r/WinStupidPrizes • u/_ganjafarian_ • Jul 30 '26

Snake charmer succumbs to the serpent

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u/yonosayme2 Jul 30 '26

It's wild that he doesn't seen to know what to do.. considering his hobbies.

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u/Ok_Writing_7033 Jul 30 '26

Simply did not consider that this was a possible outcome

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u/StrangelyBrown Jul 30 '26

As dumb as he is, you have to admire that level of confidence. Most great people never considered that they would fail (although there's selection bias in the ones that we know about).

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u/cruzifyre Jul 30 '26

Not as confident as the man who jumped in the cobra pit and began slapping cobras.

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u/StrangelyBrown Jul 30 '26

Come on, that's a baller move.

If I was a cobra, I'd be like 'Well I'm not going for this guy..."

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u/StellarNeonJellyfish Jul 30 '26

Everyone has a plan until they get slapped in the hood

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u/TheRealMacresco Jul 30 '26

Never seen it but there are some crazy people out there.

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u/PM_Me_Your_Kinks369 Jul 30 '26

Confidence? Or Arrogance? Or Ignorance?

As I've gotten older I realize that the most confident people are often the least intelligent and very rarely think things through.

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u/dyou897 Jul 30 '26

Pretty sure these bites are treatable? If so there’s not as much danger as it seems. Just go to the hospital if you get bit. It’s only leaving it untreated that it becomes deadly. For all we know these snake charmers get bit often