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So there I was, standing in the grocery aisle, staring at a jar of pickles. I was debating whether to buy it or not when a random stranger walked up beside me and said, “Those are great! You should totally get them!” I turned to him, completely deadpan, and said, “Nah.” He looked at me like I just declared war on pickles. It was one of those moments where the absurdity of a simple choice turned into a showdown of culinary preferences.
The absurdity of a showdown over pickles, coupled with my dramatic “nah,” transformed an ordinary grocery haul into an impromptu comedy sketch. The dude’s face was a mix of shock and laughter, like I’d just thrown a pie in his face instead of dismissing a jar. I walked away with a smile, leaving someone else to wonder if I was secretly a pickle prophet denying the world its savory crunch!

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saltedsavior • 2,656 points
Leaving you unable to decide if you should feel insulted or relieved lmao

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Dishwasher_Y • 1,109 points
One time I was waiting at the bus stop at night. I had my earphones listening to music on my mp3 player, an old and shitty one, when some guy with a hidden knife approached me and told me not to move. He reached inside my pocket looking for my phone, pulled out my old mp3 player and was like “tsk, forget it”. He tucked it back in and left. There were other people at the stop and I had no idea what to tell them when they asked me what did he steal lol

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Kile147 • 935 points
“What did he steal?” “Mostly just my dignity and pride.”

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oppenhammer • 206 points
Jokes on him, I don’t have any of that

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pitb0ss343 • 44 points
“He gave me a dollar, said I needed it more”

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sellyourselfshort • 230 points
I forgot my backpack at a bar in my early 20s once. When I went back the next day the bartender had found my Sony Walkman and my CDs from my bag, but not the bag itself. Someone took them out, judged me, and then stole my bag.

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Metasheep • 37 points
So you’re saying a Walkman and an empty sack is worth an empty sack.

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mlvisby • 106 points
I knew a person that carried a crappy old smartphone with him, just in case if someone wanted to rob him, he would hand them that. Never happened but I found it funny he carried it all the time, just in case.

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bananicula • 134 points
An ex of mine was robbed at gunpoint and the guy gave him his phone and wallet back because he didn’t want “no broke shit.” We were in college and he had an old generic tracfone android, no credit cards, no cash, just his student and work ID in his league of legends wallet and his house keys. Obviously traumatic, but he was also kind of tickled that this guy saw how broke he was and just went “nah.”

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_Burning_Star_IV_ • 39 points
I hear stories like this, but then also know of a guy who got stabbed because he did not have anything worthwhile on him. Scares the shit out of me that some people are so unhinged.

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nonetakenback • 2 points
I thought you were my ex until you said league wallet

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ConsciousDress2914 • 83 points
Not quite the same, but i drive an absolute beater because it gets fantastic gas milage, insurance is negligible, and i can beat it up without feeling bad. One time i was at a stop light in downtown, and a homeless guy was walking through traffic, knocking on everyone’s window asking for change. He got to me, we made eye contact, then he just kinda shrugged and moved on to the car behind me without even trying me. Best/worst part was that i had actually already gotten my wallet out to give him a couple dollars because he had a dog with his stuff. I was throughly insulted.

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PhantomPharts • 31 points
Lol I’d like to share an experience that was in a similar vein but completely different. I was on the public bus, caught a dude checking me out in the corner of my eye. As I went to look at him, his gaze had fallen to my work shoes. He was enjoying the view until he saw my shoes 😂 But they were enough to push the full “nah” button. No name brand, caked in pizza flour, about used up. It’s not the last time someone implied my shoes were awful enough to lose interest.

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ReignCityStarcraft • 8 points
First week of freshman year college my car window got broken – I’m assuming to steal the iPod and cigarette lighter-powered device that created a radio signal so I could listen to my music through the car speakers. I believe they broken in, realized the iPod was first gen (had buttons above and around the wheel!) and decided it was a piece of shit and just left it sitting in the broken glass pilings in the side seat.

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AdAppropriate2295 • 3 points
It was me, hope you’ve got better stuff now

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anrwlias • 81 points
Why not both?

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Storm-BE • 6 points
resulted

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FelbrHostu • 27 points
I used to live in an apartment in a bad side of town. I’m pretty snooty about liquor, so I tend to only stock good stuff; expensive stuff. Twice in one year, my apartment was broken into, and every bottle I had (20-30) was gone, except one: each time, they left the bottle of Dekuyper Peach Schnapps I keep on hand for when I make “girly” drinks (for guests). Them leaving that bottle was infinitely more shaming and disrespectful than breaking into my apartment and stealing my stuff. It was an outrageous insult.

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joosier • 7 points
In college I got a job helping cater for film crew shooting a commercial in some local wheat fields. Every morning we showed up early at the hotel where we got directions of where to go setup for the day. After several days of this I must of looked a bit haggard when one of the casting agents came down the stairs, looked at me and said “Are you an actor?” I said no and they replied “Pity, I do the casting for America’s Most Wanted and we could use people who look like you.”

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yourcraziestdream • 3 points
Chaotic neutral energy.

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theStarTrekWars • 3 points
I was once moving my stuff cross-country in a UHAUL and on the last day of the drive, I walked to the truck from the hotel and discovered the lock had been broken off. I couldn’t believe it and almost started panicking. But then I saw nothing was taken. I felt relieved but then couldn’t decide if I should feel insulted. For my own pride, I decided they must have been interrupted before they could steal anything.

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usinjin • 1 points
“Not everyone can pull this look off you know”

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noisyboy • 1 points
Relief is temporary, insult is forever.

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MRSN4P • 600 points
I had security camera footage some years ago of a would be car thief looking through car windows, presumably to see what might be valuable inside. He looked inside the window of my car. I had a cassette player in the center radio section. He twisted his head away fast in disgust, as though he had sucked on a lemon and then been slapped by a hand across the cheek, and walked to the next car.

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Claris-chang • 67 points
Thief sees the cassette player: “Oh damn, this bitch poor enough.”

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Gacsam • 10 points
Broke ass thieves having more morality than ~~billi~~ rich thieves.

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waspenterprises • 516 points
It didn’t slay.

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gobbedy • 86 points
Nono it *did* slay. This convinced him to go buy one, as the respectable citizen he is.

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Not_Artifical • 17 points
He just wanted to try it on first

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AMGitsKriss • 454 points
Phone snatchers when they realise you don’t have an iPhone.

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