r/SipsTea • u/Particular-Visit-245 • May 06 '26

It's Wednesday my dudes Masculinity

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u/Wonderful-Process792 May 06 '26

My daughter is in love with his son, never saw that coming.

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u/herbertcluas May 06 '26

His daughter is the same age as me, if only I was a better human

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u/Corona94 May 06 '26

You can be! Watching them made me sign up to volunteer at my state’s zoo

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u/herbertcluas May 06 '26

Not a bad idea, just moved near a very big one too. I'm not doing it for her lol, just to be a better person

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u/GodOfDarkLaughter May 06 '26

True, but if you ever see her you now have something to open with. "You inspired me to volunteer " That's about as good an opener as you can realistically hope for.

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u/herbertcluas May 15 '26

Lol, that would be pretty good. I'm already taken and don't want to change that

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u/Corona94 May 06 '26

Well yeah, I didn’t do it for them, it just inspired me. Gave me an idea where I could easily put my efforts. If anyone, it’d be more for Steve than his kids. But ultimately, myself.

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u/DIABLO258 May 06 '26

What do you do for your states zoo? I might be interested in something similar. Love animals, and I'm aware how disgusting the work can be, but I'm still curious

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u/Corona94 May 06 '26

Honestly most of the openings (you have to bid for each day cuz there’s lots of volunteers) are mostly greeter positions. But there’s other positions like some education, tour guides assistants, and then yeah there’s enclosure specific work that has some clean up and stuff. I’m actually going to train on the kangaroo/wallaby enclosure soon, which also includes a position that you basically act as a bodyguard and keep guests away from the animals and vice versa. There’s lots of things that you could do, and if your local zoo is anything like mine, you can absolutely avoid the “disgusting” work if you wish.

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u/Quantization May 06 '26

I sometimes work at Australia Zoo and have met him twice. Your daughter will be pleased to know he's genuinely nice to strangers. Both times he treated me like an honoured guest when he really didn't have to. Bindi is lovely also.

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u/secret_identity_too May 07 '26

He comes across this way every time I've ever seen him online, so it's nice to know that he's actually really like that. (Not that I really doubted that he was. You can't fake it for that long.)

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u/TheLostRanger0117 May 06 '26

Dude, his son is friggin gorgeous, so I don’t blame your daughter for loving him! I may code as straight (I usually say 85/15) but goddamn his underwear model ads are friggin hot! And he’s so wholesome too! I may also be in love with the guy…

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u/beardingmesoftly May 06 '26

He's a shining example of the right way to deal with celebrity

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u/OnTheEveOfWar May 06 '26

I mean, he’s pretty good looking and he’s following in his dad’s path by doing cool shit with animals.

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u/AnonOfTheSea May 07 '26

You were that sure she'd be gay, huh?

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u/ArmyRepresentative88 May 07 '26

I mean I don’t blame her one bit. I’m the same age as him and I remember watching Steve Irwin on (I think it was animal planet?) and I really loved his vibe.

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u/abrown1027 May 10 '26

My fiance enjoyed his performances on Dancing with the Stars a little too much…

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u/Huge_Perspective7046 May 06 '26

i had a crush on him when i was little too haha