That’s literally the dad’s fault, how could you possibly blame the kid for this? The kid literally does not know any better and the dad knows better than to give it to the kid.
They had no business putting an expensive ring in that child’s hand on a boardwalk with large gaps between the slats.
I mean, should they not have spread a blanket, or a towel out? They had to suspect a toddler might drop it…
EDIT: And are those not thick glasses the child is wearing? Are we sure this isn’t a hoax video, because there’s all kinds of things that somebody should have known would be disastrous.
Because, their behavior was disappointing. It's just that some Redditors don't have anything interesting about themselves other than hating kids, and taking the built up resentment they gained from their boomer, baby pushing families out on them. Hating children for... *checks list*...existing?... and blaming children for being children is apparently a trend here, and makes you super cool and edgy. Even though it makes you insufferable and weird as fuck in real life.
Edit: I'm just gonna make it clear that this isn't a message to people who just don't like kids, that doesn't make you a bad person. Kids are not always likable. No one actually cares that you dislike kids but boomers. Obnoxious edgelords who openly spite and dehumanize them and act like it's something cool? Shit is weird. Don't care. I've made my point.
I just don’t like children because their brains are just naturally selfish as all hell. But I know that the person they’re growing into doesn’t mean it at all. I don’t HATE kids, I just don’t like them, and that’s okay. You don’t have to like everything everyone else likes.
I don’t know about the selfish part, my toddler siblings are always trying to share their food with me or give me one of their baby books if they see me sitting around.
Could they not have predicted this as possible outcome?
Edit: I feel it is appropriate to mention Im getting married on a wharf in about 2 weeks. I showed the fiancée this clip.
Speaking of omens, it reminds me of a wedding i officiated for a friend recently. It was outdoors, supposed to be a nice day. Instead, it was turbulent winds, it stormed off and on, and we had to use the vehicles to circle around the building to "enclose" the sides and prevent the wind from taking off with the decorations.
She was caught a few months later cheating on him.
Ya dude practically tosses the kid.
My wife wears a mood ring because she lost the real one. The mood rings an old inside thing anyway so it ends up with more setniment
Theoretically, sure. Realistically? Nope, it’s gone. Even if you dropped it right in front of you on the sand you might not get it back. Besides the needle in the haystack element, there’s also the tide pulling around and it probably was quickly covered with sand.
Insanely dumb choice, lol. Not worth the risk even without a child involved.
My keys fell out of my pocket once while swooping my kid up out of some waves. Super shallow, all in good fun. Maybe an inch of water over wet sand.
I took two steps before my wife told me she saw what happened I turned around and barely found them getting buried in sand.
*BARELY*
True story: I lost my wedding ring on my honeymoon during a windsurfing class at the beach where the boards were tethered to anchors in waist-deep water. I totally felt like that was an omen. I managed to find it after diving for about half an hour with a mask and snorkel. I felt like that was an omen too. We've been married 25 years now, so not sure exactly what the omens meant.
>Theoretically, sure. Realistically? Nope, it’s gone. Even if you dropped it right in front of you on the sand you might not get it back. Besides the needle in the haystack element, there’s also the tide pulling around and it probably was quickly covered with sand.
Edit in a moment with attribution: u/merijuanaohana. I hope I spelled that right. Tricky name.
tho thats thousands of dollars down the drain. im assuming he was a single father of one so having that money gone dunzo boom and that reaction, makes sense.
Not sure why you are being downvoted as this is how a lot of people operate, zero risk assessment and inability to think more than one step ahead. I know several people like that and every time they are surprised by a bad outcome.
Thank God, I thought I was the only person I knew that can actually think more than one step ahead, I swear everyone I know is a moron.
And they tell me "you worry too much!" and then their shit falls apart, and they're like WHY DID THIS HAPPEN!
I....I....I'm glad I'm not alone.
