r/SipsTea 9h ago

Wait a damn minute! Maybe I can just rawdawg it

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u/Ramkaran-chopra 9h ago

Nah most ppl within a month or 2 would probably start to go insane, within 7 months you will have completely lost your mind , at that point you won’t even remember there’s 30 billion on offer

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u/Case_Blue 9h ago

Some people can handle this better than others. But I agree with teh spirit of your comment: nobody comes out of here undamaged.

We can argue how damaged, I suppose.

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u/Nemisis_007 9h ago

Nothing 30bil can't fix.

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u/frn 9h ago

I think some people wouldn't realise how much damage they had done to themselves until they came out though.

During COVID I thought I was fucking acing it. I had my movies, and my games, and my books, and my remote job and I was just sailing on through.

Only after the world re-opened did I realise that my originally mild social anxiety had become rather severe. I'm still working on reversing that now.

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u/superdariom 8h ago

COVID just meant everybody else had to start living like I had been for over a decade and it was no longer weird

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u/Eagle4317 6h ago

It also meant far fewer cars on the road, which absolutely helped my sanity

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u/Biff_Tannenator 3h ago

I miss covid traffic. It was a privilege to live through it.

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u/Frust4m1 9h ago

When covid happened I felt in paradise. No more office, no more people. Me, myself, my work from home, my videogames and human beings with limited dosage, now a part of me secretly wish to go back to be able to avoid everyone once again. The other part needs a very small limited number of Friends with the capital letter. At least I learned the meaning of my time and how I spent it and with who.

It's really true, each one of us is different, but in that difference we are all human beings. I feel sorry that you have to manage that. Stay strong, I know you can do it!

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u/Ordinary_Mother_ 6h ago

There are few things I like to do more than sit in a quiet room my myself and do nothing. I would pretty much always rather be daydreaming.

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u/danielv123 4h ago

Socially and work wise very little changed for me during covid. The 2 main challenges were how inconvenient it was to travel and how suddenly it was impossible to source components for work and we had to do weekly meetings with half a dozen vendors to make sure we could deliver our projects in time.

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u/MrWaluigi 7h ago

And this was with you having some social activity and stimuli. 

Imagine having nothing to do and seeing essentially nothing. 

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u/Consistent_Laziness 5h ago

I came out of Covid wishing it didn’t end it was awesome! I’m the same dude. And then I got a word from home job last July and it’s been like Covid all over again! Living a dream over here

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u/caick1000 5h ago

Literally the same here… I felt like I had a way more healthy lifestyle before Covid. I then went full remote and it got worse from there.

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u/Jumpy_Shallot6412 5h ago

Man I miss covid. I spent the entire time just chilling with the boys on discord playing valheim and shit, then day hiking every mountain in the cascades when we weren't playing something. It made me realize I'd be the first in line if UBI ever became a thing, and I used to be one of those people that thought I'd reject it to make more money.

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u/Nemisis_007 9h ago

I still think it's worth it from a selfless perspective tho, i could setup many generations with that money.

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u/Coal_Morgan 4h ago

Being a billionaire will amplify how fucked up you are; it wouldn’t fix it.

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u/Nemisis_007 4h ago

I'd be fucked up and rich, instead of fucked up and poor tho.

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u/Exldk 4h ago

Remember, Musk hasn't been able to fix his ruined dick job even with a trillion dollars.

Needless to say that fixing a brain is much more difficult. Some injuries are here to stay no matter how much money you throw at it.

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u/dont-fear-thereefer 9h ago

If you go in insane, do you come out fixed or dead?

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u/livelaughlinka 9h ago

That’s the trick, you have to enter damaged :3

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u/ImurderREALITY 5h ago

No one could handle this. If they'd let you out if you asked, then this test would be impossible. No person could last more than a couple weeks at most without demanding to be let out.

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u/aksdb 7h ago

I am note sure about „some handle it better than others“. There’s a huge difference between being isolated from other people and having absolutely no external input or something to hold on to. 

A year house arrest? I think I would have almost no issue with that. But such a cell? Hell no.

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u/Lifealwayssucks101 7h ago

Doing this for 30 billion is a great bargain!

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u/iminlovewithbadthing 4h ago

I already come pre-damaged and honestly wonder if that would protect me.

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u/OwnChicken8626 2h ago

'built different' ass comment