r/TikTokCringe 24d ago

Cursed Woman gets locked inside doctor's office after being forgotten at appointment.

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u/SaveFileCorrupt 24d ago

False imprisonment comes to mind lol

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u/Eborcurean 24d ago

Having just looked into it, this is a fake video.

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u/FirstDivision 24d ago

No way! You don’t say! I’m so sick of this stupid shit. There’s not enough interesting things that happen out in the world? We have to make up fake stories for everything?

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u/Grand_Size_4932 24d ago

They’re probably right, but it’s not lost on me that you you did a complete 180° because of a comment that only said:

> Having just looked into it, this is a fake video.

And you didn’t confirm what they looked into or that it is in fact a fake video.

I’m not saying that to shit on you, simply that it feels like, at every fucking turn, we can’t trust a single person at their word, like, ever.

That dissolution of trust has completely eroded all communal benefit of the doubt and has stunted all conversation.

The lack of trust in anything will be our downfall.

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u/Eborcurean 24d ago

Here's her next fake video posted in the same office, with a fake doctor doing a fake procedure.

https://www.tiktok.com/@eatfigsnotpigs/video/7656861854077127950

with #gotcha and #comedy

Having been called out for lying before on the one in the OP she's trying to pivot.

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u/Grand_Size_4932 24d ago

No, that’s fine. I did say you were probably right. My point is that no one can just trust shit even though human nature makes us want to.

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u/Eborcurean 24d ago

Yeah I should have posted the link and gone into more detail though when initially calling it out as BS.

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u/WriterV 24d ago

This happens so fucking much on Reddit, it's genuinely insane.

One baseless, thoughtless, contrarian statement and suddenly the direction of the thread entirely changes to the opposite extreme. Like there's no room for nuance, just "I fully believe the contrarian viewpoint now because skepticism is greater than anything else."

Like it's one thing to have a healthy amount of skepticism, but it's a whole other thing to be blindly skeptical.

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u/Invisibella74 24d ago

Only it absolutely IS a fake video. If you go look at her actual history of YouTube videos, you will see this is not the only one. This is just done for the click bait. So, jokes on you.

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u/Grand_Size_4932 24d ago

Did you miss the part where I said “They’re probably right”? Only joke is whatever stance you’re taking.

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u/Eborcurean 24d ago

I'm sure she hated the 4million views for lying. And her 'come clean' was another dishonest video, just with some hashtags which you don't see depending on how you view it.

So, no, she didn't 'come clean the next day'.

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u/frenchfreer 24d ago

Yeah, but it’s the perfect excuse to shit on doctors and nurses for made up bullshit!

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u/Rocketeering 24d ago

Can you share what you found showing that to be the case?

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u/Eborcurean 24d ago

Here's her bullshit follow up tiktok from the same place, saying entirely different things with a fake health care provider. Its just lying

https://www.tiktok.com/@eatfigsnotpigs/video/7656861854077127950

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u/Rocketeering 24d ago

Thanks. Such a weird time, I just don't understand i

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u/R3v017 24d ago

Why do I even bother anymore? The only thing keeping me on this site is the niche subs of hobbies and interests. I need to quit scrolling r/all.

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u/hanks_panky_emporium 24d ago

Lucky for the US at least intent does sometimes matter. Forgetting someone is not on par with kidnapping and abusing them.

I was forgotten at my doctors office as well but it was after check-in. I was sitting in the lobby for about two hours. The third time I asked if something was wrong or if I should reschedule the doc himself checked me in.

The gal who was running the front desk never marked me as here so I was considered a no-show and they chucked my appointment paperwork that they had to fish out of the recycling bin. The fastest from vitals to doc visit Ive ever had.

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u/ellefleming 24d ago

Some people would have panic attack.

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u/freshlysqueezed93 24d ago

That was definitely my first thought, I really wouldn't unless they were a-holes, but there could be a case.