The film started well, and even has some very interesting scenes where Bill Bull's character exposes the hypocrisy of the woke agenda, but it went downhill from the middle to the end.The three guys remained just pets of their "perfect" wives
Great video! As a Gen X Dad ('76) myself, I have enough respect for myself to walk away from any of those women without saying a word. I have been married for 19 years, had 3 children. One of kids died from brain cancer when she was 11 yrs old. My youngest is non verbally autistic. But I am still married through it all, and being the best Dad and husband I can be. I don't put up with crap and I respect myself, and I don't care what society thinks.
Man, the way his wife never had his back with that principal, then even threatened later with a divorce because he was angry and standing up for himself, after that embarrassing dress down in public in front of the other parents. The way they never addressed that later, that got me. For a moment I thought I was being overly negative. Great video.
@@mysocalledgenxlife What is woke about wanting to make a marriage work and take responsibility, being a better person for the people they love even if those people rarely returns the favor? What is woke about wanting to stay with their kids and watch them grow up? What is woke about realizing how not everything needs to be a heated argument? What is woke about not wasting our short time on Earth angry and fighting? What is woke about being a better father to your children? Did you not see how he trashed that pompous cyclist after he went away and resume playing with his kid rather than have a heated argument with him in front of his family? Are you just another woman pretending that you did not get offended about how women were portrayed in this movie thus making excuses without sense? Bill Burr is not a tribalist, he trashes both left and right along with his wife on specials and podcast from time to time. It seems you're irritated that he took the less taken highroad instead of standing his ground and be miserable for the rest of his life. Not everybody wants to pick a side in this culture war, there those who want to stay in between or out of it. You're talking about a guy who defended Gina Carano when lefties tried to destroy her life, have some respect.
That’s a movie that shows who not to marry. Been married 20 years. My wife leaves me to be a man and I leave her to be a woman. No control just love👍👍👍
I think he had to adapt... He once told that he was telling jokes about his horrible childhood and once he noticed that everyone felt more sorry than laughing he cut it out
I can't even remember what prompted me to cancel my Netflix account last year. I had been a loyal customer since the days of shipping us DVDs. It was a combo of things like the Chappelle kerfluffle, along with every show slipping in THE MESSAGE. I'm only going to let you hit me in my forehead so many times before I duck out.
you are now my FAVOURITE youtuber, thank you! Born in 1972 and i miss the good ole days, thank you for being on my side; a white, below middle class, underachieving gen X'er your videos make my day!
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your comment. Glad to have you as a viewer. I just started out about six months ago…but I’m learning fast and have a lot of plans to grow this channel and do some fun things with it. Glad to have you here!
this movie was okay at The Beginning to act 2. everything was still on the right track. but ofc everything is throwed away when you reach act 3. the guy who hate Feminism suddenly just succumb to it. and tank it all. blame it all to MAN. i was so surprise by this. they put a fking AGENDA. to a movie by Bill Burr. what a mess. so disappoint to Bill... like really bro ? you okayed this ?? gtfoh
I agree with your assessment. I literally hit play the exact same way you did. With a bowl and a bellyful of excitement. By the end? I felt like I'd been had. It had moments. But it was all sparks and no fires. Sad trombones kept playing in my head. ZERO chemistry between Bill and the "actress" playing his wife. I get where Bill was going with his character. I think this started as a pitch to showcase Bill's private fight with anger issues. I am also GenX, like Bill, born in 1968. It's sad to see Bill caving to the WOKE DEI rainbow feminazi message driven drivel. So sad.
Kinda like how the Barbie movie was supposed to promote toxic feminism all while exposing the utter rubbish it is and making Ken the most likable character in the movie?
