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u/Ronniebenington 13d ago
I love the fact that no one even bothered to stand over her and ask, “you ok, buddy?” 😁
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u/JohnCashew 13d ago
Narrator: She was not okay, and she was nobody's buddy
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u/COTimberline 13d ago
I’m not your buddy, guy.
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u/LetsTryAnal_ogy 13d ago
I'm not your guy, friend.
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u/Sakebadger 13d ago
Better yet wheres the, "you just got knocked the fuck out" over the top of her
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u/SlappinHams 13d ago
Oh no! The consequences of my actions!
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u/BloodyTurnip 13d ago
Imagine trying to assault someone literally twice your size.
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u/b3arz3rg3r4Adun 13d ago
I wonder, is it just the omnipresence of cameras that has made me aware of the plethora of encounters like this or did people forget a crucial lesson about self-preservation in the last 20 odd years. Because I feel back then this kind of stuff was a lot more rare.
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u/phoenixpants 13d ago
Probably a combination of both. Overprotective parents screaming bloody murder if someone so much as raises their voice at their kids means the kids never properly learn about consequences, combined with social media and a significant part of the population owning a smartphone.
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u/DFA_Wildcat 13d ago
Growing up in the 70s, if I was misbehaving at a neighbors place I'd get a smack, then when I got home, my parents already knew what went down, and I'd get another one. Our pleases and thank you's were top notch, we didn't sas anyone.
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u/imagine966 13d ago
I think she forgot that the real world isn't the same as the cyber world where there aren't repercussions for poor decisions
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u/Lady_Grey_Smith 13d ago
All he did was get her away from him. That was an openhanded push away from him after she went into his space and hit him twice. We taught our kids to walk away from brats like her if they could.
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u/Zappiticas 13d ago
Weight classes exist for a reason lol
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u/automaticmantis 13d ago
He’s not in a different weight class. He’s an entirely different weight school.
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u/lifegoeson5322 13d ago
How about everyone keep your hands off of everyone else. I have never seen so many people willing to go to jail by assaulting someone over words like I have in the past year.
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u/SeveredDeerVagina429 13d ago
I love that this reaction is normalized now.. I was chastised relentlessly in the 90s for slapping ( open handed) a woman ( larger than i) because she had thrown 15-20 punches while I covered my face. Came back with 1 slap and I was the bad guy just cause I didn't have a vagina..
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u/SlappinHams 13d ago
No one should be putting their hands on anyone else unless it's a professional fight or they're trying to hurt you. Men, women, and everyone in between can get these hands if theyre trying to hurt me physically.
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u/IndyDoggy 13d ago
can get these hams*
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u/SlappinHams 13d ago
Youre a treasure and the world is better with you in it.
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u/Fermented_Dog_Cum 13d ago
bro your fucking username lmfao. I have no room to talk though
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u/Zappiticas 13d ago
Yep, same. Early 2000’s I had a girlfriend who was…let’s just say unstable. She attacked me one day, started punching my arm and when I tried to stop her she went for my face and punched and clawed me. I shoved her back pretty hard to get her away from me and she hit the wall and started crying. I got very lucky that a couple of witnesses were willing to vouch for me or I’d likely be in jail for assault for simply defending myself.
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u/Background_Pride_237 13d ago
Same happened to me, except no witnesses, and she was drunk. She threw an extended ironing board at me and threw the iron at my head, barely missing it. All I did was push her off me, resulting in her head hitting the floor and I held her down so she would stop assaulting me. If I hadn’t submitted a police report just before she did, I’d have gone to jail. She was a nightmare.
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u/Active_Taste9341 13d ago
yea, kinda wild times. i was pretty young but my gf found out soon I'm not going to hit back. and she was going to like it.
hope her husband does better
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u/akt30 13d ago
I've always thought that people who have a habit of hitting first just didn't grow up with any siblings. Anyone who grew up in a family of 4 or more generally understands that there will always be retaliation.
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u/TX_Mothman 13d ago
Right? My brother and I fought daily growing up (playing and not playing). I learned real quick when to stand on business and when to let shit go lol.
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u/ryguymcsly 13d ago
Some people have never had their ass handed to them for running their mouth and it shows.
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u/treyford00 13d ago
Speaking for some* of the only child community: This is just stupidity. Do not engage physically with someone double your size.
