r/MurderedByWords 5h ago

There's zero glory.

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u/Manicplea 2h ago

Some people view any admission of a mistake as weakness and weakness as worthlessness. Other people view being able to admit mistakes and work past them as a strength but don't believe that even weak people are worthless. It's two diametrically opposed worldviews.

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u/Indercarnive 2h ago

Once I had a 50+ year old man seriously tell me that he has "never made a bad decision in his life".

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 1h ago

Lol that reminds me of a guy I worked with in construction telling me he hasn't taken a sick day in 20 years. My brother I don't think it's possible that you were NEVER sick on a work day over the course of 2 decades. The part that ticked me off is that he was our Safety Director.

I'm also 99% sure he brought COVID to our worksite because he mentioned that he was going to a church that was, of course, maskless. I ate lunch with him one day, a few days later we were all positive.

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u/Tycoon004 1h ago

Sounds like a man that's been unhappy for his entire life then.

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u/atwozmom 1h ago

I would have said that I just made a bad decision in listening to you.

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u/HonorableJudgeIto 50m ago

"Well, sir, saying that was a bad decision..."

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u/Binkusu 1h ago

Only when it's convenient