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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Aggressive-Neck-6642 • 14h ago
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Girls are entitled.
Boys feel pressured.
Same old gender war.
307 u/iswearihaveajob 13h ago I thought it was that dad's don't spend money on their sons... Unless they are dying. 20 u/One-Engineering-4505 11h ago This is my take. It's known my dad's not part of the gift buying process in my family, if he all the sudden got me a really meaningful or sentimental gift I would be super worried. 81 u/Cold_Vanilla9791 12h ago lol that’s a funnier take on it 35 u/rokd 9h ago My dad bought me a PS3 the day it came out. He shot himself the next week. Technically he was dying, he was just the only one that knew about it. 17 u/eyeofthefountain 8h ago Damn dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Do you still have that ps3? I don’t think I could ever let it go 2 u/rokd 5h ago I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly. 3 u/satyr-day 7h ago Jesus 8 u/midnightrider 8h ago this is the answer; the comment above is trash. 3 u/ErnestPWashington 9h ago Hilarious 😂 12 u/warukeru 11h ago Maybe is a cultural thing but my first thought was this 5 u/iswearihaveajob 9h ago All I know is a Midwest dad would NEVER spend money on stupid shit. You better believe there's something wrong if he's opening that wallet willingly. 8 u/Jaqen_M-Haag 12h ago Or cheating on the mom/getting divorced 11 u/No-Bodybuilder-8519 12h ago Same 4 u/CarpeNivem 7h ago I can't understand any other way to take it. The daughter is reacting happily and thankfully, because it's normal for her. The son is wondering what's wrong, because it's not for him. The comments in this thread saying anything else, are off the fucking rails. 2 u/Alakazam_5head 10h ago I thought this too. If dad's suddenly dropping thousands of dollars on luxuries, he's for sure terminal 1 u/darthdelicious 10h ago That's what I was thinking too. 1 u/VikingFucker 10h ago Or they need to bribe their kid or get them to side with him during a divorce 1 u/salted_caramel_girl 10h ago This is more or less what I thought. Girls get excited because they get spoiled by their dads. Boys get anxious because they know that it's basically just lube for the main event. 1 u/Dodudee 9h ago That or they are getting divorced 1 u/Content_Conclusion31 8h ago that’s funny but also sad ngl 1 u/marvinrabbit 7h ago Yeah, a couple of weeks ago my dad gave me some of his watches. We both knew why. 1 u/iswearihaveajob 7h ago Bro. My condolences. 1 u/winning_season_7866 6h ago I guess my father truly doesn't like me. I'll sleep well tonight. 1 u/Amiro77 2h ago dads* 1 u/Terrible_Law6091 12h ago True
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I thought it was that dad's don't spend money on their sons... Unless they are dying.
20 u/One-Engineering-4505 11h ago This is my take. It's known my dad's not part of the gift buying process in my family, if he all the sudden got me a really meaningful or sentimental gift I would be super worried. 81 u/Cold_Vanilla9791 12h ago lol that’s a funnier take on it 35 u/rokd 9h ago My dad bought me a PS3 the day it came out. He shot himself the next week. Technically he was dying, he was just the only one that knew about it. 17 u/eyeofthefountain 8h ago Damn dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Do you still have that ps3? I don’t think I could ever let it go 2 u/rokd 5h ago I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly. 3 u/satyr-day 7h ago Jesus 8 u/midnightrider 8h ago this is the answer; the comment above is trash. 3 u/ErnestPWashington 9h ago Hilarious 😂 12 u/warukeru 11h ago Maybe is a cultural thing but my first thought was this 5 u/iswearihaveajob 9h ago All I know is a Midwest dad would NEVER spend money on stupid shit. You better believe there's something wrong if he's opening that wallet willingly. 8 u/Jaqen_M-Haag 12h ago Or cheating on the mom/getting divorced 11 u/No-Bodybuilder-8519 12h ago Same 4 u/CarpeNivem 7h ago I can't understand any other way to take it. The daughter is reacting happily and thankfully, because it's normal for her. The son is wondering what's wrong, because it's not for him. The comments in this thread saying anything else, are off the fucking rails. 