Many people do things twice, just to make sure.
“Pressing the lock button on your car keys twice is essential. Just like saving your game twice on Pokemon! #essetiallifestyle” was posted on Twitter by Blair Grandison on November 9, 2014. “Pokemon culture is saving your game twice to make sure you REALLY saved your game” was posted on Twitter by Juan Avalos on October 17, 2018. “you ever just do something twice just to make sure it like worked? like saving your game twice? yea” was posted on Twitter by Penscribble | BLM on September 27, 2020.
“Pressing the ‘lock’ button on your car key fob multiple times is the grown up version of saving your game twice” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on March 15, 2021.
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Blair Grandison
@GrandisonTweets
Pressing the lock button on your car keys twice is essential. Just like saving your game twice on Pokemon! #essetiallifestyle
4:47 AM · Nov 9, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
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Juan Avalos
@MrJuantastico
Pokemon culture is saving your game twice to make sure you REALLY saved your game
1:58 PM · Oct 17, 2018·Twitter for Android
Twitter
Yan
@Nucleose
saving your game twice and putting a second layer of deodorant on just in case are the exact same thing
10:16 AM · Sep 29, 2019·Twitter for Android
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Penscribble | BLM
@PenScribbleDX
you ever just do something twice just to make sure it like worked? like saving your game twice? yea.
4:49 PM · Sep 27, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Joba_Fett March 15, 2021
Pressing the ‘lock’ button on your car key fob multiple times is the grown up version of saving your game twice.
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Zoor Kriid
@zoorkriid
Pressing the ‘lock’ button on your car key fob multiple times is the grown up version of saving your game twice. /u/Joba_Fett
11:50 AM · Mar 15, 2021·IFTTT
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L E X I
@LevellLexi
Pressing the ‘lock’ button on your car key fob multiple times is the grown up version of saving your game twice.
2:52 PM · Mar 16, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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