@@nihalnihal9356 why would you care about someone’s facial expression. That ain’t gonna stop you from being happy unless you let it be a reason to bring you down
@@blacklungsanji3 well because a humans facial expression is a way of expression. What kind of question is that? I wouldn't want to be around someone who looks like they would snap at me the moment I share something they don't care about. Would ruin my mood as well.
I suffer when my partner rewatches the office. I don't mind watching the show, but when Micheal comes on, I actually feel so tired and drained, since I deal with people like him.
Hank Hill. Good guy, upstanding father, honest salesman, takes pride in his work, cares about his family... but holy fuck no. All he does is drink beer, mow the lawn, and complain about anything new in town.
...having lived in semi-rural Texas all my life, I have some unfortunate news for you. Seriously though, Hank is a great guy compared to a lot of actual very conservative rural Texans I've known. He's at least willing to hear you out when you disagree with him if you're polite, he'll talk to you with respect as a person even if he doesn't like you, overall he's just a stand-up guy in general. Way better than a lot of people he shares certain opinions with.
Honestly I never thought we were supposed to think of Fraiser n Niles as anything but elitist. I thought the enjoyment came from watching these two condescending twits make bad decisions and get their comeuppance.
Yeah, they were ment to be self-loving laughing stocks, with every episode being a domino effect catastrophe because of their elitism and inconsideration for other people around them lol
@@mg8642 that's the problem: we shouldn't, but some people walk away learning the wrong lesson. Take How I Met Your Mother's Barney Stinson: supposedly a cautionary tale on sad pick up artists, nearly every wannabe dudebro ended up idolizing him.
I liked Frasier and Niles and I even related to them a bit, but I also equally understood when they got their comeuppance and agreed that they deserved it. It takes a certain degree of self-loathing to both relate to a character and agree that they deserve what they get when they are foolish.
Don't forget that Dwight canonically: -Kidnapped a coworker -Hides weapons in various places -is two steps away from Authoritarianism -is the actual office bully -Fired Kevin Also, Jim pranks Andy, Skeleton-Man, Ryan...really, anybody who makes The Office a less fun place to work.
@@mrybird4044 Kindly watch any clip where Dwight gets a promotion, is put in charge of any project/fellow employees, or especially when he becomes the property manager.
Frasier had an episode about the elitism that stuck with me- dad said they couldn't enjoy a hot dog at a ball game but their hallowed mom did. Helps me pull my head out when I remember it
I love Frasier. I thought the irony of the show was that Fraiser and his brother assume they’re model citizens but are actually pricks. Fraiser’s elitist tendencies and need for perfection bites him in the butt all the time.
@@Jacqueline0221Yeah definitely. He aims high, which is somewhat noble, but he does it partly because he is a bit arrogant, which is less noble. He is a complex and flawed character. He is fallible but in a way that you can sort of understand.
Not really, there are rare times where they don't give a shit about the others. You can give like what, 8 good examples in 10 seasons with 6 characters? I think that's just human nature, not even mean.
@Vasconcelos they were complete assholes with Janice, the girl that Rachel made shave her head so Ross would stop dating her, the dad of that girl that was like 20 years younger than Ross and he was fucking, I don't think that's normal human nature
i think their cruelty to each other has something to do with the humor of the show. personally i dont get whats so funny about insulting absolutely everyone around you, but the show is a huge success so im probably missing something
OMG yes especially Rachel and Ross Emily gets a really raw deal with Ross forgetting her for Rachel. And yes they were in fact on a break, but! But! Ross didn't even wait a full 24 hours before finding someone else to bang. Not very considerate of the woman he loves. Let's not forget that Rachel wanted a break because Ross was being so overly possessive of her she couldn't do her job. Just because her boss hired a man as her coworker. Not a good look Ross. Rachel, you were asked to please not attend the wedding for a rather good reason. You and Ross had been on and off for awhile and Ross proved that he was still in love with you by saying your name at the wedding. So no Emily was not overreacting by asking that you not come. Seriously so many people shit on Emily when she wasn't actually being whiny or bratty.
I've worked with a number of Dwights before. No biggie. Just be nice to them and they won't call you out so much. The main reason they get angry that no one else pulls their weight is that all of those people simultaneously get more recognition and seem to be enjoying their lives more, and doing so at the expense of the Dwight's work ethic. Putting forth a little bit of effort to make the Dwight have a more enjoyable work experience will absolutely change their view of you, even if you don't do any more work.
I feel the same way about Tony Stark. Love him in the movies but I'm pretty sure if I knew him in real life I'd be trying to get his wealth taxed and him tried for war crimes.
Who cares about war crimes and the fact he has a one hundred percent clean energy device that he refused to share? He can fly and his suit shoots pew pew lasers
@@fahadq4063 energy thing is Im preety sure a safeguard against the gov, in the second movie he has a compilation of all failed gov experiments trying to recreate his suit/weapon, I dont blame him in the slightest for not trusting them with it
What war crimes are you talking about? I dont recal anything in the movies that would really classify as that, mostly bc iirc, everyone he kills has shot at him/tried to kill him, maybe for the Ultron tho
@@l.tc.5032 how is legally showcasing government funded and bought weapons a war crime? Do you u sweat and what a war crime is and what it is to actually commit one? Just because you don’t agree with what was done dosnt mean it’s a war crime
Frasier is so weird especially early on seeing how awesome of a person their dad is. In season 1 actually, he lays into them for only taking away the rich personality aspects from their mom, and not anything else she taught them.
Ted Moseby. The original Nice Guy. Imagine being this dude's friend and having to hear about which woman is the potential "mother of his kids" this week, and then the next week, be the shoulder to cry on as he laments how he failed to mold his girlfriend into his perfect tradwife and she dumped him.
