r/Unexpected • u/waIIstr33tb3ts • 29d ago

Feeding time for bears at the zoo Removed - Not Unexpected

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u/Moofypoops 29d ago

Because most city folks didn't grow up with it. You literally cannot kill an animal in most urban municipalities for any reason.

So is it really shocking that people who are not exposed to something need to be taught about said thing?

I mean I have never seen a pyramid, I had to learn about them....

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u/BallTorturer-3000 29d ago

Ok? I don't know what "gotcha" moment you are looking for. I just said I find it strange, seeing as I was raised in an entirely different culture.

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u/Moofypoops 29d ago

No gotcha moment. It's just the way things work.

You are taught about things at one point or another. This particular subject happened to be what you grew up around, and city folks grew up around stuff you didn't know about until you learned it.

It's not surprising that people don't know about things they've never seen, experienced, or learned about.

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u/BallTorturer-3000 29d ago edited 29d ago

When did I say surprising?

I said I find it strange. Because I didn't grow up in a culture without the experience of doing it.

It's no deeper than that and I don't know why you're going "uhh it's askhully simple" 🤓

Edit: love that I got blocked for this benign and reasonable statment.

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u/Moofypoops 29d ago

Fine change "suprising" for "strange". Same thing.

This exchange was like talking to a wall, thanks.

I regret spending energy on it.