“Not My Job”: 50 Funny Times People Didn’t Even Try (New Pics)

"No one goes there anymore--it's too crowded!"

I always upvote MLB greats.

Is that their actual name? Yogi Berra?

I’m not sure you could peel the paint off, but sure! /j

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Also helps me as an autistic person with auditory processing issues! I can usually understand fine without them, but my understanding lags slower than it would with subtitles. I do hate when people put unrelated jokes in the captions instead of real subtitles… it’s just an annoyance for me but it fully bars some people from being able to understand the video at all!

I am hearing but I always watch tv with subtitles on. Netflux subtitles have impressed me sometimes with the creative ways they describe sounds and music. You can see that someone put a lot of creative thought into it.

My job includes producing webinars and I always send them off to be captioned by a live person. AI is getting better at it, but when you're dealing with medical terms it sometimes gets confused.

ADHDer, captions help me too. I think everything should come with captions as standard, and people can opt out of them if they want to.

I agree but as someone who has written a transcription for a podcast, don't underestimate how much time it takes. I'm a professional writer and a fast typer and it takes at least 4x the length of the video to subtitle it.

I use them at home because my kids get loud and then I miss parts of the story. Also I have some hearing damage and often I need it louder than others do. And I find the same problems, but it isn't nearly as problematic since I hear most of what's going on. I really feel for your situation.

As someone who is currently going deaf, I couldn’t agree more with this. While I’m thankful that we have better ways of making things accessible to the deaf community, we still have a little way to go.

almost deaf too..and I feel every word you said. Transcritions are often hard to follow and the selfgenerated captions of some sites are often nonsense

Slight hearing difficulties, but luckily self taught lipreader - both maternal grandparents profoundly deaf, at least by the time I knew them. Bizarrely I can do it in French too now. A sacré patois, with my mangled Norn Irish accent, a lot of northern French Ch'ti dialect, and now 4 years of Gallo and Breton, but speak reasonable French. Sometimes when English comes on during programs they automatic subtitle it, and often nearly wet myself laughing. Also wonder which subtitles are auto and which done by a terrible translator.

I dont have an hearing issue but sometimes the actors mumble or speak so quietly that its impossible to hear then, so subtitles are usually running to fill the gaps in the audio so I can continue with the story uninterrupted.

Seconding the autism comment. For me specifically I don't always want to listen to someone speaking as it is yet another thing for my brain to process, also some people (a lot of my country content creators) seem to not know how to speak without screaming. I usually have audio turned off on everything and there is no level on need of information that will make me turn it on, I rather just not watch. The lack of text tutorials nowadays just infuriates me.

This is a real issue that should be addressed but I would really like to know- when you think can you 'hear' inside your head? I am always so curious about how thinking works because we all experience it in different ways- some of us 'hear' some of us use images and some of us can 'see' words written

as a fellow deaf, I second that wholeheartedly, especially since English is my second language

They are bad with accents too. I noticed that when watching Bluey a lot of what gets said in an Australian accent gets mistranslated via auto caption

Ooh! They look like crinkle cut ones too.👍

Ain't that the truth! It's obvious that it's not on my side of the pond, we never get sales like that, even on overstock items.

The maple syrup (although technically that is table syrup, not the good stuff) is above the fries because this is in a Canadian No Frills store, and maple syrup belongs pretty much anywhere we want it! Now, I've never actually put syrup on fries, at least, not intentionally - certainly it gets mixed in with the home fries sometimes when they're on the same plate as the pancakes - but it doesn't sound like a half bad idea. I do put (pure) maple syrup on my scrambled eggs, though. If that sounds odd, it's essentially just French toast minus the bread.

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🤣🤣🤣🤣comma, baby, commas

Punctuation is important.

The difference between helping your uncle jack, off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse

The POWER of a comma

Punctuation matters! See?

I like your username.

I never like to shame people for such things, but I do want to file it.

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Eek! You just had to mention that?? I didn't notice until... 😉🤭

That looks so painful! If one of those little bits get caught on something, they'd peel away. Gross 😨

I can imagine a psychologist professor being to damn busy and tired to give a c**p about their nails.

They keeping that long bit on for scratch off lottery tickets?

What's up with commenting on and criticizing people's bodies on posts that weren't even about their bodies

That looks painful!

Nail biter.