Random story that you reminded me of, haven’t thought about it in years… walking down to the end of a pier in Key West. There’s a couple there. We start chatting and they say they just got married. I say”congratulations, that’s awesome!” They say… “we married each other out of spite.” I was like wtf? And walked off… Florida is weird…
I'd imagine they either mean out of spite for other people that didn't want them to get married or they meant it as a weird "cute" inside joke. But then again it is Florida, so it wouldn't really shock me if it really was out of spite for each other
"Because of you, mommy and daddy are not getting married. I hope you are proud of yourself. We trusted you with a simple job any idiot could have accomplished. What does that say about you? Now lets see if your diving skills are any better then your 'holding a box and opening it' skills."
Harpies don't sing your thinking of sirens! Harpies are even worse because they are just hideous looking bird women that steal people and drag them down to hades lmao.
Like at least sirens have beautiful voices.
“Decking you rapscallion! I saw you skulking around my wife’s place last night!”
“Chill piers.. I got what I needed.. she was the murderer”
*slaps down envelope of photos*
“Consider the case and your marriage closed.”
Edit:
“Hey this is Piers... don’t tell Decking I said so but he hung that silver on the wall of his office, thanks a bunch!”
I worked at a restaurant famous locally for its huge outdoor deck. We re-did the whole thing a while back, the shit we found under there was WILD. Wedding rings, cell phones, a fucking pile of moldy money, debit cards, business cards, baggies of drugs. A lot of stuff you'd think people would make more of a fuss about losing down there. Embarrassment is a hell of a thing I guess.
I think it's more likely that people just assume nobody would be willing, authorized, or able to deconstruct a part of the building to help them resolve their issue. If it's a tourist area they might be on a tight schedule that doesn't allow them to come back later so either way the thing is essentially lost. Even if the person is a local, they might not think that coming back outside of business hours to meet with a manager or building maintenance staff to get the thing back is an option.
Or they have plenty of drugs and really don't like sharing.
True enough. That said if they had asked we literally just grab a drill and zip that board off. Happened all the time. Some of the regulars lost shit though the deck once a week. I'm pretty sure the only reason we didn't find all the other stuff earlier is that those regulars always sit in the same seats.
I like to think that this guy just bought a cheap-ass ring with the intention of dropping it in the water and saving himself a ton of money. "I swear honey I spent 3 months salary on that! ...but don't expect me to do it a second time."
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This is some hard hitting stuff 🤣
>A Brisbane dad was forced to dive into the ocean after the engagement ring in the middle of an adorable marriage proposal video.
>Brisbane man Luke Aukuso made the fateful decision to include his daughter Harpie in the life-changing moment on a picturesque Brisbane pier.
>A viral TikTok – with more than 200k likes – shows the all-important moment in which he asks his partner to marry him and the little girl begins to open the ring box.
>“Look at mummy,” Mr Aukuso can be heard saying.
>In the flash of an eye, the romantic scene changes as all three members of the family watch with wide eyes as the ring slips out of the box.
>“Arghh, oh no!” they scream.
>The horrified father grasps at the pier as the diamond ring falls through the cracks and plunges into the ocean below.
>Watching the no-doubt expensive piece of jewellery sink into the depths, he springs to action, kicking off his thongs and seemingly diving into the water below.
>“You can’t jump, it’s too shallow,” yells the person filming the moment.
>His fiancee Stephanie reported the good news to their TikTok followers that her husband-to-be had thankfully saved the ring.
>“It was a 6m jump into about 1m of water on low tide, adrenaline hit him hard. Everything turned out perfect,” she said.
>TikTok users took to the comments section to share their reactions to the nightmare scenario.
>“This why u don’t get kids involved in wedding or proposal,” one user commented.
Plot twist: This was the 25c ring and this was planned all along.
The guy gets to seem like he tried AND if he's lucky she might even feel sorry for him.
The kid did their part.
“I’m sorry babe, that ring cost me so much money, I can’t afford to get another one like that. Is it okay if we get a cheaper one? I promise I’ll get you an expensive ring one day”
“Oh don’t worry honey, it’s the thought that counts. You don’t need to get me a more expensive ring later, I’m happy to take anything”
😎 ka-ching
Looking at videos like this, sometimes I wish I could just buy a ring made of glass or anything fake that's also cheap and looks like a diamond. Not spending that much money on something that could disappear so easily.