I love so many animated characters (Dabi, Finn the human, princess bubblegum, Gundham Tanaka, Kokichi, Uryu, Lolbit, Sun and Moondrop, ect) but I would hate every single one of them in real life.
An interesting topic. I thought this was going to go in the direction of “I like these villains as characters but would be terrified of them irl” but I like this angle too. Most friend groups on TV have weird disregard for boundaries there’s a lot of them I’d be uncomfortable around
@@abadidea8610 I have a feeling I could tolerate everyone from b99, except *maybe* charles, and that's mostly because one of his most defining character flaws is that he always overshares and I can't stand that shit. Love him otherwise, but like...from afar.
I think I'd get along great with Ron. We would be the best of friends, we would never hangout or talk to each other. Hell we may even forget each other's namea
Yesss, for some reason I really like Dr. Strange but knowing how he is, he would absolutely drive me nuts irl cause arrogant people annoy me the most lol
Mine would be Eleanor shellstrop. I love her to death as a character but I finf narcissistic and selfish people incredibly insufferable in real life and get very frustrated very easily when it comes to people like that. She feels like that one asshole in class that I would work with and never want to speak to again.
Ross Geller. He's hilarious on screen, but he's duplicitous, and if he's ever caught in a lie, instead of taking the blame, he passes the blame, usually to someone who isn't there to defend themselves.
We can’t forget Chandler Bing, that man is funny to watch but if he was my friend and every two seconds I’m getting some snarky sarcastic comment about me I’d drop him so fast.
I love Frasier as well, but I remember in the comment section of a video where Fras goes off on Daphne over a missing sock, someone said he’d be called a Karen in real life. And honestly, I can’t disagree.
Spinel from Steven universe, specifically before she remembers her “beef” with pink asshole. I absolutely love her on screen but I totally would find her annoying as hell. Though I think I’d get along with her if I put in the effort to actually get to know her but I doubt I would do that.
I remember that one fraiser episode when they were talking shit about a waitress when their dad took them to a humble diner and their dad went off on them for it and left
I remember the epiaode of Frasier where he spent the whole show helping people out, from returning wallets to changing tires on the sidebof the road, and every good deed backfired more aggressively than the last. At the end of the terrible day, he got arrested for picking up a prostitute when he was just trying to help out a woman stranded in the rain. He had to explain to his son why he was arrested, and made it clear that even if bad things like this can happen, it's still better to do the right thing and help those in need. That stuck with me. I watched that episode with my grandfather, who passed away today, and I don't think I'll ever forget the message
@@MrCommori yeah, but he’s always over the top and cheery, sings everything, pedantic and takes things too far at times. I adore him as a character but couldn’t have him in my life irl
i’m also a libertarian and i do not believe the age of consent should go down whatsoever. my bf is as well, and he doesn’t either. so? the ideology is “you do you, i do me, as long as we’re not harming anyone”(including and especially minors). idk how anyone could have issues with that.
“jim bullies dwight bc he’s jealous that dwight likes his work” is a huge assumption lol. jim is bored and doesn’t like the job but he’s not jealous of dwight, he (like most people) just find people like him incredibly annoying to work with bc it makes it harder to just get by. if one out of ten is overachieving, the higher ups are gonna start pushing everyone else to do it too
this is true, but there are definitely times when you see the jealousy and desperate bitterness in his character. sometimes he seems so bitter about his perceived failure and lack of direction that when he immediately jumps to harassing dwight to cope with it, it seems like jealousy over his unshakeable sense of self and pride. i feel like the better way to describe it is that jim seems insecure and jaded.
So basically you saying "it's ok to bully somebody if they are annoying and you are bored" yeah I think you and jim would get along just fine, you two have the logic of an annoying brat.
You offer someone some of your lunch and they suddenly stare into the distance, internally monologuing about how nobody has ever shown them such kindness in their whole life. It lasts a good 10 minutes
UGH GOD ANIME CHARACTERS! I can’t stand most of them as just fictional characters, but them as real people? Just no, absolutely not. Words cannot describe how much I would HATE them.
Yeah libertarian barely means anything in a vacuum. I think people should be able to do whatever they want as long as it isn't hurting others unnecessarily, and the government should interfer in people's lives very minimally. But everyone is like that really, it's just where do you draw the lines.
I really like Hermione. But imagine being around somebody who studies, forces you to study and then degrades you if you doesn’t and acts like a smart ass. Edit: “we could die- or worse… expelled” girl would rather evict her soul from her body or be expelled. Yeah I get that it would be great to have somebody that would make you do your work but really, in the books she was BRUTAL. The first 3 books was just complete snobby, smart ass Hermione. It wasn’t until the end of the 3rd and the 4th until she started to grow up. She came into the books as a little brat know-it-all. Trust me. I FUCKING LOVE HERMIONE. I think that she is the _best_ Gryffindor (fight me), but I would not want to be close friends with her. She keeps academics too close to her. And I’m in college. I know the importance of it and how crucial it is to study and keep them grades up. But you can’t force other people to study and use degradation tactics. C’mon girl
Dwight and Jim are actually best friends, and the pranks are just something funny they do, they've said multiple times in the show that the pranks are because they're friends
As for Ron Swanson... Libertarians don't get along with libertarians. I had an hour long argument just today about whether ideas were considered a form of property. It ended with the other guy inadvertently saying that new ideas are not possible, because everything is just rearranging things that already exist. I stopped trying at that point
I mean… they’re kind right… but also not really. At a certain point, if humanity continues to exist well beyond this galaxy’s existence even, every thought possible will have been thought, and every generation after will only be repeating the thoughts of previous humans. Maybe not in the same language but still the same thought.
