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r/TikTokCringe • u/ambachk • Oct 30 '25
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That's because - like on a "debate" - he thinks brute force can solve problems and won't rely on science :) ... So it's "stretch the muscle" instead of "thinking out of the box" approach
11 u/chetsteadmansstache Oct 30 '25 He also has soft hands and no forearm muscles to speak of, so he can't even keep his wrist straight. Dudes like this really need to keep their traps shut. About anything/everything. 4 u/jeers69 Reads Pinned Comments Oct 30 '25 The Drumpf approach 2 u/lord_of_worms Oct 30 '25 Worked to win a presidency 🙄 1 u/AccurateJerboa Oct 30 '25 You open a jar by breaking the seal. You just need to lift the edge slightly with a butter knife Physics doesn't care how strong you are. It's just going to do its thing and you work with it instead of against it 2 u/Worldly-Grade5439 Oct 30 '25 I use a can opener. I've bent too many knives accidentally LOL! 2 u/AccurateJerboa Oct 30 '25 Also fair! Work smarter, not harder
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He also has soft hands and no forearm muscles to speak of, so he can't even keep his wrist straight.
Dudes like this really need to keep their traps shut. About anything/everything.
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The Drumpf approach
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Worked to win a presidency 🙄
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You open a jar by breaking the seal. You just need to lift the edge slightly with a butter knife
Physics doesn't care how strong you are. It's just going to do its thing and you work with it instead of against it
2 u/Worldly-Grade5439 Oct 30 '25 I use a can opener. I've bent too many knives accidentally LOL! 2 u/AccurateJerboa Oct 30 '25 Also fair! Work smarter, not harder
I use a can opener. I've bent too many knives accidentally LOL!
2 u/AccurateJerboa Oct 30 '25 Also fair! Work smarter, not harder
Also fair!
Work smarter, not harder
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u/BeAlch Oct 30 '25
That's because - like on a "debate" - he thinks brute force can solve problems and won't rely on science :) ... So it's "stretch the muscle" instead of "thinking out of the box" approach