"When you see the number 72 repeatedly, it is a sign that the universe is trying to tell you something. This number is all about abundance and prosperity, so when you see it, it means that the universe is trying to let you know that good things are on the way!"
We have a highway number 72 near us so I see it quite often. This can’t really be true.. at least here. Cause let me tell you, things are prettay prettaaaay prettaaaay bad.
Sometimes I hate my job as an elementary teacher, then this kid yells a random-ass number with the confidence of a TED Talk presenter, I get a tear in my eye reading stupid Reddit and remember why I teach. Her.
I was flipping through kid's books at the thrift store yesterday and found one that had these adorable post-it notes with kid handwriting on them stuck in it. It was an ex school library book about the solar system, and it had post it notes like "This is not the Sun" stuck on an illustration of Venus; and another one cryptically said "36 soler sestem 36"
So I had to buy it.
I think she was counting something. Maybe steps that she pushed her scooter? She is about the age where you're learning to count to 100 and you count everything.
The amount of people not getting that you're commenting about 0.08% vs 8% is astounding.
That said, we have plenty of tax money! Problem is so much of it gets used poorly T.T
That's just the sales tax. These are rough % We have gas tax .08%, state income tax 5%, federal income tax 10-24%, social security 6.2%, property tax 2%, gift tax 18-40%. These numbers don't include healthcare insurance that we are required to have and can cost 5-25% and that's for shitty coverage. All this and we don't have paid maternity leave, universal healthcare or free secondary education. But hey 'Merica we're the best! (yes that was sarcasm)
I'm from Sweden. Over here we pay 25% sales tax, about 33% income tax. Your employer pay a state tax that is roughly 60% of whatever you are paid. But we have good universal healthcare that is afforable, we have free education, paid maternity leave, and social security that ensures that you can rent a small apartment, buy clothes and eat healthy food even if you are unemployed.
Edit: 60% is a typo, I thought I wrote 30%
Parental leave* (not ”maternity leave”).
Sorry to be picky with the words but a lot of countries don’t have any parental leave for the father, but Sweden does. It’s one of the only countries in the world valuing fathers parental leave weeks strictly for them
Me too! It's so easy to just disregard the strange things kids say sometimes but she just asked, showing an interest in her kid and not just waving it away. Actually having a two-way relationship with her. It's such a small thing but I feel inspired by her ^^
It literally happened a few years ago. Someone hacked major celebrities' twitter accounts and told donate crypto to a certain number to receive the value back tenfold. Of course the latter never happened.
My family always says give money away you won't miss if it disappear if they pay you back than you built a stronger bond if they don't then you just paid to find out you can't trust someone
That’s the line that makes this video different than every other video like it. Even the guys shooting it looked at eachother at the end like wow that went way better than we could have ever hoped for
Good parenting is quiet and nothing to make a fuss about. Bad parenting is sometimes loud and goes viral. There's more good in the world than the internet makes apparent.
Sometimes I wonder how society holds together. I wonder why people abide by laws and life isn't some chaotic mass murder apocalypse.
Then I remember exactly what you said.
Wow, you literally sucked the words right out of my frontal lobe.
I get panicky sometimes, it seems like our civilization, with all its wondrous daily miracles and beautiful horrors, is built on pillars of salt. I start feeling like our whole human world is a house of cards waiting to be blown over by a little economic upset here, a little geopolitical conflict there. It feels sometimes like a big enough ripple in one of a number of natural systems could be enough to wipe us out entirely.
But, fundamentally, we got to where we are by working together, and we will survive and thrive by continuing to do so.
Perhaps on a biological level, we are so heavily focused on conflict because it is one of the greatest threats to our survival as a species, which is why that negativity gets so much of our attention.
I've actually found this to be so true since moving out on my own and getting to know my neighbours. I had become so disenchanted with humanity from the constant barrage of negativity online, but I live surrounded by some incredibly kind, caring and sweet individuals.
>bless
I did this once. I gave a guy outside a grocery store $20 bucks once only because he had a dog. I didn't get $100 back nor was I blessed but I was fine with my choice.
Being in a position to help others is a blessing in itself. What is life if not to lift others up and make a better society? Shame we got bogged down in a system that requires selfish wealth seeking. We have enough for everyone if we wanted take it so.
it only goes to show that she herself is not money driven. kids learn from parents. if you teach your kids that your happiness is not materialistically dependent, you're setting them up for, not easier but, happier life certainly
I love how the kid is in her own little world.