@@gavinriley5232 given enough time, yes, every possible thing will be invented, or at least thought of. Maybe someone working at spaceX realizes how to build a more efficient way of escaping Earth’s gravity, but on the way to their work to tell their supervisor, they get into a car accident and die. The method they thought of wasn’t invented, but still thought of.
For me. Jade from victorious. She's a cool savage character on screen, but in real life I wouldn't be her friend AT ALL. I've dealt with people like her and it's not cute at all. I'd rather hang out and be friends with Tori than to even let Jade be in my presence. Another one is Raquel from barbie life in the dream house. On Screen she's a "relateable" type of character, but in real life she would be an absolute frenemy and actually two faced. She's would be nice to me, but who knows what she says behind me or does behind my back. I wouldn't want to be with someone who ALWAYS envies me and want what I have and project her insecurities. Simply seeing me as competition. There's a reason why some of Barbie's friends don't like her.
Wait, we're supposed to _like_ Jim? I tried watching a few episodes of The Office back when it airing and I hated everyone to be frank, but Jim was the most insufferable piece of shit I'd seen on television up to that point (no, I didn't watch a lot of American sitcoms aimed at white audiences, and that was why). That is the character of a man who peaked in high school, never got over that fact, and decided to make it _everyone's_ problem.
Gavin Reed from Detroit Become Human, Theo Raeken from Teen Wolf, honestly Pearl from Steven Universe too. I would literally hate being around Vash from Trigun, too.
No hard feelings, us Libertarians are a contentious lot. Comes with the territory of wanting people, corpo's, the church, and the government to leave us the hell alone.
Hard agree on everything but Ron Swanson. He’s not preachy or pushy and happy to live and let live, no matter religion, skin color, sexuality… he honestly doesn’t care and I love that. If you ask something of him, he will help you or whatever but he doesn’t go around trying to “fix” others. I think Ron would be a pretty great guy to know to be honest.
Every important character in one piece is probably every shop keeper/food owner/okay let’s just say straight up any owner of building’s nightmare lmao. Tho ig that’s the same for those in superhero movie worlds too
Dio Brando. Dio Brando is a well-written villain, and I applaud Araki for his creative writing skills, but if Dio was was an actual person then I'd be pressing all the charges.
This just.. makes so much sense.. like so many characters are written purely for entertainment and not to be "realistic" like what's funny is Dwight would be alright irl I would think for the most part.. he is legit just a guy committed to his job and there is nothing too bad with that..
Libertarian philosophy is also "the free market should decide the price of this medicine that costs pennies to manufacture, it's fine if your kid dies as a consequence"
I love class 3-E in Assassination Classroom but I know for a *fact* I’d be as bad as the rest of the school if I went to Kunugigaoka. I wouldn’t like Asano and Co either but still. Although if I actually got to know them I’m sure there’s some I’d like. Although not Karma, my favourite lol.
I never once thought the show Frazier was supposed to make me think the Crane brothers are good people. They were constantly getting called out and humbled.
Same on the libertarian front. I've never met one which didn't answer the question of "what about disabled people who can't work" with anything that doesn't amount to "just let them die".
You just did. To clarify, what type of disabled are you referring to? A physical issue, such as the inability to walk? Or a mental one, such as Down syndrome?
As a pretty hardcore classical liberal minarchist, I think wealfare should only,and ONLY be available to those who are unable to work due to physical and mental conditions. Otherwise, you get nothing
@@VanNessy97 Alright, let's start off with a physical disability, say for example... some form of disability that prevents you from walking. Obviously this would be on a case by case basis to some degree, but this should apply to most all of these Individuals. So while being unable to walk disqualifys them from most physical labor jobs, they're generally functional with the upper half of their bodies. There's a great many jobs that are mainly focused on working with your hands. A lot of jobs are exclusively computer/paper work. Accounting, HR, computer programing, Secretary work...Teaching is another great option. You could get a job as radio operator for trucking companies or planes... get a degree as a lawyer or a judge... there's plenty of options. Mental disabilities are a little more complicated. As different people are affected to different degrees. Someone with mild autism can lead a healthy, independent life. For more extreme cases... well you'll have to give me a more specific example. Because like I said, case by case basis.
@@hookedblades6471 I grew up going to school with a kid (I remember his name, but I'm not going to say it for privacy reasons) who could barely speak or walk. He mostly communicated by screaming and making noises while his caretaker wheeled him around in a wheelchair, bathing him and dressing him and feeding him through a tube in his stomach. Poor kid had epilepsy, too. I remember being afraid to interact with him, but I had sense enough to know that he required a lot more support than I did. Is that specific enough for you?
That libertarian comment is so true! I'm a leftist, but I have plenty of friends and family who are conservative (though fortunately none of them like Trump). We get along fine. But all the libertarians I've talked to, it's like they live in another universe where the basic laws of reality are bass-ackwards.
He was in love with a almost married woman For years But I will not lie In the thing of pranks I m pretty much the same Do small things until people get angry
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let’s normalize liking characters on screen but hating them in real life. michael would also be like that in the office
I'm pretty sure everyone from the office is kinda meant to come off like that, but that's just me
And Andy
Yes
For me Michael is the reverse: he's a hilarious train wreck in the show, but I wouldn't mind having a wacko like that in my drinking group.
Nah, Michael is too stupid to hate. He'll let you do your job and won't care if you don't. Also, he throws parties every other week
I think I'd actually like Stanley from the Office irl. He just does his work and minds his own business; I respect that.
Couldn't agree more
Absolutely
nah I couldn't stand his constant -.- face. like let me be happy once without you getting annoyed at it 🙄
@@nihalnihal9356 why would you care about someone’s facial expression. That ain’t gonna stop you from being happy unless you let it be a reason to bring you down
@@blacklungsanji3 well because a humans facial expression is a way of expression. What kind of question is that? I wouldn't want to be around someone who looks like they would snap at me the moment I share something they don't care about. Would ruin my mood as well.
