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Video Of Little Boy Sobbing After Finding Out Trump Is A Real Person Goes Viral—And We Totally Get It
TikToker Annabelle Perez caught that devastating moment for her young son, Andy, when she walked in on her husband holding their son in his lap, their son visibly upset.
When she asked him what was wrong, Andy blubbered:
"He said that Donald Trump was real."
Perez confirmed, perhaps too quickly and emphatically, that President Donald Trump was, in fact, real, and the rest of the video was spent with young Andy sobbing on his dad's lap.
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TikTok united in the comments section, totally feeling for Andy and what he must have been going through in discovering that the man he's seen on the news was not, in fact, a fictional character or super villain.
Rather, he's the President of the United States—and serving his second term to boot. Imagine how world-rocking that must have been!
TikTokers found Andy's reaction to be perfectly valid.
Some hugged it out with little Andy in the comments section, saying they were crying, too.
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Others agreed and said the revelation was like something out of a horror movie.
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Some even treated the comments section like a therapy session.
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A few days later, little Andy appeared in another one of his mom's videos, in which he was much happier.
"We're not as sad today, but we do have Cheetos!"
He excitedly ate Flamin' Hot Cheetos and even complimented those watching by saying that they looked like a Hot Cheeto.
So there you have it: President Donald Trump might be real, and we might not all like it, but at least we can have Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
Woman Stunned After Best Friend Of 23 Years Ends Friendship Over Her 'Mom Shorts'
TikToker @originalsugarphly began filming, speaking to herself in the mirror, and appearing exhausted and devastated.
"23 years. 23 years of being best friends out the window."
"Why?"
She then stepped back and scanned herself up and down, wearing a short, brown t-shirt, and the new American Eagle "mom shorts," which offer a three-inch in-seam, are high-rise, and fully cover the person in the front and the back.
The TikToker appeared flabbergasted.
"[Because of] these shorts."
The previous weekend, TikToker @originalsugarphly flew to Las Vegas to spend time with her best friend, help her best friend prepare for a housewarming party, and go with her best friend and two sons, ages 14 and 17, to do their back-to-school shopping.
She believed everything went well and that everyone had a good time. That was until she received a phone call shortly before this video was filmed.
She recounted the conversation:
"About an hour ago, she calls me, we're having a normal conversation, and then all of a sudden, she mentions her boys were uncomfortable, specifically the younger one."
"I said, 'What do you mean they were uncomfortable?'"
"She said, 'Your shorts were so short. They were inappropriate, and you made them uncomfortable. You could see your whole butt hanging out!'"
"I'm sorry, but you can't see my butt."
She then pivoted to show the back of her shorts in the mirror. The shorts looked high-waisted in the back, too, and her butt and thighs immediately below the buttocks level were totally covered.
The TikToker appeared increasingly frustrated.
"My butt's covered. It's covered. They're mom shorts."
"But I will say, if anyone had mentioned that they thought what I was wearing was inappropriate, I would have changed clothing. But no, everything was fine, and now we're having this conversation."
"I pushed back and said, 'They're not inappropriate. I feel they are appropriate. I feel they are how I normally dress.'"
"She goes off and tells me that because of the things that have happened, her 14-year-old is going to need therapy to deal with how he's feeling, and they're not used to seeing people dressed like this and dressed so inappropriately."
"I'm like, 'They live in Las Vegas. You live in Vegas. You're telling me they don't see this?'"
"And she said, 'No, they're never around it. Your whole butt was out, and it was so inappropriate.'"
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Some reassured the TikToker that the jeans were totally appropriate and not the problem.
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Others agreed and were sure there were deeper problems or insecurities at work.
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Everyone has a different sense of what makes them comfortable and what they believe is appropriate, but everyone could agree that they couldn't understand how this was friendship-ending.
Rather, it seemed that there was some other problem going on with the TikToker's friend. And honestly, it sounds like she might be better off without that "friend."
Woman Sparks Debate By Putting Out Small Fire At Dunkin' Donuts After Workers Ignored It
She began recording a video while waiting in line, panning back and forth between the Dunkin' Donuts kitchen, where a flame was climbing out of the very top stacked oven, the flame nearly touching the ceiling, and the front counter, where none of the Dunkin' staff was paying the flame any mind.
One Dunkin' employee did address the flame somewhat, as she walked to the back of the kitchen, grabbed a broom, and proceeded to fan the flame with the handle end of the broom. This elicited a laugh from a coworker, but when the broom did not help, the employee gave up and went back to work.
Conklin then spoke up, addressing another Dunkin' employee and asking if they had a fire extinguisher. The employee did not at first seem to even know where the fire extinguisher was located, but then found it on the wall right next to where the fire was happening.
The TikToker set down her phone, still recording, showed the staff member how to use the fire extinguisher, and thoroughly sprayed the oven, which caused a plume of smoke and fire extinguisher kickback throughout the Dunkin' Donuts. She then informed the employees that they'd also need to call the fire department.
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Some were shocked by how the Dunkin' staff ignored the flame and were grateful that Conklin was there to help.
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But others were critical of what Conklin had done, certain that this impacted the flow of operations for the rest of the day at that Dunkin' Donuts location.
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In response to the criticism, Conklin shared a quick follow-up video, where she said that she did the best she could.
She explained in the video that she was just trying to help and that the staff appeared thankful for her to help them.
She called the fire department after because of the state of the restaurant, and everything checked out, and the restaurant was open and operating again the next day.
You can watch the follow-up video here:
It must be shocking to walk into a restaurant and witness a fire, and it seems that the only people who were comfortable with the concept were those who have worked in fast food or coffeehouses and witnessed fires in the past.
But perhaps it was a "better safe than sorry" situation, in which at least Conklin stepped up and helped while so many people just stood there and watched.
