There are some situations where nobody is in the right. Everybody just sucks, and the entire event context is just kind of miserable. It appears we have the perfect example of that scenario right here on Reddit. The story goes, a father ( /u/Flimsy_Wish_7885 ) throws a Fourth of July cookout for his entire family. Everything seems to go swimmingly, except for the fact that the man's 13-year-old daughter can't seem to find her Nintendo Switch after everyone departs. Doing what we all would when…

A big focus on the wrath of the ocean.

Yikes

There seem to be very few good samaritans who will intervene in a precarious situation. There is actually a psychological explanation for this called The Bystander Effect . According to Wikipedia, the bystander effect, or bystander apathy, is a social psychological theory that states that individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when there are other people present. People feel like because there are other people around, they will intervene, and they themselves don't have to do anyt…

My comebacks are just so much better after I've collected my thoughts for 2-5 business days

Boxing fans rejoice

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Also, dead celebrity pranks, Australian garage parties, and chain restaurant brawls? All in for 2023!

The game is up

Gobble gobble family squabble

Just wrong

Last night, Will Smith smacked the hell out of Chris Rock on stage at 94th Academy Awards, and no it was not scripted. Rock, who was the host of this year's Oscars, made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith Completely stunned, Rock paused to process what happened for a moment and then says, “that was the greatest night in the history of television.” He could be right, as the entire internet cannot stop talking about the incident on every social media platform.

That escalated quickly

Fast food woes

In possibly the most NYC moment of all time, an argument between two men on a subway platform turned violent as seen in a viral video shared by The Daily Show host Trevor Noah. Things quickly escalate and one of the men jabs and misses, hurling himself onto the subway track instead. The other man rushes over and pulls his contender up from the track to safety. The video ends with the two men appearing to reconcile whatever differences pushed them to violence. We love to see a happy ending.

When we look up our local takeout on Google, we might have a few preconceived notions about what the review section is going to look like. Something something food quality, something something delivery time, at least one bozo complaining about the quality of the service because they forgot to add napkins. Look up the Little Caesars in Atlanta, though, and you’ll see a break in tradition: namely, a woman appearing to get dragged out the store by her follicles. This discovery was made by @aliyahI…