When talking about the office I just have ro say Michael. He makes for good stories but he seems so insufferable as a person.
Yeah Micheal is great for a show but he is literally a bully to everyone
Ok but that's obvious. Michael is even insufferable on screen .That's the whole point of the character, it's it?
I suffer when my partner rewatches the office. I don't mind watching the show, but when Micheal comes on, I actually feel so tired and drained, since I deal with people like him.
He's insufferable as a character as well IMO
@@Teun_Jac I think you just restated what they said even what I said
A great example is Barney Stinson, as a character he's great, but I've known a lot of "Barney Stinson"s IRL, those aren't ppl I want in my life
Unbelievably true, funny character but some of the stuff he (and people like him) come out with is cringing beyond belief
Yes. Yes. Like Tony Stark before he grew up. People loved him in Iron Man 1 and 2...but would you really?
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I hate Barney on the show too
yeah exactly
SpongeBob: my fav character of all time but if he were my coworker, neighbor, or student I’d have to leave the country
And he'd find out somehow and still manage to go with you even tho the plane took off hours ago.
@@PickyVickyVindictive tbh I’d be flattered ant to at point
squidward had a point
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I could be his friend if he wouldn't live near me or work with me. Kinda like Snady doesn't get what squidwart goes through.
Hank Hill. Good guy, upstanding father, honest salesman, takes pride in his work, cares about his family... but holy fuck no. All he does is drink beer, mow the lawn, and complain about anything new in town.
...having lived in semi-rural Texas all my life, I have some unfortunate news for you.
Seriously though, Hank is a great guy compared to a lot of actual very conservative rural Texans I've known. He's at least willing to hear you out when you disagree with him if you're polite, he'll talk to you with respect as a person even if he doesn't like you, overall he's just a stand-up guy in general. Way better than a lot of people he shares certain opinions with.
Doesn't he sell propane for a living?
@@VanNessy97 And propane accessories!
@@Jason_Ultimate Wow, y'all complaining about Hank when a bunch of Dale Gribbles/Rusty Shacklefords just stormed the Capitol?
Yeaaah, he just seems like a very boring man. I couldn't hang with him, nah
Honestly, most sitcom characters. They have to be juuuuuust terrible enough that we can laugh at their suffering.
Not Marshall Erickson. Man's a sweetheart and true friend.
-Jade from Victorious
:She has issues, I'd stay away from her in real life - but she's done her role very well in the show.
Honestly I never thought we were supposed to think of Fraiser n Niles as anything but elitist. I thought the enjoyment came from watching these two condescending twits make bad decisions and get their comeuppance.
Yeah that's my take on it too. We weren't meant to really like them
Yeah, they were ment to be self-loving laughing stocks, with every episode being a domino effect catastrophe because of their elitism and inconsideration for other people around them lol
@@mg8642 that's the problem: we shouldn't, but some people walk away learning the wrong lesson. Take How I Met Your Mother's Barney Stinson: supposedly a cautionary tale on sad pick up artists, nearly every wannabe dudebro ended up idolizing him.
I liked Frasier and Niles and I even related to them a bit, but I also equally understood when they got their comeuppance and agreed that they deserved it.
It takes a certain degree of self-loathing to both relate to a character and agree that they deserve what they get when they are foolish.
Don't forget that Dwight canonically:
-Kidnapped a coworker
-Hides weapons in various places
-is two steps away from Authoritarianism
-is the actual office bully
-Fired Kevin
Also, Jim pranks Andy, Skeleton-Man, Ryan...really, anybody who makes The Office a less fun place to work.
Yup! Very true!
Authoritarianism? Dude has a fake work position at a random paper company loll what is he going to do
@@mrybird4044 Kindly watch any clip where Dwight gets a promotion, is put in charge of any project/fellow employees, or especially when he becomes the property manager.
@@mrybird4044 HE FIRED A GUN IN THE OFFICE
@@Anime-Doof true
I’ve come to the conclusion that, TV shows are educational programs on who not to be as a person.
Seinfeld is somehow a better person than Ross Geller which is interesting
@@ahhh4117 That bar is really low. Ross is the worst.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm, what's our verdict on BoJack Horseman?
You mean how to be to avoid the 95% of people who won't ever respect you anyway?
they are, but everyone else takes the opposite message from them
Frasier had an episode about the elitism that stuck with me- dad said they couldn't enjoy a hot dog at a ball game but their hallowed mom did. Helps me pull my head out when I remember it
I still think about that episode, it was so wonderful
I love Frasier. I thought the irony of the show was that Fraiser and his brother assume they’re model citizens but are actually pricks. Fraiser’s elitist tendencies and need for perfection bites him in the butt all the time.
@@Jacqueline0221Yeah definitely. He aims high, which is somewhat noble, but he does it partly because he is a bit arrogant, which is less noble. He is a complex and flawed character. He is fallible but in a way that you can sort of understand.
I think a lot of people would agree with "Jade" being in this category. That has been told a lot of people that loved Victorious since then.
I have one what about the entire main cast of FRIENDS, they are mean and incosiderate of each other feelings
Not really, there are rare times where they don't give a shit about the others. You can give like what, 8 good examples in 10 seasons with 6 characters? I think that's just human nature, not even mean.
@Vasconcelos they were complete assholes with Janice, the girl that Rachel made shave her head so Ross would stop dating her, the dad of that girl that was like 20 years younger than Ross and he was fucking, I don't think that's normal human nature
i think their cruelty to each other has something to do with the humor of the show. personally i dont get whats so funny about insulting absolutely everyone around you, but the show is a huge success so im probably missing something
@@Martha_My_Dear WHAT! Noone made that bitch shave her head what are you on about
OMG yes especially Rachel and Ross
Emily gets a really raw deal with Ross forgetting her for Rachel.
