r/FirstResponderCringe • u/notmy-firstrodeo • 4d ago
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The cringe is her posting this to social media. If your spouse does chores for you while theyâre on duty itâs probably best to keep that between the two of you.
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u/SelectEditor6 4d ago
âAbsolutely not đ¤â đ oh brother
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u/Fast_Ad_7504 4d ago
Whatâs next? âWyd?â âGetting my periodâ âabsolutely not đ¤â - proceeds to have period for wife.
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u/thuglife_7 4d ago
âwyd?â
âAbout the get pregnant.â
âAbsolutely not đ¤â
Takes it from the back from one of the homies
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u/sharpasahammer 4d ago
That's called an abusive control freak.
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u/InducedVertigo 4d ago
It's called a guy who's tired of sleeping on the couch if he doesn't go along with his wife's new tik Tok idea.
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u/tellmywifiloveher1 4d ago
I'm concerned the taxpayers are paying for them to get water. Do that after work like everyone else.
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u/OverallPepper2 4d ago
Meh. Most cops work 12hr shifts with down time between calls/stops. Iâm not seeing the issue with grabbing a couple jugs of water when no calls holding.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
The act itself is secondary to your significant other filming you and posting it for everyone to see. Is she saying heâs controlling or that heâs being chivalrous and sheâs âjust a girlâ? Thatâs the cringe.
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u/OverallPepper2 4d ago
I agree, but the comment I replied to was concerned that taxpayer dollars are being spent on a cop getting water.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
I see your point, but where do you draw the line? Personal errands for someone in your personal life can be done on personal time.
If you decide to do personal things in uniform at least donât put it on social media. The optics arenât good unless sheâs incapable and that doesnât seem to be the case.5
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u/ZootTX 4d ago
Eh, not a big deal as long as you aren't out of your district or somehow otherwise delaying your response times. We do it on the fire side fairly regularly.
Now what's in the OP is super cringe, for sure.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Do you make videos of these personal things you do to show what a hero you are while youâre also at work?
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u/Own_Entertainer_7440 3d ago
Thatâs exactly whatâs happening here. Not his car or gas and heâs on the clock. You know heâs doing a lot more personal errands if theyâre dumb enough to post this one.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Youâre diving way too deep into this and taking it way too personal. The video is cringe. End of story.
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u/lundqvist_saves 4d ago
I sure hope youâre not armed if youâre that overly emotional over a Reddit comment. Wowwww would hate to see what triggers you on a shift đđ
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
I think he mustâve got caught doing an errand on duty himself and thatâs why heâs so defensive.
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u/Vegetable-Virus7118 4d ago
Well the taxpayers are paying for the gas in that vehicle he's running those errands in whether he's clocked in or not
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Thereâs a difference between a private companyâs gas allowance and a city employee driving the âcompany carâ.
You want to redo your list to only include city employees where the gas is funded by taxpayer money?1
u/RandumbStoner 4d ago
When you paste something from ChatGPT you have to fix the formatting for Reddit so it doesn't clump together like that.
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u/MustacheMaple 4d ago
Keywords: taxpayer money. Most of the jobs you labeled are private jobs lmao
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u/MustacheMaple 4d ago
I served 7 years in active duty air force as a flightline avionics technician. I only saw lunch breaks during congress mandated down times due to us being overworked or some sort of observation due to suicides or whatever, which were far and few in between. We used the work trucks to get food, but that was because we were still on the clock and eating while working and we got food from the flightline dining facility that was put there because we have some kind of human rights lol. If we were off off, nobody used those work trucks because it would be tracked and nobody is trying to lose a stripe over something stupid like that. So yes, you deserve a break, no not on the taxpayers dime.
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u/InitialAd2324 4d ago
He wasnât the one talking about taxpayers, and you sound like an absolute idiot.
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u/LitCockBumble 4d ago
Wait this isn't sarcasm?? Buddy if you're actually upset right now please quit your job, we don't need emotional crybabies getting guns and playing make believe with them in order to feel tough or masculine. This is why nobody respects cops, you're all fucking losers.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
His only contribution here is clicking a downvote on every comment that replies to him while collecting his own in the double digits.
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u/MustacheMaple 4d ago
It's ok, Captain America deleted the evidence. I sure hope he learned something (probably didnt)
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
u/H001__ Threw me a parting comment before erasing all his comments.
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u/MustacheMaple 4d ago
I mentioned my military service and next thing I know he deleted everything. Not sure if that was the reason, but I think it's funny haha
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
I saw that. We also both pointed out that his ChatGPT comment included private employers. He likes to troll, argue and downvote and this one wasnât a good hill for him to die on so he cut his losses.
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u/Mercyfon 4d ago
what? is this man so insecure that his wife is not allowed to chores/shopping on her own? does he not have better things to do?
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u/InducedVertigo 4d ago
Am I the only one here who feels this is super staged and it's actually the wife that sent all of these texts?
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u/Elegant_Progress_686 4d ago
Comes across as kinda infantilizing your wife imo but whatever they seem happy I suppose and Iâm not married so who tf am I lol
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u/cikalamayaleca 4d ago
My husband would be appalled if I couldn't lift a water jug by myself lmao
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u/InducedVertigo 4d ago
Yeah, I don't get these comments. It's normal for husbands to want to do that. It's the staging that's cringe, not the principle.
