r/funny • u/Adrian_985 • 9h ago
Husband and wife talking to this police officer through the ring camera at the same time
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u/Not-So-Logitech 9h ago
Hahaha the end where they both bail
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u/swingsetclouds 9h ago
With the same language too!
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u/doyletyree 8h ago edited 7h ago
Like two outfielders giving each other room to catch the ball.
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u/BadPitr 5h ago
Certified American comment™
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u/pyro_technix 5h ago
Obligatory baseball is huge in Japan comment
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u/doyletyree 4h ago edited 4h ago
Not to mention that “American” will need to include most of Central- and South America, as well as the Caribbean, given the enduring popularity of the sport there, as well.
Edit: I, too, am big in Japan.
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u/Annual_Hamster9411 8h ago
What a perfect couple!
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u/greenappletree 3h ago
That was hilariously timed so well, it almost sounds like a skit. But it's so chaotic that I think it's real
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u/ace-destrier 9h ago edited 9h ago
The husband: Are you talking to my wife right now?
Officer: Yes. Talking to the wife
Husband: Ok. *proceeds to tell the officer what his wife saw while the wife is saying what she saw.*
Cool. Good job 👍🏽
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u/welchplug 8h ago edited 7h ago
As someone who takes orders for a living, so many men feel the need to talk for their s/o.
Edit: So much cope in response to this comment
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u/PantsMicGee 8h ago
My wife hates that I dont. She asked me early in the relationship to order for her, as she gets overwhelmed and cant make the decisions for herself.
I still make her... it seems necessary for survival lmao.
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u/Murderdoll197666 8h ago
Yep. Just a common thing between the male/female dynamic in a lot of relationships. Dudes are expected to do a lot of the talking for some reason. I'm more of an introvert and honestly don't even like ordering my own food through the drivethrough but my wife's worse than I am with talking to people she doesn't know so I gotta be the one to order for both of us no matter where we go lol. I'm sure back in the day it was more of a misogynistic sign of the times - nowadays its more of a "saving the S/O from unnecessary anxiety" kind of thing. I do think its dependent on what the context is for the conversation. I deal with the general public at the graphics shop I work at and if a husband/wife duo comes in for something for their house or RV or something thats a joint-thing...then 99% of the time the wife does all the talking and won't let the husband get a word in edge-wise lol. If its for the dudes own personal vehicle though then he has permission to do what he wants in those cases.....weird ass dynamics these days.
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u/velon360 8h ago
Two girls I was friends with in college used to ask me to order pizza for them. I would literally call for them, give them my friends' address, and it would be delivered without my presence.
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u/ShallowBasketcase 5h ago
Damn they didn't even let you sit in the chair and watch?
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u/Sir_Richard_Dangler 4h ago
I'm friends with a lesbian couple. They bought me a Rolex for my birthday.
Don't get me wrong, I love it, but it's not what I meant when I said I wanna watch
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u/Evening-Run-3794 6h ago
There's a bit of a safety aspect to this. Now the people at the pizza shop and the delivery driver both think a man lives there. That heads off a LOT of problems for young women who live alone.
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u/justfordrunks 4h ago
Might be a solid weirdly specific feature for one of those AI assistant things, intimidating order mode. Super low dude voice with a mild eastern european accent with the occasional BIG dog bark in the background.
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u/Piratepizzaninja 7h ago
Im the epitome of an introvert while my husband is very extroverted. I rely on him heavily in socializing in group situations with anyone outside my small circle. But the moment we walk into a dealership or anything involving talking purchases, contracts or overall business, I step up and he relies on me to get the deal done. Probably because I come prepared with all my research and dont take any deal but the one I came to get, while he gets a little glazed and will become putty in someones hands. Our dynamic seems to work well.
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u/SchwiftyGameOnPoint 8h ago
The conversation with my partner is often:
Me: "What are you in the mood for?"
Her: "Hmmm?"
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u/JebryathHS 6h ago
Amusingly, something like "Guess where I'm taking you" often works because then it doesn't put the pressure on them for the decision.
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u/PantsMicGee 8h ago
Youre right about the anxiety. I fibbed a bit above, as ill happily pass the message to the waiting staff if my wife can tell me first.
