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Mo Frackle

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Why do people act like jerks whenever someone else gets something wrong. For instance, if someone answers a question incorrectly, and someone else says, "Um, no, idiot. That's not right. I know the answer". Kind of rude, if you ask me.
 

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Why do people act like jerks whenever someone else gets something wrong. For instance, if someone answers a question incorrectly, and someone else says, "Um, no, idiot. That's not right. I know the answer". Kind of rude, if you ask me.
I also think that some people get a sense of supierority from correcting someone else's mistake, like they think "hey! I know something this guy doesn't!".
 

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because people are disgusting. Although I have been in some relatively clean ones, so...it just depends on how well they are taken care of. Some of the nicer ones have been in gas stations XD
 

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If Scott McKenzie hates his own voice, why did he become a singer?
 
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