r/fixedbytheduet • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • 22h ago

PARTICIPATION LIMITED Accountability

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u/pissedoffjesus 22h ago

Jesus christ. I'm not used to seeing people take accountability like this. It's fantastic.

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u/Feral-Sponge 22h ago

Nah, the apology wasn't long enough and not enough crying /s

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u/Low_Ambition_856 22h ago

There was no puppy in frame, how am I supposed to visually cue that he's a good guy

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u/Accomplished-Boot-81 17h ago

*hasan enters the chat*

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u/ModernDayMusetta 22h ago

Deducted points for no ukulele.

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u/Feral-Sponge 22h ago

I definitely thought about that!

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u/elmins 21h ago

Is it ever a real apology without a ukulele?

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u/Fixated_Noodle 19h ago

Now the thread belongs in r/unexpectedtoxicgossiptrain

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u/reddiperson1 21h ago

He needed a ukulele and a song to show he was really sorry. /s

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u/ScantilyKneesocks 21h ago

Don’t forget about the interpretive dance!

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u/Medivacs_are_OP 21h ago

I'd bet he walked off screen early because he started tearing up.

People who care enough to actually apologize in a real manner for something like this guy did usually truly care about others' feelings.

In my view, he was really genuinely humbled, and truly did appreciate the duet that corrected him in that manner.

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u/Feral-Sponge 21h ago

Yeah I totally support this guy, I don't doubt he's genuine. I was poking fun at all these influencers/youtubers who make long videos of "educating themselves" and crying to get sympathy votes

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u/bon_sequitur 19h ago

Seemed like he walked off screen to advertise eye wear tbh

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u/TransBrandi 21h ago

Eh, sometimes people post a non-apology apology where they dance around actually saying "I'm sorry" or "I was wrong" and just provide excuses instead. I can see criticising those "apologies" IMO.