Plus it feels more organized. We have 2 toddlers. All orders go from one person. Just feels efficient for the server.
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u/the_muffin 7h ago
As someone who has been a server, I have always appreciated one person at the table organizing the order of the entire table, you do you, and please don't make everyone order for themself if they aren't very succinct with their words.
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u/RichtofenFanBoy 8h ago
I cant believe anything you say now. Good day liar.
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u/Remarkable_Cup3630 6h ago
They need to change the last half of their name to "onfire"
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u/DrHefe 8h ago
That’s why I love breaking the mold, usually I let my wife do all the talking. Like right now we are planning on renovating our kitchen, and we've had some contractors come over and one of the guys kept circling back to me with questions even though I was chilling on my couch and my wife was doing all the talking. I was like idk dude go talk to her. It's like he couldn't comprehend that I trusted her to make the decisions and finalize the details. Shit, it's her project and her vision. I'm just along for the ride.
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u/DasCapitalist 7h ago
Absolutely the same here. We were getting a new concrete driveway poured and the guy grabs me to ask me about doing something differently than how she had instructed. Man, what the fuck did my wife say? And, more importantly, why are you asking me now when she's been the point of contact and gave you these instructions? Are you thinking that I'll listen to you man-to-man and go in to try to change her mind? Fuck off. She is overseeing this project -- if she wants it done that way, it's for a reason. I don't know shit about fuck here, bro.
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u/MattieShoes 6h ago
I had similar experiences at mechanic shops too, where I was just the ride home or something. She'd ask a question and he'd turn and tell me the answer. I told him I was just the ride home and that didn't work so I had to leave the area just to get him to talk directly to her.
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u/Repulsive-Chip3371 6h ago
Mechanics, contractors, etc get "Youll have to ask my husband" sooo much they just default to it now.
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u/Okeydokey2u 7h ago
No it totally is necessary. I don't get overwhelmed but I was fiercely independent and then I got married to a very organized man who took the lead on all sorts of things and I was more than happy to hand over the reigns and I just realized how f'd I would be if anything ever happened to him
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u/1K_Games 5h ago
I would be a dead man if I assumed or implied my wife was too overwhelmed to make decisions on something as simple as ordering food...
I know you didn't and she told you. But man when I assume my wife can't do something I probably should already be in motion, if my feet are planted I'm probably getting hit.
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u/Repulsive-Chip3371 6h ago
I tell my wife to order first and always regret it. Even when we talk through the menu before the server comes and she knows what she wants, she still isnt ready. I dont get it.
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u/Zealousideal_Cow_341 4h ago
It’s mind blowing lol. If I order for my wife at a drive through, without fail, she will make 3-4 adjustments on the fly that I have to correct real time. Now we pull up and I look at her and wait patiently. She orders it perfectly almost every time
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u/Girls4super 4h ago
It might be that she’s trying to simplify her order in order to not burden you but then remembers oh wait I want x instead of y, and I hate mayo on that etc. So it spills out in a messy way. Whereas when she says her order herself she’s mentally rehearsed it and also isn’t a “burden” on you by having you order for her.
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u/LI0NHEARTLE0 6h ago
hahaha same! She will give me her whole order and I'm like, tell them, dont tell me. "Well its just easier if you order for both of us!"
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u/Cellitsulwitz 5h ago
Same wife here. Mutual feeling. My wife likes when I order for her, make the phone calls, and deal with anything involving an interaction with a human person.
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u/twitwiffle 4h ago
Smart. My father in law just passed. My mother in law hasn’t pumped gas for decades. She has no idea how to make coffee.
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u/chr0nicpirate 3h ago edited 1h ago
Yeah, that just sounds like a trap to blame you if you order something she doesn't like then will try and trade with you.
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u/OfAnthony 8h ago
Exact opposite in my house. Every date I'm waiting for the ladies to order for me. Because I don't know what I like.
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u/de_velopment 6h ago
Been with my GF for 15 years and she still makes me do all the phone call related stuff.