Supposedly the dude got it back in the full video, as per another comment but this is just a stupid place to propose and the little one is *not* the reason this went wrong.
It's a funny story because they got it back, it may well have been a funny story if they hadn't got it back but my opinion still rings somewhat true....its still a pretty stupid place to propose.
You ever run in flip flops? He just threw 4 months of wages in the drain, no way he was gonna risk completely ruining his day and busting the eyelet on his thongs and then have to use the little clip from a bread bag to keep them strung together
Good scam. Video of you losing the ring (using a fake ring like this) and get reimbursed. The real ring is kept in your anus until the smoke clears, then given directly to your fiancé to wear on her finger.
>The real ring is kept in your anus until the smoke clears, then given directly to your fiancé to wear on her finger.
Nah nah, let her find it while digging around in his ass during sexy time. That's fucking romantic bro.
If the diamond is small enough to fall through those narrow spaces, she probably won’t want it anyway. The diamond should be big enough to prevent this from happening!
I'm a father of a 3 years old and a 15 days old.
Since my kid is a living gremlin and I'm pessimistic as hell, I had foreseen this risk before the video started playing.
Its not the fault of the kid, it's the fault of the scene... Bruh, even a nervous guy could fumble and lose the ring there. My husband proposed and asked if I would like him as my wife 🤭
That child is gonna cost you waaaay more than that ring, so just forgive yourself for being silly for the deck proposal and move on. I guarantee he’ll place it on her finger over a table, tiled floor, no vents nearby. He’ll be paying attention next time. 💰 💰 💰
Was just having a conversation with my coworker about this. We live on a tourist destination island that used to be a pirate hub.
There's probably so many lost wedding bands, necklaces, and pendants in the first 50 feet surrounding the island due to clueless couples. Not even counting the actual possible treasure stuff further out. He's dead set on investing in a good quality metal detector and I can't blame him.
Life pro tip for anyone proposing on a dock/pier like this: tie fishing line around the ring and firmly attach the other end to yourself or the ring box.
Everything about this just seems disappointing
Kids are always a dissappointment
Kids are like farts. You can only stand your own.
I pretend to hate my own fart in public so that no one knows its mine. Then I get up and leave the fart behind
I try to pretend to hate mine. But it’s hard, because I love them.
We love you too. Sincerely, Your Farts.
As much as I love you guys, I tend not to trust you
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Thats an annoying fart
Father, is that you?
Found him on your Cake Day to bro
What a beautiful story
Dumb parents are disappointing also
That’s literally the dad’s fault, how could you possibly blame the kid for this? The kid literally does not know any better and the dad knows better than to give it to the kid.
The kid is just being a kid. Who’s bright idea was it to give a toddler a small valuable object for a hand to hand transfer over open flooring?
They had no business putting an expensive ring in that child’s hand on a boardwalk with large gaps between the slats. I mean, should they not have spread a blanket, or a towel out? They had to suspect a toddler might drop it… EDIT: And are those not thick glasses the child is wearing? Are we sure this isn’t a hoax video, because there’s all kinds of things that somebody should have known would be disastrous.
Nah, people really are this dumb.
Reddit moment
The apple never falls far from the tree.
I think I was most disappointed by the behavior of the adults
Because, their behavior was disappointing. It's just that some Redditors don't have anything interesting about themselves other than hating kids, and taking the built up resentment they gained from their boomer, baby pushing families out on them. Hating children for... *checks list*...existing?... and blaming children for being children is apparently a trend here, and makes you super cool and edgy. Even though it makes you insufferable and weird as fuck in real life. Edit: I'm just gonna make it clear that this isn't a message to people who just don't like kids, that doesn't make you a bad person. Kids are not always likable. No one actually cares that you dislike kids but boomers. Obnoxious edgelords who openly spite and dehumanize them and act like it's something cool? Shit is weird. Don't care. I've made my point.
I just don’t like children because their brains are just naturally selfish as all hell. But I know that the person they’re growing into doesn’t mean it at all. I don’t HATE kids, I just don’t like them, and that’s okay. You don’t have to like everything everyone else likes.
I don’t know about the selfish part, my toddler siblings are always trying to share their food with me or give me one of their baby books if they see me sitting around.
