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Richard Watterson (Amazing World of Gumball)

Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)

Harold (Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)

Ted Wheeler (Stranger Things) albeit he was more oblivious than "idiotic"

Peter Griffin (Family Guy)

Jack Fenton (Danny Phantom)

Jonathan Long (American Dragon Jake Long) again more oblivious than idiotic, but still an honorable mention.

Hugh Neutron (Jimmy Neutron)

I truly, wholeheartedly believe that one reason for all the misandry and sexism towards men these days is in part to MSM more often than not portraying fathers as incompetent, idiotic, lazy, dim-witted, "dorky" and borderline impaired.

This is probably one of the most frustrating, creepy and terrifying experiences I've ever had doing DoorDash. For context I live in Gary Indiana. Those who live in the Midwest should know it has a very bad reputation for crime and poverty. None of which has bothered me before tonight. Now on my last delivery for the night, it's a simple grocery store delivery. Nothing major, but it's not until I go to the customers "address" that things take a horrible, gut wrenching turn.

This location is listed as a "pinned location in the woods!" Yeah I noped the f out immediately! Called DoorDash support and had to tell them Many times that I felt unsafe before they cancelled the order.. the customer was mad , but I didn't care! My life comes before money or good ratings! The image above is what the "address" was listed as!

Edit: Here's more context for the situation. I typed an abbreviated version because I was too tired to retype everything after I backspaced out of Reddit last night. I forgot that once you upload a picture you can't save something in drafts. Yes, I DID contact the customer and send them the picture above telling them this wasn't an address. They grew hostile and told me "Just bring my s$@!"

Then they called me and gave me the "real address" on Malcolm x Drive. Aka Virginia Street to locals. A very infamous area, there was an officer involved shooting literally in April of last year on that block. Plus? When I looked up the "real address"? Guess what?? It DIDN'T EXIST! That's when my gut instinct told me I was in danger, where I then contacted Door Dash support and reported that I felt unsafe and wasn't going to complete the delivery. And I couldn't just "leave it on the ground" it required a PIN.

Further adding to the red flags in that situation. I should also mention that I do indeed carry my EDC every time I DoorDash, or hell even when I'm not. And yes Indiana is indeed both an open carry and a "stand your ground " state but anyone with a shred of common sense or tactical knowledge will tell you, avoidance is the first and best count measure in these types of situations.