We can say it now. Hollywood has made Bill Burr soft! I think he identifies with a different culture from the rebel that was George Carlin, that is Dave Chappelle. He also has a very stubborn and argumentatively leftist wife, although the stubborn part might be something they bond over since they both seem stubborn to me. I can't help but notice her influence with this premise. I think Burr's culture is closer to Archie Bunker, where you accept a certain wobbly set of assumptions and if any of them get challenged, whoa boy, that might mean they'll have to learn something! We can't have that, now can we? But see, I think he also respects the "woke" on a certain level, just that he doesn't understand it enough to call these people on their shit. Los Angeles, namely the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, anywhere there are middle class white people, it's everyone trying to upstage everyone else on being "impressive", and of course being woke is among the allotted "impressive" traits with them, like apparently overpriced clothes and botox. There are targets everywhere for Billy Boy out there, but I guess he's overwhelmed.
George Carlin said that it's unfair that so many people are homeless while rich people use land for golf courses. Lenny Bruce, who Carlin idolized, was also not at all someone who could pass for a square in the '60s (his drug use was beyond reckless, shameless doctor shopper) and whose own arrests sometimes for merely saying words like "toilet" on stage -- for obscenity -- was the spark who would inspire Carlin to do his 7 Words bit that got him arrested (for reference, those were piss, shit, cunt, fuck, cocksucker, motherfucker and tits; we should be taught it after the alphabet in "kinneygarden" /joking). Leftist doesn't mean "soft". Stalin was a leftist. The belligerent North Vietnamese and Chinese generals that used to argue with Ho Chi Minh were leftists. Meanwhile, how "hard" is Newt Gingrich? Donald Trump? Charlie Kirk? Fucking Joe Rogan? "Please don't tell people I took horse dewormer for COVID or I'll call you a liar" Rogan. A conservative, in my opinion, is someone who portrays everything that they aren't. By that, I mean that I think conservatives tend to be emotional chicken shit anti-intellectual tyrants who constantly argue that they're a victim while they despise that people who are different from them are allowed to vote. Conservatives would, many have arguably tried, to sell their children into serfdom through their choice of leadership of policy that serves the public only after the wealthy have received their fill. We're only stuck because conservatives care more about sabotaging plans that they aren't mature enough to even reasonably consider than to provide any reasonable solutions. All year they've used their majority on McCarthy's stunts and now they're picking fighting during formal hearings. I wouldn't say Burr's politics have anything to do with it. I don't think he gets very political anyway. His brother's some state level politician, so I think he prefers not to interfere with his brother's political career and get a walloping the next time he sees him.
THANK YOU for being WOMAN enough to call out these ... no, i can't say it lest i get censored by youtube. but you know what you did, so thank you. sincerely.
As humans, are we this stupid he's still Bill, but he needs to feed his family. Same reason I am listening to this bullshit while standing in line. It was a very enjoyable movie, not fucking great but enjoyable.
@mysocalledgenxlife My question is why would Bill Burr someone with definitely is own strong defined opinions would have agreed to be any part of a film which goes against his independent voice and his definite brand of dignity in the first place?
bro we've been this way for decades. happy wife happy life. men marry and then become defeated and give in. it was a running joke in 70s sitcoms. i'm guilty of this, i'll go along with whatever my girlfriend at the time says because it's just easier. i mean, i agree with you as far as your outlook. i was born in 81 so i have a little bit of that lovely toxic gen x in me.. i'm a millennial that still uses words like gay, retard, go change your tampon, pussy etc type toxic shit. like i'm not defending the extreme left and their dumbass ideas. but to me this movie tapped into that classic defeated husband/father stereotype that's been a running joke longer than i've been alive
It's a running joke since jokes started running... And yeah I am like that too... It's like who gives what the color of our curtin is? My wife does so pick her color and move on... There is so much I'm not passionate about that she can just decide... Like where we go for vacation. Her mind is full of places to go and I am going with her, that is my way.
If y’all have found a good woman in your life, more power to you. That’s awesome. I just really didn’t like this movie because every woman was insufferable and didn’t have to take accountability for any actions. Yes, women bring their own talents and skills to a relationship, but that doesn’t mean her man should have no say and be berated for his very existence.
@@mysocalledgenxlife im saying the defeated husband trope is right up bill burrs alley. watch F is for Family. bill is all about that 70s angry dad thats forced to do his wifes bidding lol, it's even in his standup. i'm saying the women in the movie were meant to be insufferable, as that's the joke. that's the comedy. to rage against this female fascism only to fail and ask for forgiveness.
