Sorry to be off topic but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
Open letter to the YOGs: Lewis is right. We DON'T know about all the thousands of channels you have because they're not advertised anywhere or even mentioned. They just crop up overnight for every tiny niche thing and exist for MONTHS before (usually Lewis) has an off-the-cuff mention of it on the main channel. Today I Played, Games Night, Team Double Dragon, hell even THIS channel existed in obscurity for ages because there's no way to know they even exist.
AGree to disagree I stumbled across almost all those channels accidentally because I was actually interested in the content so they would show up in recommended videos etc. I think the people that don't see them are the people that actually watch all the crap (IMO) that is now on the main channel, the livestreams, games nights, Tom and Simon and the podcasts are where it's at for the old school, rude, crude Yogscast I've always loved.
28:00 - lewis not understanding that live twitch vids cut up aren't the same as when sips isolates himself in an environment, gets immersed, and then releases well-edited videos. hurts my heart.
23:44. I am imagining all those old guys stumbling slowly towards the Maginot line with flame throwers on their canes and machine guns on their electric scooters. One extra senile bro, with his scooter stuck in reverse beeping away. xD
Lewis is actually extremely correct on the 'Dark Ages' talk. Its not even called the dark ages anymore, because its pretty unrepresentative of the time. The medieval period is far less bad than its portrayed to be.
One of the biggest differences between the US and the UK Pyrion: I was 19 and my friend was 18 so we weren't drinking anyway. In the UK my life between the ages of 16-21 was just a drunken haze.
no way really? I'm from Saskatchewan where its the coldest in winter and hottest in summer but i havent seen that temperature ever. was it with windchill?
@@billbobgruch it's hyperbolic, probably just wind chill. And besides, when it drops to -15, it stops being bad because the air is so dry that winds become stale and isn't much of a problem aslong as you are properly dressed.
@Pyrion, yes, the boiling oil thing actually happened historically. Strongholds were designed in such a way that there are "murder holes" directly above vital points (like above a gate) from where the defenders could rain down arrows, heavy rocks or various liquids. Historically though, burning, molten pitch or simple boiling water was more common than boiling oil. It's pretty fucking gruesome if you think about it, but it was effective as hell, that's why it was so popular. The whole point was to deter the attacking force from breaking your gate down with a simple battering ram or a couple of lads with axes. The reason why an attacking force would like to break a gate down instead of a long siege is that the defending force may have a army coming to relieve the siege, and taking the castle fast is the only option for victory, since they could then use its defenses against the new attacking force. Building catapults or other siege engines also takes a lot of time and manpower, much more time than simply felling a large tree and using it as a battering ram.
i live about 100 miles from chicago and around that time the coldest it got was like -25f. It got so cold I couldn't notice it, it's really dangerous (especially for me because I exclusively wear shorts and a t-shirt year-round) because you get frostbite in like 7 minutes.
Lewis one thing you have to understand about tall people at a gig is that maaaaybe just maaaybe they're friends are small and they want to be in the front. As a tall guy what i'm i supposed to do stand in the back all alone? You already have better airplane seats i have a better view at a gig thats how the card of life are shuffled.
Army life is a bit of both lads, sometimes we're rocket fuel in fire and other times we're doing sweet F A. The saying 'Hurry up and wait' comes to mind ^^
Actually, pouring boiling oil on enemies was a common thing in the Great Siege of Malta, where knights would pour boilings pot's of oil on the Ottoman Empire's soldiers as they climbed up Forts. So Triforce Podcast, you're not actually wrong on this thing, and yes, boiling oil is PAINFUL
My city managed to beat its own record hitting 46.6 C and was still over 40 C at midnight, we went down the beach at 11 pm and it was still packed,you could find anywhere to sit down
UK has it worst in terms of the cold because all the buildings in the so-called "cold" areas have good heating and people wear appropriate clothes, but in the UK all the heating systems are terrible and we aren't prepared for even -1/2 degrees.
