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I like how the boss is so chill with it and asks if they can unlock the doors with no repercussions😆
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Dude your profile picture is my Home Screen-
Lockpicking but we have an old, rusty lock at our relative's house which we visit on the weekend. I got so tired of having to jam a key in and wiggle it several times assuming said relative even finds said key cuz they keep losing it that I eventually gave up and just learned how, turns out, it wasn't that hard.
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The boss asking permission 😂😂😂
Ppl are usually suspicious about how good i can hide things, just part of having strict parents
can you give me some tips on that?
Thats so true!!!
@@jinnieprincefor hiding physical things... I am an artist and so I used paint tubes or boxes to hide money and other small things I buy myself. My fantasy novels or other books I cover them with covers of study related books.
18 now moving out soon and never got caught.
@jinnieprince hide it to where you know they will not look at. Under the bed frame, if the bed has never been changed or you know it won't move anytime soon for a change of arrangement use strings or tape to secure them 😆
If it's small items and you are still in school, hide them in your pencil case/bag. If it's thin paper, hide it in a plastic file between other paper that doesn't look suspicious, like activity papers. And always have an excuse in mind for when you get caught. No excuse ready will make you suspiciously silent and might make matters worse. Also, once you get caught, be extra careful for a while and learn from your mistakes, because you will have to earn their trust.
Good luck
People are suspicious about the fact that I know exactly what their business is. Like I’m an introvert, so when people don’t talk to me, I listen to their conversations. And I know certain things that they told me, but they don’t remember telling me.
People really don’t try to hide it when they don’t think anyone’s listening
When I was younger I used to get bullied a lot and I heard everyone's tea lucky for them I was a nice enough person not to spread it around 😂but I did start writing it down so I mean I'm not that great ig 😅
@@esteria_glgh im interested in this tea of yours
@EnderTheBender lmao 🤣 well there was this one big winter skiing trips that all of the popular sports kids went on apparently in the cabins one dude Chase hooked up with someone like a two night stand even though she was dating his friend that wasn't on the trip
@EnderTheBender mind you they were in 8th grade what doubt it was like s*x but still that's wat they said they were held back before so they were like 15 I also found out that there was a ranking list that the boys had for the finest girls in school and there was a lot of drama going on between friends abt it
At that point the original storyteller should probably come clean with why they are so good at that.
She literally says it’s because she used to break into houses and cars
@@thesheerwoodcrow5465pretty sure they mean to their coworkers
@@ilbchnexactly. why would you tell that to your coworkers ??
Nah, it's none of their business.
@norokvokungaming in not doing so, they invite speculation and speculation can be a lot worse than the truth.
Locksport. It’s a thing. Eventually you recognize that most locks are just a polite means to ask you to keep out.
I watch a youtuber who does it. He just opens most of them in matter of seconds, ideal fof youtube short.
I carry picks with me. Perfectly legal unless you use them to do an illegal thing.
@@FoxGameCZ this is the lockpicking lawyer and what i have for you today
@@wendyokoopa7048MCnally does the easier ones faster 💀
@@FoxGameCZMcNally Official?
"what ordinary skill"
proceeds to tell a story with a very rare skill to begin with
Lock picking isnt that uncommon of a skill especially with the power of the internet to teach you the basics
@@Maplebear1203but how hard would it be when phones had limited things to do or if there was no phones at all
@@arsenj_i not really you can accidently learn how if you find a way to have a pick and rake tool sometimes you can pick locks with just a rack by aggressively shoving it in and out of the lock most locks are pretty cheaply made tbh
You are using a comment to make fun of lockpicking in a video. It can be debunked by using comment about lockpicking videos.
@@UnanimousDelivers McNally nice
People are always surprised at how I can come up with convincing lies on the spot... That's just what happens when you have helicopter parents
Me too, the amount of things i’ve gotten away with or even with friends i can always come up with something to get me out or in a situation.
real, my mother's crazy and I've just made up so many lies, I've become rlly good at lying
That's literally what a pathological liar is defined as
Having strict parents has made me good at hiding things
Not that I'm a troublemaker, just like some privacy
@@x_.mizuki._x3231 technically being a pathological liar is having urges to lie for any reason and are very difficult to resist, sometimes requiring therapy. This person sounds like they only lie to get themselves out of trouble with parents, like how I did when I was younger and became very good at lying and hiding things from my parents. Us people with helicopter parents truly only know these things because it started from an unhealthy dynamic of us and our family.
I do knife and axe throwing as a hobby and the looks when I get when I tell people are hilarious.
