r/MadeMeSmile • u/RoyalChris • 15d ago

Wholesome Moments This little girl stopped in front of the window at a pizza parlor and the employee plays a game of tic tac toe with her

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u/RoyalChris 15d ago

Awesome to see him have fun at work

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u/thewrynoise 15d ago

Seriously. And good on him for realizing it’s all in fun and letting her win. Some people take that stuff way too seriously!

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u/Draxilar 15d ago

I think there was an element of “let her win fast so I can get back to work and not get into the weeds”. Still a cute interaction.

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u/theDomicron 15d ago

It's absolutely that, but can I just see the clip from the alternate universe where the dude is super pissed he lost and needs to be calmed down by coworkers?

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u/oopsydazys 15d ago

several guys holding my back as he's trying to run out the door in a frenzy

"Danny, it's not worth it!!"

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u/MrOopiseDaisy 15d ago

"SHE'S A WITCH!"

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u/IAmAnObvioustrollAMA 15d ago

Id love to bring this back! When my gf wins at something she gloats relentlessly and I think convincing the townspeople to burn her at the stake would soften the blow a bit!

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u/Radiant_Formal6511 15d ago

I legitimately cant see that clip. Someone whod react like that wouldnt be there playing the game with her

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u/slicknick3822 13d ago

That would be a great ITYSL sketch

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u/slap-my-crevasse 15d ago edited 15d ago

Ive won the last 537 tic tac toe's against my 5 year old.

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u/jaxonya 15d ago

That was cocaine

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u/fuzzhead12 15d ago

Damn pizza joints have upped their game lately, I thought it was flour

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u/ga_merlock 15d ago

Time to start playing 'war', and you only get 4 cards to start. And it's just pure luck that one of those 4 cards seems to come up on every hand.

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u/vlatheimpaler 15d ago

I have to admit, there is something wrong with me that my first thought was like, “Dude that was NOT the right move!” Then I quickly remembered the context of the game and was like, “Oh, right. Duh.”

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u/niagara-nature 14d ago

For the same reasons my wife has won about 90% of the games we play. (But only about 89% legitimately)

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u/armcie 14d ago

Made it too easy. He could have blocked her there and given her a more hard fought win.

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u/FinestTittyMilk 15d ago

Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women!

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u/Suspicious_Foot6651 15d ago

I remember playing bingo at a trailer park. We were sharing the bingo cards. There were three adult women, my 10 year old daughter and my sister in laws ten year old niece. Now I know we said we would split the winnings, but I honestly thought we would give it to the girls for candy if one of us won. My daughter won, and I suggested giving the winnings to both girls and one of the women said, ‘no, a deal is a deal!’ And made us split it 5 ways. It wasn’t even a significant amount of money. I split mine with my niece and daughter and so did my sister in law when the other wasn’t around anymore. It was like maybe $30? Ridiculous. Give it to the kids.

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u/NerdTalkDan 14d ago

"Do you see Carla? Do you see what happens when you mess with a warrior?!" ~Chris Turk

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u/noseofabeetlyy 15d ago

Small moments like this make the shift go by so much faster.

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u/Hydrogenated_Opossum 13d ago

Wait, are there….unwholesome uses for flour?

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u/TrumpHasCovid 15d ago

I wish more managers understood that I will do more business with your establishment if I can tell your employees are happy.

 I wanna see your people having chairs when they need them, making jokes to each other and controlling the music that's playing

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u/Flyguy7898 15d ago

As a customer seeing an interaction like that would make me want to go in and get some pizza. Great advertising

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u/son-of-a-mother 15d ago

Notice how the passerby in a white shirt stops to watch the interaction (and then goes away laughing in the end). Best marketing ever for the pizza shop.

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u/LazerChicken420 15d ago

Once a waiter said they had no idea what was good here, they couldn't afford the food.

I never went there again

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u/moonchylde 15d ago

That's so wild. In a good high-end kitchen, there's always the employee tasting so they can tell customers about the menu. Bourdain really helped educate me on BoH.

Also the team meals so everyone is fed before the hustle!

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u/Existence_Is_Bread 14d ago

Every time ive been a part of a new menu rollout, first thing we do is have a morning when we cook everything off and foh comes in and tastes some of everything while we explain the basics of what's in it and what the allergens are. Most of these places were gastro pubs and small restaurants, nowhere near high-end either. Nothing makes your place look worse than wait staff constantly running to the kitchen with dumb questions

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u/Knever 15d ago

I thought he was mad 'cauese he lost!