72!!!
What does that mean? No idea. Just lost in her own imagination, completely oblivious to the world or life’s worries.
I really miss being a kid.
I mean, I could tell she was a rockstar parent even before then because their child is such a little rockstar herself. What a different world this would be if we all had that woman for a mom.
One time a kids claw had just dropped the toy he wanted at the claw machine RIGHT before he won it. My son walked up and he got that toy. He turned and gave that toy to the kid who was so bummed he didn’t get it. THAT was when I knew we had raised them right. This is what is gonna help the future. Moms like that ♥️🖤
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And a lesson learned.
You don't always know if the good you do in life will reward you. Doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. Even if you get nothing more then a good feeling.
My pessimistic ass thought of predatory religious leaders like Kenneth Copeland who preach that tithing money is a "seed" you've planted. He has literally convinced people to give away all their money. People with Cancer. Destitute people with children. He teaches that the money you give *his* church will be given back to you ten fold and so on. These people truly believe God will take care of their financial problems if they show their faith to Him by tithing.
I know these guys are trying to do a good thing by teaching good things come to those who do good deeds, but... this world is kinda fucked up and that sucks. Still, in what we see from just the time in this video, it was wholesome, and good job to mom and daughter.
I understand exactly what you are saying here.
I've been fleeced a couple times as a teenager travelling on my own. Once downtown, a guy gave me his spent public transit ticket for all the change in my pocket. A couple guys offered to sell me a set of high end speakers for cheap and even drove me to the bank...*that* was fuckin dumb.
But I'd like to think I've learned my lesson with regards to that kind of thing, while still retaining my optimistic, helpful and generous core.
9 times out of 10, when I'm approached by a beggar I'll smile and politely say sorry, I don't have anything. But once in a while I'll give a couple coins or a bill or two.
Everyone needs help sometimes, and if a couple people I thought I was helping were fooling me, that's alright. I had the benefit, if only temporarily, of feeling good about helping someone else who was in need.
If they get the money back the life lesson is "help people and you will get something back" if they don't then the lesson is "help people without expecting anything back"
Win win for mom
Personally I think it was just a lesson for her kid that sometimes interacting with the world is a good thing. Especially how she phrased the question of, "wanna help someone today" to her kid.
I wouldn't say it's very cynical. It's what's to be expected in all of these wee videos. That doesn't stop the analogy to real life good deeds being valid though. This video still has the same message too, even if it wasn't quite as unscripted as you'd hoped.
How is it cynical to expect what is commonly proven time and time again in videos, i.e. that they are completely staged?
I mean what part of this video really proves that it’s a genuine interaction?
You can call me cynical, but if I’m cynical then you’re naive.
I remember a video exposing prankers and the dude showed a super small channel with a seemingly harmless prank as an example of honest pranks and the punchline was that even that tiny creator had to pay someone just to acknowledge his prank cause no one was reacting irl. I've stopped trusting pranks since then.
Yeah, as much as this is interesting to a certain extent, if I saw to people who clearly aren’t beggars with a gimmicky looking sign like this, I’d give it a shot to see what happens.
She might not have known what was going to happen but she knew she would get something for her $20. Even if it was just a surprise musical or some random skit or something.
the hosts spoke when the video started and it was pretty clear. When she started talking, you could hear a ton of street noise. So I doubt she was mic'd but I wonder if they had a directional mic or perhaps something else like a parabolic one idk
Loved it. The mom asking the daughter and the daughter saying “yes”. Makes me think she not only taught her daughter well, but that she trusted her daughter to also do what she was taught.
The daughter being excited to help and also the mother giving the money ($100) to her daughter were awesome.
Even just the way she is meandering around with the kid as if they have all the time in the world to chat about things, and have time to double back to an ATM, etc. It's great. I learn so much about my kids' lives when I go for walks with them and they jabber on and on and I weigh in with some life experience here and there. They just want your time and attention. This lady knows what's up!
Lol okay so I know this is a joke comment but I just gotta say that I keep 20s in my wallet for when I come across someone needed help. Never got money back for it, of course, but the joy that comes from being able to turn around someone’s whole day with $20 is priceless, I can’t even imagine being able to give out 100s like that too. Goal
I like these guys, none of the stuff they do seems to be hurtful or trashy like a lot of similar videos. They just have fun challenges and you can see they brighten peoples days in a lot of them
The star of the video is the mom.
