The "AI Housekeeper" Prank

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  @jayzo · 9 months ago

  Nuclear take: Can we just <i>not</i> emotionally manipulate our partners. IDK if people are doing this as a &quot;prank&quot; or as a &quot;test&quot; to see if the person cares, but either way it&apos;s just shitty.

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• NA

  @namoric · 9 months ago

  I tried this with my wife, and she just said, &quot;you dumbass, I&apos;m sitting right in front of you&quot; and then we both laughed.

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• TH

  @TheKoi-k4e · 9 months ago

  &quot;where are her clothes&quot; had me dying, I thought women could dress however they wanted for themselves? why are gym clothes suddenly inappropriate while she&apos;s performing physical exertion? I thought a sports bra and leggings were just normal apparel??

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• SA

  @SaintAnimus · 9 months ago

  He was def trying to mess with her, but immediately calling someone in his inner circle up, even hypothetically, is FUCKED. UP. &nbsp;The speed at which she thought this is a huge red flag.

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• NE

  @NezzConstantine · 9 months ago

  I mean, is &quot;You haven&apos;t cleaned in weeks&quot; really that much different of an insult than a wife or GF saying &quot;It&apos;s been weeks and you still haven&apos;t fixed the sink.&quot; Seems like fair game to me lol.

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• AN

  @AnonymousObserver · 8 months ago

  Genderswap absolutely did not survive this and you were demonstrating it perfectly in this video

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• SH

  @ShouOokami · 9 months ago

  They&apos;re both assholes but the fact that she went for someone he knew in response to a random woman SUPER quick is a bit sus.

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• HU

  @Human-hs8sp · 9 months ago

  I&apos;m surprised there aren&apos;t any wolfmen, demons or dragon plumbers. Seems pretty speciesist!

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• TH

  @TheShadowguy64 · 9 months ago

  Anyone else notice that Lauren is having a much more visceral reaction to this than the other one?

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• RI

  @ripperdjak6224 · 9 months ago

  &quot;prank&quot; these days just means &quot;excuse to emotionally abuse&quot;.

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• SF

  @SFontaine · 9 months ago

  My wife and I were together for 20 years and never felt the need to &quot;test&quot; each other&apos;s love and/or commitment. WTF is wrong with these people?! The men and the women. What is the point? If they feel the need to do that sort of stuff to each other, they&apos;re not capable of maintaining a successful relationship, anyway. Smh 😔

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• AR

  @artwebb6939 · 9 months ago

  If my SO &apos;pranked&apos; me like this, that is no longer my SO<br>I would expect the same if I &nbsp;did it

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