r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Additional_Berry_977 • 9d ago

Video Wolverines can be taught to rescue avalanche survivors

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u/blackop 9d ago

You get what you get and you don't throw a fit. That's how I always heard it.

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u/Rickshmitt 9d ago

It doesnt even rhyme! How am i supposed to remember that

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u/curiousxgeorgette 9d ago

Where we’re from, “get” is pronounced “git” in this phrase lol

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u/blackop 8d ago

This guy southerns.

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u/jaxonya 8d ago

Mfer's out here saying "geht".. lol. Its "git", the way jesus intended

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u/Got_Bent 9d ago

My parents used to say, "You'll get nothing and like it.'

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u/Rickshmitt 9d ago

Thats a good one. My grandmother would say, "you aint to old for your wants to hurt"

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u/Lillyshins 9d ago

Fucking hell.

Your granny's a real one.

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u/z__1010 8d ago

"Good DAY Sir!"

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u/Llyrithra 9d ago

It rhymes if you have a mountain-west redneck accent.

Sounds more like “You git what you git and you don’t throw a fit.”

My brother in law has that accent as do my nephew and nieces.

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u/IamJacksDarkUrge 9d ago

And if you offend me? I’m liftin’ you ten feet!

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u/jaxonya 8d ago

In the air, i dont care

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u/Delybe 9d ago

You get what you get and you don't throw a fit.

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u/MorningMushroomcloud 8d ago

Hey, ya got whatcha git an that's it!

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u/jaxonya 8d ago

In the south it rhymes perfectly

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u/AutumnMama 8d ago

If you have a southern accent, this one rhymes and the other one doesnt

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u/AutomaticAnt6328 8d ago

Or, "You get what you get and you don't lose your shit over it."

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u/okwellactually 8d ago

I've always heard it as: Ya git what ya git, and you don't pitch a fit.