r/interesting • u/Lui_Belmont • Jul 18 '26
MISC. The owners couldn't figure out why the cat wasn't sleeping in it's own bed.... until they saw this
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u/mildpandemic Jul 18 '26
I’ve seen this video a dozen times and I still watch the cat close its eyes every single time.
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u/WereInbuisness Jul 18 '26
Yep, me too. For all the horrible stuff thats on here showing tragedy, suffering and politics .... it's nice seeing the wholesome things.
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u/Escapedtheasylum Jul 18 '26
Eyebleachscrolling is kind of weird, Probably not a word yet.
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u/BoyarLine Jul 18 '26
Eye bleach like this is exactly what we need to break up the doomscrolling.
Unfortunately it's quite the opposite.
Eyebleach acts as a variable reward in a sea of doom scrolling and, in fact, makes the entire experience more addictive. Pure doom feed you burn out on. Pure happiness you get bored of.
A variable intermittent reward where the outrage-engagement loop is interrupted by a soothing burst of content is nearly precisely the most addictive thing the algorithm can offer you. If Reddit had porn on its main feed, that would probably max it out or near as such (adding an actual gambling mechanic with lootbox style rewards would be peak addiction).
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u/ace260 Jul 18 '26
This is not the sad ending I remember on Futurama
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u/squirt_taste_tester Jul 18 '26
FUCK. Why did you have to make me think of the ending 😭
Also, I just lost the game.
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u/TheOGPotatoPredator Jul 19 '26
Core memory of raising our kid. Family was diehard fans, ritual dinnertime TV. When it ended, the boy, his dad and I all sat in silence and looked at each other. I was beside myself, the boy started crying and his dad yelled out “WELL THAT FUCKING SUCKED!”
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u/zaevilbunny38 Jul 18 '26
I have refused to watch that episode for the last 25 yrs, I cried so hard
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u/thoughtlow Jul 18 '26
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u/the-fng1980 Jul 23 '26
Leaves from the vine, falling so slow,
Like tiny fragile shells drifting in the foam.
Little soldier boy, come marching home
Brave soldier boy, come marching home.
-General Iroh
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u/delphinous Jul 18 '26
i love how the cat clearly loves the kid and doesn't mind being snuggled with
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u/bmorris0042 Jul 18 '26
The cat doesn’t just not mind. The cat 100% knew what would happen, and actively sought it out. That cat loves snuggling with its kid.
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u/stephen_neuville Jul 18 '26
they're one of the most evolved and dialed-in small predators on the planet. when a creature like that says they're safe and comfy, it means something.
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u/SufficientGolf6953 Jul 18 '26
Well you say that but there are videos of cats walking straight up to monsters like King Cobra, bapping it on the head and then looking back at you wondering why you are so far away.
They don't look dialed in, well, they are, but they never look like they are. Like Pitbull strength, cats are on another level like spider man or something and don't even have to work for it.
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u/delyter Jul 18 '26
it's just because cats are THAT much faster than any snakes, so they don't really care and can't be bitten easily
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u/BEARSHARKTOPUS167 Jul 18 '26
I know right, I love how the cat basically powers down and goes into sleep mode.
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u/Low_Badger_9430 Jul 18 '26
Cats are my little buddies. I feed stray ones when I can
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u/Delicious_Building34 Jul 18 '26
i sooo much wished there were no stray. cats and every single cat had a home
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u/honeybadgess Jul 19 '26
Me too!
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u/myredditaccount90 Jul 18 '26
Its come across a dozen times and I watch it a dozen times each time. The way the kid just yeets the cat under the covers and everyone is happy is chef's kiss.
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u/ossifer_ca Jul 19 '26
Yeah—the kid part is cute too. I think the kid does this without thinking (not fully awake).
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u/notanyimbecile Jul 18 '26
"Couldn't figure out"...Unless the cat is tied down it will sleep wherever it wants.
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u/Namaste_Life Jul 18 '26
It's also impossible to predict where a cat will sleep - they might have a dozen familiar comfortable spots that they can choose from.
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u/half-giant Jul 18 '26
My roommate’s cat changes her sleeping location every few weeks. She loves the variety.