That is literally the coolest talent EVER
@@Scrump594 Thanks dude lol, appreciate it
@@me4_prez no problem! :D that's the coolest thing EVER. I think I might have found a new interest lol
Yeah, I'd probably assume you were a serial killer, or want to kill ppl, if someone told me that was how they spend their free time irl.
omg I'm so jelly, that sounds so cool
for me it's first aid. taking care of all kinds of wounds, regardless of where they are.
i don't have any proper medical training but i am pretty clumsy, so i ended up learning how to bandage/tape and my hands and feet, stop bleeding and immobilise limbs to avoid further injury by the time i graduated middle school and i've only gotten better at it since. it might seem like an overkill but i have mild to moderate compulsions regarding injuries and learning how to treat them has helped me manage my mental health a lot better. i'm confident in my skills even when i don't have proper medical supplies at hand.
also, it's pretty funny how i'll get late night texts from friends and family members asking for medical advice from time to time
Same dude. First aid skills are definitely one of my things that I'm suspiciously good at. As well as improvising (for first aid stuff and otherwise), acting/getting out of situations, and driving fast. That last one doesn't seem impressive but if you saw me drive at over 75 mph, you'd understand lmao. I think the oddest part is that I have never had any issues with cops or any other form of authority (managers, teachers, security, etc) no matter what the situation would be. They all just let it go..... (And it's even weirder when it's the situations where my friends are getting their asses chewed out for something and I can step in and casually get them out no sweat.) First time I really noticed this was when I was driving with my friend and was flying down a road (going like 70 in a 45 😬) and flew right past a cop who didn't do jack shit about it (normally cops around here love going after speeders). I didn't even realize till my friend asked if I knew I flew past a cop, which obvi I said no, because I tend to be lil miss perfect around cops cause of the fact I mentioned in the parenthesis above. And from then on I've noticed that no matter what my dumbass does, I've never gotten any consequences for it, especially if it's been in a car. (Aside from me getting in trouble with my parents like everyone does obviously.)
I’m the same way, but it’s more for not so moderate things like choking or someone having a seizure
I got really into that sort of stuff when I was in around fifth grade so I know exactly what to do CPR or the Heimlich maneuver, depending on who’s choking or can’t breathe
@@moonieistired7263 that is a rather useful skill to have! i was lucky enough to be passing by when some red cross volunteers were showing how to do the heimlich maneuver to some kids at my local park and asked me to step in to help them demonstrate . i'm glad that i never had to use it but it's reassuring to know that you'd be able to pull it off if need arises
eeeeeee thats so cool i'm jealous
Same but it’s from SH.
As a murder investigator, my Father had to be trained in locksmithing. He showed me how when I was a kid. He said, "Don't tell your Mother". They're both gone now. I kept my secret for 30 years.
can u pls teach me the basics
@@ssssssssssssssssssssssssssszzz(just saying) there's alot of information on RUclips and the internet about how to learn to pick locks. I got a lock pick set for my birthday some years ago and I'm pretty skilled at picking locks now, and I learned most of my skills on the internet.
Knowing the temperature that you need to bake/cook ANYTHING at, especially if you work in a office, not as a chef or baker.
And if you want to be like this you can make decent guesses
how do you do that?!??
Cool but not suspicious
@@ssssssssssssssssssssssssssszzz I bake.
I don’t work in an office, but at a school.
I don’t think that’s suspicious, it’s just uncommon
In high school, I was always tired and not very talkative. Then, I started bringing in sweets for my Latin Club meetings. Everyone thought I was a stoner for two years and I never knew.
@@neriothefurry Our Latin Club was more history based so that it could be open to all languages
Just listening, and/or having good memory. That’s it. The amount of times I get asked “How do you know that?”, almost accusingly sometimes, by my friends, family, acquaintances and coworkers on a weekly basis is baffling. The answer 99% of the time is just that they told me themselves or mentioned it around me and I listened.
I still get questioned the same way. I remember things. I was bullied as a kid, it kind of stuck for me to understand what others were doing and who they were so that I could predict what they were going to do. Though my suspicious one, deals with crime scene info (my mom and I watch a lot of crime investigations documentaries).
Same. I love my ability to listen. I’m a very curious person. However, it hurts at times when people don’t „listen back“. Or don’t bother to get basic information about you.