And yes they were in fact on a break, but! But! Ross didn't even wait a full 24 hours before finding someone else to bang. Not very considerate of the woman he loves. Let's not forget that Rachel wanted a break because Ross was being so overly possessive of her she couldn't do her job. Just because her boss hired a man as her coworker. Not a good look Ross.
Rachel, you were asked to please not attend the wedding for a rather good reason. You and Ross had been on and off for awhile and Ross proved that he was still in love with you by saying your name at the wedding. So no Emily was not overreacting by asking that you not come. Seriously so many people shit on Emily when she wasn't actually being whiny or bratty.
Ok let’s be honest we would all hate dweight just as much. He would be such an insufferable person to even be around
I've worked with a number of Dwights before. No biggie. Just be nice to them and they won't call you out so much. The main reason they get angry that no one else pulls their weight is that all of those people simultaneously get more recognition and seem to be enjoying their lives more, and doing so at the expense of the Dwight's work ethic.
Putting forth a little bit of effort to make the Dwight have a more enjoyable work experience will absolutely change their view of you, even if you don't do any more work.
@@andrewe2057 Dwight does regularly physically assault people. Mostly tackling them.
@@andrewe2057 I am a Dwight but I don’t call out others, I just let my hard work show what the others waste time saying.
@@andrewe2057 obsessed with how Dwight has become a noun
All you have to do is show you can handle him and not be afraid to look a little crazy in the process
I feel the same way about Tony Stark. Love him in the movies but I'm pretty sure if I knew him in real life I'd be trying to get his wealth taxed and him tried for war crimes.
Who cares about war crimes and the fact he has a one hundred percent clean energy device that he refused to share? He can fly and his suit shoots pew pew lasers
@@fahadq4063 energy thing is Im preety sure a safeguard against the gov, in the second movie he has a compilation of all failed gov experiments trying to recreate his suit/weapon, I dont blame him in the slightest for not trusting them with it
What war crimes are you talking about? I dont recal anything in the movies that would really classify as that, mostly bc iirc, everyone he kills has shot at him/tried to kill him, maybe for the Ultron tho
@@comradesam3382I'm pretty sure his little foray into Afghanistan in the original movie was a war crime. Also Ultron yeah.
@@l.tc.5032 how is legally showcasing government funded and bought weapons a war crime? Do you u sweat and what a war crime is and what it is to actually commit one? Just because you don’t agree with what was done dosnt mean it’s a war crime
Frasier is so weird especially early on seeing how awesome of a person their dad is. In season 1 actually, he lays into them for only taking away the rich personality aspects from their mom, and not anything else she taught them.
Jade West from Victorious. That is all.
Bro i hate her
One night stand up to FWB? Sure. Relationship? Fuck no lol
Pretty sure the only main character on that show that isn't a nightmare is Andre.
Ted Moseby. The original Nice Guy. Imagine being this dude's friend and having to hear about which woman is the potential "mother of his kids" this week, and then the next week, be the shoulder to cry on as he laments how he failed to mold his girlfriend into his perfect tradwife and she dumped him.
I love so many animated characters (Dabi, Finn the human, princess bubblegum, Gundham Tanaka, Kokichi, Uryu, Lolbit, Sun and Moondrop, ect) but I would hate every single one of them in real life.
Omg we're sharin a braincell my dude
@@eilir_adron Lol awesome
WHY WOULD YOU HATE SUNNY IRL?!?!! HE'S LITERALLY THE SWEETEST THING EVEN IF HIS BEHAVIOR WOULD PROBABLY GET A LITTLE ANNOYING AFTER A WHILE
@@vi0let831 that’s exactly why. I get irritated very quickly Lol
You're right about Jim's motives. I'd probably be in the same boat as him if I also worked there.
Dwight's always been one of my favorites but in real life I would probably have a restraining order on him
An interesting topic. I thought this was going to go in the direction of “I like these villains as characters but would be terrified of them irl” but I like this angle too. Most friend groups on TV have weird disregard for boundaries there’s a lot of them I’d be uncomfortable around
I love that 70s show, but I don't think I could be friends with Kelso, Jackie and Hyde. And I would hate it if Red were my dad.
I would just lose my mind from the incessant laugh track
Hyde is generally more tolerable than most of the rest of the cast because he is openly a dick. Fez is categorically the best character there.
Tbh, I’d hate all the main characters in the office if I knew them irl, Jim just seems the most chill outside of work.
Basically everyone from every show.
I’ve seen people say and do things that I’ve seen in TV, it never translates.
As someone who’s young social ability came from emulating sitcoms, hard agree. I was insufferable.
@@TheLoFiLady literally same
counterpoint: Terry from b99. the living W
@@abadidea8610 I have a feeling I could tolerate everyone from b99, except *maybe* charles, and that's mostly because one of his most defining character flaws is that he always overshares and I can't stand that shit. Love him otherwise, but like...from afar.
@@abadidea8610 i don't think there's anyone from b99 i won't get along with except 'the vulture'
Notice how Jim begins to stop harassing Dwight when he himself us in a job that makes him feel better about himself, too.
Gosh I love the show Frasier. They are pretty mean but there is tremendous character growth in all of the main cast that is very satisfying as well.
I think I'd get along great with Ron. We would be the best of friends, we would never hangout or talk to each other. Hell we may even forget each other's namea
zero object permanence, but reciprocated = ideal friendship
So you're the coworker that he actually miss
we still never talk sometimes!
I love this and you
I would love Ron in real life.
Fraiser is a stand-up guy when he remembers. Got his brother to loosen up, but fell back to some poor habits from him in return.
