This seems oddly specific.

And yet, a universal experience if you’ve spent any time near a card shop.

Yeah, it’d be nice if people could just be considerate and at least a little normal while they’re in public.

Jesus christ, in a public card shop!?

I always thought the spiked bat guy was supposed to be threatening the regular bat guy. Hopefully in this version of the meme he’s just waiting in line to threaten the pompadour guy.

I had the same initial assumption until I read all the text. Haven’t seen the source to know the original intent.

Gamers try not to be massive creeps in public 2025 challenge. Level: Impossible.

Can’t find the source, but all the other uses seem to have the bigger guy waiting in line to crush black-haired guy.

Reminds me of that time my friend tried to show me an R rated anime (no it wasn’t hentia) during draft night

I remember on reddit a couple years back someone posted a picture of a dude’s play mat he busted out at an MTG draft that was full of dads with kids. Anime boobies. I believe the story was he ended up banned.

Some people just seem to completely forget the basics of being around children the moment that they stop interacting with them regularly. I understand not being good with kids, but being nice and not exposing them to anything sexual are pretty obvious to most people.

Still, ACAB.

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Looks like you’re right, they’re taking turns.

Are you 8?

I mean I thread the line of not being nice to kids and still not exposing them to anything that would be a parents job.

You don’t have to be pro-kid to also be pro-not a scum bag.

Agreed. I don’t want to have to put up with little kids for extended periods of time, but we were all there at some point (especially me, I was a super annoying kid lol), and they’re just small, inexperienced human beings, and I think that everyone should take them into account when they’re obviously going to be exposed to something (not applicable to spaces that aren’t meant for children ofc).

Agreed and I’m one of those people who has that type of playmat. Unfortunately you have to realize that when you’re going out in public you have to play to the lowest common denominator. And the lowest common denominator is not the sort of people who want to look at playmats that have barely not naked women all over them.

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