@@KR4Qep Ok, I see what you're saying...and I have watched Bill's comedy and F is for Family...I was just hoping for a little pushback on the women, you know? The joke about insufferable women and raging against female fascism didn't land with me at all, it made me sad probably because it was just too real. Women just don't get held accountable in society at all anymore, and the joke was too on the nose.
If we Gen X'ers might be blamed for anything, it's a BIGGY: Half of us left our children to the care of our BOOMER parents (free babysitters) while we went out to chase the almighty dollar. The other half of us didn't have children, because, piss on all that!! Welp. Here we are.
I think the point of the movie is that nobody should be forced to change for the sake of others. However, there's always room to adapt and try to find common ground with those you disagree with. There are always lessons to be learned. After all, there were times when it was socially acceptable for parents to abuse their children in the name of discipline. I liked the movie and I'm an older millennial with a five year old boy. Yes, he is a boy. He has told us so.
@SonsofThunder8675 That may be. I'm not questioning the analysis at all. I only mean to say, how can you express an opinion on a movie that you refuse to watch? That's a bit like recommending a restaurant of a food type you've never eaten.
@@nickzhaosunSeeing as how I never expressed an opinion on the movie I am not sure why you are asking me the question. Are you bored or something? But I’ll respond anyway. Contrary to what your mom told you, you needn’t try everything in order to form an opinion on it. I have never taken even a bite of a shit sandwich but I know I would not like it. Same principle is at work here. Same Hollywood woke bullshitery from the reviews I have seen. (This is the third I have watched that came to similar conclusions.) Okay? We good?
This movie was a great example of the philosophy of accepting life on life's terms. The world he lives in, and talks about on his podcast, is well represented here. It's a lot easier and healthier to choose to not be angry all the time, and that's the character's arc. "Compromise" is not a dirty word; it's better than being an old, angry, lonely guy driving an Uber, which is his implied destiny. If that's where his fate was headed, then how can you defend that being better than letting the anger go and being happy with his wife and kids. "My So-Called Life" was the wokest show of our generation BTDubs.
Yes his anger needed to be addressed, but the causes of that anger should also be. Accepting the world you live in…when it’s that disgusting and toxic towards men, is a weak notion and one I wouldn’t want anyone to accept. His wife in that movie was absolutely awful, and he let her call all the shots with threats of taking his children. It was a horrible arc. Yes, he needed to take responsibility. But the women were let off the hook and they were absolutely insufferable. As far as My So called Life, it wasn’t woke. That wasn’t a thing in 1995. Just because it had different character types, including an LGBT character, doesn’t make it woke. It was about teenage angst in the 90s. And it was a great representation of high school at the time. Thank you for your comment and for watching my video. I’m happy to hear someone disagree…because everyone having the same opinion is boring 😊
Because that's a moronic false dichotomy. What kind of idiot thinks that you have to either: A) accept getting shit on 24/7 by your partner, or B) be an old, angry Uber driver? Like.........what? How stupid are you? You were already told in the first minute that he built a successful business. Obviously he's smart/talented. You think that a rich, smart, successful guy has to either be disrespected and unappreciated by his partner or be an Uber driver? If you're dumb, just don't comment anymore, ok?
I remember the saying, "If you remember the 60s, you weren't there." If you think you're Gen X, you're probably not. Par examplè - We (Who's we?) are the World. USA for Africa (the whole continent?) THAT bit of virtue signaling before virtue signals were cool, hurt me way harder for its CRINGE, than Shuttle Challenger. (I was 15)
The film started well, and even has some very interesting scenes where Bill Bull's character exposes the hypocrisy of the woke agenda, but it went downhill from the middle to the end.The three guys remained just pets of their "perfect" wives
Great video! As a Gen X Dad ('76) myself, I have enough respect for myself to walk away from any of those women without saying a word. I have been married for 19 years, had 3 children. One of kids died from brain cancer when she was 11 yrs old. My youngest is non verbally autistic. But I am still married through it all, and being the best Dad and husband I can be. I don't put up with crap and I respect myself, and I don't care what society thinks.