Most entertainingly arrogant smarta**es. Dr House, Sherlock Holmes, Tony Stark, Dr. Strange etc.
True!!
Yesss, for some reason I really like Dr. Strange but knowing how he is, he would absolutely drive me nuts irl cause arrogant people annoy me the most lol
House was literally based on Sherlock. Also he would've gotten malpractice suits constantly in real life.
Dr House was one of my first thoughts when I heard the title
I would dislike tony stark on screen and hate him in real life.
Mine would be Eleanor shellstrop. I love her to death as a character but I finf narcissistic and selfish people incredibly insufferable in real life and get very frustrated very easily when it comes to people like that. She feels like that one asshole in class that I would work with and never want to speak to again.
I'm pretty sure Fraiser was intended as a sadist show. The humor comes from them suffering while being in the professional managerial class.
Ross Geller. He's hilarious on screen, but he's duplicitous, and if he's ever caught in a lie, instead of taking the blame, he passes the blame, usually to someone who isn't there to defend themselves.
Same thing can apply to Rachel Green.
“I’ve never met a libertarian that I got along with”
Neither have any libertarians
Hahaha dang
I hear you. For me, I like Eren from Attack on Titan, and Bakugo from MHA. But in real life, if I were their classmates, they'd make me go nuts.
I would become a villain just to kill Bakugo.
Honestly if I was Bakugo's classmate I would kick him in the groin.
We can’t forget Chandler Bing, that man is funny to watch but if he was my friend and every two seconds I’m getting some snarky sarcastic comment about me I’d drop him so fast.
Ok, I definitely agree, and I could admire Dwight's passion from a distance, but if I had to work in that office, I'd be driven to violence daily.
I love Frasier as well, but I remember in the comment section of a video where Fras goes off on Daphne over a missing sock, someone said he’d be called a Karen in real life. And honestly, I can’t disagree.
Blaire from Gossip Girl, hands down. I love her evil ass in the show but irl? I'd switch schools (not that i could afford it anyway 😣)
My feelings about House MD lmao 😂😂😂
Actually, that picture of Frasier and Niles is my laptop wallpaper! 😂
Spinel from Steven universe, specifically before she remembers her “beef” with pink asshole. I absolutely love her on screen but I totally would find her annoying as hell. Though I think I’d get along with her if I put in the effort to actually get to know her but I doubt I would do that.
Pearl for me, her nagging would *kill* me.
Bro Spinel is 100% my comfort character but same
I remember that one fraiser episode when they were talking shit about a waitress when their dad took them to a humble diner and their dad went off on them for it and left
My God, that Jim guy. He would be fine if he weren't written to be wholesome but I see a pretentious bully.
I remember the epiaode of Frasier where he spent the whole show helping people out, from returning wallets to changing tires on the sidebof the road, and every good deed backfired more aggressively than the last. At the end of the terrible day, he got arrested for picking up a prostitute when he was just trying to help out a woman stranded in the rain.
He had to explain to his son why he was arrested, and made it clear that even if bad things like this can happen, it's still better to do the right thing and help those in need. That stuck with me.
I watched that episode with my grandfather, who passed away today, and I don't think I'll ever forget the message
Also, remember how much shit ron talks about the government, and yet he works there for years
But he's 'bleeding the rotting beast from the inside out'!
His explicit goal is to fuck over or otherwise ruin any plans the government comes up with he’s literally there to impede them which I can stand for
Eh not reallyots if people do that fir varies job options
When Angela, dwight, and Michael exist, Jim playing pranks would not be on your mind😂
Ron takes money to purposefully NOT do his job.
I admire that, but it's not honest.
It’s also quite literally the waste if taxpayer money that he’s always complaining about
@@koreanbeef27 but that taxpayer money would be wasted whether he did it or someone else did
"Honesty" and "Government" have no place in the same sentence.
Yo shoutout to Frasier, the real hidden gem of 90s sitcoms
And "Wings".
I would hate everyone in Seinfeld, Friends and HIMYM.
What is HIMYIM?
@@_TheHighlights_ How I met your mother.
@@peronkop Thanks
@@peronkop What about Marshall? He seems pretty chill.
@@MrCommori yeah, but he’s always over the top and cheery, sings everything, pedantic and takes things too far at times. I adore him as a character but couldn’t have him in my life irl
Every time someone admitted to being libertarian around me it was right after also ranting about age of consent laws being too oppressive...
I am a libertarian and i think age of consent laws are good how they are.
I'm a libertarian and i think the age of consent should be higher. Cuz in my state it's 16...like no thanks
i’m also a libertarian and i do not believe the age of consent should go down whatsoever. my bf is as well, and he doesn’t either. so?
the ideology is “you do you, i do me, as long as we’re not harming anyone”(including and especially minors). idk how anyone could have issues with that.
“jim bullies dwight bc he’s jealous that dwight likes his work” is a huge assumption lol. jim is bored and doesn’t like the job but he’s not jealous of dwight, he (like most people) just find people like him incredibly annoying to work with bc it makes it harder to just get by. if one out of ten is overachieving, the higher ups are gonna start pushing everyone else to do it too
this is true, but there are definitely times when you see the jealousy and desperate bitterness in his character. sometimes he seems so bitter about his perceived failure and lack of direction that when he immediately jumps to harassing dwight to cope with it, it seems like jealousy over his unshakeable sense of self and pride. i feel like the better way to describe it is that jim seems insecure and jaded.
So basically you saying "it's ok to bully somebody if they are annoying and you are bored" yeah I think you and jim would get along just fine, you two have the logic of an annoying brat.