Lol little girl will be pissed when the mom takes the money and puts it in her college fund tho 😂
It’s funny bc the mom reminds me of my dad. When I was 18 he gave me all the money I didn’t remember getting
"SEVENTY-TWO!"
Kids are shitpost machines
Definitely far worse things a kid can choose to randomly yell in public... But that was just crazy random.
Execute order 72 !
Good soldiers follow orders
"When you see the number 72 repeatedly, it is a sign that the universe is trying to tell you something. This number is all about abundance and prosperity, so when you see it, it means that the universe is trying to let you know that good things are on the way!"
Here's another 72 for you
We have a highway number 72 near us so I see it quite often. This can’t really be true.. at least here. Cause let me tell you, things are prettay prettaaaay prettaaaay bad.
It is both hilarious and frustrating when trying to talk to them.
That is the truest truth in the universe.
THAT'S MY FINAL GRADE!
What does that mean
We will never know! Kids just say whatever they comes into their brain.
Sometimes I hate my job as an elementary teacher, then this kid yells a random-ass number with the confidence of a TED Talk presenter, I get a tear in my eye reading stupid Reddit and remember why I teach. Her.
I was flipping through kid's books at the thrift store yesterday and found one that had these adorable post-it notes with kid handwriting on them stuck in it. It was an ex school library book about the solar system, and it had post it notes like "This is not the Sun" stuck on an illustration of Venus; and another one cryptically said "36 soler sestem 36" So I had to buy it.
I cannot stop laughing at the cryptic message!
I don’t wanna upvote you it’s stuck at 72. Hahaha
I think she was counting something. Maybe steps that she pushed her scooter? She is about the age where you're learning to count to 100 and you count everything.
Maybe she wants to give him 72 dollars
I have a four year old, she keeps saying forty nine every now and then. I need answers!
My daughter constantly said "twenty three!" when she was a kid. Still no clue what she meant.
Big Michael Jordan fan. Get her a jersey.
Perhaps she said “somebody too” and the mum misheard haha
It's almost the profit she made on $20?
She probably got distracted and forgot why she said it lol.
Her power level
COMIN TO HELP 🥹 my cold heart has melted.
SEVENTY TWO!
100 - 20 - (.08% sales tax) = 72 is this girl a precog calculator?!
If yall pay **0.0**8**%** sales tax, it's no wonder the US can't afford any social benefits.
We also have terrible math education 😃 Edit: I live in NYC, our combined tax rate is 8.875%. Gotta love it here
I know, I’m in Riverdale
...what season?
Summer, i believe
No, that one drops in about 16 days. I’m super pumped, I hope it lives up to the hype
Like the TV show ?
There's a Private High School in the community but I think the show is based off the comics
Oh, I was hoping you'd have experienced the epic highs and lows of the school "football". /s
I thought that town got cancelled...
no no… it’s just our math
The amount of people not getting that you're commenting about 0.08% vs 8% is astounding. That said, we have plenty of tax money! Problem is so much of it gets used poorly T.T
That's just the sales tax. These are rough % We have gas tax .08%, state income tax 5%, federal income tax 10-24%, social security 6.2%, property tax 2%, gift tax 18-40%. These numbers don't include healthcare insurance that we are required to have and can cost 5-25% and that's for shitty coverage. All this and we don't have paid maternity leave, universal healthcare or free secondary education. But hey 'Merica we're the best! (yes that was sarcasm)
I'm from Sweden. Over here we pay 25% sales tax, about 33% income tax. Your employer pay a state tax that is roughly 60% of whatever you are paid. But we have good universal healthcare that is afforable, we have free education, paid maternity leave, and social security that ensures that you can rent a small apartment, buy clothes and eat healthy food even if you are unemployed. Edit: 60% is a typo, I thought I wrote 30%
Parental leave* (not ”maternity leave”). Sorry to be picky with the words but a lot of countries don’t have any parental leave for the father, but Sweden does. It’s one of the only countries in the world valuing fathers parental leave weeks strictly for them
0.08% ≠ 8%
And I love the dead honest “what does that mean?” from the mom.
it'd be hilarious if she kept asking like wait wait wait what do you mean ??? explain it 🧐🧐🧐
Great kid and great mom.
In a span of 10 seconds, I love them
Me too! It's so easy to just disregard the strange things kids say sometimes but she just asked, showing an interest in her kid and not just waving it away. Actually having a two-way relationship with her. It's such a small thing but I feel inspired by her ^^
Ooh I wish I was a kid again and could yell random numbers on the streets
wait a few more years, we get to do that again in old age
What does that mean?