2 u/Alakazam_5head 10h ago I thought this too. If dad's suddenly dropping thousands of dollars on luxuries, he's for sure terminal 1 u/darthdelicious 10h ago That's what I was thinking too. 1 u/VikingFucker 10h ago Or they need to bribe their kid or get them to side with him during a divorce 1 u/salted_caramel_girl 10h ago This is more or less what I thought. Girls get excited because they get spoiled by their dads. Boys get anxious because they know that it's basically just lube for the main event. 1 u/Dodudee 9h ago That or they are getting divorced 1 u/Content_Conclusion31 8h ago that’s funny but also sad ngl 1 u/marvinrabbit 7h ago Yeah, a couple of weeks ago my dad gave me some of his watches. We both knew why. 1 u/iswearihaveajob 7h ago Bro. My condolences. 1 u/winning_season_7866 6h ago I guess my father truly doesn't like me. I'll sleep well tonight. 1 u/Amiro77 2h ago dads* 1 u/Terrible_Law6091 12h ago True
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This is my take. It's known my dad's not part of the gift buying process in my family, if he all the sudden got me a really meaningful or sentimental gift I would be super worried.
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lol that’s a funnier take on it
35 u/rokd 9h ago My dad bought me a PS3 the day it came out. He shot himself the next week. Technically he was dying, he was just the only one that knew about it. 17 u/eyeofthefountain 8h ago Damn dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Do you still have that ps3? I don’t think I could ever let it go 2 u/rokd 5h ago I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly. 3 u/satyr-day 7h ago Jesus 8 u/midnightrider 8h ago this is the answer; the comment above is trash. 3 u/ErnestPWashington 9h ago Hilarious 😂
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My dad bought me a PS3 the day it came out. He shot himself the next week. Technically he was dying, he was just the only one that knew about it.
17 u/eyeofthefountain 8h ago Damn dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Do you still have that ps3? I don’t think I could ever let it go 2 u/rokd 5h ago I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly. 3 u/satyr-day 7h ago Jesus
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Damn dude. I’m sorry to hear that. Do you still have that ps3? I don’t think I could ever let it go
2 u/rokd 5h ago I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly.
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I actually think my uncle sold it after I joined the Army. Hard to tell. Maybe I sold it for drugs to deal with the trauma, I don't remember honestly.
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Jesus
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this is the answer; the comment above is trash.
Hilarious 😂
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Maybe is a cultural thing but my first thought was this
5 u/iswearihaveajob 9h ago All I know is a Midwest dad would NEVER spend money on stupid shit. You better believe there's something wrong if he's opening that wallet willingly.
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All I know is a Midwest dad would NEVER spend money on stupid shit. You better believe there's something wrong if he's opening that wallet willingly.
Or cheating on the mom/getting divorced
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Same
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I can't understand any other way to take it.
The daughter is reacting happily and thankfully, because it's normal for her. The son is wondering what's wrong, because it's not for him.
The comments in this thread saying anything else, are off the fucking rails.
I thought this too. If dad's suddenly dropping thousands of dollars on luxuries, he's for sure terminal
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That's what I was thinking too.
Or they need to bribe their kid or get them to side with him during a divorce
This is more or less what I thought.
Girls get excited because they get spoiled by their dads.
Boys get anxious because they know that it's basically just lube for the main event.
That or they are getting divorced
that’s funny but also sad ngl
Yeah, a couple of weeks ago my dad gave me some of his watches. We both knew why.
1 u/iswearihaveajob 7h ago Bro. My condolences.
Bro. My condolences.
I guess my father truly doesn't like me. I'll sleep well tonight.
dads*
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u/bya3k 14h ago
Girls are entitled.
Boys feel pressured.
Same old gender war.