Watching twitch is very different from seeing edited content like a video. Personally I don't watch sips on twitch bc I don't like how twitch content works it's too live and unedited 🤣 just start making evening with sips videos again lol
~14:00 lots of funny things here with some good bases but life expectancy was actually like 40-60 years so long as you made it past the age of 5. Times were brutal compared to today but like y'all ended up saying, we only really hear about the bad parts.
Question about production. Does anyone know how they animate this? Is it run through a program where the heads move according to the waveforms? Or do one of the poor YOG gremlins have to animate it manually?
The dark ages were actually mis-sold, to some extent. The idolization of classical antiquity started distorting our view of the middle-ages since the renaissance period to basically modern day, although this has started to change in contemporary understanding of history. A peasant in the Carolingian empire wasn't really worse off than the one living in 16th century HRE. There was a noteworthy amount of innovation and development during the middle ages, and honestly there was no sharp turn in quality of life for most people after the renaissance period.
A few points about medieval warfare: 1. Medieval times were indeed not that bad, in fact even most peasants (at least outside of times of famine, which was usually due to unpredictable weather or enemy action) ate fairly well, often the same sort of things you'll find in organic grocery stores today. There are some videos on the topic that are quite interesting. By no means did the medieval peasant farmer lead a luxurious or comfortable life, but it was a possible if back-breaking life. 2. Yep, boiling oil while cliche, was only really used in places where it could be sourced from natural oil geysers, tar pits, etc. Boiling water and sand were far more common, as were much more simple things like throwing rocks and boulders onto attackers. 3. Flaming arrows were hardly ever used in the ancient and medieval world. Prior to the invention of gunpowder one would have to not only apply an incendiary substance to the head, but also conceive a way to protect the flame from extinguishing and still being able to set things on fire.
Pitch, oil, and cotton were some of the largest imports from Iraq and Iran along the silk roads. If you had the money you could very easily get your hands on the stuff for military purposes. Creating Greek Fire from Iraqi oil was pretty common as a weapon of war in late antiquity and the middle ages.
@@La_sagne Darn, I wanted to see Sips in a little Rachel Riley-ian cocktail dress. Tom and Pyrion are both good candidates for hosts, but I think Bouphe or Mousie would fit the dresses better
I flew home to the US the other day during this cold weather nonsense, and had a layover in Chicago. Dear God, I was ready to jump onto a plane back to Eastern Europe.
I work in a kitchen and I burn myself all the time. Haven't spilled boiling water on myself. I've burnt myself with fryer oil and that was the least painful burn I've had so far
Just a note to what Pyrion was saying about everyone having a choice. In reality that often times people are stuck in situations without a real choice. Often times call centers will target mid sized cities with declining industry. Although on the surface this seems like a good thing, providing a large amount of jobs in an area that needs them, what ends up happening is the people of the city will become dependent on the call center to provide such a large pool of jobs for them, that they essentially lose all negotiating power. As a result, they often times get stuck in dead end jobs with very low wages and are often even treated quite badly by their employers. This is why a lot of these call centers end up working with less then credible businesses, and can demand incredibly immoral acts of their employees without any real consequences. Unfortunately these call centers are often owned by huge international conglomerates in the dozens across the world, so even in countries with somewhat reasonable standards, if too much negative attention starts to come in the way of a call center, the conglomerate just closes it down and opens up a new one in another country for less money to do even seedier jobs. Genuinely if these people had any choice, they would undoubtedly jump the hell on it.
1) "In reality that often times people are stuck in situations without a real choice." --- No friend, being "stuck" in a dead-end job living paycheck to paycheck is a choice... the other choices are: learn a skill to get a skilled labor job, apply for a more preferable unskilled labor job, become a criminal, go to prison (for the food and housing), become homeless, or die. 2) "Often times call centers will target mid sized cities with declining industry, etc. etc." --- That's true, but you can always leave that city. When business declines in an area, the once needed workforce isn't supposed to stay in the area... theyre supposed to follow the jobs or (choose this one --->) become self sufficient. In this context a workforce which far exceeds the job supply available diminishes the worker's value and results in them being far more expendable than a limited supply of workers and a job in high demand... which obviously increases the worker's value and negotiating power. This is the "git gud" clause ;) 3) "...treated quite badly by their employers. This is why a lot of these call centers end up working with less then credible businesses, and can demand incredibly immoral acts of their employees without any real consequences. " --- I wont deny that one lol. The burden of freedom is responsibility for yourself. If you are not self reliant and self sufficient, then you are a slave to others and can never truly be free.