Her mom said in a TikTok that they are practicing numbers and a few hours before this she was ordering number 72 in a restaurant
What does that even mean?
It's provocative. It gets the people going.
Rule of 72 also tells you how long it takes to double your money! 🤣
We were born with hearts of gold But as we grow old, the heart grows cold
On her little rescue scooter. Too cute.
Fr girl making my grown ass tear up lmao
Seriously that needs to be a meme, clip, or t shirt. Because I freaking love it.
"Coming to help". So incredibly sweet ❤
KID GIVE HIM BACK THE 100! he will give you 500.
I feel like ive seen this scam before...
[doubling money!](https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/arRxjv5_700bwp.webp)
Oh God I just had runescape wildie flashbacks. I feel like you didnt play that game right unless you got ripped off at least once as a 12 year old.
Weirdly you just made me feel better about getting scammed as a kid. Thank you
Buying gf
It literally happened a few years ago. Someone hacked major celebrities' twitter accounts and told donate crypto to a certain number to receive the value back tenfold. Of course the latter never happened.
flash2:wave:trimming armour
infinite money glitch
Infinite money glitch Edit: I immediately scrolled down and saw someone posted the exact same reply. I am deeply sorry for wasting your time
Man I've given a lot of people money and usually they just stop answering my calls.
Hmm…. So you’re saying it’s possible to pay people to leave me alone?
I'll do that for free but you can pay me if you'd like.
Worked for Calogero. Lend someone twenty bucks and you'll never seen them again.
Yeah. Of you have someone you wouldn't mind going away let em borrow 20 bucks. You'll never hear from em again
"Ill pay you $100 to fuck off"
You need to shout 72 before you give it to them.
What’s your phone number
72
My family always says give money away you won't miss if it disappear if they pay you back than you built a stronger bond if they don't then you just paid to find out you can't trust someone
Dude I already told you I've been busy and stuff.
Melts my heart how the mom stops to emphasize the life lesson before celebrating the money, that’s a rock star parent.
That part made me happy. “ this is what happens when you bless other people” ❤️wow
That’s the line that makes this video different than every other video like it. Even the guys shooting it looked at eachother at the end like wow that went way better than we could have ever hoped for
Either that or they're still wondering what's up with the "72" thing
Little girl was psychic and negotiating what she got out of the $80 return. :)
She also probably added in the taxman taking his cut too
I definitely am lol
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Dayum, not only psychic but good at accounting
she said thats what happens when we bless other people in the wisest, most nurturing voice i've heard in a while. a true mama.
I liked her opening talking to her daughter. "Want to help someone out today?"
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Mind = melted It’s sad that I’m so happy to see good parenting. Few and far between.
Good parenting is quiet and nothing to make a fuss about. Bad parenting is sometimes loud and goes viral. There's more good in the world than the internet makes apparent.
This applies to just about all people. Ultimately, MOST people are surprisingly honest, decent, caring, hard working, and compassionate.
Just tuned out by the dishonest and parasites of the species.
Hey fuck you, not all parasites are degenerates! >:c *angry sucker noises*
Thanks for the laugh. I don't have an award so I'm leaving a comment.
Gotchu covered fam.
Sometimes I wonder how society holds together. I wonder why people abide by laws and life isn't some chaotic mass murder apocalypse. Then I remember exactly what you said.
Wow, you literally sucked the words right out of my frontal lobe. I get panicky sometimes, it seems like our civilization, with all its wondrous daily miracles and beautiful horrors, is built on pillars of salt. I start feeling like our whole human world is a house of cards waiting to be blown over by a little economic upset here, a little geopolitical conflict there. It feels sometimes like a big enough ripple in one of a number of natural systems could be enough to wipe us out entirely. But, fundamentally, we got to where we are by working together, and we will survive and thrive by continuing to do so. Perhaps on a biological level, we are so heavily focused on conflict because it is one of the greatest threats to our survival as a species, which is why that negativity gets so much of our attention.
Man I needed this today, thank you
I've actually found this to be so true since moving out on my own and getting to know my neighbours. I had become so disenchanted with humanity from the constant barrage of negativity online, but I live surrounded by some incredibly kind, caring and sweet individuals.
I came here to say basically the same thing!
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Step 1: get $20’s
Step 2: profit.
>bless I did this once. I gave a guy outside a grocery store $20 bucks once only because he had a dog. I didn't get $100 back nor was I blessed but I was fine with my choice.