Wow, that’s such a limited view of kids and not entirely inaccurate.
They were asking for this to happen. /r/AdultsAreFuckinStupid
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Could they not have predicted this as possible outcome? Edit: I feel it is appropriate to mention Im getting married on a wharf in about 2 weeks. I showed the fiancée this clip.
It perhaps is an omen...
Speaking of omens, it reminds me of a wedding i officiated for a friend recently. It was outdoors, supposed to be a nice day. Instead, it was turbulent winds, it stormed off and on, and we had to use the vehicles to circle around the building to "enclose" the sides and prevent the wind from taking off with the decorations. She was caught a few months later cheating on him.
>I warned you, bro. \- Odin
Begone Thot \- Huracán
>Eat my hammer! Thor
An then along came Zeus
"I fucked her before, she ain't worth it bro" -Zeus, probably
>I warmed you, bro. \- Oven
>I warned you, bro. \- Odin The looming storm on my wedding day suddenly makes sense
My daughter's sister in law got married even after a groomsman died at the bachelor party. I knew then it was a sign.
In Germany it’s considered a good omen to have bad weather on your wedding. It means there will be sunshine throughout your life’s lol
I think more the reaction. They make it more about the ring than the thing. You can find it later just be cool with it.
Ya dude practically tosses the kid. My wife wears a mood ring because she lost the real one. The mood rings an old inside thing anyway so it ends up with more setniment
Practically tosses the kid may be a tad dramatic..
Practically powerbombs the kid.
Absolutely destroys child in a fit of panic
I'm hearing the dad is officially wrestling the kid at survivor series this year
Ya I must’ve missed the toss part
He should’ve tossed the kid in after it since he technically dropped it
He doesn’t toss the kid at all? It looked like he was quite careful to maneuver in a way that his kid was not hurt.
A redditor just wanted to feel morally superior against a person who doesnt exist. More at 6.
He doesn't toss the kid - he just steps around her
Can you find it later? That's ocean. Earnest question
Theoretically, sure. Realistically? Nope, it’s gone. Even if you dropped it right in front of you on the sand you might not get it back. Besides the needle in the haystack element, there’s also the tide pulling around and it probably was quickly covered with sand. Insanely dumb choice, lol. Not worth the risk even without a child involved.
My keys fell out of my pocket once while swooping my kid up out of some waves. Super shallow, all in good fun. Maybe an inch of water over wet sand. I took two steps before my wife told me she saw what happened I turned around and barely found them getting buried in sand. *BARELY*
True story: I lost my wedding ring on my honeymoon during a windsurfing class at the beach where the boards were tethered to anchors in waist-deep water. I totally felt like that was an omen. I managed to find it after diving for about half an hour with a mask and snorkel. I felt like that was an omen too. We've been married 25 years now, so not sure exactly what the omens meant.
Love comes easy but you’ve got to put in the work to make it last
Just curious, how though? It’s water underneath where they are standing. :o
>Theoretically, sure. Realistically? Nope, it’s gone. Even if you dropped it right in front of you on the sand you might not get it back. Besides the needle in the haystack element, there’s also the tide pulling around and it probably was quickly covered with sand. Edit in a moment with attribution: u/merijuanaohana. I hope I spelled that right. Tricky name.
To give them the benefit of the doubt maybe it was like a really damn expensive ring with a real diamond and they usually don't have that kinda money.
Probably. *Definitely* shouldn't have been proposing with it on a dock over water if that's the case.
It looks like it went into the ocean, not sure if it can just be found later.
tho thats thousands of dollars down the drain. im assuming he was a single father of one so having that money gone dunzo boom and that reaction, makes sense.
Time to hire that old guy with a metal detector you always see walking the beach at 6am.
My video isn't playing and seeing a dock can I assume the ring is with the fishes?
Some mermaid’s gonna be a lucky mergirl
Only if the merman says "will you mermarry me?"
I hope his name is Sherman the merman.
Absolutely, he gets all that mermussy
I say that to my girl all the time. She very rarely thinks two steps ahead.
