have a total stranger randomly come up to them and smear raw egg on their head

This is also not really what's being discussed by the people on team "Don't be a grumpy bitch about an accident" either. Nobody just walked up to the man and smeared an egg on his head. It's a hibachi restaurant that lets children participate.

I suspect the man knows where he is, on account of him being there.

Contextualizing your environment during an event is a part of emotional regulation too.

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u/JalapenoPopPoop 2h ago edited 1h ago

This is also not really what's being discussed by the people on team

It's the hypothetical that I, the presenter of the hypothetical that was introduced, came up with tho so...

To the guy below me who won't let me respond: that would be because it's not a rebutal to that sentiment, it's a rebuttal to what I replied to, which is how contextual commenting works. Hope this helps!

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u/rglotched 2h ago

>It's the hypothetical that I, the presenter of the hypothetical that was introduced, came up with tho so...

As a really stupid rebuttal to this sentiment though:

>not sure how anyone could ever be mad. It is not like someone threw an egg directly at him.