Kinda straying away from the shows he was talking about, but in animes I would hate almost everyone
You offer someone some of your lunch and they suddenly stare into the distance, internally monologuing about how nobody has ever shown them such kindness in their whole life. It lasts a good 10 minutes
UGH GOD ANIME CHARACTERS! I can’t stand most of them as just fictional characters, but them as real people? Just no, absolutely not. Words cannot describe how much I would HATE them.
the voices… the random comedic bursts of aggression and violence… no🥲
@@justastranger148 Pretty much.
@@gryffindorftw6198 well at least you're not disresprctful and respect the people who like it i guess
Me as a Libertarian: I've never been so offended with something I 100% agree with.
Honestly yeah. 😂 We can be irritable.
I'm a libertarian and I hate like 75% of other libertarians...
I'm a conservative and I like John Stossel 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Yeah libertarian barely means anything in a vacuum.
I think people should be able to do whatever they want as long as it isn't hurting others unnecessarily, and the government should interfer in people's lives very minimally.
But everyone is like that really, it's just where do you draw the lines.
@@gabemerritt3139 Yeah, libertarianism is a thin ideology so there is a lot of variety within it.
True about Frasier. Love how they tore people down but would be the absolute worst people to be around irl.
I really like Hermione. But imagine being around somebody who studies, forces you to study and then degrades you if you doesn’t and acts like a smart ass.
Edit: “we could die- or worse… expelled” girl would rather evict her soul from her body or be expelled. Yeah I get that it would be great to have somebody that would make you do your work but really, in the books she was BRUTAL. The first 3 books was just complete snobby, smart ass Hermione. It wasn’t until the end of the 3rd and the 4th until she started to grow up. She came into the books as a little brat know-it-all.
Trust me. I FUCKING LOVE HERMIONE. I think that she is the _best_ Gryffindor (fight me), but I would not want to be close friends with her. She keeps academics too close to her. And I’m in college. I know the importance of it and how crucial it is to study and keep them grades up. But you can’t force other people to study and use degradation tactics.
C’mon girl
Eh I'll take that. Goddamn, I need someone like her.
Damn that would of been extremely useful to have
She is kind of a Michael Jordan in this way...
Hermione would definitely talk about how she’s “not like other Females”.
@@themenagerie5247 She's also going to do the best when she gets older. She's someone you actually want around you, to help push you.
"I've never met a libertarian that I get along with."
💯🎯👏👏👏
100% agree. 3 out of 3.
That last bit is the truest-to-life statement I've heard all day!
Gene belcher. Love him so much as a character, but I would definitely try to stay away from him in real life
Dwight and Jim are actually best friends, and the pranks are just something funny they do, they've said multiple times in the show that the pranks are because they're friends
As for Ron Swanson... Libertarians don't get along with libertarians.
I had an hour long argument just today about whether ideas were considered a form of property. It ended with the other guy inadvertently saying that new ideas are not possible, because everything is just rearranging things that already exist.
I stopped trying at that point
I mean… they’re kind right… but also not really. At a certain point, if humanity continues to exist well beyond this galaxy’s existence even, every thought possible will have been thought, and every generation after will only be repeating the thoughts of previous humans. Maybe not in the same language but still the same thought.
@@benjaminradez2679
That would be like saying that every possible thing will be invented. There will always be new things to think about and do.
@@gavinriley5232 given enough time, yes, every possible thing will be invented, or at least thought of. Maybe someone working at spaceX realizes how to build a more efficient way of escaping Earth’s gravity, but on the way to their work to tell their supervisor, they get into a car accident and die. The method they thought of wasn’t invented, but still thought of.
Ron Swanson gives dad vibes. Like if you were his kid you'd still love him, but you'd hate everything he stands for
For me. Jade from victorious. She's a cool savage character on screen, but in real life I wouldn't be her friend AT ALL. I've dealt with people like her and it's not cute at all. I'd rather hang out and be friends with Tori than to even let Jade be in my presence.
Another one is Raquel from barbie life in the dream house. On Screen she's a "relateable" type of character, but in real life she would be an absolute frenemy and actually two faced. She's would be nice to me, but who knows what she says behind me or does behind my back. I wouldn't want to be with someone who ALWAYS envies me and want what I have and project her insecurities. Simply seeing me as competition. There's a reason why some of Barbie's friends don't like her.
"Niles...do you think i'm elitist?"
"Of course I do, you know that!"
Wait, we're supposed to _like_ Jim? I tried watching a few episodes of The Office back when it airing and I hated everyone to be frank, but Jim was the most insufferable piece of shit I'd seen on television up to that point (no, I didn't watch a lot of American sitcoms aimed at white audiences, and that was why). That is the character of a man who peaked in high school, never got over that fact, and decided to make it _everyone's_ problem.
Bold statement, but can’t say I disagree, I like the psychoanalysis on these guys because that’s a perspective I never truly thought of.
Barney Stinson. I like his character but I would definitely loathe him irl.
It's so fair liking something in the fiction that you wouldn't in real life. I wish more people recognized it.
"so basically every attack on Titan character?"
Honestly, I feel like this works with like 99% of anime characters
@@remiwelch6234 "reality is often disappointing"
-sun Tzu the art of thanos
@@remiwelch6234 "Even if she was real, she wouldn't want you, bro" kinda energy I'm getting here
Gavin Reed from Detroit Become Human, Theo Raeken from Teen Wolf, honestly Pearl from Steven Universe too. I would literally hate being around Vash from Trigun, too.
No hard feelings, us Libertarians are a contentious lot. Comes with the territory of wanting people, corpo's, the church, and the government to leave us the hell alone.
Yeah, some people really hate the concept of freedom and little to no government involvement
Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The American dream. Idk why ppl r trying to ruin it but that's them ig
Hard agree on everything but Ron Swanson.
He’s not preachy or pushy and happy to live and let live, no matter religion, skin color, sexuality… he honestly doesn’t care and I love that.