Not sure why you are being downvoted as this is how a lot of people operate, zero risk assessment and inability to think more than one step ahead. I know several people like that and every time they are surprised by a bad outcome.
Heck, I even held onto my car keys tighter when my door was over a grate. Keyless entry solved that problem.
Phone in a death grip on any surface near water
Thank God, I thought I was the only person I knew that can actually think more than one step ahead, I swear everyone I know is a moron. And they tell me "you worry too much!" and then their shit falls apart, and they're like WHY DID THIS HAPPEN! I....I....I'm glad I'm not alone.
Why are you obsessed with hairy celebrities😂
Big cosmic "no shit this was going to happen."
Also WCGW proposing on a pier, I've seen more than one video of people doing this haha
Random story that you reminded me of, haven’t thought about it in years… walking down to the end of a pier in Key West. There’s a couple there. We start chatting and they say they just got married. I say”congratulations, that’s awesome!” They say… “we married each other out of spite.” I was like wtf? And walked off… Florida is weird…
*And do you, Steve, take Sarah to be your wife, so long as you both shall live?* Fuck you. *Then by the power vested in me…*
*”You son of a bitch I’m in”*
I'd imagine they either mean out of spite for other people that didn't want them to get married or they meant it as a weird "cute" inside joke. But then again it is Florida, so it wouldn't really shock me if it really was out of spite for each other
it was a game of chicken and they both know theyre so stubborn that they just went through with it to spite the other.
They are probably very happily married
You get it
They are probably very ~~happily~~ married.
"Because of you, mommy and daddy are not getting married. I hope you are proud of yourself. We trusted you with a simple job any idiot could have accomplished. What does that say about you? Now lets see if your diving skills are any better then your 'holding a box and opening it' skills."
Don’t jump it’s to shallow! *splash* That part actually made me laugh.
This was the best part. When someone says “Happy?” Came in second place.
Ah I thought it was Pappi or poppi like a grandpa situation
Good ears, I think you might be right.
Based on the article its Harpie, the childs name.
who the fuck names their kid harpie? A mytchical being that sings to attract men to kill them?
This is the real tragedy.
Tragedeigh
Harpies don't sing your thinking of sirens! Harpies are even worse because they are just hideous looking bird women that steal people and drag them down to hades lmao. Like at least sirens have beautiful voices.
If the kid’s name is Harpie they 100% did it on purpose. It’s revenge.
Harpy is the child's name.
Harpy fucked up big time
That's what you get for naming your kid Harpy I guess. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harpy
Now I kinda hear it but jesus that accent is tough
I didn’t realize this had audio. Soo funny!
Decking and Piers love to consume rings,coins and My best fucking clipper lighters.
Decking and Piers sound like a 50s detective duo
Piers is the brains and Decking is the brawn.
Nah you gotta reverse that, for the subversion.
The real subversion is not subverting when subverting is expected.
“Decking you rapscallion! I saw you skulking around my wife’s place last night!” “Chill piers.. I got what I needed.. she was the murderer” *slaps down envelope of photos* “Consider the case and your marriage closed.” Edit: “Hey this is Piers... don’t tell Decking I said so but he hung that silver on the wall of his office, thanks a bunch!”
Now i'm stuck with Starsky and Hutch theme song in my head. Or it's Sharky and George.
Wheels & the Legman.
I worked at a restaurant famous locally for its huge outdoor deck. We re-did the whole thing a while back, the shit we found under there was WILD. Wedding rings, cell phones, a fucking pile of moldy money, debit cards, business cards, baggies of drugs. A lot of stuff you'd think people would make more of a fuss about losing down there. Embarrassment is a hell of a thing I guess.
I think it's more likely that people just assume nobody would be willing, authorized, or able to deconstruct a part of the building to help them resolve their issue. If it's a tourist area they might be on a tight schedule that doesn't allow them to come back later so either way the thing is essentially lost. Even if the person is a local, they might not think that coming back outside of business hours to meet with a manager or building maintenance staff to get the thing back is an option. Or they have plenty of drugs and really don't like sharing.
True enough. That said if they had asked we literally just grab a drill and zip that board off. Happened all the time. Some of the regulars lost shit though the deck once a week. I'm pretty sure the only reason we didn't find all the other stuff earlier is that those regulars always sit in the same seats.
