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u/jucacobe 3d ago
This is an insurance ad
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u/throwawayadvice12344 3d ago
We went from hating ad breaks on TV to watching ads for entertainment. What the hell happened?
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u/SmallAstronaut08 3d ago
I just explained that this is staged and people downvote me LOL
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u/JamieMarlee 3d ago
It is staged. Yes. But the sentiment is still analogous to real life. I do this with my toddler! It's just a protective gesture.
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u/thissexypoptart 3d ago
lol there have been at least 2 or 3 videos with different people and different settings (same country though) that do the exact same sequence of motions
It’s a skit. And at this point a skit that references other skits. Of course it’s not real.
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u/CeruleanEidolon 2d ago
Some people just don't want to live in reality anymore. I can't say I blame them too much.
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u/Fit-Friendship-9097 3d ago
I do cover corners for my clumsy loved ones though and will pass you a tissue if I hear you sniffle and I really like when someone does the same for me 🥰 So that particular clip may be staged but the actions are real
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u/alfazeroneko01 3d ago
After being married for 30-50 years, it'll almost be a reflex or instinct to care and protect your wife. And big bonus points if the woman appreciates and loves him.
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u/External-Bike4009 3d ago
If she doesnt then you will eventually stop doing those small things, its reciprocal, not one way.
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u/InvestigatorDry611 2d ago
After decades of being together, the bond becomes so strong that it almost becomes second nature to care for and protect one another.
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u/InvestigatorDry611 2d ago
After decades of being together, the bond becomes so strong that it almost becomes second nature to care for and protect one another.
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u/Answerologist 3d ago
I understand handing the tissue, but what did grabbing the corner have to do with fine behavior?
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u/nathos_thanatos 3d ago
He put his hand there so she wouldn't accidentally hit a sharp corner while raising her head. It's really sweet and considerate.
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u/Worried_Description 3d ago
He covers the corner with his hand so when she comes back up she won't hit the corner. She wasn't even close, but it's still a very kind gesture to ensure she doesn't get hurt. :)
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u/Explosion-Of-Hubris 3d ago
I think it's to make sure she doesn't hit the sharp corner when she gets back up.
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u/alfazeroneko01 3d ago
Hitting your head on a corner hurts like a mother trucker. It applies to all genders and ages
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u/MaidMarian20 3d ago
He might also be making sure her glass doesn’t get knocked over so she doesn’t accidentally get wet.
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u/ItsNotTacoTuesday 3d ago
I know it’s staged BUT it’s so sweet, he does it automatically without even breaking conversation or eye contact, and then she pats his hand like she’s saying “thanks honey”. What a gentleman, what a sweet couple.
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u/SmallAstronaut08 3d ago
The video is fake and older than time itself.
I can’t believe people are still falling for this lol
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u/MaidMarian20 3d ago
Just curious, How do you know the video is fake? lol. Makes me wonder What exactly am I falling for, a lesson in effortless good manners? Lol.
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u/Juuber 3d ago
Others have pointed out its a commercial
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u/MaidMarian20 2d ago
Ohhh, a commercial! Thats it! After looking at it again, their movements are so synchronized makes sense they might have been staged, and rehearsed. Got it. TIL how to better spot a fake. Thank you!
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u/SmallAstronaut08 3d ago
The camera is perfectly still. No way somebody is holding it. Also, why would someone make a video at a couple talking into the store? What’s the point?
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u/SmallAstronaut08 3d ago edited 3d ago
Snarkey for what? Expressing my opinion that the video is staged? Alright man, sorry that in your country don't allow you to express your opinion. Now get of the VPN and go touch some grass.
We’ve agreed it’s a tripod, can we focus on why the video was filmed in the first place? There’s nothing out of the ordinary happening in this interaction—just an object falling and a guy showing some mannerisms toward his lady.
Why go through all the effort of setting up a tripod and a camera in a store just to film a couple talking to a vendor? LMAO
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u/Necessary_Share7018 3d ago
I move my wife’s glass away from the edge of the table every time she takes a sip. If I don’t, it will get knocked over. She’s a hand talker.
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u/hatenames385 1d ago
I wish my husband was half that observant! I would have hit my head, chocked on the water and had to use the shirt to dry off!
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u/Fluffy-Awareness8286 3d ago
I don't understand this fucking magic, and i hate the fact that i can't do that.
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u/Ok-Skirt-7884 2d ago
When treating your spouse as a toddler turns out to be a source of perpetual bliss.
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u/Otherwise-Remove4681 3d ago
I’d ditch the clumsy mf if she managed to hit her head on that corner or whatever was the gesture for.
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u/FaraYuki09 3d ago
He's still into the conversation and knows how to care for his wife without even looking or stopping the convo. Ereganto!!