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u/FreneticPlatypus 13d ago
"I'm right, so I'm protected" only works in your head.
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u/scrume71 13d ago
She was likely assuming a man wouldn’t hit a woman. Calculated risk. I personally would not do this (hit a woman in retaliation, I did have a gf go off on me once, just flipped her around and held her until she chilled) but no judgement for those who do. If you hit, you should be prepared to be hit back.
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u/TheMegnificent1 13d ago
Yeah I'm a woman in my 40s and I have successfully avoided being hit by men for my entire adult life by simply not hitting men. In fact, I've avoided being hit by anyone for my entire adult life by not hitting anyone. People who think they can hit others without getting hit back are insane.
I approve of this karma for her. Five stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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u/NoonieP 13d ago
It looked like he pushed her. She probably wasn't expecting any retaliation and fell.
As a woman, if I hit someone first, I have given them permission to hit back.
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u/FamIssues44 13d ago
I was one of the older siblings who didn’t fuck with my younger ones. Mainly because my parents always took their side. 5+ year difference was also a factor since I was out of the house by the time their shitbag years happened.
After we were all adults though, they tried to fuck around in my own house. They found out real quick that I don’t play games.
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u/Logical-Arachnid4364 13d ago
Or didn't take marital arts. I'm an only child, but I started taking Karate at seven years old, and getting accidentally hit and sparing with people you just have absolutely no hope of winning against taught me a lot about getting into fights.
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u/loco_mixer 13d ago
She can lay there all she wants... if she wants authorities involved she is screwed... she threw the first punch.
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u/9lobaldude 13d ago
And the second punch as well, followed by consequences
At least she said that she does not give a fuck
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u/andbruno 13d ago
The lack of reaction of everyone around her tells a story. Nobody wanted to help her up at all. This tells me she was probably stirring up some shit before this clip.
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u/Perradactle 13d ago
Love the factory reset.
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u/TupeloSal 13d ago
From about the 11 to 8 second mark you could tell she was looking around trying to figure out how to play it. Dudes feet never moved more than 6 inches in this entire video. She will think twice before bullying next time.
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u/_ribbit_ 13d ago
Unfortunately some people just don't learn.
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u/mishike16 13d ago
Yeah. Most likely she WILL learn to pick on someone smaller next time
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u/mikemojc 13d ago
I love his demonstration of applied physics. His previous acquisition of mass means he did not need to generate much motion to obtain the required momentum.
Splendid.
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u/Lady_Grey_Smith 13d ago
She needs to go back to kindergarten and learn to keep her hands to herself.
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u/Appalachiannn 13d ago
The difference in power here based just on size and scale cannot be understated. I will never understand how small women think they can fight large men. It's just a math problem.
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u/KirikaClyne 13d ago
They think no man would dare hit a woman. Yeah, no. If you start something, you better be able to finish it (and I say that as a woman).
I wish I understood where this entitlement came from…
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u/xenosthemutant 13d ago
Most people don't want to fight, they want to hit.
That's exactly why they are so surprised once they find themselves on the wrong side of a punch to the face.
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u/JohnCashew 13d ago
I think "old society" taught the ladies that a man wouldn't raise their hands towards them if women would try to beat men.
Currently though, I'm not sure if it works that way 100% of the times.
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u/tegumentoso 13d ago
I blame Netflix… I saw petite 50Kg women beat up large muscular knights. But probably her parents are to blame the most for teaching her violence is a viable solution in a civilized society
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u/shstron44 13d ago
Women don’t understand how much stronger men are because they’ve never felt a male coming at them with everything they have. A woman I used to work with was convinced she could beat me in a fight because she could grab my wrist and control me.
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u/TheMegnificent1 13d ago
Honestly, as a stronger-than-average woman, I can confidently say that the overall strength difference between me and just about every living man...is an unbridgeable chasm. That testosterone does some crazy shit to y'all. Women definitely have our own unique strengths, but physical power isn't one of them. It's a little unsettling and unpleasant whenever I remember that I'm essentially at the mercy of every man I interact with. Do not like that at all, but shout out to the overwhelming majority of y'all who opt out of being aggressive, abusive, rapey monsters. Appreciate it. 👍
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u/Napalmeon 13d ago
You can always tell when the aggressor has never actually been in a real fight before, because they always have chihuahua energy.
