r/Unexpected • u/Business_Bill8752 • 2d ago
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u/IsThereCheese 2d ago
Always cut towards your fingers
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u/swampopawaho 2d ago
Well, he was carefully lifting one of his fingers our of harm's way...
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u/NobodyLikedThat1 2d ago
You could probably just cut away from your fingers and not worry about that part
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u/hyeongseop 2d ago
And hold your pineapple precariously so all the precious golden juice drips on the pavement
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u/CommercialDream618 2d ago
Usually my response is "that's just something we tell kids, everyone cuts towards themselves." But in this case I have no idea why he wouldn't cut top down, also no clue why he wouldnt at least rest it on a cutting board.
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u/foolbull 2d ago
Every time a see a pineapple I remember people use to rent them for parties as a status symbol.
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u/omgitschriso 2d ago
Now my wife hangs one upside down on our apartment door every time I go away on work trips, because it wards off bad spirits. She gets so paranoid when I'm away she barely ever even answers my phone calls.
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u/deeznughtz 2d ago
Oh no, that's terrible. What's your address so I can make sure I stay away from that apartment?
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u/PsychologicalSail799 2d ago
Today they're still used at parties, and still for status, but instead of your financial status it's to share the status of how willing you are to watch someone bang your wife.
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u/RRumpleTeazzer 2d ago
is this some secret party code?
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u/PsychologicalSail799 2d ago
They're used to signify swinger parties.
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u/runkeby 2d ago
For real? I might've made a mistake. Repeatedly.
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u/mishonis- 2d ago
It's a symbol only if it's an upside down pineapple.
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u/Wighen18 2d ago
what if it's upside down in a cake?
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u/mace_guy 2d ago
Surely the invite to a swinger party makes it clear its a swinger party?
Do swingers invite random couples and reveal the pineapple later? See the pineapple, now you have to let Bubba bang your wife
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u/light_to_shaddow 2d ago
Anything the rich can do to separate themselves from the rest of us, they'll do.
Eating hard to obtain, massively expensive shit is one way.
It's why you see so many grand houses with pineapple motifs.
https://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/properties/pineapple/
But if your after a way to Brewster your millions, £10,000 for a Heligan Pineapple made the traditional English way, would be my choice.
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u/Deaffin 2d ago
Anything the rich can do to separate themselves from the rest of us, they'll do.
It's mostly just competition with their peers, as people do. Bob isn't putting in all that effort toward maintaining his lawn and making his car shiny to dunk on the homeless, he's trying to show up his neighbor across the street.
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u/TheSodernauts 2d ago
So that's why I can buy a decorative ceramic pine apple painted in gold in those home furnishings stores. I always thought it was oddly specific to buy a pineapple thingy-majing.
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u/Dal90 2d ago
It is a tradition in New England, particularly coastal communities, that represented the successful completion of a trading or whaling journey. Captains came back with a pineapple and displayed it in front of their house to let people know they returned, part as an open house to come and visit and part advertising their success to gain investors for the next journey.
https://a4arch.com/a4-spotlight-the-history-of-architectural-pineapples-in-newport/
The South also seems to have adopted it as a symbol of prosperity and hospitality as well.
(And yes, the elephant sitting in the corner of the room which helps connect the customs and regions is that many of the successful trading journeys of New Englanders involved the triangular slave trade...before they developed moral qualms about that and turned instead to smuggling opium into China. Which means the whalers even by today's standards were the least ethically problematic of the bunch.)
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u/mouaragon 2d ago
What? Where and when did that happen?
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u/foolbull 2d ago edited 2d ago
On earth, in the past.
“Renting pineapples was a real historical practice in 18th-century Britain where people paid to borrow the exotic fruit for a single night just to display it as a status symbol at parties.”
I’m not saying if the British elite weren’t so worried about securing a pineapple for their next party America would have lost the war. But who knows.
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u/POI_Harold-Finch 2d ago
it went from oddlystatisfying to just oh noooooooo man
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u/fieregon 2d ago edited 2d ago
Definitely not, dude got me nervous since he was cutting towards him, always cut away from you, I thought he was gonna cut a finger every time.
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u/SeeJayThinks 2d ago
When he put his index forward for balance... I was...
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u/LEGITIMATE_SOURCE 2d ago
Balance.......
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u/loganator4561 2d ago
My dad had a saying "cut towards your buddy not your body"
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u/timbillyosu 2d ago
To avoid getting bloody cut towards your buddy
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u/PunctuationGood 2d ago
And then, three years later, I'll be like "Wait, how did that menmonic go? Was that towards my buddy or towards my body?"
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u/holyfire001202 2d ago
"Well, let me think about it... Who would I prefer to accidentally cut? Obviously myself before my buddy... It must have been 'cut towards your body, not your buddy.'"