@@Nero-ho6gt I mean... its nice you have such a simplistic black and white view of things i guess... but that's not really how reality ends up working out. Having a choice between working a dead end job, becoming a criminal or becoming homeless, isn't really a choice... I mean, technically it kind of is, but it seems to me when your given an option of choosing 1 thing or being fked, its not so much a choice as an ultimatum. Ultimately, sure there's some degree of self reliance one is forced to depend on in this world generally, but circumstances play a huge role in how life plays out. Do you honestly think everyone can just reach out and grab unlimited opportunity? If so wouldn't everyone just do that then? Why would most people in the scenarios not just take the skill and change trade if it were that simple? Seems like there might be something more holding people back sometimes. Also just for the sake of argument... if everyone at said call center moved away to get new jobs... that there wouldn't be a much larger competition getting said jobs what with an entire call center worth of people looking? Secondly lets assume they do all find jobs that are better. What are the consequences of one of the largest employers of the city going under, along with the massive population loss in said city? Seems like a lot of other people would start to feel that economic impact quite quickly. Life is incredibly complicated, so i would recommend not trying to overly simplify views, or if you lack the ability to, perhaps at least acknowledge that about yourself and leave thinking about such complicated issues to people more fit to do so.
Yeah, he's a bit of a dingus. He's just highlighting his ignorance here, he's in a position of luxury compared to most people where he actually likes his work and has autonomy. Meanwhile, in fucking reality, the rest of us have to work jobs we don't like to keep a roof over our heads and food on the sodding table. Twat.
@@Nero-ho6gt You're either 12 and have never had a job or you live with mummy and daddy? Maybe you're one of the lucky ones who has enough familial connections to rely on nepotism to get by? Either way, you sounds like an ignorant child.
Working in a call centre is actually a really prestigious job in countries like India. People study for years to work there learning about western cultures and how to emulate their accents. The woman that called Pyrion was probably just annoyed that he made fun of her job.
sounds horrible, where in canada are you last week it was as they said about -50c here in minnesota with windchill, how bad is it with windchill there?
around 52:00 Saw the same show of the Japanese Girls trying to speak English words into a phone that Pyrion had seen, They were members of an idol group and the girl who used a strong american accent actually grew up in America, so she was kinda cheating.
A much lower jet stream makes a huge difference, along with a lack of warm water currents. When poor English settlers started migrating to North America via private ventures (military and other government funded journeys at least provided education on and resources to deal with the reality of North American climate), the venture capitalists who provided the transportation didn't know fuck all about North America and had some serious miscalculations. Many of the settlers thought that the lower latitude would make the weather similar to Spain and North Africa and so they prepared for the tropics. As a result two thirds of them would end up dead from starvation and hypothermia.
best call i ever had was for Windows support telling me my pc was corrupted, they asked me to give them remote access so when it came time to give them the code they needed to connect i spelt the word 'Bullshit' i could here the dude typing it out as i said it until he realized what it spelt then he hung up haha
From my experience in the Finnish marines, it's a lot of sitting around doing nothing and then being in a terrible hurry to do something trivial. Then you immediately sit there doing nothing again.
Triforce: "Pretty cold one toda-" Americans in the comments: "Pathetic shrimp. These are t - shirt temperatures. This is nothing and so are you. Jump into the Bering Sea like I do every morning and tell me what cold is. The snow is actually fire. Fahrenheit. Month-Day-Year."