As someone who also has this skill, I can tell you in my experience it's a result of being neglected as a child. You had to learn how to break in to your own house for when your parents locked you out or took trips out of town without telling you. I learned how to break in to cars, houses, and locked house windows. Had to sleep in my mom's car or my grandmother's car a few times because it was easier to unlock the car than the house, or sometimes I didn't have the tools on me for it. Slept on my back porch once. Not everyone with this skill is a criminal
A lot of my friends say that I can be terrifying because I know how to extract people's deepest secrets, when all I really do to get it is just converse and listen to them... 😕😂
Thing is people confess to me things that I never asked for which is how Ik so much ab everyone
Same! It’s so weird!
People will usually open up to a good listener, because it's so rare to talk to someone who isn't trying to jump in all the time.
it’s not really suspicious but reading people, and being able to tell if people are lying even if I just met them
I was always good at keeping silent and sneaking up on people, as in they wouldn’t know I was there until I spoke, even my observant friends.
Another thing is being observant, to the point of knowing where everything is despite not having a tour or being there before.
Same. I have gotten many surprised squeeks as a 6'5'' bruiser walking normally without any undue noise - for me anyway - up to people and to them I might as well have appeared from thin air.
Similarly on observation, I sometimes according to others uncannily reach very accurate conclusions that I could not possibly know. Partially, I think it is a case of stereotyping as no one expects a bruiser to be a generalist academic. Mostly, it is merely abductive reasoning and lateral thinking. Funnily enough, it works well in orienteering as well.
Generally being able to get things open, not just lockpicking. My brothers friend locked his keys in his car and didn't wanna call his parents, so my mom popped the door open with a red spatula from the dollar store
About how easy it is for me to lie convincingly. Abusive parents did that for me😂
same here but with abusive grandparents who were my guardians. Usually my overthinking gives me enough time to plan for lies in situations where it'd be difficult to come up with a lie on the fly.
I’m not completely sure if it is ordinary, but I can recognize who is coming near me depending on their foot steps. For example, my little sister has faster ones and tend to drag her feet on the floor. My mom goes a bit slower, you don’t usually hear dragging, and it’s quite light. My dad is the slowest of them all, with heavy steps and drags his feet the most. I can tell how it is on most floor textures. Had to watch out who was coming so I could hide my phone before being caught in the middle of the night.
Ayyy same
Same! I can also tell who is behind me if they are like less then 12ft away just by the way the breathe
@@kellyking1508 woah, that's cool!
I can do that too
Oml same, kids with strict parents can tell exactly who it is walking and have a fine tuned hearing from humans breathing or walking
My ordinary skill is I'm really good at getting blood out of pretty much any material.
I have a bleeding disorder 💀
I have this skill just because sometimes periods over do things...😅
My skill was climbing and squishing into places I shouldn’t be going into. While playing hide and seek, I climbed straight up the bathroom door and hid on the freaking ceiling. Next game, hides inside a laundry basket which was half my size
I have the same skill, I was 16 when I got my first key to the house so before that, I either had to wait a long time for my mother to come home or stay at school for till 4pm so I figured out how to open our door with a card .similarly, I had lockers at school and people often forgot the keys to them so I became extremely good at picking any type of lock
can u tell me how u do it
my good memory. I tend to forget what I ate for breakfast, yet I can remember all your life story and trauma, diagnosis (if you have any), your birthday, if there was a holiday on the day you were born, and all your deepest dark secrets.
For the majority of my childhood I could perfectly copy anyone's handwriting and signatures. I no longer can but scared a LOT of people that way
Reminds me of when I was in high school. I was a boy scout, and at the time of you’re wearing a pair of jeans you *always* have a knife (too useful and badass not to at camp). One day I’m in chemistry after a camping weekend and forgot to empty my pockets. My teacher is trying to set up the lesson and says “Hey, does anyone have a multi tool? I forgot mine today” I instinctively walked up and handed her mine, then we both paused and stared at each other. It’s illegal for a teacher to have a multitool on school grounds, and against the rules for a student for obvious reasons. I asked if I was in trouble and she was like “I won’t tell if you won’t”
I used to steal stuff from the school bullies and give them to the kids they were bullying. I would swipe it off their desk and the slip it into the backpacks of the bullied kids. Fast forward when one if my friends phone gets stolen by the school bully. The bully sits right next to me. He goes to the bathroom and I swipe it out of his backpack. I then ask to got to the restroom when he gets back. My friend’s desk is near the door and I drop it into her backpack. I was never caught.
Good job!