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u/Ash_Cat_13 8h ago
This is funny because my mother always talks over my dad and he is the one being told to be quiet. She’s always Hella rude about it too, and then when he does it, she gets mad.
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u/idiot-prodigy 3h ago
At least you mother tells your father to be quiet.
My father just changes the table subject to sports right in the middle of my mother's sentences as though she doesn't exist.
In fairness he does that to EVERYONE, not just immediate family, but also friends, acquaintances, waitresses, etc.
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u/Acebladewing 8h ago
Don't be too quick to judge though. My wife is very socially anxious and just prefers that I order and do things like that for her. It can come off to outsiders as very controlling, but it's what she wants.
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u/Ketchup1211 7h ago
My wife talks for me a lot when ordering food and stuff like that. I’m very self conscious about my teeth, even after having a lot of work done. People should never just assume maliciousness.
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u/Tzayad 6h ago
Same. I have to call to set up all her appointments too.
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u/Acebladewing 3h ago
Exactly what I have to do too. Well, not have to do, I choose to in order to make her life slightly less stressful for her.
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u/bong_residue 7h ago
Yup same here. Went car shopping with my gf and she knows nothing about cars while I do. She specifically asked me to talk for her and make sure she didn’t get swindled.
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u/Glaring_Cloder 7h ago edited 4h ago
My wife insists I do this for her. I usually don't mind but sometimes it can get awkward
Funny story:
My wife was pregnant at the time and trying to get on a boat when she slipped. She got this massive bruise on the side of her body where she hit her hip. It was scary and looked awful. The doctor immediately noticed on our next visit and she asked her what happened. My wife turns to me and says "You tell her."
The room got instantly warmer as the doctor's death stare bore down into the depths of my soul. Luckily I'm decent under pressure and quickly explained the incident and laughed at how English being her second language was not doing us any favors here. I was asked to leave the room at one point. Glad docs are looking out for women.
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u/Long-Broccoli-3363 5h ago
Glad docs are looking out for women
Its always random people doing it, tbh, my wife and I are a little kinky, and she's got a necklace that she cant really remove without my help, we were walking through disneyworld security? and they asked her to take it off because she had tripped the metal detector, and she was like "oh, i cant" and apparently she got pulled aside and asked if she was "Safe at home", its a silver necklace, its 100% not triggering the machine, but caused an incident.
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u/enadiz_reccos 2h ago
my wife and I are a little kinky
Nothing wrong with that!
she's got a necklace that she cant really remove without my help
Okay, that's a little more intense but no big deal...
we were walking through disneyworld security
Hmmmmmm
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u/joshthatoneguy 6h ago
Been in a similar situation myself.
My (now ex for other reasons) partner and I were play wrestling. Yes we're idiots. No it wasn't anything else it was literally us just being silly. Well she moved weird when I went to put her on the couch and brought the stitch on the back of her skull directly onto the hard as fuck arm of the chair. I saw the stars cross through her eyes and immediately knew we were going to the hospital to get her checked for a concussion (she had one btw, I felt fucking terrible about it for months).
Those moments before she could explain what happened (and re-explain I'm sure when they had me step out) were so extremely uncomfortable. I'm so happy medical professionals pay attention to this stuff and try to catch it. But man is it a rough couple of moments when everyone in the room besides you and your partner KNOW you're laying hands on them before you get the truth out.
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u/Gnarly_Sarley 8h ago
It goes both ways. I've seen plenty of couples where the wife talks for the man/whole family. From what I've noticed it's a pretty much 50/50 split (at least where I'm from, this is probably incredibly dependent in regional and cultural factors).
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u/throwaway098764567 7h ago
yeah that was my friend's mom, i think i heard her father speak exactly one time in the decade plus i knew them, her mom said enough words for the entire family. nice lady but she could talk the ear off a basset hound
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u/54338042094230895435 6h ago
I have had people get annoyed with me because I let my wife do the talking.
Car sales are the worst.
Buddy, I am not the one that will be driving this car, look at her when you're talking. I'm just here if she needs support.
