When we were growing up, our parents told us a whole bunch of things. As we became adults ourselves, we realized that they’re not entirely true. Redditor @hightreez realized this and took to r/Millennials subreddit to ask, “What is the most ridiculous thing your parents ingrained in you that you now just realize" Here’s what people had to say from Buzzfeed.
- "That it was illegal to turn the interior lights of the car on while driving."
- "A 10-hour car ride with only one bathroom break is normal."
- "Living together before marriage is wrong, wrong, wrong on all levels. Not only is it a sin, but it proves the old expression 'Why buy the cow when you can get the milk free.' I'm very thankful I didn't live by this. I would have had a nasty divorce instead of just a difficult break-up."
- "Make sure to tell your boss that you want to work all the weekends, evenings, and holidays so that they know you really care about your job."
- "Stay with one company and be loyal and they’ll appreciate you and pay you more."
- "That you will drown and die if you swim after you eat."
- "The mystical 'permanent record lie.' If I got a detention, speeding ticket, any sort of ticket actually, it’d go on my permanent record and I’d never get into college or get a good job. It was the blanket fear approach instead of using truthful, realistic consequences for those situations."
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Tinder Date Takes Her To Meet Family On First Night
Bad Tinder dates come with the territory when you’re dating, and sometimes? Those awful and awkward Tinder dates become great entertainment for others. Like the one a woman on TikTok tells us about in response to another user’s question. “What is the worst first date you’ve ever been on?” The user who goes by @no_thanks3 recalls her first date with a guy who she met on Tinder and right after they matched, he messaged to ask, “Hey, how spontaneous are you?”
She told him she was up for it and he told her to be ready in an hour. He then picked her up for what turned out to be a unique experience.
I remember another story about a bad date we told on the air.
Her date suggested they meet at his place and drive together to the restaurant, and she agreed, even though it was 45-minutes to his house. When Elyse pulled up, he was outside waiting with the old “lost my keys” excuse. “Should I have just left him right there and gone home? Yes,” she says. “Did I? Absolutely not.” Instead, she drove to his chosen eatery – Taco Bell. He told her to go through the drive-thru, then leaned across her to order … 100 hard shell tacos! And that’s when he revealed that he “forgot” his wallet, so she had to pay.
He wanted to take the tacos back to his place, where he dumped the heap of tacos on the table and screamed, “Let’s feast!” And then his dad joined them and they all ate in silence until Elyse decided it was time to bail, but not before collecting the remaining tacos she’d paid for. “I walk out with boxes of tacos in my purse and I look back and I was like, ‘thank you for this experience, you will never hear from me again.’”
Source: Yahoo
Bad Date
We end up at this cliff-side restaurant, super nice, super boujee... we go inside this private backroom that has this amazing view and there are ten people sitting at the table,"