Well you would be right. But the fact that people have DIED from just going outside for short amounts of time shows how bad it actually is in some places
@@skylanderspizza It's the classic case of "What about the starving kids in Ethiopia?" We all know it's worse somewhere else, but we mainly care about what's happening to us, as a typical human. It's a little more exaggerated in the US, but still...
Don't even play like Farenheit isn't the superior measurement. I think the month-day-year is just the difference in how we say it compared to brits. Brits usually say "the sixth of February" where Americans say "February sixth." If your ways are so great then come get the colonies back you filthy red coat dog.
in this episode, the gang talks about hardcore medieval jugging with oil.
Sorry to be off topic but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Fletcher Marshall Instablaster =)
Omg straight into how's the weather 😆. Amazing dad chat.
WHAT DO YOU EXPECT???? THEY ARE DADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Open letter to the YOGs: Lewis is right. We DON'T know about all the thousands of channels you have because they're not advertised anywhere or even mentioned. They just crop up overnight for every tiny niche thing and exist for MONTHS before (usually Lewis) has an off-the-cuff mention of it on the main channel. Today I Played, Games Night, Team Double Dragon, hell even THIS channel existed in obscurity for ages because there's no way to know they even exist.
Check the reddit if you want to know. Everything is mentioned there
Umm... not really?
@@OrionAiko or even just consistently watch their shows 1 leads into another
AGree to disagree I stumbled across almost all those channels accidentally because I was actually interested in the content so they would show up in recommended videos etc. I think the people that don't see them are the people that actually watch all the crap (IMO) that is now on the main channel, the livestreams, games nights, Tom and Simon and the podcasts are where it's at for the old school, rude, crude Yogscast I've always loved.
They'd probably have a bigger audience if they just posted it all on the main channel anyway
Triforce: Two men having a conversation while a Lebanese boy kind of pays attention and occasionally chips with something irrelevant.
"The city of Ontario" triggered both Sips and I equally
28:00 - lewis not understanding that live twitch vids cut up aren't the same as when sips isolates himself in an environment, gets immersed, and then releases well-edited videos.
hurts my heart.
23:44. I am imagining all those old guys stumbling slowly towards the Maginot line with flame throwers on their canes and machine guns on their electric scooters. One extra senile bro, with his scooter stuck in reverse beeping away. xD
Lewis is actually extremely correct on the 'Dark Ages' talk. Its not even called the dark ages anymore, because its pretty unrepresentative of the time. The medieval period is far less bad than its portrayed to be.
Meanwhile in Australia we just had a day that was 47. I feel like I'm on fucking fire.
Eleanor of aquitaine lived during the 12th century and lived to an age of 80
Now this is podracing
This is where the fun begins
Spinning is a good trick
One of the biggest differences between the US and the UK
Pyrion: I was 19 and my friend was 18 so we weren't drinking anyway.
In the UK my life between the ages of 16-21 was just a drunken haze.
It was around -50°C in Toronto last week. Absolute nightmare.
no way really? I'm from Saskatchewan where its the coldest in winter and hottest in summer but i havent seen that temperature ever. was it with windchill?
jordan gruchy In Calgary it was way too cold, about -42 celcius.. but that’s not really too uncommon for winter is it? It’s to be expected.
@@billbobgruch it's hyperbolic, probably just wind chill.
And besides, when it drops to -15, it stops being bad because the air is so dry that winds become stale and isn't much of a problem aslong as you are properly dressed.
@Pyrion, yes, the boiling oil thing actually happened historically. Strongholds were designed in such a way that there are "murder holes" directly above vital points (like above a gate) from where the defenders could rain down arrows, heavy rocks or various liquids. Historically though, burning, molten pitch or simple boiling water was more common than boiling oil. It's pretty fucking gruesome if you think about it, but it was effective as hell, that's why it was so popular. The whole point was to deter the attacking force from breaking your gate down with a simple battering ram or a couple of lads with axes. The reason why an attacking force would like to break a gate down instead of a long siege is that the defending force may have a army coming to relieve the siege, and taking the castle fast is the only option for victory, since they could then use its defenses against the new attacking force. Building catapults or other siege engines also takes a lot of time and manpower, much more time than simply felling a large tree and using it as a battering ram.
