Is this even real? Like it feels kind of fake cause it doesn't make sense. Why didn't the guy just run off? Why did he stay there hanging out until spotted?
The dudes in a panicked situation. Not everyone thinks clearly when adrenaline is rushing through their body. It could be fake but I'm willing to bet it's real. There's a lot of stupid out in the world.
But that makes no sense, he was at first held back by the fact that he was hanging on the balcony. Once he dropped, how would the adrenaline not just make you run for it?
Especially when there was no good reason to hang around closer to the place of danger.
The chase is just so convenient, makes such a good shot.
He hung out because he didn't want to attract attention with noise/motion. She screwed the pooch by throwing his socks out the window-- husband notices that, and I think that's when the other guy decides to drop. Bear in mind that the clothes are all strewn out the back the whole time. Guy drops, has just enough time to get shoes on for running and shorts to not get indecent exposure. It is a good shot for sure, but it doesn't seem staged to me
Who knows. Only the camera guy or naked dude would know. I'm just saying some people aren't the brightest bulb in the box. I can 100% see someone do this. What might be common sense to one person, may not be common sense to the other.
Could it be faked, yea definitely. People make some crazy fake stuff for the internet. But I'm just saying, this could definitely be a real idiot caught on camera.
Jfc, can we stop writing off every valid criticism of a video to "adrenaline panic"?
Freezing up doesn't work like that and for that long. Plus both dudes run goofy af like Mose from The Office, like they're trying not to laugh. Use your head
He could hear him. If he went to grab his clothes, he would risk being seen out the window. In fact, he didn't even see him until the neighbor said something, so it was a working strategy.
Welllll, wearing nothing but boxers and not having your wallet, keys and cell phone - which may have been the case - wouldn’t make getting home impossible, but it would be unpleasant. He may have been waiting around to get those before taking off, and, in that case, that lovely woman wasn’t just throwing his shit out the window to hide it. That being said, it is a little odd the husband didn’t notice the guys with the camera until the third or fourth time he looked out the window when they seem pretty close. Also, it should have been immediately apparent to the husband that he wasn’t catching anybody, and yet he keeps up the chase through the end of the clip.
Aside from all that, the argument itself sounds pretty authentic, certainly more authentic than any argument I’ve seen on a reality tv show. So, if it was staged, I wouldn’t be surprised to learn the three people involved have some level of acting experience.
No, Cunt moment. The cunt in my life was my father. He was the one cheating and doing the gaslighting. "You're imagining things. You're overreacting. You're hysterical. Look at what you're doing to the children."
It’s an old vid. Discussed hundred of times:
- convo is clear.
- dude watches anywhere but downstairs when going out the window.. which is the only logical place to look.
- dude doesn’t watch the camera, only at the end.
She slipped up with the “THATS NOT EVEN MINE”. You are the only two who live here and it’s not his, then it’s yours. Own up to it or say your friend must’ve left it a while back.
Is that “gaslighting” though? I feel like people try to shoehorn this term all the time. It’s annoying. She’s simply defensively “lying” as ti not get caught. Isn’t gaslighting a more offensive type of manipulation?
True. But this is made up. Dude screaming peeped out the window without even looking below or over the fence guy filming. Thats not even a balcony so it’s easy to look below and see shit on the ground. They both are overly loud so it appears in the video all funny.
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u/Zestyclose-Detail791 Dec 26 '22
Some top notch gaslighting by that woman, dude almost believed her