Clearly none of these psychics ever had the foresight to know that their "careers" were about to go up in a blaze of cringeworthy glory. James Randi makes an art out of exposing psychic frauds for all their deceptive antics.
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Man, this turned out to be quite the wholesome tale of malicious compliance. If anything, it wasn't really malicious at all. Steve gave Jim the opportunity to work with the kind of setup he wanted, and Jim ultimately learned that the original way of doing things was the far better way to operate. And then, when it's all said and done, Steve ends up giving Jim the extra bit of money, and letting him get back to the kind of work he learned that he wanted to do. If only the world had more bosses like Steve.
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Yikes. This entitled musician had the audacity to ask a talented drummer to fly out from Germany on their own dime, and also play the commercial gig for free. When confronted on the absurdity of the "offer", the choosing beggar tries to play the lame "do it for the love of music" card. Yeah, the love is great and all, but people gotta eat, my dude. Clearly, there was no wiggle room in this guy's entitled little bubble.
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While it was certainly a tough day for the drivers that had their cars towed, they also could've avoided that unfortunate, costly development if they'd just been a bit more considerate, and played by the rules. What a "ballet" kind of scene that must've been, when all those tow trucks and cop cars showed up. Parking Lot Grinch shouldn't be too hard on themselves. They were just trying to do the right thing for someone who really needed the extra support.
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This choosing beggar couldn't keep their story straight from the start. Apparently, them not being able to mooch off a classmate's notes will result in them straight up starving. It seems as if these entitled choosing beggars and their wealth of irrational demands will never stop popping out of the woodwork. It's up to the rest of the world to serve them the reality checks for free, when the opportunities present themselves.
Check out another wild choosing beggar case, with this YouTuber who demanded free commissions, got rejected, and then unleashed a storm of threats.
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It has been a rough publicity year for bats, and honestly we don't know if they're gonna be able to redeem themselves. That said, this guy has managed to make a lot of space in his face for banana, and that's something most of us can find a way to appreciate.
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It has been a rough publicity year for bats, and honestly we don't know if they're gonna be able to redeem themselves. That said, this guy has managed to make a lot of space in his face for banana, and that's something most of us can find a way to appreciate.
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Our brains are so wired to look for human faces and figures that it's not hard to see a pumpkin and determine that it's very angry. Also, it's kind of nice when a spill smiles up at you. It's like the spill itself is telling you not to worry. Things just happen to look like other things and luckily for us, most aren't terribly creepy, but you never know.
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Just a bit of foreground here and some shadows there, and boom, you've got yourself some eye confusing moments of double takery. It be the land of two headed dogs, photos that look dirty but aren't , and images where you can't tell if you're looking at a vast landscape or just the inside of a water bottle. It doesn't take much to throw off the eye in a double take inducing image of warped perspective.
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