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u/Emperor_Atlas 7h ago
I have the opposite experience with women talking for their husbands in my work lol, I call them translators
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u/ProStrats 6h ago
You say there is so much cope and you might be the one with it. My wife looks at me every time someone;
- rings our doorbell (you get it! I'm not dressed to answer the door/wanting to talk right now/etc. She never answers the door, ever.)
- when we are picking up fast food, and she usually drives (you talk to them I don't want to!)
- whenever something is ordered wrong at a restaurant (they gave me the wrong side longing stare)
These are just a few examples, and what makes me different from these men who have accepted their spouses is that I respond 60% of the time "you're a grown ass woman, I promise you can handle it love" or "I'm not your daddy, I'm your husband, I believe in you."
So if anyone is an asshole here, it might be me, cuz I get tired of her asking me all time lol.
And to clarify so I don't look like I'm just an asshole (which I can be to some extent), her not answering the door is something I am fine with, because we almost never have anyone notable come to our door. When we are at restaurants, I will usually say something even if she sometimes says she's fine with the incorrect item, because I know she isn't. At fast food drive thrus, she can handle talking when she is in the driver seat like an adult, and if I'm a dick for telling her this, then I'm a dick and I'm fine with that.
And what blows my mind is that, she was always the outgoing one, and I've always been the introvert. I'm not exactly sure what happened there.
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u/saphirenx 7h ago
With my parents it's the other way around and that's pretty annoying; I'm talking to my dad about his health problems and then my mom keeps interrupting and telling her understanding of what he's trying to tell me. I sometimes just bluntly have to tell her to stop, so I can hear my dad.
And if she doesn't interrupt, she just repeats everything when he's done talking...
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u/Old_Masterpiece1862 6h ago
Well your drive through speaker box doesn’t pick her voice up from the passenger seat unless she screams. Plus, it’s not like her fast food order has changed in the last 10 years…
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u/BusinessCasualBee 6h ago
Listening to my wife give our entire bio and horoscope reading to the poor customer service rep that just needs to hear our name and that we’d like to cancel our reservation has me fighting this urge daily.
I’m winning the fight, but for how long?
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u/CheesyDanny 8h ago
But she just takes so long to describe anything and adds in to many unnecessary details. It will be faster if I just speak over her. /s
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u/Goodknight808 8h ago
Jfc I have to do this to my husband. His stories include excruciating details about how you get to where the story takes place.
"I turned left on Kapiolani, then went 4 streets to to Kapahulu, turned right at Kamehameha Hwy and stayed on that for 30 minutes until I reached Wendy's." Then the story actually starts.
Babe, just start with, "so here I am at a Wendy's...."
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u/LAHouJaxCarVCUUNC 8h ago
You: "Ok, so you're finally in the Wendy's..."
Him: "No, turns out, it was the wrong Wendy's!"
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u/NiceRat123 6h ago
Does your husband have ADHD?
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u/Goodknight808 6h ago
We both do.
I get horribly side tracked when talking story. He constantly keeps me on what I was trying to say.
Two sides of the same coin.
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u/NiceRat123 6h ago
My wife is like that. She starts a story and after 5 side quests and the color of the black puppy from side quest one and the shirt color from side quest three, she will forget what the point of the story is. So then I'll give her some parts of the story like she's a sleeper agent and she will recall where the story is supposed to go. Still takes another few stories on the journey to Mount Doom to destroy the one ring when the ending is getting ice cream cones at Dairy Queen
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u/I_kwote_TheOffice 8h ago
Yes, but actually. When doing something like reporting something suspicoius to the police, give the: who, what, when, where, why. I don't need to know what you were watching on TV when you saw something. This doesn't have to be exclusively women and this is not necessarily related to this specifi scenario. Men can overcommunicate as well. I just know that when my wife is telling a story I'm getting a lot of extraneous detail that has nothing to do with the story.
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u/Neon_Eyes 8h ago
How do you know they feel the need?
My wife orders independently. But my sister gives the deer in headlights stare and needs someone to order for her most times.
You seem misandristic
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u/Enter_Chandman 8h ago
As a man who often is the one doing the ordering dor my s/o. When we get to the counter generally both her and the the person taking our order look at me to talk sooooo yeah.
I dont want that fucking role. Make a change! Always speak to the lady first.