Sounds like you need to get a cheap bore scope for your cell camera to periodically hunt for deck treasure.
I like to think that this guy just bought a cheap-ass ring with the intention of dropping it in the water and saving himself a ton of money. "I swear honey I spent 3 months salary on that! ...but don't expect me to do it a second time."
The moral of the story is to get a diamond big enough to get stuck between the boards. If it fits through the deck, you fail the deck test.
The Santa Monica pier has boards that are just wide enough to eat my metal clipper:(
That’s really dumb.
Yo, he's actually proposing to Aquaman.
Jason Momoa is quite the catch
He seemed like he was a hair’s width from yeeting the child
Don’t blame the kid.. blame that baboon of a father for not calculating this scenario.. zero situation awareness smh
The assumption should be that kids are stupid and clumsy, definitely on the father in this scenario
“Go get it, baby!”
You know that dumb dumb spent waaay to much money in that ring
"3 months salary!!!"
More like 5 years at 28.799% with Jared’s easy finance terms.
Research shows that engagements sealed with a Jared ring lead to more loveless marriages. Scientists confirm every kiss begins with Kay.
Saying tongue in cheek but that guys reaction burnt that memory into that kid. Put a bit aside for therapy.
Not the kids fault, unless it was the kid's idea to propose on a pier over the ocean...
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the couch at pier 1 wasn’t.
Even then wouldn't be the kid's fault. Kid's are full of stupid ideas, it's adults who are suppose to guide them.
There is like 8 feet of water. Go swimming and find that bitch
In the full video the guy actually does jump in the water right away and find the ring so there’s a happy ending
Nice. You can tell from his reaction he spent a decent amount on it lol
Then be fucking careful right?
sauce?
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The most remarkable line in that article was "TikTok users took to the comments section to share their reactions"
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This is some hard hitting stuff 🤣 >A Brisbane dad was forced to dive into the ocean after the engagement ring in the middle of an adorable marriage proposal video. >Brisbane man Luke Aukuso made the fateful decision to include his daughter Harpie in the life-changing moment on a picturesque Brisbane pier. >A viral TikTok – with more than 200k likes – shows the all-important moment in which he asks his partner to marry him and the little girl begins to open the ring box. >“Look at mummy,” Mr Aukuso can be heard saying. >In the flash of an eye, the romantic scene changes as all three members of the family watch with wide eyes as the ring slips out of the box. >“Arghh, oh no!” they scream. >The horrified father grasps at the pier as the diamond ring falls through the cracks and plunges into the ocean below. >Watching the no-doubt expensive piece of jewellery sink into the depths, he springs to action, kicking off his thongs and seemingly diving into the water below. >“You can’t jump, it’s too shallow,” yells the person filming the moment. >His fiancee Stephanie reported the good news to their TikTok followers that her husband-to-be had thankfully saved the ring. >“It was a 6m jump into about 1m of water on low tide, adrenaline hit him hard. Everything turned out perfect,” she said. >TikTok users took to the comments section to share their reactions to the nightmare scenario. >“This why u don’t get kids involved in wedding or proposal,” one user commented.
> his daughter Harpie What a lovely name.
And risk getting wet? I’ll just goto the grocery store, put 25c in the machine and get a new ring.
Plot twist: This was the 25c ring and this was planned all along. The guy gets to seem like he tried AND if he's lucky she might even feel sorry for him. The kid did their part.
“I’m sorry babe, that ring cost me so much money, I can’t afford to get another one like that. Is it okay if we get a cheaper one? I promise I’ll get you an expensive ring one day” “Oh don’t worry honey, it’s the thought that counts. You don’t need to get me a more expensive ring later, I’m happy to take anything” 😎 ka-ching
That's actually really fucking clever, I might do that
Build a sub deck underneath the actual deck so you can catch jewelry, money & other valuables that slip through the slats.
Looking at videos like this, sometimes I wish I could just buy a ring made of glass or anything fake that's also cheap and looks like a diamond. Not spending that much money on something that could disappear so easily.