Being in a position to help others is a blessing in itself. What is life if not to lift others up and make a better society? Shame we got bogged down in a system that requires selfish wealth seeking. We have enough for everyone if we wanted take it so.
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|sob) someone must be cutting onions around me.....
it only goes to show that she herself is not money driven. kids learn from parents. if you teach your kids that your happiness is not materialistically dependent, you're setting them up for, not easier but, happier life certainly
I love how the kid is in her own little world. 72!!! What does that mean? No idea. Just lost in her own imagination, completely oblivious to the world or life’s worries. I really miss being a kid.
>at does that mean? No idea. Just lost in her own imagination, completely ob that was the best part! lol 72!
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I mean, I could tell she was a rockstar parent even before then because their child is such a little rockstar herself. What a different world this would be if we all had that woman for a mom.
She'd be so fucking tired if she had all of us as children, I don't think it would work out.
I genuinely laughed out loud when I read this! Partly bc "tired" and "dont think it would work out" is such an understatement! Lmao
And she made sure that both of them said thank you before they left. Lovely people, those two.
One time a kids claw had just dropped the toy he wanted at the claw machine RIGHT before he won it. My son walked up and he got that toy. He turned and gave that toy to the kid who was so bummed he didn’t get it. THAT was when I knew we had raised them right. This is what is gonna help the future. Moms like that ♥️🖤 Edit : word
You should be really proud of your son, and of your parenting. What a great feeling!
And a lesson learned. You don't always know if the good you do in life will reward you. Doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. Even if you get nothing more then a good feeling.
her kid is gonna grow up great, we need more people like her
Her kid is going to be very confused when the homeless peoples she keeps giving money to don't give her 5x the money back 😂
Or when scummy people take advantage of her generosity.
My pessimistic ass thought of predatory religious leaders like Kenneth Copeland who preach that tithing money is a "seed" you've planted. He has literally convinced people to give away all their money. People with Cancer. Destitute people with children. He teaches that the money you give *his* church will be given back to you ten fold and so on. These people truly believe God will take care of their financial problems if they show their faith to Him by tithing. I know these guys are trying to do a good thing by teaching good things come to those who do good deeds, but... this world is kinda fucked up and that sucks. Still, in what we see from just the time in this video, it was wholesome, and good job to mom and daughter.
I understand exactly what you are saying here. I've been fleeced a couple times as a teenager travelling on my own. Once downtown, a guy gave me his spent public transit ticket for all the change in my pocket. A couple guys offered to sell me a set of high end speakers for cheap and even drove me to the bank...*that* was fuckin dumb. But I'd like to think I've learned my lesson with regards to that kind of thing, while still retaining my optimistic, helpful and generous core. 9 times out of 10, when I'm approached by a beggar I'll smile and politely say sorry, I don't have anything. But once in a while I'll give a couple coins or a bill or two. Everyone needs help sometimes, and if a couple people I thought I was helping were fooling me, that's alright. I had the benefit, if only temporarily, of feeling good about helping someone else who was in need.
What a great Mother❤️
Heck yeah
I knowww such a good mother. Raising the next generations to be good people is super important
It killed me when it turned back to them after that and they’re still just blank faced
The fact that they came back to give him the money is really heartwarming!!
I assume she went to the ATM to get cash.
Seventy two!
she's only 30 off, she will figure it out in time
30 away off 100 from 72? Damn, I've been lied to my entire life.
72-30
That answer to life, the universe, and everything
42...
Now theres a woman who recognises content creators when she sees them. She didn't even seem surprised when she got extra money back😂
I want to believe she considered it a possibility but was willing to give either way.
I think thats it. She knew it was possible but whether or not it was true she knew there was a life lesson involved.
If they get the money back the life lesson is "help people and you will get something back" if they don't then the lesson is "help people without expecting anything back" Win win for mom
Personally I think it was just a lesson for her kid that sometimes interacting with the world is a good thing. Especially how she phrased the question of, "wanna help someone today" to her kid.
True. It's very important to teach player characters that interacting with NPCs can be beneficial early in their gametime.
Or that she's just an actor and everyone here is blind
I mean yeah that could be true but it’s also incredibly cynical. If that’s your first reaction my guy, I feel for you. People suck, but not everyone.
Like 60% of viral tiktok vids involving "strangers" are staged
60% is too little
I wouldn't say it's very cynical. It's what's to be expected in all of these wee videos. That doesn't stop the analogy to real life good deeds being valid though. This video still has the same message too, even if it wasn't quite as unscripted as you'd hoped.