You are a living champion among people.
@@alanfike Thank you
Much love to you, and happy holidays ❤
Man, the way his wife never had his back with that principal, then even threatened later with a divorce because he was angry and standing up for himself, after that embarrassing dress down in public in front of the other parents. The way they never addressed that later, that got me. For a moment I thought I was being overly negative.
Great video.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mysocalledgenxlife What is woke about wanting to make a marriage work and take responsibility, being a better person for the people they love even if those people rarely returns the favor? What is woke about wanting to stay with their kids and watch them grow up? What is woke about realizing how not everything needs to be a heated argument?
What is woke about not wasting our short time on Earth angry and fighting?
What is woke about being a better father to your children?
Did you not see how he trashed that pompous cyclist after he went away and resume playing with his kid rather than have a heated argument with him in front of his family?
Are you just another woman pretending that you did not get offended about how women were portrayed in this movie thus making excuses without sense?
Bill Burr is not a tribalist, he trashes both left and right along with his wife on specials and podcast from time to time.
It seems you're irritated that he took the less taken highroad instead of standing his ground and be miserable for the rest of his life.
Not everybody wants to pick a side in this culture war, there those who want to stay in between or out of it.
You're talking about a guy who defended Gina Carano when lefties tried to destroy her life, have some respect.
Thank you for saving me from having to watch this. I hate to use an old cliché and say Bill Burr has gone 'Hollywood', but he has.
That’s a movie that shows who not to marry. Been married 20 years. My wife leaves me to be a man and I leave her to be a woman. No control just love👍👍👍
I thought this too! I went to one of his shows and his standup has changed! He's caved to the woke! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it. Glad to hear I wasn’t the only one 😊
I think he had to adapt... He once told that he was telling jokes about his horrible childhood and once he noticed that everyone felt more sorry than laughing he cut it out
Netflix would never give us something genuinely good. Even if they really need money they'll slip some poison in.
I can't even remember what prompted me to cancel my Netflix account last year. I had been a loyal customer since the days of shipping us DVDs. It was a combo of things like the Chappelle kerfluffle, along with every show slipping in THE MESSAGE. I'm only going to let you hit me in my forehead so many times before I duck out.
you are now my FAVOURITE youtuber, thank you! Born in 1972 and i miss the good ole days, thank you for being on my side; a white, below middle class, underachieving gen X'er your videos make my day!
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your comment. Glad to have you as a viewer. I just started out about six months ago…but I’m learning fast and have a lot of plans to grow this channel and do some fun things with it. Glad to have you here!
this movie was okay at The Beginning to act 2. everything was still on the right track. but ofc everything is throwed away when you reach act 3.
the guy who hate Feminism suddenly just succumb to it. and tank it all. blame it all to MAN.
i was so surprise by this. they put a fking AGENDA. to a movie by Bill Burr. what a mess.
so disappoint to Bill... like really bro ? you okayed this ?? gtfoh
Yeah, this film felt weird. I like Burr, and liked parts, but the movie kept telling me the parts I liked were wrong to like.
I agree with your assessment. I literally hit play the exact same way you did. With a bowl and a bellyful of excitement. By the end? I felt like I'd been had. It had moments. But it was all sparks and no fires. Sad trombones kept playing in my head. ZERO chemistry between Bill and the "actress" playing his wife. I get where Bill was going with his character. I think this started as a pitch to showcase Bill's private fight with anger issues. I am also GenX, like Bill, born in 1968. It's sad to see Bill caving to the WOKE DEI rainbow feminazi message driven drivel. So sad.
Dang, I just watched a bunch of your stuff. I love your videos!!! New subscriber.
Thank you!!!
They probably thought they were making some provocative social commentary that cuts deep and offends millennials. You made a 2000s sitcom.
You had me at sticking it to some Southern California Lefties.
happy wife happy life : the movie
Hear me out. I think, Bill didn't read the script until the contract was signed
😂😂 that’s a theory! Thanks for commenting on my video.
@@mysocalledgenxlife good content!