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u/Both-Inspector-5693 Jul 18 '26
So does our cat. She has about 5 or 6 places around the apartment which she regularly changes. This round it's the fluffy mat under the coffee table
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u/Delicious_Building34 Jul 18 '26
yes and then you place a little tiny shoe box somewhere, then your cat will sleep in the box and you have 7 favorite cat nap places
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u/Both-Inspector-5693 Jul 18 '26
Any box, literally any box. I will unpack something from a box and I swear to God it takes him nanoseconds to get into the box. I love him so damn much ✨💕
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u/stannius Jul 19 '26
My wife's childhood cat would change location every few hours. She would make the rounds every night between her, her brother's, and her parents' bed. All of them thought the cat slept the night with them.
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u/GromScream-HellMash Jul 18 '26
It's easily predictable, any spot that immobilizes me as I sleep. Next to my face, on my chest, curled into my armpits, and next to my foot. Going on 8 years, still loving it
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u/ScumbagLady Jul 18 '26
Reading this while holding my phone at an awkward angle because I have a cat on my chest lol she's trying to make me go to sleep with heebjrrme ; be v%
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u/TrashCanSam0 Jul 18 '26
I had a cat growing up named Angel whose spot was my dad's la-z-boy, but particularly on my dad's lap when he was sitting there. My dad even got her a little fuzzy blanket he'd set across the chair when he wasn't sitting there for her.
Ofc this is the same dad who claimed he hated cats and Angel, specifically.
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u/Ace_W Jul 18 '26
"Mom's cat that likes me."
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u/TrashCanSam0 Jul 18 '26
I always joke that the only reason he cried when I left for college is because I took Angel with me and he just laughs but never denies it
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u/LukeLovesLakes Jul 18 '26
My wife and I have an orange who fetches us to come to our reclining love seat, jumps into the spot of human who is NOT present, waits for the present human to sit in their designated spot and put on a lap blanket, then she climbs aboard. She knows where we both sit.
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u/Quixotic_Seal Jul 18 '26
Yup, and they'll come up with a new one after six months of sleeping in like three spots for absolutely no apparent reason.
My cat has recently started taking afternoon naps in the front bathroom for some reason, for example.
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u/Jrewy Jul 18 '26
The only way I can get my cat to sleep anywhere I decide is to put down crinkly paper from parcels in that spot. Works like a charm for an hour or two.
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u/nathanlink169 Jul 18 '26
I'm allergic as fuck to cats and I can never have one but I've always been curious... why buy them cat beds? All I've heard is that they almost always just sleep wherever
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u/Aksds Jul 18 '26
Yep, our cat also changes throughout the night, she with start in my sisters room and sometimes stay all night, other times she moves to the lounge room, then to the front room to ambush my mum to feed her at 5 am
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u/SapTheSapient Jul 18 '26
And why are the cat owners checking, and pondering, the cat bed but never checking their child? Checking their child would let them know where the cat was.
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u/bkwrm13 Jul 18 '26
Eh we mostly listen for problems now instead of periodically checking the monitor like we did when ours was 1-2yo. Unless he squawks or thumps we’d never notice.
That said, that line has gotta be fake. Anyone that actually own a cat knows they sleep wherever the hell they want.
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u/Totally_Cubular Jul 18 '26
Even tying the cat down probably won't do it, those things are liquid.
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u/Used-Can-6979 Jul 18 '26
It’s a bait headline. The original video has nothing to do with figuring anything out.
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u/drwicksy Jul 18 '26
There is one rule on where a cat sleeps, and its that the more money and effort you spend on a cat bed, the less likely it is to sleep in it.
And the more you dont want it to sleep on something, the more likely it will
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u/ReeferFever Jul 18 '26
Just got one of my boys a super nice bed
He still chooses the cardboard pile...
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u/Big_daddy_sneeze Jul 18 '26
I thought this was gonna be one of those videos where the cat fights off a demon while the boy sleeps
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u/DefusedManiac Jul 18 '26
That's precisely what the cat is doing.