@@crazynedry5085 😁
Not me literally learning how to pick a lock from my boss at work (it's a LARP summer camp, we teach the kids)
can u pls teach me
My larping friends are never sure if they should hug me or fear a knife between their ribs ingame since I always seem to play a character that both has a foot in with the good guys and the bad ones LOL
I am incredibly good at reading people (through their faces not their words). I always know when somethings wrong even if it's not obvious and it freaks out my friends (they kinda find it cool tho)
I know everything about everyone without even talking to them, and I don’t even mean to. And it gets SERIOUS. I have really good hearing and I’m a good listener, so I accidentally eavesdrop because my hearing is just that good, I know secrets that only one other person at my job knows besides the person who said it, and no, I don’t share anything, I don’t involve myself in gossip. I’m talking about things that could ruin lives. I’m talking about the closeted people in my workplace, I’m talking about cheaters, about the guy who actually didn’t go to Yale. The homophobic, transphobic, rude racist people (including my manager) would go insane if I let them in on the secrets I know from this ability, which I wouldn’t do. All of my friends know I have astonishing hearing, but not what I know. And thing is, when I talk to the closeted people, I remember overhearing that they’re closeted as if they were talking directly to me, which make them think I’m being rude, when I’m just trying to learn about how they handle it. So yeah, I’ve scared people accidentally. :,)
I used to scare people or anger people I school for the same reason. I learned to wear headphones to block out some of the noise. It was a trauma response for me I think. I already had the hearing and good memory but when I started to get bullied on the school bus, I started to memorize every exit and the things people said around me felt important in my mind. I have learned to tune it out a little bit more or to let it go. I am a little scared about a work environment for the same reason.
Claim you watch the lock picking lawyer and it's your hobby
He's who I got the set of picks I use from. But i learned from Bosnian Bill.
Picking a lock is definitely not an ordinary skill
Idk if it'd be considered a skill but
Donating blood.
...i had no record as a kid, but my husband had a habit of locking his keys in his car. Got pretty good at breaking into them.
I also had to get into my rental unit a couple times. It was that or get charged $100 for the manager to bring her key over.... and we were broke. It was a bit unnerving how easy the place was to get into without damaging anything. And we found the info for how to do it online!
It's perfectly legal to own your own lockpicking kit in the US, so long as as you're only using it in legal ways. A useful, monetizable skill. Especially if you can do it without breaking things.
Picking pockets/locks. Me and my siblings just read waayyyy too much fantasy as kids.
In HS i had a paperclip that i used to mess around with picking locks with. I never did much with it, and i don't think i ever was all that good at it, but it started seeming like, if i didn't have my paperclip pick in my wallet with me, i would find myself locked out of my house, but if i had my pick, then i was rarely got locked out, so they became my good luck picks.
Giving Relationship Advice without ever being in a relationship before myself and my advice always no matter what working out for the person who asked for advice from me. Idk if it’s a skill really.. maybe it’s more of talent than a skill really 😂
Pretty sure that’s not an ordinary skill unless you are a locksmith 😂
someone correct me if i’m wrong, but 10 minutes to pick a lock sounds like a super long time to pick a lock
You'd be right.
Most beginners can get an average lock open in less than 5 minutes within 2 weeks of practice.
Experts can and will open a lock in less than 10 seconds.
NEVER tell people that you can pick locks. theyll always assume the worst. theres great hobbies like locksport that are completely unknown
Doesn't work so much anyway because everyone got better at choosing their passwords, but I used to be pretty good at guessing my friends' passwords
They'd be all suprised when I figured it out and they'd be like "how???"
And, I'd tell them that they all always chose some variation of their birthdays. Had a few of them act baffled that I knew when their birthday was
They no longer do it and I no longer know their passwords lol
when commiting crimes as a teen helps as a adult
Ahh yes, picking locks, my favourite ordinary skill
So basically, I am good at memorizing stuff (I repeat it in my brain several times) and sometimes people think I cheat on my test when I don’t- 😂 my parents think I use something to memorize everything
this was just stolen
This is why I just dislike and scroll on askreddit content
If you “just dislike and scroll” then why are you in the comment section?
"AND GUESS WHO DIDN'T GET PICKED ON ANTMORE? 😃"
I could just imagine the person telling the story saying that next
I've been questioned on two things that i thought were normal lmao, im very good at first aid, I've had to do first aid on myself more times than i can count (iykyk-) and i also can tell who is in what rooms of my house just by listening for a few minutes, and i can tell who is coming to my door just by the footsteps and sound of their breathing XDDD
I can copy others handwritings really well if I had seen it before. Some think it's to forge signatures or things but no it's just because I accidentally taught myself it when writing test answers so my handwriting wouldn't be recognized when the test answers were found by the teacher. I graduated school so that skill became pretty much useless.