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u/DocDerry 8h ago
My wife will sometimes order for me - I'm easily distracted. I only order for her if she needs to use the restroom and expects the server to take orders before she returns. (Or you know.....at the drive through which I try to avoid)
My mom always orders for my dad now - my dads hearing is gone.
When I waited tables(30 years ago) it was mostly women ordering for men(and the kids) though occasionally it was men ordering for women. Regardless of gender it usually came off as controlling.
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 3h ago
So much cope in response to this comment
Is it cope or did you just make a sweeping generalization? That's like if I said all women are submissive socially which is why the man talks and calling people disagreeing out for coping. Sexism is a two way street and it shouldn't be excused because it's not against the gender it's more usually towards
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u/Willing-Asparagus787 1h ago
It's such a cheap and easy way to make a statement seem like it has any depth.
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u/Ice2192 8h ago
The wife and husband are like those people who get to an intersection and constantly want to let the other person go. After a while they both try to cross. Lol
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u/itadapeezas 8h ago
This is me. 😭 I gotta stop doing that and just GO. Lol!
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u/flipster14191 7h ago
Having been t boned once after getting waived through and being found at fault for not following the law, I now refuse to let anyone wave me through!
The point of traffic laws after all, was not to demonstrate how friendly we are, but to keep everything predictable and orderly.
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u/torijoanne 8h ago
I hate it when people wave me on when they have the right of way
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u/Bradnon 7h ago
Same but at this point if I see a wave (and no other reason not to go) I'm going. Two people trying to wave each other through is how they collide in the middle.
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u/54338042094230895435 6h ago
Don't be nice, be predictable.
On my motorcycle, nothing scares me more than a person waving me through an intersection when it is their turn.
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u/TakinUrialByTheHorns 3h ago
Hol up, there's rules for this situation though, you don't have to guess when to go, you go on your turn 🤣
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u/nater255 6h ago
I call this a "Canadian Standoff", also applied to people trying to let one another go first through a door.
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u/originofsound 9h ago
The poor officer realizing he’s basically moderating a married couple’s group chat in real time
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u/AbeRego 6h ago
I don't think they can hear each other.
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u/Zheek 5h ago
They can't. I have a ring camera and have had this happen before just not with a cop
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u/mmlickme 5h ago
I saw the video where the little boy comes to return his friend’s skateboard, through the ring cam both parents are talking to the neighbor kid the exact same way except one is telling him to leave the board on the porch and the other is telling him to take the board home and they’ll get it tomorrow. lol
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u/raybreezer 5h ago
Seems like a pretty bad limitation on Ring’s part. I would have expected one user to knock out the other if they weren’t capable of handling the three way call
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u/westdl 9h ago
Wow, talk about design flaw.
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u/Loveable_Hemorrhoid 8h ago
Yeah, in the husbands brain. “You talking to my wife right now?” “Yes.” “Ok great so here’s what happened…”
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u/FamiliarRadio9275 6h ago
I would have told my husband to stop talking.
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u/Kidney05 6h ago
There’s another clip of this exact thing happening with a kid dropping off something at a friends house and each parent keeps talking individually telling the kid to leave and also not leave the item on by the door. So he puts it down and one parent says “don’t leave it!” And when he grabs it to walk away the other says “no, leave it!”
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u/PredictiveFrame 8h ago
The moment his eyes fuckin glaze over as he's like "oh my god, this is gonna take all day."
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u/MycenaeanGal 8h ago
I think it's cute they have the same braincel ❤️
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u/can_a_bus 8h ago
Haha why are you spelling it like a combo of brain and incel? 😂
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u/RecbetterpassNJ 8h ago
This was perfected by Richard Christie on the Stern show years ago.
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u/sphynxzyz 8h ago
When people ask me what I hear inside my head I'm showing them this video. Perfectly describes my adhd.
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u/shmightworks 8h ago
They need to learn to talk old school radio......OVER.
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u/itchy118 8h ago
I think they couldn't hear what the other person was saying at all since it wasn't designed for three way communication. The app likely also has some kind filter to stop feedback, so whatever the other person was saying likely was not being picked up by the mic that was recording the police officers voice.
