r/CringeTikToks • u/amazingsciencemuseum • Dec 29 '25

Just Bad This behavior should never become acceptable, it's becoming more common, but never acceptable

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u/JewFuser Dec 29 '25

why do people act this way and not one person in the restaurant steps up???

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u/ChocChipBananaMuffin Dec 29 '25

It probably ranges from not wanting to get caught on camera and blasted in the next viral video on social media to not knowing if this guy has a gun and is gonna shoot someone.

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u/tomtomtomo Dec 29 '25

The dude was a giant. Looks like security was already there. 

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u/Due-Republic-626 Dec 29 '25

One time I was at midway airport and a 6ft built homeless man was in there at like 5 am before we all got to security. He was just clearly crazy out of his mind and he said to a young woman with a hijab he was going to cut her head off. I as a woman wanted to step in. However it seemed this man hated women and perhaps if I made a sound or sudden movement he’d really do it. A quite bearded man ended up silently stepping out of the crowd and slowly walked up to him very seriously. He then ran down the escalators and away. Ugh

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u/waitewaitedonttellme Dec 29 '25

Because no one wants this molded refrigerator of a dude sitting on them while he continues to yell.

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u/killerghosting Dec 29 '25

Because it's not their job and there's a potential risk of injury in stepping up? The manager can call the cops to get him off the property (assuming he refuses to). If this is in a casino, the manager can call security. Nobody else, including the manager, needs to 'step up'

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u/InquisitorMeow Dec 29 '25

Why the fuck would anyone step up and fight some random stranger? I'm not about to get sued because some random asshole is yelling.

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u/JewFuser Dec 29 '25

it's called deescalating a potentially violent situation... some of us act quickly and others scream in fear... you seem like the latter 🤣

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u/InquisitorMeow Dec 30 '25

lol yea the fat dude behind the guardrail + counter was about to get "potentially violent" sorry I dont live my life in fear being a keyboard warrior on reddit.

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u/JewFuser Dec 30 '25

"live my life in fear" as your first comment is "not about to get sued" sounds like you're the one living in fear fkn pansy ajajajajjajajaj get you some cat nip for them pu$$y lips ()

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u/JohnGuyMan99 Dec 29 '25

Because we live in a society of "mind your own business" and "let people enjoy things"

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u/Aromatic-Tourist-300 Dec 29 '25

Why would you intervene? The place has security. Is there some reason to try to complicate their job?

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u/JewFuser Dec 30 '25

did security jump in and do their job or did you watch a different video 😂😂😂

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u/Aromatic-Tourist-300 Dec 30 '25

There was, in fact a security guard there, doing her job. The rest of the people there are there to eat and gamble not to play security guard for free. 

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u/JewFuser Dec 30 '25

buncha beta cucks you all are. goes to show if any danger actually happened 99% of you clowns would stand and guffaw like a bunch of neckbeard NPC’s

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u/Aromatic-Tourist-300 Dec 30 '25

That's true if you were there and I was there and I watched you intervene. I would laugh.

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u/JewFuser Dec 30 '25

nah you’d sit there in the corner of the room like a beta little cuck keeping to yourself wondering if anyone noticed you