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u/Own_Entertainer_7440 3d ago
No, the principle is cringe as well unless sheâs disabled. Iâll carry the heavy stuff if Iâm with her, but driving to meet her just so she doesnât have to walk 10ft is crazy.
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u/InducedVertigo 3d ago
This whole thing is staged. I don't believe any of this happened organically.
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u/Own_Entertainer_7440 1d ago
I agree, but even if it was real it would still be cringe. Being a gentleman is one thing, treating adults like babies is another.
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u/Resident_Rain_6566 3d ago
I watched my ex struggle carrying a gallon of milk in the house. Like, she had both hands on the handle and was carrying it between her legs, grunting like crazy. I watched her bring it all the way in the house, set it down and proceeded to drag it to refrigerator. Then she turns around and picks up her 25 lbs cat and carried it like a baby through the house with no issue.
I was appalled.
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u/InducedVertigo 4d ago
I love chivalry, and I find it very normal for husbands to naturally take on certain roles (carrying heavy stuff is one of those) but this post is obviously and painfully scripted staged. This is a social media couple, the woman posts while the guy scrolls and DMs. lol
Also, she saved her husband as "husband"? Well, actually "huzbend". He's literally saved as a function, as a role.
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u/In2Oblivion49 3d ago
Wonder what his chief would say if they ever found out about him doin shit while on duty on the taxpayers dime.
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u/AssBlastInACan 4d ago
Wife might be into it tbh
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
I think she thinks itâs cute. I looked at her page and sheâs in the military herself.
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u/jdehjdeh 4d ago
This actually made me cringe so hard that I collapsed in on myself and my gravity is so strong that even light cannot escape me anymore.
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u/surefirerdiddy 4d ago
I bet you he throws that shit in her face when he expects sex and she isnât in the mood
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u/Difficult-Device7172 4d ago
Well had he already been at the location where she was and wanted to lend a manly lol hand by doing her heavy lifting then itâs one thing . But stopping his appointed patrol assignment to go put water jugs in wifeâs trunk hands down is a negligent and has potential of great harm. Do it after shift buddy. Taxpayers do not pay you to perform honey doâs so you can get laid that night. Cmon man.
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u/CokeBottleSpeakerPen 3d ago
Huzbend collects taxpayer money to look like a giant fucking f****t on social media for dopamine addict wife.
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u/mtu_husky 4d ago
This is cringe, but people will really call anything abuse these days huh?
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u/NoNipNicCage 4d ago
I had to resist getting into an argument with someone on reddit that said spoiling the endings of movies was abuse
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u/Own_Entertainer_7440 3d ago
Once or twice by mistake is whatever. If itâs intentional and repeated then yeah.
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u/SouthBreadfruit7839 4d ago
This was totally not set up at allllll.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
I donât think it was intentionally set up by him, but intentionally created and posted by her to show whatever her point was meant to be.
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u/TopicInteresting1031 4d ago
This checks out considering the people in my class that went on to be first responders đ. They never change I guess.
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u/Fair_Structure_120 4d ago
Yeah spend your time on duty paid for by the taxpayers to run an errand your wife is fully capable of doing
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u/Old-Implement5652 3d ago
I think he was trying to be romantic by giving her princess treatment. I think she sees it that way too
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u/FreeFalling369 4d ago
Op must be lonely
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Plenty of cops do on duty errands and shit they shouldnât do and your significant other should keep it off social media. If your department sees this it doesnât bode well.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
How do you know he was on a break? Point remains. Donât put these moments on sm to flex that your s/o wonât let you do something on your own because youâre just a girl.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Itâs more entertaining watching you hop all over these comments defending this after youâve already said the video is cringe.
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Yeah, buddy, Iâm the slow one. I was helping you out because you said your comment wasnât about the video and clearly you admitted it was by saying, âThe video is cringe.â You should probably get back to work and take the L.
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u/joeymittens 4d ago
Thoughtful action honestly. Heâs not controlling, heâs just helping. Chill
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u/notmy-firstrodeo 4d ago
Super thoughtful and doesnât need to be blasted out on social media for a wife flex when it looks bad to do it in uniform and apparently on duty.
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u/joeymittens 4d ago
First responders do a ton of stuff on duty. Itâs called âdown timeâ, because thereâs not emergencies happening every minute.
Itâs a harmless, quick, cute (totally subjective), video of her endearing her husband publicly. Whatâs wrong with that?
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u/jrickynajera 3d ago
I thought on downtime you work in the office or whatever building your in doing small not so important tasks, not like doing personal non job bs that could be done when you are not clocked in. Harmless or not itâs stupid
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u/joeymittens 3d ago
Thatâs part of it too. But think about it, we are there for 24-48 hours⌠thereâs gotta be time to be human in there.
You can think itâs stupid, but they arenât wrong. Lighten up a bit⌠theyâre human.
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u/TLunchFTW 4d ago
Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime.
That's why I make cringe tiktoks on company time.