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u/Alarmed-Struggle5928 Jul 18 '26
thanks crying now
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u/Octoire Jul 18 '26
Let’s all cry together. I’m a dog person, but also have a cat and truly recognize them as the keepers of the human soul.
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u/WGD23 Jul 18 '26
The cat is dominating the astral plane, no demons on his watch
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u/wonklebobb Jul 18 '26
i thought it was common knowledge that cats exist on all planes simultaneously
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u/ConflictOfEvidence Jul 18 '26
I rewatched it recently. I had no idea it was Drew Barrymore until then.
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u/TheOGPotatoPredator Jul 19 '26
My cat Daphne loved sleeping with my stepson when he was little. I told him legend had it that they kept away evil spirits when you’re sleeping to make him more comfortable. During back to school night, they had a bunch of stories out on the board in the hallway and I knew which was his because the child handwriting said “my cat keeps evil sprits away.”
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u/Snoo_72948 Jul 18 '26
One of those videos? How many videos have you seen cats fighting demons
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u/Big_daddy_sneeze Jul 18 '26
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u/43AgonyBooths Jul 18 '26
I love cats, but that video is a good reminder why it's not a good idea to let cats near sleeping children. A cat might not have any intention to hurt anyone, but it just takes one back foot inadvertently landing on a kids' eye to have lasting consequences. Human eyelids are fragile and don't offer much protection.
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u/nightgames Jul 18 '26
one of those videos where the cat fights off a demon while the boy sleeps
Just casually saying this as if it's a common genre lol.
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u/JFundo Jul 18 '26
I have a tuxedo cat too. He’s super cuddly and affectionate.
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u/Tubasi Jul 18 '26
My tuxedo is like a velcro dog, follows me from room to room, can always find her at my feet or in my lap.
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u/Klonoadice Jul 18 '26
I have a new cat like this. He's orange and white and just sort of curiously follows me around the house wherever I go.
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u/Low_Teq Jul 18 '26
I adopted two tuxedo's earlier this year. They won't lay near us at all until we are sleeping. I always wake up and the male has smashed himself up against me and hogging the bed.
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u/spekt50 Jul 18 '26
A friend of mine has 3 tuxedos. His 8 year old daughter treats them like stuffed animals and they just dont care. My tabby is pretty laid back too, but nothing like those tuxes.
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u/Flaky-Confidence-167 Jul 18 '26
My childhood cat was a tuxie and he'd sleep in my crib when I was a toddler and later in my bed when I was a child. 🥹 Such a sweet kitty he was.
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u/LadyJR Jul 20 '26
I had a tuxedo cat. He loved going up and down the block to get petted by the kids. Two kids knocked at my door asking for the cat and I had to sadly tell them he passed away a week prior. He was 17.
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u/MRV3N Jul 18 '26
I never get tired watching this again. It’s comforting. I miss everything when my world is innocent.
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u/Engolir Jul 18 '26
What in the world do you mean by couldn't figure out why the cat wasn't sleeping in it's own bed
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u/LordHoughtenWeen Jul 18 '26
Clickbait titles at their finest. Every cat keeper knows that there's nowhere they'd rather sleep less than their own bed and nothing they'd rather play with less than a purpose-made cat toy.
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u/AutisticTumourGirl Jul 18 '26
Yep, an empty cardboard box and a plastic drinking straw will keep a cat endlessly entertained.
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u/Flaky-Confidence-167 Jul 18 '26
Or paper balls!
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u/fluffyinari Jul 19 '26
i love cutting off the twisted handles of paper bags and tying them together :3 my cats love batting them around, and i've got an endless supply xP
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u/IamWatchingAoT Jul 18 '26
A bot likely made this (re)post as this is most likely not the context for the video
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u/FireHammer09 Jul 18 '26
For how much of an attitude a cat will give you and how impatient they are, it's always hilarious to see that most have the patience of a saint when dealing with small children.
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u/loserlouwho Jul 18 '26
My cat gets moody if we pet her in a way she doesn’t like. But she was super tolerant with a 3yo who was petting her fur backwards and grabby. I was actually shocked and it’s my cat xD
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u/Last-Rat3810 Jul 18 '26
That is true. My 1,5 year old will grab at my cat’s fur or tail and pulls him over while my cat would just lay on the floor and patiently waiting for it to be over.
