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Here's my sister giving me some serious news about a family member.
Kill the other Paul. There! No more confusion
They both had a stroke.
I'm dead. How is anyone this bad at delivering crucial information?
Maybe she was the one having a stroke lol
You shouldn't ask both sides of a yes-or-no question. Especially to a moron.
It wasn't even a yes-or-no question!!!
"Was it this guy? Or the other guy?" = "Yes"
That's two separate yes-or-no questions.
"Was it this guy?"
"Ye-"
"Or the other guy?"
"Yes."
All she had to do was specify between the two. She did not. I had to get the info from someone else.
But then again, I'm probably the fool for assuming her common sense is at least baseline.
It was Paul!
Y'all testin' me.
Omg, thank you for sharing.
I hope my pain brought people joy.
That's a hilarious exchange 🤣
I was about to go over there and give her a medical emergency.
I’m definitely telling my brother I’ll hit him with my car next time he’s difficult
Wield it like a baseball bat. That'll teach him!
I can feel the frustration through the image. Hope Paul's doing ok, once you figure out which one.
He's doing better now, thanks!
But my dear sister is still the same, unfortunately.
I am experiencing the same frustration while you reply but still haven’t told us which Paul
It’s obvious from this exchange:
The sister (grey) was clearly responding to “Mom’s brother?????”, but just as she hit “send”, teal asked “Or Jeanie’s husband?????”.
People who give both options in an obvious one-or-the-other question deserve to receive “Yes” as a response.
Also, what is “Jsuk”?
Yes.