I don't watch twitch at all. This channel is the only source of Sips and P. Flax for me, and honestly, I think that's ok.
i live about 100 miles from chicago and around that time the coldest it got was like -25f. It got so cold I couldn't notice it, it's really dangerous (especially for me because I exclusively wear shorts and a t-shirt year-round) because you get frostbite in like 7 minutes.
PYRION WHERE'S MY GODDAMN BODEGA! AT LEAST SAY SOMETHING ABOUT IT! like are you doing the book or not? like what's going on here?
pyrion has finished writing it. but Lewis says it needs a proper ending.
@@jaketewkesbury3991 Do you have a source? I'm merely curious
@@mrelephant2283 it was on a Q&A vid on for members only.
@@jaketewkesbury3991 aw shit
@@mrelephant2283 follow me on twitter and ill send the clip @jaketewkes
0:57 I swear sips was the one who was explaining the name greenhouse gas to pyrion😂
Lewis one thing you have to understand about tall people at a gig is that maaaaybe just maaaybe they're friends are small and they want to be in the front. As a tall guy what i'm i supposed to do stand in the back all alone? You already have better airplane seats i have a better view at a gig thats how the card of life are shuffled.
The first ten minutes of this is the reason i love these
It has been between -34&-41 this whole last week. Northern Alberta
I have NEVER wanted to see a TV show more than this one!
the nightmare scenario with the landline happened to me once. except the landline was also down
I'm loving the longer podcast !
As a soldier we do sit a lot when we aren’t training we don’t take naps and most work is done before 11:30
Panel/have show is a great idea. Triforce for Only Connect.
Army life is a bit of both lads, sometimes we're rocket fuel in fire and other times we're doing sweet F A. The saying 'Hurry up and wait' comes to mind ^^
I love it when it's just them three but it be cool if they got some guests on from time to time
in the city of ontario the other week it was -40 and with windchill it was around -50 it was the worst
I second Pyrion's suggestion for Old Man's War. It was a surprisingly good book.
The boiling oil was rarely used in sieges because it's cheaper to pour boiling water or hot sand.
Actually, pouring boiling oil on enemies was a common thing in the Great Siege of Malta, where knights would pour boilings pot's of oil on the Ottoman Empire's soldiers as they climbed up Forts. So Triforce Podcast, you're not actually wrong on this thing, and yes,
boiling oil is PAINFUL
My city managed to beat its own record hitting 46.6 C and was still over 40 C at midnight, we went down the beach at 11 pm and it was still packed,you could find anywhere to sit down
I live in norther Alberta it was minus 42 last night minus 60 with wind chill
"summer down there probably lovely" message from Australia. You're English heatwave is our late winter temperature....
Most of New Zealands weather also remains above 0c during winter...
UK has it worst in terms of the cold because all the buildings in the so-called "cold" areas have good heating and people wear appropriate clothes, but in the UK all the heating systems are terrible and we aren't prepared for even -1/2 degrees.
40:19 , another example of when Flax says something stupid and everyone ignores him
i like how this podcast doesn't feel like a scripted new show, but just sounds like three friends talking some bullshit while having fun.
Watching twitch is very different from seeing edited content like a video. Personally I don't watch sips on twitch bc I don't like how twitch content works it's too live and unedited 🤣 just start making evening with sips videos again lol
~14:00 lots of funny things here with some good bases but life expectancy was actually like 40-60 years so long as you made it past the age of 5. Times were brutal compared to today but like y'all ended up saying, we only really hear about the bad parts.
This is a gem! Thanks!
I knew a guy who had to do calls for surveys. Generally they tell you to call a guy until they give in or you're fired.
Question about production. Does anyone know how they animate this? Is it run through a program where the heads move according to the waveforms? Or do one of the poor YOG gremlins have to animate it manually?