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u/Nowhere_Man_Forever 2d ago
Yeah to me the unexpected part was that this didn't end with him cutting off a finger of otherwise horribly injuring himself. Growing up on the 00s internet really messed with my expectations
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u/Objective_Soup7840 2d ago
I tell this to people who cant use a knife... i do it all the time, I've been using knives in kitchens for almost 20 years, but would NEVER do this lol
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u/SiddharthJain131 2d ago
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u/PimpNamedSliqBaq 2d ago
This was a r/maybemaybemaybe for me, i was worried about dudes fingers the whole time
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u/Elddif_Dog 2d ago
sharp my butt.
that pineapple looks so ripe you could probably cut it with a spoon.
the peel was all that was holding it together
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u/DerangedAsshole 2d ago
It's both. No matter how ripe the pineapple is, that skin is a pain to cut.
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u/brakeline 2d ago
He's not cutting the skin, he is taking shunks of the ripe pulp
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u/YouStupidAssholeFuck 2d ago
Punish me, daddy.
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u/CartographerHumble74 2d ago
i squirt more than that pineapple
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u/digno2 2d ago
calling piss "squirt" was the best marketing trick the porn industry ever done
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u/samir_saritoglu 2d ago
Once in my life I do cut a pineapple with a spoon. I was in a business trip in China and I had no knife, however I wanted to eat a pineapple, and of my favorite fruits. So the spoon was the only option.
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u/ClaroStar 2d ago
Never cut toward yourself.
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u/Auctoritate 2d ago
Honestly, this is just one of those rules of thumb that starts being less applicable when you develop more professional skills and just get better at doing things. For instance, woodworkers cut towards themselves all the time with tools like draw knives.
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u/SoylentVerdigris 2d ago
I mean, draw knives are all but impossible to hit yourself with unless you're sticking your knee in the way or something. But yes, when you're cutting something with almost no resistance like this it's not particularly dangerous unless you're hopelessly uncoordinated. Just don't force it through any unexpected snag and you'll be fine.
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u/Scythe351 2d ago
Why did it spontaneously break in half?
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u/Projectstfu 2d ago
Not 100% sure but it is dripping like crazy and basically falling apart. It looks like it might have been boiled.
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u/Scythe351 2d ago
Lol I was thinking that was pineapple juice. Legit thought "this is the juciest pineapple I've ever seen but why is it leaking like that from having the skin cut?"
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u/AviatorJac 2d ago
a slap on the back of my head from my dad if I cut toward myself, another slap from my mom for wasting food
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u/voododoll 2d ago
Wasted so much juice… wasted
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u/iruleatants 2d ago
I mean, he also wastes half of it when it breaks in half at the end.
But I'm not entirely sure it's wasting since I think that's well on its way to rotting.
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u/JazzlikeConflict6626 2d ago edited 2d ago
Why is the video clipped when it fell off? I started to see this recently, is it kind of the new trend? Do you get more views?
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u/mike_b_nimble 2d ago
I’ve been noticing this for a couple years. You watch 60 seconds of nothing then the video cuts outs 3 frames into the money shot.
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u/noproblem_bro_ 2d ago
Not me thinking that the real twist is there is no cutting of his own finger
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u/Sorry_Economist_5844 2d ago
“A knife as sharp as the devil himself is what I asked for” - The man from Hollywood
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u/Boring_Newspaper_551 2d ago
I have a scar on my finger reminding me to never do something like that...
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u/Old_Shake3789 2d ago
Man I hate watching that, there is a reason you never cut towards yourself it's just asking for trouble.
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u/Healthy_Squash4133 2d ago
Ginsu Knife from the late 1970's. Never sharpened. Those knives were badass!
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u/Thunderflex1 2d ago
Sometimes everything falls apart right at the end, even when you do everything right.
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u/JBluHevn 2d ago
At the end of the clip music started playing in my brain and the text Directed by: Robert E. Weide appeared.
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u/hyrulepirate 2d ago
I've seen lots of pineapple vendors cutting the fruit. This is definitely the worst one.
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u/Glittering_End_6864 2d ago
I hate people who talk non-fucking-stop.
I was at a coffee shop yesterday, two women, sitting at two different tables by they way, talked non stop for at least an hour, and there were literal times when they were both talking at the same time for like minutes at a time.
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u/LazyOldCat 2d ago
My 1st thought was sure it’s sharp but that’s overripe and soft AF. Then it collapsed 😆
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u/asphalt_licker 2d ago
I had a feeling the pineapple would fall off but I thought it would be at the stalk.
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u/Key_Change_6635 2d ago
I thought it would be the alarm going off and cops chasing thieves in the background
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u/InfamousEconomy3972 2d ago
I was hoping he was cutting over a bowl or something something so he'd catch all that sweet, sweet pineapple juice.
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u/BlankBehindTheEyes 2d ago
Seems like he could be doing this
- Away from himself
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- On a table.
That pineapple looks good AF tho.
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The pineapple just snapped in half at the end 😭
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