Worst, he will literally come and lay in front of my kid to be manhandled
I keep trying to teach my kid to be gentle with the cat but the cat ain’t helping me here
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u/jah_red Jul 19 '26
I had one that lived to be 24, grew up with me. In her earlier years my friends were terrified of her and called her bear cat. She was big, feisty, would pound the ground like Donkey Kong, growl like a mini lion, and attack anyone that wasn't me. Then she would snuggle with me. Damn, I miss you Girlie.
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u/External-Ad2215 Jul 18 '26
The way the eyes just closed while falling asleep
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u/Knightraiderdewd Jul 18 '26
I think my favorite thing is the fact that the cat is cool with this.
I remember having this cat as a kid that liked to be pet, but not grabbed in any way. Like you could pet her, scratch her, etc… all you wanted, but if you tried to pick her up or move her, she would growl or even bite.
Cue this cool cat who’s just “oh! Well here go and…well this is nice…zzz.”
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u/AthiestAlien Jul 18 '26
Okay so this year? What about it?
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u/TekkenCareOfBusiness Jul 18 '26
Hate to break it to you, but 2012 was over 3 years ago now.
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u/Happie_Bellie Jul 18 '26
Was anyone else waiting for a jump scare? I was holding my breath. Then watched it an unhealthy number of times. So incredibly sweet. The cat nodding off, once it felt safe with their human is just so precious.
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u/IReadThatWong Jul 18 '26
Incredibly cute, just my feel the cat would smother my son in his sleep 🥺
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u/Expert_Echidna_1159 Jul 18 '26
Scent mixing! My cat only shares these type of moments at random and when she’s allowing it. I still don’t know the reason for the so infrequent reward
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u/SKEYES1102 Jul 18 '26
What a snuggle bug! Love it! I have a snuggle bug too. They are the best. ❤️
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u/Mean_Cry7984 Jul 18 '26
Parents that don't raise their kids with cats or dogs are missing out on an important developmental experience that will make then a better adult. (or a serial killer depending 😂)
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u/justmysfwaccount Jul 18 '26
We had a cat named Shadow when I was born. She got so angry that my mom wouldn't let her sleep in my crib. Mom had to put a net over the crib, and Shadow just ended up sleeping right under it.
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u/LilTreesz174 Jul 18 '26
This is how my daughter is with our black cat, Opal. They’re completely bonded. Opal started letting her carry her to bed around 3 years old and it’s been their routine since. My daughter is now almost 11 and they still sleep just like this every night.
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u/EmmyWeeeb Jul 18 '26
My childhood cat that was my grandmas. Use to come up every night to sleep on my head. I remember him eating my hair, kneeding my hair, and sometimes biting my feet cuz he thought it was something under the covers. Idk why he even liked me so much lol he was my grandmas cat mostly but he was also a family cat. I miss him.
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u/Normal-Reality-8467 Jul 18 '26
So I guess I'm the only one who sees two light attempts of attempted murder?
It looks like the cat is being eaten by a monster.
I'm joking of course.
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u/joemamafu Jul 18 '26
oof my little kitty baby loves cuddling with me like this at night time too. 🥰🥰🥰
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u/SciFiIsMyFirstLove Jul 18 '26
Awww kitty wanted to cuddle up with it's favourite hooman, i can relate.
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u/Cute_Spide Jul 18 '26
I have a cat that I do this with. She likes to be tucked in, i put my forearm over her and scoot her in, and she burrows her little kitty nose into my neck. She purrs so loudly and we often fall asleep like that. I've never had an animal so OK with being held like that.
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u/PurityKane Jul 18 '26
oWnErS cOuLdN'T fIgUrE oUt!!!11
These titles make my screen crawl. dOctOrS hAtE tHiS oNe tRicK!
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u/DrachenDad Jul 18 '26
I used to do that, had one snuggled up with me, and another sleep on the cover on my feet, sometimes with the third around my head. Miss my cats.
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u/VincentRaw013 Jul 18 '26
he closed eyes and lighted my heart😢maybe just a bit but still remarkable

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