LOOOL i just finished watching #88 and literally 3 mins later #89 is out.
same thing happened to me
The dark ages were actually mis-sold, to some extent. The idolization of classical antiquity started distorting our view of the middle-ages since the renaissance period to basically modern day, although this has started to change in contemporary understanding of history. A peasant in the Carolingian empire wasn't really worse off than the one living in 16th century HRE. There was a noteworthy amount of innovation and development during the middle ages, and honestly there was no sharp turn in quality of life for most people after the renaissance period.
A few points about medieval warfare:
1. Medieval times were indeed not that bad, in fact even most peasants (at least outside of times of famine, which was usually due to unpredictable weather or enemy action) ate fairly well, often the same sort of things you'll find in organic grocery stores today. There are some videos on the topic that are quite interesting. By no means did the medieval peasant farmer lead a luxurious or comfortable life, but it was a possible if back-breaking life.
2. Yep, boiling oil while cliche, was only really used in places where it could be sourced from natural oil geysers, tar pits, etc. Boiling water and sand were far more common, as were much more simple things like throwing rocks and boulders onto attackers.
3. Flaming arrows were hardly ever used in the ancient and medieval world. Prior to the invention of gunpowder one would have to not only apply an incendiary substance to the head, but also conceive a way to protect the flame from extinguishing and still being able to set things on fire.
Pitch, oil, and cotton were some of the largest imports from Iraq and Iran along the silk roads. If you had the money you could very easily get your hands on the stuff for military purposes. Creating Greek Fire from Iraqi oil was pretty common as a weapon of war in late antiquity and the middle ages.
-30 c? Welcome to finland😂. Between four to six months of the year it's pitch black. The winter is cold and the summer is short.
New Triforce episode: Uploaded
*all contestants whistles explode*
-20 something .. PFFFSsshhh... Come to Finnish Lapland during the winter. Sun does not rise and it's -30.. :P
Are we gonna be getting a yogpod 10 year anniversary special?
We did six months ago
You misunderstand, the yogpod itself turned ten a few days ago.
Ahh okay but I'm pretty sure we will only get the one episode
12:50 it didn't happen that much. They would have just used hot water or sand. Oil was too expensive and was hard to handle.
The weather was relatively mild in Memphis Tennessee~
I for one think that the Internet needs 8 Out of 10 Yogs Does Countdown
i dont think the average yognaught can handle rachel riley
@@La_sagne Oh that's a good question though, who would be the Yog equivalent of Rachel Riley?
@@Erdenshire sips can pull it off
wait no, there was a games night thingy were sips said he wants to be fabio so we have to think of someone else
@@La_sagne Darn, I wanted to see Sips in a little Rachel Riley-ian cocktail dress. Tom and Pyrion are both good candidates for hosts, but I think Bouphe or Mousie would fit the dresses better
2:28 The city of "Ontario" good try Lewis.... good try
Everyone loves jeffland
Ironically, there is a city of Ontario in California
I have not laughed this much in years. my fucking god
I love it when they talk about shit they have no idea about
I flew home to the US the other day during this cold weather nonsense, and had a layover in Chicago. Dear God, I was ready to jump onto a plane back to Eastern Europe.
I work in a kitchen and I burn myself all the time. Haven't spilled boiling water on myself. I've burnt myself with fryer oil and that was the least painful burn I've had so far
Great and I was just about to sleep now I have to stay up for longer
Please, please animate this one. It's too funny!
Pyrion should watch Sorry to Bother You😂😂😂 7:30
Alberta .. Felt like minus 47 yesterday. Ya its cold!!!
I almost died laughing I love this podcast
Bwahaha -27 insanely cold in canada? Oh Lewis, you sweet summer child. If only you knew.
