There's no doubt about it.

Our slash-ask credit is undoubtedly one of the best sub-redits on the internet.

The breadth of questions, the phenomenal answers, it has everything that you'd ever want in a sub-reddit.

I've made a lot of Ask Credit videos this year.

So to end 2023, I thought, why not collate some of my very favorite questions and answers into one extended episode?

So if you're ready, drop a like on this one and make sure you are subscribed.

This is the very best of Ask Credit this year.

What is the stupidest thing someone has told you with complete conviction?

These are Reddit's best answers to that question.

She said,

If you dream about falling and you hit the ground in your sleep, you'll actually die. It's been proven. I said, if you die in your sleep, how can anyone know what you were dreaming? Ruined a favorite story of hers.

Sorry, yeah that's a story that had to be ruined because it's so dumb. From a coworker.

If you don't have a social security number,

then the government can't do anything to you.

I asked if that meant that if I didn't have a social security number,

then I could just go and kill someone on the street and the government couldn't arrest me.

Yep, he said. If you don't have an SSN, then they can't enforce any laws on you.

Wow, I mean I wish I knew that I've been to to America, fortunately, quite a few times, and I'm English, so I don't have an S.S.N. I could have just gone about and killed everyone. Why didn't I do that, man? That we set the clocks forwards and backwards, so the birds don't get confused with their migration patterns.

Ah yes, because thousands of years ago, birds got very, very confused when man wasn't changing

the time of a superficial clock.

Unbelievable.

At one of my first jobs as a graphic designer,

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