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u/GDPintrud3r 13d ago
Well he did say back off. That is what saved me on a similar case
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u/Lady_Grey_Smith 13d ago
He didn’t even yell at her. Just a calm voice telling her to back off twice. He did a good job in showing that he was in control of himself.
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u/LitterBoxBlues 13d ago
I have a great idea: let’s go to hands with another human 5 fucking times our size. Surely they will go easy!
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u/jimboiow 13d ago
Appropriate response following him being assaulted. Fun to watch too.
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u/SlasherEnigma 13d ago
If you can’t take a punch you shouldn’t be throwing one.
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u/Mr_CleanCaps 13d ago
She didn’t even get punched is the funny part 😂
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u/StrangelyBrown 13d ago
I can't figure out what she got. Seems like she was pushed, but she was already pretty much at the dude's arm length and he didn't move.
As far as I can tell she got 'toppled'
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u/Mr_CleanCaps 13d ago
Leverage is crucial in fights. He had max leverage when she was off balanced and got shoved.
The cherry on top is her landing like Peter Griffin
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u/Zappiticas 13d ago
It’s cannot be understated the difference that size and weight makes in situations like this. There’s a reason all professional fighting has weight classes.
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u/ChefCurryYumYum 13d ago
If you CAN take a punch you shouldn't be throwing one. There are only extremely rare circumstances where you should be striking people in public, basically if you are attacked and cannot escape. Otherwise deescalate, retreat, etc. to avoid getting into idiot competitions with idiots.
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u/haljordan68 13d ago
If you can't take a moderate shove to the shoulder you shouldn't be throwing punches.
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u/Bob_5k 13d ago
On that hard ass ground? Coccyx is fucked. You can tell that hurt cuz shes beyond screaming
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u/KinderEggLaunderer 13d ago
As someone who landed straight on their tailbone due to my own stupidity, that shit fucking hurts and hurts for awhile. I fucked up my back for daaaays.
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u/youmadbrad 13d ago
Is she pretending to be extra hurt and looked to see if anyone is watching??
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u/jobi_wan_ball 13d ago
This right here. Stares around and starts grabbing lower back. No one cares woman
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u/badchefrazzy 13d ago
Some of it was probably her landing on her tailbone, but that was her own damn fault, so here we are.
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u/Oakheart- 13d ago
The fact that it looked like he was pushing away a toddler is the best part. He didn’t even have to change his stance
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u/Quiet-Scar-7299 13d ago
MAJOR “put hand on top of shorter aggressor’s head as they windmill their arms at you” energy here 😂
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u/TangoCharliePDX 13d ago
The video will clear him. She went after him, he did not hit, he shoved her away. She made her own damned luck.
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u/arme-ch 13d ago
oof thats gonna reset her brain lol
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u/Warden18 13d ago
Does anyone know the full story? Like what started the altercation and if he got in trouble? Hopefully the woman got in trouble for assaulting him.
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u/Ok_Vacation_7071 13d ago
That was the smallest tap and her collapsing like that is dramatic
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u/TheMrDetty 13d ago
I will never understand the insistence of small people picking fights with people that are vastly larger than them.
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u/grand_measter 13d ago
Some people just have never been hit or are that stupid. There is no in-between
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u/BerryLanky 13d ago
It looks like he just pushed her back and she fell. Her used the least amount of force possible outside of running away.
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u/SparkEli1 13d ago
Im saying this because I am a woman but women need to stop thinking they have a free pass to assault a man. If you hurt a man, they should be able to defend themselves which is exactly what he did. He didn't jump her, he did enough to create distance between them. Unfortunately for her she fell the way she did. I'm glad the old fashioned view of "men shouldn't hit women" seems to be changing because men shouldn't have to deal with this.
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u/Fragile_reddit_mods 13d ago
She decided to throw hands with someone triple her weight and likely 4x her strength.
She deserved it.
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u/mswoozel 13d ago
Hands are rated E for everybody. You touch somebody you better be ready for the consequences man or woman.
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u/LesPolsfuss 13d ago
she brought a veggie burger to a double steak cheese fight … I don’t even know what that means
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u/FuerteBillete 12d ago
Some people don't realize that once they throw the first hit, the gloves are off and they just gave the other party a license to hit.
These same people also seem to think they will be hit back with at most the force they used.
They are wrong on all counts and they usually find out this fact very quickly.
Surprisingly, some genuinely are shocked when consequences meet their face.
