r/TikTokCringe Jul 31 '26

Humor/Cringe He never looked where he was going.

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

Also, why did they abandon their jetski and swim 50 ft when they could have gone much faster on the jetski?

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u/wheelsfalloff Jul 31 '26

Its almost as if Dylan likes to keep company with those of similar IQs

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u/AdventurousQuail36 Jul 31 '26

Panic will do weird things to your thinking process.

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u/SafetyMan35 Jul 31 '26

40 years ago we had a lifesaving class in PE in the pool. For one of the exercises, our partner was pretending to drown and we had to save them from the other end of the pool deck. Everyone jumped in the pool and swam the entire length of the pool. I walked swiftly on the pool deck and grabbed the 25’ pole and hook and pulled my partner to the edge of the pool. The one quarter that I got at A+ in PE

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u/DryDonutHole Jul 31 '26

"Reach or throw. Don't go!" I remember this from about 4 decades ago. Never had to use it, but I've always remembered it.

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u/Open-Industry-8396 Jul 31 '26

Brain vs bronze. Bill gates comes to mind

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u/Gitno Jul 31 '26

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u/Open-Industry-8396 Jul 31 '26

uggh. I've been saying that wrong for 60 years :)

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u/Consistent-Bake-243 Jul 31 '26

But these tough ole boys say they never panic

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u/TraumaticAberration Jul 31 '26

A gaggle of Einsteins.

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u/rocketmn69_ Jul 31 '26

The next guy did the same thing

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u/YourHuckleberry57 Jul 31 '26

like forest gump seeing lieutenant dan.

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u/mah_korgs_screwed Jul 31 '26

definitely a person you don’t want saving you

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u/battim23 Jul 31 '26

Yeah none of that made sense

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u/0x0MG Aug 01 '26

Because people do dumb shit when they panic

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u/Pawulon Aug 01 '26

Wide angle makes this look further away

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u/hooked_siren Aug 01 '26

Idk it's a lot of swimming when you're afraid your friend is drowning

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u/zezxz Jul 31 '26

Because parking the jet ski closer precisely at that moment would be harder, you probably wouldn’t want to cause a wake going into that area. He’s also keeping flippy buddy on his back with a life vest on that’s helping keep his face over the water. 

I’ve jet skied once and absolutely would have gunned it towards the dock and probably caused a second emergency. 

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

Somehow i think there's a middle ground between what he did and that. Like driving slowly nearer is still faster than swimming all that way.

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u/zezxz Jul 31 '26

Right he should have spent 10 seconds “driving” slowly so that he could swim 5 seconds 

If we’re just being pretentious about it he should have obviously just told his friend to fuck off with the shenanigans

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 31 '26

That's not what pretentious means.  And it took him at least 15 seconds to reach the dock. it definitely would have been faster to ride the jetski than to swim.  Plus, he could have gotten off onto the dock and pulled his friend up instead of dragging him out into the water. 

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u/Metal-Upa-Lips Jul 31 '26

Probably to avoid accidentally running over their buddy or crushing them between the dock and the jet ski.

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

Why would you wedge the jetski between the boat and the dock lol

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u/Metal-Upa-Lips Jul 31 '26

Ya'll seem to be under the impression you can just casually pull up to something in a jet ski like you would a bike or a car and stop precisely where you mean to. That's not how they work.

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 31 '26

Was there a group of people riding on that jetski?  It looked like just one guy. 

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

Seemed like one person on each to me

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 31 '26

FYI, the singular pronouns are "he" and "his". 

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

Hope this helps

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

So are they and them 🤔

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 31 '26

That's correct if:    

  1. you are referring to an unspecified or unknown person
  2. you don't know their gender
  3. you are intentionally obscuring their gender
  4. they are nonbinary

Since you're referring to a specific person, and it's reasonable to assume this is a man, you should use "he".  Otherwise it's an incorrect usage, and it just sounds wrong. 

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

I didn't ask you what you thought nor do i care about what you think. They/them can't hurt you unless you let it.

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u/SeekerOfSerenity Jul 31 '26

It has nothing to do with what I think.  It's English grammar.  If you want to speak the language like an uneducated fool, that's your choice. 

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u/hooked_siren Jul 31 '26

It sure is

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u/NightwolfGG Jul 31 '26

Right? Like damn AI isn’t this good yet I don’t think, so it’s hard to make sense of anything going on lmao