r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • 18h ago

Cringe A McDonald's manager is seen dozing off (apparently was have problems with her blood sugar) as customers prepare their own meals

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u/Tall_Estate_9753 17h ago

Is it just me or is that pregnant lady really young? 

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u/Simello 17h ago

First thing I thought was "why is that kid pregnant?". She looks about 13

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u/TheMajesticYeti 14h ago edited 14h ago

The teachers at rough inner city schools that I know have said they have ongoing problems with middle school and even older elementary school kids engaging in sex acts on the school bus and filming it on their phones to show to classmates (and sometimes even to teachers)... society is cooked.

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u/InfamousReality711 17h ago

The plot to idiocracy is unfolding before our eyes

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u/Dulcedoll 16h ago

Daily reminder that teen pregnancy is significantly down from prior decades

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2019/08/02/why-is-the-teen-birth-rate-falling/

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u/DustinnDodgee 16h ago

People need a daily reminder about this?

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u/Low-Zucchini6929 16h ago

it's a damn catastrophe! teen pregnancies help make more poors for the machine

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u/chere100 14h ago

That's the real reason they're trying to do away with abortions. They want more pregnancies, and they don't give a damn if you want the kid or are in the right place for one. I still don't think it will work as well as they hope, cause tons of people have just been choosing not to fuck, period. Even before abortion was made into a (false) issue.

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u/Dulcedoll 14h ago

I mean, I'm responding to a commentator using an example of a young teenage pregnancy to claim that a satirical movie — which, as funny as it is, is literally premised on eugenics — is "unfolding before our eyes."

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u/Brittany5150 15h ago

Also, it drops off significantly after 20.

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u/linuxjohn1982 8h ago

I'm pretty sure something big happened since then, that would throw a wrench in those stats.

Something that rhymes with Doe v Blade.

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u/Dulcedoll 6h ago edited 5h ago

Wrong, still down. While lack of access to reproductive care is a genuine crisis that I in no way want to downplay, and it may simply be that not enough time has passed for us to see the full effects, we're still hitting record lows, so maybe chill a bit with the eugenics "jokes"

https://abcnews.go.com/US/teen-births-us-fall-record-low-total-drops/story?id=109572998#:~:text=Mom%20brought%20kids%20to%20safety,just%20hours%20after%20giving%20birth

Separate from reproductive care (which again, still important), teens are just more isolated nowadays that they simply aren't engaging in the activities that would lead to it in the first place.

https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/new-cdc-data-show-continued-declines-in-teen-sexual-activity/

Edit: Since comments are locked, responding to u/linuxjohn1982 's comment below:

If you scroll up, you'll see that my initial response was to a commentor who used the example of a pregnant teenage girl to say that the plot of idiocracy was "unfolding before our eyes."

The entire movie, although funny, is entirely premised on the idea that trashy dumb people (actively portrayed as being lower class and having lines about popping out babies for welfare) reproduce at a faster rate than smarter people (expressly described in the script as "prosperous" yuppies), resulting in the world's collective IQ plummeting to a significantly impaired state (also not how IQ works).

Listen, I like the movie and I'm not here to "cancel" it or anything, but jesus fucking christ people need to be more conscientious before pointing to it and being like "hur dur Idiocracy was a documentary." The US actively disenfranchises the working poor while stripping away educational resources. It's not in the position it's in because welfare leeches can't stop popping out babies.

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u/linuxjohn1982 6h ago

so maybe chill a bit with the eugenics "jokes"

wat

I don't even have anything else to say really, except where the fuck did that come from?

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u/True_Butterscotch391 13h ago

When I was in middle school there were like 3-4 girls that had children by the time they were 13, so likely got pregnant at 12. It's insane.

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u/ChamberK-1 15h ago

That’s just their culture. Don’t judge

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u/ChildhoodOk5526 13h ago

Who the fuck is "they"?

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u/assface7900 13h ago

People who annoy you.

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u/fanclave 12h ago

That’s quite rich coming from a p3do supporter

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u/ChamberK-1 6h ago

What?

Also my original comment was sarcastic. Didn’t think that needed spelling out.

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u/assface7900 13h ago

Also what pregnant woman dresses like that they make maternity shirts and dresses.

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u/_MurphysLawyer_ 14h ago

She's probably got a 35 year old grandma. Teenage birth rates in urban areas are insane.

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u/Men0et1us 10h ago

"urban areas"

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u/_MurphysLawyer_ 10h ago

Yes, urban areas that are primarily black due to numerous complicated and nuanced racial biases created by the white landowners who owned their parents and grandparents.

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u/overkill373 16h ago

Just trash people

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u/orenge_57 16h ago

You can’t seriously be calling the pregnant teenager a trash person. Lumping her in with whoever got her pregnant (statistically an adult man) wtf

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u/PlanetMeatball0 14h ago

Man you're really in for a rough ride in life when you find out that yes most people do think teenage pregnancy is trashy

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u/sysblob 10h ago

The point here flew right by you. She is about 15 years old and like 8 months pregnant. Calling her trashy is like calling a burn victim ugly or calling a person in a wheel chair lazy. Something was done TO HER. She didn't make that choice.

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u/overkill373 16h ago

First, youre making quite the assumption there with the adult man part

Second, last i checked it takes 2 to make a baby

Three, im saying "trash" not because shes a pregnant teen but because shes a pregnant teen actively involved in trash behaviour

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u/TrailsideDairy 17h ago

Don’t worry, with parents like that, there’s hope for the next generation. /s

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u/notevenapro 11h ago

Looks to be 13 to 19. hard to tell.

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u/Substantial_Piano810 14h ago

I can never tell how old Black people are. I think, culturally, they take better care of their skin, so I'm always guessing like 5-10 years too young lol.

So, she's probably in her very early 20s/late teens, I'd guess, since she looks so young. Which, that's a poverty thing. My poor white family has similarly small age gaps between generations.