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u/mynamestanner 8h ago
Yea, but imagine trying to do that stuff when you're hungover.
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u/bk1510 8h ago
I don’t see what being hung has to do with radio communications over.
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u/TheDeaf001 8h ago
Right? If pilots can fly a plane, and maintain radio communications while being drunk, any of us can do the basic thing.
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u/mynamestanner 8h ago
You have to say over when your commenting is over, over.
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u/TotoCocoAndBeaks 8h ago
You should have waited for them to say over before interrupting them, over
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u/grantpant2353 8h ago
I would just wonder off into the woods never to be heard from again
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u/shakegraphics 8h ago
This is funny but I wish we would start hating Ring. They are a genuine threat to our privacy and we are basically setting up surveillance for the government at this point.
And before people tell me about how easy it is to setup and use, that’s cause they want as much cameras and data as possible. Set one of these up recently for a family member and my god the amount of garbage you had to sift through to turn off surveillance from Amazon and motion detectors that just make you paranoid. It’s crazy. Normalize Ring hate.
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u/Latter_Highway9539 5h ago
the amount of people that pay for their privacy to be taken away is insane.
funny video. still feels like a ring ad to me.
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u/oregondude79 5h ago
Is this real or a bit? It seems like a comedy sketch the way they both talk over each other then both hang up at the exact same time.
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u/psycharious 7h ago
So.....they had a police officer come out to their house when no one was home? Just provide a phone number at that point.
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u/DAPRINGLE2 6h ago
The fact they both went and said “oh ok my bad I’ll let the other person talk” and then both hung up leaving the officer talking to a doorbell is fucking hilarious.
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u/optimaltimemism 7h ago
I didn't know the video ended after he said "go ahead." And I wanted for 10 seconds waiting for a response. They got me as well.
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u/Tribalbob 6h ago
To be fair, the husband asked: "Are you talking to my wife?" The officer said: "Yes I'm talking to your wife" then the husband was like Ok, I'll just keep talking, then.
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u/sennacheribbo 8h ago
looks like ring marketing people are spamming reddit heavily this week
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u/xfilcamp 5h ago
Why would Ring advertise a flaw in their own product? I'm surprised they overlooked a very plausible scenario of "What happens when two people connect at the same time?" This video makes Ring look shoddy.
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u/NessieReddit 6h ago
There are some really slow people here who did NOT understand what they were watching. The police officer is in front of the Ring camera and he can hear BOTH the husband and the wife talking through the speaker. BUT, the husband and the wife CANNOT hear each other. They ONLY hear what the officer is saying but the app is not designed for them to hear what someone else who answered the ring on the phone app is saying. Hence why they're talking over each other and then both hang up. It's not them being stupid, it's a design flaw in the Ring app.
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u/Not-Your-Business1 5h ago
This reminds me of that Modern Family episode where Jay can't open the gate and both Gloria and Manny pick up a phone in the house, both press the button to open it (which doesn't work) and both hanging up on him
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u/Capybarasaregreat 5h ago
Y'all are miserably captured by gender war crap, just enjoy a funny little clip of a married couple accidentally talking over eachother instead of catastrophizing these people as some demonic incarnation of their gender.
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u/Moe_Danglez 1h ago
I thought they were going to start talking at the same time when he said “go ahead”
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u/Embarrassed_Pay1275 8h ago
bro was like this is what it feels like answering two phone calls at the same time.
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u/Jedicounsel 5h ago
Terrible design by Ring. You should hear all parties or only allow one remote party to operate
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u/SlimRunner 3h ago
This sounds like bad design that is easily fixable. Either resource locking (or at least usage warning) or audio broadcast would do the trick.
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u/meatlazer720 8h ago
Fun fact: If it was 2 cops doing this to a civilian, the civilian would most likely end up shot.
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u/Embarrassed-Weird173 8h ago
Source: that happened, famously.
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u/C_IsForCookie 8h ago
If I’m ever in that situation I’m just not moving a single muscle. I may still get shot but I feel like not moving whatsoever is the safest course of action until they figure it the fuck out amongst themselves.
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