If you ask something of him, he will help you or whatever but he doesn’t go around trying to “fix” others.
I think Ron would be a pretty great guy to know to be honest.
Sherlock Holmes and Mycroft in BBC's Sherlock
They're so fun and interesting to watch but if I had to deal with them in real life I'd kill myself lol
Luffy imagine one second your going to get food the other second he brings you out before paying destroys 3 buildings and breaks your femur
Every important character in one piece is probably every shop keeper/food owner/okay let’s just say straight up any owner of building’s nightmare lmao. Tho ig that’s the same for those in superhero movie worlds too
Oh I’d make friends with him I just wouldn’t let him touch me I would also occasionally send him at my enemies
@@hohocho8961 at least it makes sence in one piece cause they're literal pirates. Super heros on the other hand..
Dio Brando. Dio Brando is a well-written villain, and I applaud Araki for his creative writing skills, but if Dio was was an actual person then I'd be pressing all the charges.
Well fucking no duh. Obviously you're not gonna like the literal mass murderer
@@gatte4321 He assaulted Erina
@@VanNessy97 That ALONE would make me hate him.
Listen, soon as he hurt a dog I hated the guy
I mean villains are kind of an easy target for this type of thing. Especially ones with raps like Dio
This just.. makes so much sense.. like so many characters are written purely for entertainment and not to be "realistic" like what's funny is Dwight would be alright irl I would think for the most part.. he is legit just a guy committed to his job and there is nothing too bad with that..
Grace and Frankie from "Grace and Frankie" both make very enjoyable TV characters but holy shit I would hate both of them so much if they were real
I would love to see this become a series, there are SO many characters it could apply to 😅
Any Seth McFarland character. We all know why.
I disagree because of all the hot wives
Nah, Ron was such a good friend fr I'd love to have a friend like that
Not sure how it's hard to get along with someone who's philosophy is literally just leave me alone and I'll leave you alone
“Come on man what I do to you?! I just want to open a whites-only coffee shop. Literally 1984”
Libertarian philosophy is also "the free market should decide the price of this medicine that costs pennies to manufacture, it's fine if your kid dies as a consequence"
@@Rumade it is government restrictions that prevent enough competition to lower prices.
They don't believe in age of consent laws. "Come on man leave me alone, she's my elementary school gf"
@@dannydevito7000 we do
Jim literally never took responsibility and kept bullying the same guy for years
I love class 3-E in Assassination Classroom but I know for a *fact* I’d be as bad as the rest of the school if I went to Kunugigaoka. I wouldn’t like Asano and Co either but still.
Although if I actually got to know them I’m sure there’s some I’d like. Although not Karma, my favourite lol.
Aizawa. I love him but holy Jesus I as a student would be both afraid and infuriated by him.
Oh man the amount of characters that popped into my head lol
I never once thought the show Frazier was supposed to make me think the Crane brothers are good people. They were constantly getting called out and humbled.
Same on the libertarian front. I've never met one which didn't answer the question of "what about disabled people who can't work" with anything that doesn't amount to "just let them die".
You just did. To clarify, what type of disabled are you referring to? A physical issue, such as the inability to walk? Or a mental one, such as Down syndrome?
As a pretty hardcore classical liberal minarchist, I think wealfare should only,and ONLY be available to those who are unable to work due to physical and mental conditions. Otherwise, you get nothing
@@hookedblades6471 For the sake of argument, let's say both categories apply.
@@VanNessy97 Alright, let's start off with a physical disability, say for example... some form of disability that prevents you from walking. Obviously this would be on a case by case basis to some degree, but this should apply to most all of these Individuals. So while being unable to walk disqualifys them from most physical labor jobs, they're generally functional with the upper half of their bodies. There's a great many jobs that are mainly focused on working with your hands. A lot of jobs are exclusively computer/paper work. Accounting, HR, computer programing, Secretary work...Teaching is another great option. You could get a job as radio operator for trucking companies or planes... get a degree as a lawyer or a judge... there's plenty of options. Mental disabilities are a little more complicated. As different people are affected to different degrees. Someone with mild autism can lead a healthy, independent life. For more extreme cases... well you'll have to give me a more specific example. Because like I said, case by case basis.
@@hookedblades6471 I grew up going to school with a kid (I remember his name, but I'm not going to say it for privacy reasons) who could barely speak or walk. He mostly communicated by screaming and making noises while his caretaker wheeled him around in a wheelchair, bathing him and dressing him and feeding him through a tube in his stomach. Poor kid had epilepsy, too. I remember being afraid to interact with him, but I had sense enough to know that he required a lot more support than I did.
Is that specific enough for you?
See this is how i feel about every single character of Gilmore Girls with the exception of Luke.
Me and everyone on this list would just "Mean Girls: The Series". 😍
There are too many example where dwight is out of control in the office and jim is the only one who can knock him down a peg.
Weirdly wanna see if we can hang out now lol
I want more videos like this this was extremely insightful and made me think about the shows that I love in a different way
You should continue this as a series....I think it will be good
I would love to be around Frasier and Niles, because their awsome
That libertarian comment is so true! I'm a leftist, but I have plenty of friends and family who are conservative (though fortunately none of them like Trump). We get along fine. But all the libertarians I've talked to, it's like they live in another universe where the basic laws of reality are bass-ackwards.
Bullies Dwight? The guy that bullies and physically assaults others, and brings a weapons to work?!
Ah okay so im not the only one who hated Jim
Never liked Jim, guy is a whipped dick.
He was in love with a almost married woman
For years
But I will not lie
In the thing of pranks I m pretty much the same
Do small things until people get angry
He likes the character. Just not in real life.
my man just absolutely dragged Jim to FILTH