Just a note to what Pyrion was saying about everyone having a choice. In reality that often times people are stuck in situations without a real choice. Often times call centers will target mid sized cities with declining industry. Although on the surface this seems like a good thing, providing a large amount of jobs in an area that needs them, what ends up happening is the people of the city will become dependent on the call center to provide such a large pool of jobs for them, that they essentially lose all negotiating power. As a result, they often times get stuck in dead end jobs with very low wages and are often even treated quite badly by their employers. This is why a lot of these call centers end up working with less then credible businesses, and can demand incredibly immoral acts of their employees without any real consequences.
Unfortunately these call centers are often owned by huge international conglomerates in the dozens across the world, so even in countries with somewhat reasonable standards, if too much negative attention starts to come in the way of a call center, the conglomerate just closes it down and opens up a new one in another country for less money to do even seedier jobs.
Genuinely if these people had any choice, they would undoubtedly jump the hell on it.
1) "In reality that often times people are stuck in situations without a real choice." --- No friend, being "stuck" in a dead-end job living paycheck to paycheck is a choice... the other choices are: learn a skill to get a skilled labor job, apply for a more preferable unskilled labor job, become a criminal, go to prison (for the food and housing), become homeless, or die.
2) "Often times call centers will target mid sized cities with declining industry, etc. etc." --- That's true, but you can always leave that city. When business declines in an area, the once needed workforce isn't supposed to stay in the area... theyre supposed to follow the jobs or (choose this one --->) become self sufficient. In this context a workforce which far exceeds the job supply available diminishes the worker's value and results in them being far more expendable than a limited supply of workers and a job in high demand... which obviously increases the worker's value and negotiating power. This is the "git gud" clause ;)
3) "...treated quite badly by their employers. This is why a lot of these call centers end up working with less then credible businesses, and can demand incredibly immoral acts of their employees without any real consequences.
" --- I wont deny that one lol.
The burden of freedom is responsibility for yourself. If you are not self reliant and self sufficient, then you are a slave to others and can never truly be free.
@@Nero-ho6gt I mean... its nice you have such a simplistic black and white view of things i guess... but that's not really how reality ends up working out.
Having a choice between working a dead end job, becoming a criminal or becoming homeless, isn't really a choice...
I mean, technically it kind of is, but it seems to me when your given an option of choosing 1 thing or being fked, its not so much a choice as an ultimatum.
Ultimately, sure there's some degree of self reliance one is forced to depend on in this world generally, but circumstances play a huge role in how life plays out.
Do you honestly think everyone can just reach out and grab unlimited opportunity? If so wouldn't everyone just do that then? Why would most people in the scenarios not just take the skill and change trade if it were that simple? Seems like there might be something more holding people back sometimes.
Also just for the sake of argument... if everyone at said call center moved away to get new jobs... that there wouldn't be a much larger competition getting said jobs what with an entire call center worth of people looking? Secondly lets assume they do all find jobs that are better. What are the consequences of one of the largest employers of the city going under, along with the massive population loss in said city? Seems like a lot of other people would start to feel that economic impact quite quickly.
Life is incredibly complicated, so i would recommend not trying to overly simplify views, or if you lack the ability to, perhaps at least acknowledge that about yourself and leave thinking about such complicated issues to people more fit to do so.
Yeah, he's a bit of a dingus. He's just highlighting his ignorance here, he's in a position of luxury compared to most people where he actually likes his work and has autonomy. Meanwhile, in fucking reality, the rest of us have to work jobs we don't like to keep a roof over our heads and food on the sodding table.
Twat.
@@Nero-ho6gt You're either 12 and have never had a job or you live with mummy and daddy? Maybe you're one of the lucky ones who has enough familial connections to rely on nepotism to get by? Either way, you sounds like an ignorant child.
Is it bad that i remember that goose bay was where sips made his airport in that airport tycoon game
Working in a call centre is actually a really prestigious job in countries like India. People study for years to work there learning about western cultures and how to emulate their accents. The woman that called Pyrion was probably just annoyed that he made fun of her job.
Today where i live in Canada it was -39C without windchill this morning. Car didn't start :P
sounds horrible, where in canada are you last week it was as they said about -50c here in minnesota with windchill, how bad is it with windchill there?