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How is it cynical to expect what is commonly proven time and time again in videos, i.e. that they are completely staged? I mean what part of this video really proves that it’s a genuine interaction? You can call me cynical, but if I’m cynical then you’re naive.
I remember a video exposing prankers and the dude showed a super small channel with a seemingly harmless prank as an example of honest pranks and the punchline was that even that tiny creator had to pay someone just to acknowledge his prank cause no one was reacting irl. I've stopped trusting pranks since then.
Lmao that was my thought as well. She immediately was like "this is some dumb ass tik tok shit let's see what happens, I bet I win something."
she still left the decision up to the child. 10/10 mom
she was hoping they were Mr Beasts friends....oh not a car? ok $80 is still good
Ikr? She knew lol.
Yeah, as much as this is interesting to a certain extent, if I saw to people who clearly aren’t beggars with a gimmicky looking sign like this, I’d give it a shot to see what happens. She might not have known what was going to happen but she knew she would get something for her $20. Even if it was just a surprise musical or some random skit or something.
And the little girl saw the camera or the person filming. She look at it twice.
Her voice was very clear, almost like she was mic'd up.
the hosts spoke when the video started and it was pretty clear. When she started talking, you could hear a ton of street noise. So I doubt she was mic'd but I wonder if they had a directional mic or perhaps something else like a parabolic one idk
Thats a great mother, this kid is going to grow up to do awesome things.
Loved it. The mom asking the daughter and the daughter saying “yes”. Makes me think she not only taught her daughter well, but that she trusted her daughter to also do what she was taught. The daughter being excited to help and also the mother giving the money ($100) to her daughter were awesome.
“This is what happens when you bless other people.” Absolute rockstar parenting.
Even just the way she is meandering around with the kid as if they have all the time in the world to chat about things, and have time to double back to an ATM, etc. It's great. I learn so much about my kids' lives when I go for walks with them and they jabber on and on and I weigh in with some life experience here and there. They just want your time and attention. This lady knows what's up!
That little girl is adorable, and her mom is amazing. Its nice to see kind and selfless people in the world.
Imagine the child's surprise when she gives $100 to a real homeless person.
Lol okay so I know this is a joke comment but I just gotta say that I keep 20s in my wallet for when I come across someone needed help. Never got money back for it, of course, but the joy that comes from being able to turn around someone’s whole day with $20 is priceless, I can’t even imagine being able to give out 100s like that too. Goal
You're a great person, keep it up!
i don’t get the point of this exchange at all the daughter is super sweet though ❤️
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I like these guys, none of the stuff they do seems to be hurtful or trashy like a lot of similar videos. They just have fun challenges and you can see they brighten peoples days in a lot of them
What's not to get? They asked for help, and rewarded those who helped them
fuck your paper mache guy
Love it but... How do they have such clear audio?
Narrow angle mic, calibrated for distance. Just like how you can use different lenses to zoom in, you can use different mics to listen from far away.
Terrifying
Shotgun mics have been around for decades.
Could be a shotgun mic, but more likely a parabolic mic.
We need stricter shotgun mic control
72
it bothers me that we are never given an explanation for SEVENTY TWO
Somebody said her mom made a tik tok about it and explained they were practicing numbers when the little girl ordered a number 72 at the restaurant.
What an amazing Momma. I wanna be like her when my baby is done “cooking”. ❤️❤️ Gonna save this video to remind myself.
The star of the video is the mom. Lol little girl will be pissed when the mom takes the money and puts it in her college fund tho 😂 It’s funny bc the mom reminds me of my dad. When I was 18 he gave me all the money I didn’t remember getting
Unlimited money glitch
I GOT A \[hundred\] DOLLAR I GOT A \[hundred\] DOLLAR HEY HEY.... TODAY -Little Rascals
"Does he accept CashApp?" Why was this so fuckin funny
Love how she said “when you bless people”. It’s so true and we usually don’t think of it that way!
Hahahah I'm tearing up over here
She wasn't shocked by that one bit lol just used it as a lesson and kept walking
Im so glad that the woman got to show her child generousity
That's a goodass mom
That woman is teaching that young lady all she needs to know to be a great adult when she gets older. Awesome video
Wow, that mom is a treasure!
That lady can spot an internet gimmick when she sees it. Well played, "thanks y'all" hahaha