Nice joke, considering the fact that Bill is a co writer and a director of this fillm
No he wants money don't be silly
Kinda like how the Barbie movie was supposed to promote toxic feminism all while exposing the utter rubbish it is and making Ken the most likable character in the movie?
I struggled to get through this and was truly disappointed with this movie and Bill Burr.
We can say it now. Hollywood has made Bill Burr soft!
I think he identifies with a different culture from the rebel that was George Carlin, that is Dave Chappelle. He also has a very stubborn and argumentatively leftist wife, although the stubborn part might be something they bond over since they both seem stubborn to me. I can't help but notice her influence with this premise. I think Burr's culture is closer to Archie Bunker, where you accept a certain wobbly set of assumptions and if any of them get challenged, whoa boy, that might mean they'll have to learn something! We can't have that, now can we? But see, I think he also respects the "woke" on a certain level, just that he doesn't understand it enough to call these people on their shit. Los Angeles, namely the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, anywhere there are middle class white people, it's everyone trying to upstage everyone else on being "impressive", and of course being woke is among the allotted "impressive" traits with them, like apparently overpriced clothes and botox. There are targets everywhere for Billy Boy out there, but I guess he's overwhelmed.
Yeah cos Carlin wasn't a leftist haha
George Carlin said that it's unfair that so many people are homeless while rich people use land for golf courses. Lenny Bruce, who Carlin idolized, was also not at all someone who could pass for a square in the '60s (his drug use was beyond reckless, shameless doctor shopper) and whose own arrests sometimes for merely saying words like "toilet" on stage -- for obscenity -- was the spark who would inspire Carlin to do his 7 Words bit that got him arrested (for reference, those were piss, shit, cunt, fuck, cocksucker, motherfucker and tits; we should be taught it after the alphabet in "kinneygarden" /joking). Leftist doesn't mean "soft". Stalin was a leftist. The belligerent North Vietnamese and Chinese generals that used to argue with Ho Chi Minh were leftists. Meanwhile, how "hard" is Newt Gingrich? Donald Trump? Charlie Kirk? Fucking Joe Rogan? "Please don't tell people I took horse dewormer for COVID or I'll call you a liar" Rogan. A conservative, in my opinion, is someone who portrays everything that they aren't. By that, I mean that I think conservatives tend to be emotional chicken shit anti-intellectual tyrants who constantly argue that they're a victim while they despise that people who are different from them are allowed to vote. Conservatives would, many have arguably tried, to sell their children into serfdom through their choice of leadership of policy that serves the public only after the wealthy have received their fill. We're only stuck because conservatives care more about sabotaging plans that they aren't mature enough to even reasonably consider than to provide any reasonable solutions. All year they've used their majority on McCarthy's stunts and now they're picking fighting during formal hearings.
I wouldn't say Burr's politics have anything to do with it. I don't think he gets very political anyway. His brother's some state level politician, so I think he prefers not to interfere with his brother's political career and get a walloping the next time he sees him.
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THANK YOU for being WOMAN enough to call out these ... no, i can't say it lest i get censored by youtube. but you know what you did, so thank you. sincerely.
As humans, are we this stupid he's still Bill, but he needs to feed his family. Same reason I am listening to this bullshit while standing in line. It was a very enjoyable movie, not fucking great but enjoyable.
@mysocalledgenxlife
My question is why would Bill Burr someone with definitely is own strong defined opinions would have agreed to be any part of a film which goes against his independent voice and his definite brand of dignity in the first place?
Good question. Apparently he wasn’t as much of an independent voice as I thought.
bro we've been this way for decades. happy wife happy life. men marry and then become defeated and give in. it was a running joke in 70s sitcoms. i'm guilty of this, i'll go along with whatever my girlfriend at the time says because it's just easier.
i mean, i agree with you as far as your outlook. i was born in 81 so i have a little bit of that lovely toxic gen x in me.. i'm a millennial that still uses words like gay, retard, go change your tampon, pussy etc type toxic shit. like i'm not defending the extreme left and their dumbass ideas. but to me this movie tapped into that classic defeated husband/father stereotype that's been a running joke longer than i've been alive
It's a running joke since jokes started running...
