25 Events And Activities That Will Show You Somebody’s True Colors

If you want to see what somebody is really like, watch how they treat their sims or any other game where they get to play god.

You thought driving was bad? Just wait until people push you straight off of the train.

More specifically, assembling IKEA furniture.

There is no way that this will not go badly, especially when it comes to hot button issues like immigration.

This applies primarily to North America, but you can tell a lot about a person from the way they treat the waiter and/or react to poor service.

There is perhaps not a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than any comments section on the internet.

Note: when we say “any”, we are primarily talking about Yahoo and Youtube

It’s interesting what people will say and do when their inhibition is gone.

We’ve discussed the comments section already, but social media in general still offers a (slightly smaller) sense of anonymity that people often abuse.

Yes, heat. This counts for double if the activity involves physical labor in the heat. It’s a crucible for negative emotions.

Piñatas are a classic example of this. Oh, but they’re just kids right? Well, when it comes to free stuff, we adults don’t fare much better.

While whatever led to the divorce is probably already on this list, some divorces can be quite amicable while others….less so.

Well, not the promotions themselves, but rather what people are willing to do to get them.

Apart from actual war, there is nothing that shows humanity’s true colors more effectively than a protracted game of Risk.

Just wait until somebody gets cut off in traffic. Now you know their true self.

Every lawyer will tell you…leave a will. If you don’t, there is perhaps no better way to shatter a once close family into an irreparable mess.

So you didn’t believe us about adults acting like children when it comes to free giveaways? Welcome to Black Friday, where people have actually died in stampedes. And the stuff isn’t even free!

The money might be fake, but you would never know it from the way people go at each other.

It will be cheap they said. It will fun they said. They never, ever said anything about divorce…

We’re talking about your internet connection for all you non-gamers. This is a great way to know how patient people truly are.

Actually, we’re not talking about the youth here. We’re talking about the parents. There are even cases of parents beating each other to death during games (see sentencing by Judge Charles Grabau of Middlesex County Superior Court)

While this is true anywhere, it rings especially true in bipartisan, heavily polarized climates like the United States at the moment.

Everybody has an opinion. Scratch that. Everybody has multiple, often conflicting opinions. And as usual, money makes it all ten times worse.

Yes, as in airplanes. The reactions that otherwise normal people can have to minor inconveniences is enough to make you lose faith in humanity. Just ask any gate agent/flight attendant/airport worker.

If only you saw what people would do to each other during food shortages. Or the way they took advantage of each other under supposedly “equal” regimes. People are people. That’s why socialism failed. Capitalism simply acknowledges how scummy humans are and tries to harness it. But either way, the title of this one should really be “power”. Give someone a little power, no matter the system, and see who they really are on the inside.

This game has the power to end even the closest friendships.