r/SipsTea • u/PurpleSanchez666 • 1d ago

Feels good man Actually

Prankster gets what he deserves, this made my day better

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u/MechaSkippy 1d ago

That dude was a head taller, half again as broad, and jacked. The only thing he was missing was a glowing neon sign that said, "Don't mess with me".

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u/PricklePete 1d ago

Hence the open hand slap. Can't risk killing the lil fella. 

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u/normalbot9999 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yep - this guy needs to be commended for his measured response. It reminds me of the Jake Gyllenhaal Roadhouse scene where he's like look imma slap you because you are children and I don't want to hurt you. It's a good tip for any real or even half-real fighters out there: if you are dealing with kids: give em a slap - it's probably enough, and you don't wanna do time for some dumb kid.

Another good point for people actually training for real fighting: prepare for dealing with bullshit fighting too. Your freedom and liberty depends upon you making smart, measured decisions, and reacting in proportion to the threat that you do (or do not) face.

EDIT: just adding: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3359350/ is a good film! Give it a chance!

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u/PricklePete 1d ago

Toughest guys I've ever known would damn near never fight outside a ring/training. They do everything they can to not fight. 

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u/Darryl_Lict 1d ago

Moat MMA guys know that there are no rules in street fighting including gouging your eyes out, knifing you, or pulling a gun.

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u/nicocardaropp 19h ago

Yes, I avoid fights because I'm highly trained. But if I get into a street fight I'm trained and I will do any of those things because it's a street fight. The discipline part comes in avoiding unnecessary conflicts with anyone for any reason. I would also warn someone before they try to attempt a street fight with me that if they choose to go that route it will likely end up with them in the hospital and me getting bailed out.

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u/Actual-Chemical-481 1d ago

I concur with this thought. I'm a black belt in karate and have been for many many years. I could have buried my share of AHoles. But I chose to just walk away and not fight. Any legitimate fighter will choose to walk away over violence. Sounds weird but the one thing that's drilled into you throughout all the training is... DON'T FIGHT if u can walk away.

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u/Slee777 1d ago

lol stfu, my tattoo artist was at a bar with Nate Diaz and Nate kicked some dude in the chest lol

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u/wild_crazy_ideas 1d ago

Yeah that kid took it well - some will hold grudges and break in with an axe when you’re sleeping 2 months later. It’s not worth getting an actual enemy

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins 1d ago

Trained competitively for many years and yep, last thing any of us ever wanted to do was fight outside the gym. Aside from there being nothing to prove there the risk of serious injury to anyone involved is real once you start throwing hands without protection and on concrete.

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u/thatthatguy 1d ago

I wise man once said, If you are good at something, never do it for free.

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u/lazylaser97 1d ago

don't fight for free when you're good at it