David Stock -50 approximately the coldest day was -42 without windchill and -55ish with
around 52:00 Saw the same show of the Japanese Girls trying to speak English words into a phone that Pyrion had seen, They were members of an idol group and the girl who used a strong american accent actually grew up in America, so she was kinda cheating.
Good consistent Triforce
You know who they needed during a siege?
Gazza
Are landlines really still in use in England-land? I don't know anyone, even in their 80's, who still has one.
We have one. Lotta people just have them included in packages. Don’t use it
It was -35 here and were farther south than London
A much lower jet stream makes a huge difference, along with a lack of warm water currents.
When poor English settlers started migrating to North America via private ventures (military and other government funded journeys at least provided education on and resources to deal with the reality of North American climate), the venture capitalists who provided the transportation didn't know fuck all about North America and had some serious miscalculations. Many of the settlers thought that the lower latitude would make the weather similar to Spain and North Africa and so they prepared for the tropics. As a result two thirds of them would end up dead from starvation and hypothermia.
ahahahah -27 is crazy cold lewis? you've seen nothin mate. it hits -45 occasionally here in canada, that's fucking cold
Pyrion "it doesn't make sense in my head so it mustn't of happened in history" flax
i think pyrion knows that its "have" and not "of"
Omg I've seen that Japanese show as well 😂, also the girl that was putting on a strong American accent and was nailing it, is from New Jersey
best call i ever had was for Windows support telling me my pc was corrupted, they asked me to give them remote access so when it came time to give them the code they needed to connect i spelt the word 'Bullshit' i could here the dude typing it out as i said it until he realized what it spelt then he hung up haha
From my experience in the Finnish marines, it's a lot of sitting around doing nothing and then being in a terrible hurry to do something trivial. Then you immediately sit there doing nothing again.
In the US Marines that's called hurry up and wait. Lol
Yeah. That's about right.
I'm probably as tall as Lewis and I agree about the concert thing
Triforce: "Pretty cold one toda-"
Americans in the comments: "Pathetic shrimp. These are t - shirt temperatures. This is nothing and so are you. Jump into the Bering Sea like I do every morning and tell me what cold is. The snow is actually fire. Fahrenheit. Month-Day-Year."
As an American I feel like this comment is clearly you being jealous of our ways of measuring temperature, our calender, and our freedom. Good day sir
Well you would be right. But the fact that people have DIED from just going outside for short amounts of time shows how bad it actually is in some places
@@skylanderspizza It's the classic case of "What about the starving kids in Ethiopia?" We all know it's worse somewhere else, but we mainly care about what's happening to us, as a typical human. It's a little more exaggerated in the US, but still...
Don't even play like Farenheit isn't the superior measurement. I think the month-day-year is just the difference in how we say it compared to brits. Brits usually say "the sixth of February" where Americans say "February sixth."
If your ways are so great then come get the colonies back you filthy red coat dog.
@@firefaux64 I'm actually from Ohio
OoooOOOooo had to hide this from my feed
I would pay a very large amount of money to see pyrion to host these shows
Iron Maiden had the same problem as Bob Dylan, except for them it was keyboards, not electric guitars.
The show should be called "Fuck the tank" and feature the triforce hungry hungry tank.
That's Bonerino for ya
as cold as antarctica
Lewis in the middle east and north Africa you can get your hands chopped off for stealing bread. Still love you guys 😙
Rocking minus 50 here in Saskatchewan
Negative 50 Bois unite
soldering irons are way worse than hot fat :P
oh hell yeah
I am so disappointed that they didn't call the show "Last Man Standing"! :(
Christmas has come early
They did actually pour hot sand and water on people. Oil was wasteful especially if it was edible like animal fat or olive oil
Hi Dads (and Lewis)!
The CITY OF ONTARIO! CITY!
Wonder what they are going to do on their 100 podcast
my guess prob nothing
32:45 LOL
mate, thats very funny
👍 congrats on first