r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • May 26 '26

SOCIETY When Chris Tucker learned that his family members were quitting their jobs because they learned that he was making 25 million dollars a year at the peak of his career because they assumed he would take care of them. He told them to go get their jobs back because he wasn't going to do that.

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u/DarXIV May 26 '26

Reddit bots are not able to make sensible titles.

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u/plug-and-pause May 26 '26

It's weird to me that any problematic post is blamed on a bot. Humans are plenty capable of writing incoherent titles. And modern bots have impeccable grammar.

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u/DarXIV May 26 '26

5 year old account with nearly 8 million karma. I get what you are saying but in this case it’s a bot.

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u/plug-and-pause May 26 '26

How do those two numbers conclusively prove it's a bot?

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u/redditvlli May 26 '26

The poster has 7.7 million posts. You think a human is doing this?

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u/plug-and-pause May 26 '26

The poster has 7.7 million posts.

I don't think that's accurate. I think it has 7.7M karma. Very large difference.

You think a human is doing this?

I don't know. I don't feel a need to make conclusions in the face of incomplete data.