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==Examples of Chris's Negligence== | ==Examples of Chris's Negligence== | ||
There are several example's of Chris's negligence that have negativity impacted himself, his family, his community, and his fans. The effects of his negligence have ranged from [[Chris's_room | letting his room go]], to [[EBay#Suspension_of_Chris.27s_eBay | getting his ebay banned]], to even possibly [[Destruction_Of_Chris's_House#Actual_Timeline_of_Events|burning down his house]]. | There are several example's of Chris's negligence that have negativity impacted himself, his family, his community, and his fans. The effects of his negligence have ranged from [[Chris's_room | letting his room go]], to [[EBay#Suspension_of_Chris.27s_eBay | getting his ebay banned]], to even possibly [[Destruction_Of_Chris's_House#Actual_Timeline_of_Events|burning down his house]]. Chris's failure to properly deal with problems often leads him into tricky situations that bring humorous responses. A significant portion of interesting Chris content can be attributed either directly or indirectly to his negligence. | ||
[[Image:Please,_Donate_(720p).mp400001.png|thumb|Chris's room, October 2016]] | |||
Chris has a long history of struggles in regards to his vehicles. Chris's first vehicle, the [[Son-Chu#Ford_Escort|original son-chu]], went through horror as it was revealed in October of 2010 that he went well over a year without changing the oil. Unsurprisingly, the original Son-Chu didn't make it much longer. Fast forwarding to July 2018, it became clear that Chris failed to learn his lesson. In [[My_Car_is_Heating_Up_Worse;_PLEASE_BUY_from_my_eBay_and_HELP |a begging video]], Chris reveals that his 2010 Ford Focus was heating up and wouldn't start. Despite fans sending him money to get the car fixed, it was revealed that the car died in November of 2018. It was reported by [[The_Captain|The Captain]] that the car's engine was permanently broken. Being that the car had only 110,000 miles on it, it's most likely that neglect was the cause of the car's failure. | |||
[[Image:SonChu_at_Too_Many_Games.jpg|thumb|A Fan posing with Chris's Ford Focus, June 2018. One month before the failure. (Note the parking job)]] | |||
Revision as of 12:49, 4 December 2020
| “ | Ah, yeah. Big price items. PLEEEEASE PLEASE buy those now so I can (bangs fist on the dashboard for extra emphasis) get. This. Car. Worked. On. Right. Now. ToDAYYYYYYYY | ” |
| Chris, after going well over a full year without an oil change[1] | ||
Merriam-Webster defines negligence as "failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in like circumstances". [1] A negligent person frequently finds themselves in trouble caused by their own inability to identify a problem and deal with it properly. Chris is in no short supply of negligence, and it frequently leads to him trolling himself
Examples of Chris's Negligence
There are several example's of Chris's negligence that have negativity impacted himself, his family, his community, and his fans. The effects of his negligence have ranged from letting his room go, to getting his ebay banned, to even possibly burning down his house. Chris's failure to properly deal with problems often leads him into tricky situations that bring humorous responses. A significant portion of interesting Chris content can be attributed either directly or indirectly to his negligence.
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Chris has a long history of struggles in regards to his vehicles. Chris's first vehicle, the original son-chu, went through horror as it was revealed in October of 2010 that he went well over a year without changing the oil. Unsurprisingly, the original Son-Chu didn't make it much longer. Fast forwarding to July 2018, it became clear that Chris failed to learn his lesson. In a begging video, Chris reveals that his 2010 Ford Focus was heating up and wouldn't start. Despite fans sending him money to get the car fixed, it was revealed that the car died in November of 2018. It was reported by The Captain that the car's engine was permanently broken. Being that the car had only 110,000 miles on it, it's most likely that neglect was the cause of the car's failure.