Like we've not heard this a million times by other accounts. can we stop the robot stuff and make original content
Real
the last sentence made me laugh so hard 💀
Lock picking was something I wanted to dabble with while I was high school age. Never did for... reasons and sometimes regret it.
I’m also very good at picking locks. I don’t do anything illegal I just picked up the skill in my free time 😂
Do you have any tips on how to pick it up? I think I just found my new hobby :D
IDC IF THIS IS STOLEN- because it’s funny as hell
It’s stolen 😂
@@mkdegrat and i dont care 😁
@@Leah_hxppy good god you must be “one of those girls” referred to with a knowing tone at your elementary school geezus
@@mkdegrat what the hell are you trying to say? 💀
@@Leah_hxppy I’m not wrong am i
I studied biology in college and one of the courses included a bunch of dissections. We dissected more and more complex animals, starting with jellyfish and worms to a rat at the end of the year. Well, it turned out I'm great at it! If you mess up, you don't get a second try, and if you mess up, it's hard to see/study specific organs or traits. More and more often, the teacher would send other kids to my table to watch/study my prepared animal. The teacher took photos that are still used to this day in the courses and teachers for other classes came to watch me. One of the teachers recommended me to go and become a surgeon because of my precision and eye for detail. My classmates and anyone else who wasn't in the field was visibly weirded out and I got asked a lot where I learned how to do it, but I never touched a scalpel or cut into skin before that first class. Rumors got wild and some classmates even got scared of me! It was crazy! Especially if you saw me back then 🤭 a tiny skinny super timid/shy girl who never spoke unless spoken to. Buff gym bros took a different hallway if they saw me 😅
As long as you dont judge or ask questions is a great follow up.
Im a really good liar. A REALLY GOOD LIAR. Perks of having strict parents. That and hiding stuff, keeping secrets, and eavsdropping.
Knowing things about people tends to freak them out. Like, you passively listen and you recognize their patterns and then when you tell them about it they freak.
I love that the boss is just like "I have noted a convenient skill", definitely thinking like a supervisor.
This is like me instructing a retired cop (not that I knew at the time) how to get blood out of his jeans after his kid ate cement skateboarding. He got real quiet and concerned for a moment then asked "How old are you?"
For that second one, as long as there is enough time in between the crimes and now she actually can't arrested for saying oh, I used to be a hooligan that broken to people's houses
people are suspicious about how good my lies are like im very creative so i can come up with things on the spot, but never do i ever use this for like bad bad things, i mainly just do this to get outta things 😭
Honestly Ive always wanted to learn how to lockpick because it seems like a genuinely useful skill in a lot of situations
Profiling. It's always found upon when you are good in recognizing patterns on a large scale,even if you learned it through real-life experience
I don't have a record (never broke in anywhere either) but I've always just had a nack for picking locks, I've had people question it and all I can stay is I got bored as a kid.
Break in doors and just like yeah im a little robber
Mine is randomly popping out of "nowhere", for ex, one time i was at school and i excused myself to go to the bathroom,no one cared,when i got to the bathroom i did what i had to do and washed my hands, randomly i heard people coming so i hid because i dont like interactions with people and when i got out the people saw me and the people were my classmates,amd they said "Where were you!? You just popped out of nowhere!" after that it happened alot in school and yes this happens in other places. Anyways, my classmates started to get suspicious of me because i keep popping out of "nowhere"😒
If someone kept asking tell them your sibling kept locking you out of the house and that's why to learned it, trust me works everytime
The ability to pass a note without anyone, recipient included, noticing.
Talk about a great way to get a day off of work. That was clever.
Am also good at breaking into things my uncle said I might be a thief in secret 😂
I can fix just about anything Especially Small Electronics like Tamagotchis, Giga Pets, and Nano Pets. I ran a little Repair Shop at my Middle School for these Virtual Pets and fixed most of them only thing I could not fix back then was a Broken Speaker Wire because I did not have access to a Soldering Tool back then. But otherwise I was able to fix them, I never charged for my Repairs either just seeing my fellow classmates smile was enough of a payment for me because some of these Virtual Pets were gifts from loved ones who had passed away like Grandparents or Uncles or Aunts but it made me so happy to see there faces light up again when I fixed there Virtual Pet. Some of these Virtual Pets were very well loved and there paint 🎨 and Details were coming off I even Re-Detailed some of these Virtual Pets and back then it was very very hard to find an Original Picture of the Details on some of these Virtual Pets so I would ask them what would they like put on there Virtual Pet to take place of the old Details so I would Customize some of the Virtual Pets too.
the way ive heard this same story three different times with different OPs 😭😭😭 word for word too
I work in an office myself... But before I had a job I had gotten the skill of hacking. I don't do it anymore but when I did, I did it to help my friends log in to their stuff if they forgot their passwords or whatever. I stopped doing it after I met my husband. I started to worry about my own life and they understand why I don't do it anymore so we're all cool.
