No fucking way people don’t understand what “double or nothing” means… Did you not have a childhood? Genuinely how is this possible? I’m seeing people argue like there’s nuance to this… There’s only one definition of double or nothing:
You and X play a game for $100
You win $100
X says double or nothing
You can either say no pay me my $100
Or say yeah and play another game
The result of this game determines wether or not you get DOUBLE the original bet or you get NOTHING because X won
People are confused and saying it’s not fair? How???
It’s an opportunity for the winner to roll his win into double
It’s also an opportunity for the loser to get his money back
It’s risky for both people
If the original winner wins again, they get double
If the original loser wins they’re both back to even
Please stop debating and having discourse around this because it makes you look dumb I’m trying to look out for you trust me this is the only correct answer
Kids now might scoff, but growing up going to the mall was special. A right of passage even.
The sights. The sounds. The smells.
During Christmas time, we still make it a point to go to our local mall with the kids because there’s a special spirit that I have not seen recreated anywhere else
Hi 👋🏻 30 year old who still lives with her parents here.
When I moved back home after a rough breakup several years ago; I moved back in with my parents because financially I can’t afford an apartment in this economy right now if I were to rent solo. 🤷🏻♀️
I would rather stay with my parents ( who need help at times due to medical ) than live alone and feel miserable somewhere by myself. Helping around the house, paying for my portion of the bills AND treating my parents to breakfast, lunches or dinners is all that matters as they don’t ask much of me. 💖
Unfortunatly not everyone’s parents treat their children with such heartwarming kindness & it shows with posts like this. 🙄
Yesterday I watched “Soul” to remind myself that maybe the purpose of life isn’t always finding some big purpose. It’s simply being present enough to enjoy being alive.