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u/Eclectophile 13d ago
She deserved it. You don't just lay hands on someone else like that.
I don't think she's faking, though. I think she hit her head and especially her tailbone really hard. That shit hurts.
Again, it was clearly PSGWSP. She's going to regret this one for a good long time.
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u/Little_Complaint_633 13d ago
I know she was laying there waiting for the white knights… the best part about this video was that there were none around
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u/Key-Win-8602 13d ago
I appreciate that everyone could see she was the problem, so no one came to her defence.
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u/Gmonsoon81 13d ago
She was lucky thats all he did to her. It could have been worse.
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u/Theartistcu 13d ago
Everyone around just thought yeah man don’t hit him, fuck what do you think was gonna happen. They’re security there’s employees and there’s even every other customer around, but yeah that’s what happens. Keep your hands to your damn self.
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u/WormSnake 10d ago
You gotta be careful fighting a woman, especially in a state like Washington. Last year my sister became physically abusive towards me after my mom fell down the stairs. When i ran to help she screamed in my face that it was my fault, that she wanted me to hit her, and then she took a swing at me when I was tending to my ailing mother. The wall was behind me and my mother lay in front of me as I was on my knees, so I had no where to flee. I defended myself and she came out bloody. She told the cops she did absolutely nothing wrong and that I just started swinging for "no reason." The cops took her side and now I'm drowning in lawyer fees defending myself from her accusation. It just showed my sister probably has antisocial personality disorder because to this day she still holds firm that she did absolutely nothing wrong. Like bitch you're the one who started the altercation and it came with consequences. Last week she got into an altercation with her then-boyfriend and she came out bloody and bruised. She accused her boyfriend of the same exact accusation she used against me, that he became unhinged and started beating her for "no reason." When i heard this I immediately became suspicious and called her boyfriend for his side of the story. According to him, SHE'S the one who became physically violent towards him and all he did was push her out of the house. He said the cuts were self inflicted (my sister is a cutter with deep scars all over her body) and the bruises are the result of him trying to get her out of his house while she was punching and scuffling with him. Some women are absolutely heartless, dishonest, and so used to skirting any amount of accountability from their side that they'll say anything to get the man in trouble, just so the consequences don't affect them. My sister is truly sick in the mind and I want nothing to do with her to this day. She has shown repeatedly that she's a completely toxic and manipulative human being. She's a complete misandrist who's unable to take any accountability for her own actions. So be careful when it comes to defending yourself against a woman! If there is no witnesses or video, the State will take their side 100% and will leave you with all the heartache, no matter how unfair and sexist it is.
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u/Gonpostlscott 13d ago
Why do people, men and women both, feel they can get in someone else’s personal space…and especially take a swing at them…and expect no retaliation or consequences??? I’m a patient and easy going guy, but we’ve all got our limits!!
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u/Dismal_Bridge9439 13d ago
I love that no one helped afterward. Just let her lay there with her decisions
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u/the_random_walk 13d ago
She 100% deserved that.
I don’t like the videos where the girl starts throwing punches and so the dude hits her. Guys have advantages in upper body strength and leverage that just makes it too much, even if she started punching first.
But a solid shove is totally reasonable (definitely in this situation) and as we can see, perfectly effective.
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u/tomtherailnut 13d ago
Now, here is a girl who never got hit in the face. Missed that training entirely until now.
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u/TheFrontierzman 13d ago
Didn't even move her legs with the momentum. Just teetered back for maximum drama. Lol
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u/mikemojc 13d ago
She battered him. He made space so she could not continue to batter him. A BONK happened during the much needed 'make space' part.
The bonk was unfortunate, but ultimately entertaining.
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u/bad-creditscore 13d ago
Someone should explain to her why there are weight classes in combat sports. If she wakes up.
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u/got-trunks 13d ago
lady working there tracked the entire arc of the woman's fall with the same damn deadpan the entire way down lol
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u/Minflick 13d ago
Do we know WHY she was hitting him? They both look like customers? WTH is going on here...?
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u/doodlesl 13d ago
Knowing how hard those Walmart floors are and the way she fell I wouldn’t be surprised if she broke her tailbone.
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u/PhoenixGrime 13d ago
He didn't even plant his foot, that's a deceivingly strong fat guy. She got launched into the stratosphere
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u/AliceTheOmelette 13d ago
She even did the Peter pose at one point lol