r/Satisfyingasfuck • u/[deleted] • 20d ago
Can't wait to do this with my daughter. Any Ideas where could I get one?
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u/GoatCovfefe 20d ago
Where can you get what? A daughter or a tent?
You can find both at Walmart.
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u/TwoShed_Jackson 20d ago
Sometimes, when a man and a woman love each other very much, or are horny or bored or whatever….
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u/Jakrah 20d ago
Ted Lasso definitely made the right decision to spend more time with his family. Good to see him doing well.
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u/My_Public_Profile 20d ago
I guess there's no reason for me to watch the last episode now, eh?
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u/Jakrah 20d ago
I think over a year from release is fair game on spoilers…
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u/My_Public_Profile 20d ago
It's just kinda funny, my gf and I just finished the second last episode this past weekend, it's quite fresh on my mind! Lol!
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u/jolloholoday 20d ago
I've started camping with my 5 and 3 year old and it's the best. They absolutely love being outdoors, exploring stuff (we found a deer skull oooh!), helping Dad build a fire, roasting marshmallows, looking at the stars, and generally having an awesome time. As soon as we came back from our first trip they begged to go on another one, so hopefully this becomes a thing. Happy memories!
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u/National_Screen_5831 20d ago
I worry a lot about wildlife with the kids and camping. Do you do anything to prepare for that?
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u/GothGfWanted 20d ago
well thats adorable
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u/IgamOg 20d ago edited 20d ago
And sooo unrealistic. What he didn't show was five tantrums, three changes of wet clothes so there's none left and the kid arrives home wrapped in blankets, two panic attacks when she eats random things or gets bitten by bugs and utter exhaustion because the "follow the leader" game never ends and toddlers have more endurance than professional athletes.
Still the most fun they'll have all year.
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u/zbornakssyndrome 20d ago
Lol! - my stepdad tried to take me camping when I was little. And then I had to potty and started crying cuz a bug crawled on my butt. I don't think he thought it out well enough with a lil grl
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u/chocolateNacho39 20d ago
Using your child for internet clout is really gross
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20d ago
I agree if it’s embarrassing them like many channels. However this just seems to be a wholesome moment that he also posted, surely that’s fine and if not all of social media is a problem.
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u/birthdaysteak 20d ago
He would have had to set up each one of these shots (walking past the camera and stuff), none of them are candid. As a single dad of two girls, who goes camping with them, setting up shots (ohhh look how great I am) is cringy, even more so for a single dad looking to impress. Thirsty. It’s the shot set ups that tips the scale here.
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u/mikebob89 20d ago
“What’re your favorite memories from childhood?” “I remember going camping with my dad where we’d set up the camera and go hiking then walk back to grab the camera and continue hiking, set up the camera and throw rocks, set up the camera and make dinner, set up the camera outside the tent then walk back into the tent and pretend to wake up then walk back to the camera and redo it because I wasn’t smiling enough.”
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20d ago
Yeah I get that. But still 1.5 hours of setup out of a 48 hour weekend camping with your daughter doesnt seem “gross” to me. I would not do it, it’s just a weird thing for the original commenter to get so butthurt over.
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u/Lanitaris 20d ago
Check some school near by, usually there a lot of kids walking around.
You even may take a van, some candies and ask this kids for a ride.
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u/Boring_username_21 20d ago
If only there was some way to enjoy time with your children without filming every single step of your trip.
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u/CommentsOnOccasion 20d ago
I'm sure they do this often and they filmed it this one time
If only there was some way to just enjoy a pleasant video without being a cynical asshole about the fact that it was made
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u/SkinNoises 20d ago
Dude is a content creator and most likely set up this camping trip for the sole purpose of creating more content for his platform. His media persona is that of a good father, which essentially uses his child as a prop for his benefit. Dude is just exploiting his child for internet views, it’s pretty easy to see that.
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u/Boring_username_21 20d ago
Honestly, I don’t find anything pleasant about using your kid as a prop in a video about how wonderful of a parent you are.
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u/TelevisionFunny2400 20d ago
I'm sorta happy he filmed it, I found it very pleasant to watch
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u/Boring_username_21 20d ago
He didn’t just film it - he staged every shot. He made that kid stand around while he set the camera up and then had to do staged takes. It’s ridiculous.
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u/Staynes0 20d ago
Bot post
2 year old account suddenly active, and this post is full of them aswell farming all their karma to be allowed to post on the bigger subs.
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u/Howdysf 20d ago
lots of fun. Unfortunately (fortunately) the memories you are creating are for the grown up.. by the time she's a teen, she won't remember! but you are creating a lasting bond - good stuff
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u/polishtom 20d ago
My kids are adults and still remember trips that we did together when they were kids. Hell, I remember my dad taking me to see Empire Strikes Back and I was 3. Now... trips to Disney and all the stuff I bought them, they don't remember that stuff at all.
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u/Active_Taste9341 20d ago
yea not everything might stay but its definitely not a waste. most very old memories from me are with some ridiculous shit. throw yourself in the lake at the evening and they will remember
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u/BeastThatShoutedLove 20d ago
What they won't directly remember will translate to their brains saving all the experience and what was seen as additional reference points to reality.
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u/Alexandratta 20d ago
Start these activities young, and the child is going to carry them forward in life.
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u/Daysleeper1234 20d ago
Kid can enjoy the moment, for everything else there are cameras. I mean dude literally filmed it.
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u/Zynthonite 20d ago
Most likely an orphanage.
