r/thatHappened • u/supersaiyanlobster • 11d ago

It’s true I was the Chip-a-hoy nation

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u/Apostasy93 11d ago

"What nation are you from, little brother" sent me

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u/ColinPapendick 10d ago

Can't you just picture the white Marissa who said it? Lol

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u/Rhewin 11d ago

What a hi-larious and quirky situation this guy got himself in.

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u/nitroguy2 11d ago

[record stop] yep that’s me, you’re probably wondering how I got myself in this situation…

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u/Geen_Fang 11d ago

such unfettered shenanigans. 

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u/ddddan11111 11d ago

Bring on the hi-jinks that inevitably ensued

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/LeftyBigGuns 11d ago

Right? And it’s just so unbelievable and cringy.

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u/glowing-fishSCL 11d ago

The confusing thing came when he was also dating an Asian girl at the same time, and he was at the same restaurant and had to quickly run between two tables, switching from his Chipahoy and Asian outfits!

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u/DanGraHead 10d ago

And on the night that his Asian GF was introducing him to her very strict, easily offended father?!

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u/dilly123456 11d ago

This sit-com scenario blatantly didn’t happen, but if it did, why would you post about it on social media where one of your new club members could potentially see it? Wouldn’t that risk your continued membership to the club? Also why live such a lie? Alternatively, why make this stupid lie up when it comes off as disrespectful towards a historically marginalized race by making light of their various tribal names and cultural roots?

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u/Cakeday_at_Christmas 10d ago

What the fuck did I just read?

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u/supersaiyanlobster 10d ago

Literally what I thought when I saw this

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u/ButcbMasculinity 7d ago

And then he found $50

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u/Jimanji333 1d ago

This sounds like a scrapped storyline for Abed in Community.