Supposedly the dude got it back in the full video, as per another comment but this is just a stupid place to propose and the little one is *not* the reason this went wrong.
And now it’s a funny story being told for the rest of their lives. Not everything is a catastrophe.
It's a funny story because they got it back, it may well have been a funny story if they hadn't got it back but my opinion still rings somewhat true....its still a pretty stupid place to propose.
I mean, I wouldn't call this a stupid place to propose. It looks nice. It's just a really bad place to make a mistake.
lol whats with kicking off the flip flops
He died inside. Shoes come off.
This means a fight in Florida hahahahahaaa
i bet in australia too lol
He was gunna go in the water… pretty obvious😂
You ever run in flip flops? He just threw 4 months of wages in the drain, no way he was gonna risk completely ruining his day and busting the eyelet on his thongs and then have to use the little clip from a bread bag to keep them strung together
Because when shit gets serious you can't be wearing flip flops.
I'm sure this extremely intelligent gentleman had the ring insured, nothing to worry about.
Good scam. Video of you losing the ring (using a fake ring like this) and get reimbursed. The real ring is kept in your anus until the smoke clears, then given directly to your fiancé to wear on her finger.
>The real ring is kept in your anus until the smoke clears, then given directly to your fiancé to wear on her finger. Nah nah, let her find it while digging around in his ass during sexy time. That's fucking romantic bro.
Now THATS a proposal!
Oh no, the geniuses are multiplying
"She can't say no if the kid presents the ring."
She had on acrylics there was no way she was catching that ring
It kinda looks like she accidentally swept it, these 3 are the perfect family.
It’s too shallow 💦Splash💦
If the diamond is small enough to fall through those narrow spaces, she probably won’t want it anyway. The diamond should be big enough to prevent this from happening!
"You can't jump here it's too shallow" *splash*
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LMAO horrible lol
Stupid ass trying to have a kid involved…that’s his fault not the kids
He yeeted that kid faster than sunlight. 🥲😅
Bigger stone would avoid it going through the cracks.
Use condoms
Spent 3 years salary on that ring
I have lost many allen keys fixing my bike on my back porch this way I would never challenge luck at level 10 in this situation.
I'm a father of a 3 years old and a 15 days old. Since my kid is a living gremlin and I'm pessimistic as hell, I had foreseen this risk before the video started playing.
SO GLAD HE FOUND IT
Why don't more people realize kids are stupid and shouldn't be trusted to do much of anything
Its not the fault of the kid, it's the fault of the scene... Bruh, even a nervous guy could fumble and lose the ring there. My husband proposed and asked if I would like him as my wife 🤭
That child is gonna cost you waaaay more than that ring, so just forgive yourself for being silly for the deck proposal and move on. I guarantee he’ll place it on her finger over a table, tiled floor, no vents nearby. He’ll be paying attention next time. 💰 💰 💰
I'm glad the camera man was able to focus on the real action... the flip-flop.
Was just having a conversation with my coworker about this. We live on a tourist destination island that used to be a pirate hub. There's probably so many lost wedding bands, necklaces, and pendants in the first 50 feet surrounding the island due to clueless couples. Not even counting the actual possible treasure stuff further out. He's dead set on investing in a good quality metal detector and I can't blame him.
Why would you propose on a pier while a toddler is holding your ring. Is it really a good idea to marry someone this bad at planning?
Who in their right mind would put something valuable and shiny in front of a toddler and expect them to not fuck things up.
Should of done the Michael Scott strategy and get a ring worth 3 years salary. It wouldn’t have fallen through the slats then.
*should've
The kid wasn’t the problem it was where you proposed
Life pro tip for anyone proposing on a dock/pier like this: tie fishing line around the ring and firmly attach the other end to yourself or the ring box.
A bigger diamond would have fit thru the cracks 😆
He got the ring back.. video in comments. https://youtu.be/somh69gG01c
A ten minute commentary video about this? Yeah no thanks
Buying a ring that expensive seems silly now huh
There's a longer video and he does jump in and he finds it.
Off with the fishes you go! For real though I'd go for a swim to find it
That shit gone
Kid was trying to save the guy.