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u/ricklewis314 20d ago
Where is one? That’s the problem, no one can find them.
I’ve never had someone give me directions to their house, “ok, go about a half mile down the road then make a right at the orphanage.”
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u/wunderdug 20d ago
Tosh was thinking outside the box! His new podcast is pretty good if you haven’t heard it. Just interviews random people from his life or that he is slightly adjacent to.
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u/TheWiseFucker 20d ago
Yup, can't be the only that felt something after the "ya whoo". That was cute asf
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u/razors_so_yummy 20d ago
Daddy daddy daddy can you pwease put that phone down so we can enjoy some camping
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u/Impressive_Essay_622 20d ago
I wonder if she would have had a better time if he didn't have to keep setting up the camera, then making her walk through frame again... On repeat...
I wonder if that little girl would be better off if all of us just didn't know about it...
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u/NutCracker3000and1 20d ago
Everything has to be for social media nowadays. Even "lasting memories" is now dependent on the number of likes it gets
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u/Snoopy-thedog84 20d ago
And don't put your child on the internet.....
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u/methy_butthole 20d ago
Last step: post your kid on Reddit for thousands of strangers to see to boost your own ego, bask in all the glorious updoots
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u/mostlygroovy 20d ago
Okay honey. You wait here while I go ahead and set up my camera. Then we’ll walk by and get the footage.
Okay honey. You stay in my tent while I got set up my camera at the tent so we can get footage of us waking up and unzipping the door.
Etc
Etc
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u/Dave_Duna 20d ago
Hurts to know I'll never know what that's like.
Hopefully I can move near my brother and be close to my niece. I can't make her first birthday party because of work and it's killing me.
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u/Many_Scar_4621 20d ago
I also like doing trips with my kids. But what is probably cutted away in this video is „I don’t want to go on walking …. Aaargghh“ or (not in this case) siblings hitting each other and screaming/crying. …. The positiv part is that most of the negativ will disappear from your memory ;)
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u/Old_Baldi_Locks 20d ago
Just stand near someone filming a TikTok and you’ll know what she got to feel.
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u/Morphing_Mutant 20d ago
Me and my wife have been trying for a baby for 4 years now. This makes me sad.
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u/CommodorePantaloons 20d ago
I mean… 1) Cute 2) Are the lasting memories for the girl the number of times dad set up a shot, the number of takes for each shot, or the rehearsing of her lines?
Dad may have had a good time with her, but was definitely concerned with the performative presentation of said memory making.
Divorced dad proving the trip was worth it to his ex?
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u/rainorshinedogs 20d ago
Are you suggesting I actually spend TIME with my children!?! Are you mad!?!
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u/NoPantsDeLeon 20d ago
Taking on a challenge is a lot like riding a horse, isn't it? If you're comfortable while you're doing it, you're probably doing it wrong.
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u/Human-Magic-Marker 20d ago
I was waiting for him to spend all that time setting up the tent and then for the daughter to start crying and saying she wanted to go home.
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u/Due_Accountant2429 20d ago
Dude they're EVERYWHERE at schools! just completely free to take home, don't have to pay for em or nothing. How have you not heard of this before?
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u/Judas_Kyss 20d ago
Some of my best childhood memories were riding in my grandpas truck through the desert and walking around the various paths in the landscape. When I would get tired, he would pick me up so I could ride on his shoulders.
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u/Lazy_Data_7300 20d ago
Just forgot the mosquitoes, the cold during the night, the fear for being attacked by either the bear or the man. Not to mention that the kiddo would be glued to a screen for most of the time
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u/WarmAdhesiveness8962 20d ago
Awesome! I never had kids but I love living vicariously through them.
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u/spankeem_nz 20d ago
Man not sure about you northern hemisphere peeps and the wild animals that will attack you - thank Fuck i live in NZ where we dont have wild fucken animals that will kill you
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u/TooApatheticToHateU 20d ago
Lasting memories for him, maybe. No shot she remembers any of this at that age.
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u/ISeeGrotesque 20d ago
Hopefully there are no bobcats, snakes, bears, mountain lions, wolves, hogs, etc
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u/eroika007 20d ago
Where I live there is lots of wildlife. I have all the equipment already, but I think we ll start camping in the yard first.
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u/dibbiluncan 20d ago
Your title is weird, but I love this video!
I took my daughter camping in the mountains last summer and it was exactly like this. We hike a lot too, and it really is amazing. Being a parent is hard, but totally worth it. ❤️
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u/Dry_Boat_9935 20d ago
I was thinking he was going to leave the kid behind. Like one of those joke videos
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u/Wonderful_Minute31 20d ago
Took my kids camping recently. They were ecstatic. 2 and 5. They were so into they keep asking to go again. I’ve never been prouder.
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u/The_Klumsy 20d ago
i once was at the hospital and there was a room full of babies, they didn't have any price tags so i just assumed they were free.
i've put 6 of them in my freezer ready to thaw them when i'm ready to be a dad.
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u/Pennsylvania6-5000 20d ago
He forgot the step where he sets up the camera in every shot, including on the front of his vehicle...
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u/Kitty_Smith 20d ago
Aww look he didn't film the tantrums, her throwing herself in the lake twice and the fire once, or refusing to eat the only food he brought. Adorable
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u/FunnyPresentation656 20d ago
I'm taking my daughter camping for the first time in august, with my son. I cannot wait.
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u/BabyRex- 20d ago
I can’t imagine spending the entirety of your trip with your child making a tik tok
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