Lockpicking. Useful if you keep a paper clip in your pocket, but suspicious when you can open your door on your first attempt using that paperclip
I'm like, REALLY good at forging signatures. That, and with nearly photographic memory, it was hard to get caught. When my boss asked to to close down animals and just put his signature down on the sheets, I did it so well he gave me that "wtf" look.
They probably envy your skill. You don't need to explain to anybody it's your business
For some reason I can lie so good that if even someone's witnessed it they will believe the lie I've said
Apparently im good at walking quietly and i dont even notice it. Ill be walking around my house and no one knows ive entered a room they are in unless I announce myself or they see me enter. Ill also be wearing my boots, basically military combat boots, and just "show up" around people even if we're on something like concrete or hard wood.
My friend’s dad has a lock picking kit and if you ask him to show you how to use it he gets super excited. One of the first things I think about when I’m reminiscing wholesome moments
Suspiciously good remembering birthday & numerical sequences.
I'm not deaf, and I don't have deaf friends or relatives but I know a good amount of sign language...I use it to talk without any punishment
I watch a lot of crime documentaries. J used to figure put what the killers did wrong before it tells me, ever since, I know everything I have to about murder. In 5th grade I made a doc about murder advice and what to do if I unalived someone. People think I'm crazy.
We had a new friend who had just finished parole for B&E. (Breaking and entering) My 18 month old had locked herself and her newborn sister in our room. Friend was at home recovering from surgery, so I called him and he had the door open so fast! He was a bit embarrassed when I told him that we needed a man with his skill set.😂
lockpicking is a genuinely useful skill
drooling at the food they're making rn
I’m very observant, to the point I can see the shift in peoples moods. I remember back in Elementary school this one guy, who was usually a happy, energetic, sporty dude. However, one week, I remember zoning out and looked at him, and his face just seemed sad, I pointed it out to my friend and she went like “what? No he looks normal!” Through the whole week he “seemed” okay, but I felt like he just wasn’t. So, I walked back home with him once and asked if he was okay, turns out his girlfriend broke up with him, and he was feeling shitty. He was so surprised I could tell.
Holy shit that rainbow roll was gorgeous
I am really good at memorizing numbers, codes, names and stuff like that, so if you tell me like your phone number or adress I will repeat it right away, like if I alread knew it, sometimes people get scared thinking I am a stalker of something. For an exemple, I knew a girl adress and she freaked out thinking I was stalking her, but actually I knew because about 6 years before this, we used to take the same school bus
Back in school I managed to somehow memorise multiple teachers’ number plates on their cars just from seeing them get in once or twice. It really freaked out all my friends
I wasn’t even listening bro I was drooling, this food looks amazing
I can fake a broken leg with nothing but my actual leg and I looks really convincing
that last dessert is so pretty
I'm really good at reading people. I tend to not tell people because I don't want to freak them out but generally by eavesdropping and asking the right questions plus having a really good knowledge of psychology I can usually know what makes someone tick after a few conversations. I freaked out a friend once by telling her all I had observed so I really don't tell people anymore.
I've picked a lock for someone who got locked out of their work locker, and they kinda gave me a look and I said "nothing nefarious, locksports is just a hobby. I watch a lot of LPL (lock picking lawyer)"
I'm loving the colourful cakes
"What skill becomes suspicious if you're good at it?"
My brain thinking "digging holes" 💀💀
"people become suspicious"
"I used to break into cars and homes"
😂😂
First time to listen to the story. Second time to be starving by treats
Alright I got one.
I used to be a prep cook. Having to measure out 1oz of chicken in bags for salads. I got really good at it. Later in life, eyeballing weights for a legal dispensary got me a lot of cred because coworkers thought I used to be an OG dealer. Measuring out 3.6g eighths every time and 7g quarters without a scale. Weighing only at the end to be transparent and compliant with MED.
The fact that she just so happens to carry a set of tools in her car is hilarious 😂
I learned how to open a certain type of double doors with Scissors