• Mr PoopyButthole
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    1231 year ago

    In a long dumb story I once went to jail over a speeding ticket that was a day late.

    The two cops couldn’t believe they had to arrest me for it and the jail was so backed up I was there for four days.

    I was still a teenager and terrified, but I put on a face and told every joke I’d ever heard to get by. My last morning there My bunkmate found me so entertaining he offered me a free prostitute, which I had to very politely decline.

    • @1847953620
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      291 year ago

      i mean, did you at least look at the photo?

    • @doppelgangmember
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      I remember when I got admitted at 20. Two Latino dudes and white, teenage me in the cell.

      One dude had my mat for my bed. He saw that I walked in, looked at me, then got up without a word and put the mat on the bunk for me. I thanked him, introduced ourselves, and talked. Nicest person the whole time there. The jail staff were assholes on a powertrip. This dude ended giving me his “mom’s” number bc I do programming and stuff, which I ended misplacing. He said he was in for them finding a large amount of $ in a… foreign… car. I still wonder to this day how life would be different had I called that number.

      Hope he is doing well.

  • Decoy321
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    1171 year ago

    … Just say thank you? You don’t need to follow through with their offer to acknowledge their appreciation.

    • ivanafterall
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      Nah, it’s just that she had so many names pop into her head and wasn’t expecting such a rare and selfless offer. It’s crazy what happens when you treat nurses with respect and kindness like anyone else.

      • rynzcycle
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        This occasional offering should be better publicized, then maybe people would be nicer.

        Otherwise:
        “You know what, there’s this Karen down in ward 7…”

  • @[email protected]
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    561 year ago

    For some reason I imagined MS13 having a super courteous hotline with corporate help desk people for their hitmen.

    • @kautau
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      231 year ago

      Lol just ICA style Diana Burnwood answers the phone. You’re like “my upstairs neighbor is pretty loud I guess, idk, never done this before.” That night, he disappears off the face of the planet.

      “Contract complete 47, good work”

      Meanwhile the police are casually questioning you about if you’ve seen him recently.

  • Otter
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    481 year ago

    you need someone taken care of

    *Dude starts nursing school

    • @[email protected]
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      91 year ago

      It would really help me out if you could take care of the elderly. All of them. I know you can do this because you’re a soldier.

    • @[email protected]
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      51 year ago

      like unironically though, i feel like at least some gangsters could be set on an at least slightly better path if the nurse that saved their life asked that they make fewer people die rather than more

  • @BaldManGoomba
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    341 year ago

    You tell them that you need them to take care of themselves. You can handle the emotional baggage that their thug life is going to get them so hurt you won’t be able to save them one day.

  • @Chev
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    191 year ago

    Helped a guy once on the bus who went through a terrible time. Turned out he was a gang member and offerd me something similar. I said thank you and asked him to return the favor in a similar way I did with him to an other stranger.

  • @friend_of_satan
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    161 year ago

    This is a big plot mechanic in a great French movie called Ne Le Dis A Personne