And yeah I am like that too... It's like who gives what the color of our curtin is? My wife does so pick her color and move on... There is so much I'm not passionate about that she can just decide... Like where we go for vacation. Her mind is full of places to go and I am going with her, that is my way.
If y’all have found a good woman in your life, more power to you. That’s awesome. I just really didn’t like this movie because every woman was insufferable and didn’t have to take accountability for any actions. Yes, women bring their own talents and skills to a relationship, but that doesn’t mean her man should have no say and be berated for his very existence.
@@mysocalledgenxlife im saying the defeated husband trope is right up bill burrs alley. watch F is for Family. bill is all about that 70s angry dad thats forced to do his wifes bidding lol, it's even in his standup.
i'm saying the women in the movie were meant to be insufferable, as that's the joke. that's the comedy. to rage against this female fascism only to fail and ask for forgiveness.
@@KR4Qep Ok, I see what you're saying...and I have watched Bill's comedy and F is for Family...I was just hoping for a little pushback on the women, you know? The joke about insufferable women and raging against female fascism didn't land with me at all, it made me sad probably because it was just too real. Women just don't get held accountable in society at all anymore, and the joke was too on the nose.
Happy king, happy kingdom!
If we Gen X'ers might be blamed for anything, it's a BIGGY: Half of us left our children to the care of our BOOMER parents (free babysitters) while we went out to chase the almighty dollar.
The other half of us didn't have children, because, piss on all that!!
Welp.
Here we are.
You have touched on quite a few upcoming video topics I have planned!
I think the point of the movie is that nobody should be forced to change for the sake of others. However, there's always room to adapt and try to find common ground with those you disagree with. There are always lessons to be learned. After all, there were times when it was socially acceptable for parents to abuse their children in the name of discipline.
I liked the movie and I'm an older millennial with a five year old boy. Yes, he is a boy. He has told us so.
I literally don't even know what to say
I’m not sure if that’s a compliment or complaint. 😂😂
No you're video is great. The movie is just sad
Yeah as a Gen-X guy, I'm not going to watch this movie. Good analysis, good video. Thanks.
Thank you for watching my video and commenting!
How do you know it's a good analysis if you never watch the movie?
@@nickzhaosunHer assessment of political trends in entertainment is spot on.
@SonsofThunder8675 That may be. I'm not questioning the analysis at all. I only mean to say, how can you express an opinion on a movie that you refuse to watch? That's a bit like recommending a restaurant of a food type you've never eaten.
@@nickzhaosunSeeing as how I never expressed an opinion on the movie I am not sure why you are asking me the question. Are you bored or something?
But I’ll respond anyway. Contrary to what your mom told you, you needn’t try everything in order to form an opinion on it. I have never taken even a bite of a shit sandwich but I know I would not like it. Same principle is at work here. Same Hollywood woke bullshitery from the reviews I have seen. (This is the third I have watched that came to similar conclusions.) Okay? We good?
I stopped watching it after 20 minutes, and im a fan of bill's comedy, the movie stinks
Originally, I turned it off at about the 20 minute mark. But I made myself go back and finish it so I could make a video about how awful it was. Lol.
No me gusta
This movie was a great example of the philosophy of accepting life on life's terms. The world he lives in, and talks about on his podcast, is well represented here. It's a lot easier and healthier to choose to not be angry all the time, and that's the character's arc. "Compromise" is not a dirty word; it's better than being an old, angry, lonely guy driving an Uber, which is his implied destiny. If that's where his fate was headed, then how can you defend that being better than letting the anger go and being happy with his wife and kids. "My So-Called Life" was the wokest show of our generation BTDubs.
Yes his anger needed to be addressed, but the causes of that anger should also be. Accepting the world you live in…when it’s that disgusting and toxic towards men, is a weak notion and one I wouldn’t want anyone to accept. His wife in that movie was absolutely awful, and he let her call all the shots with threats of taking his children. It was a horrible arc. Yes, he needed to take responsibility. But the women were let off the hook and they were absolutely insufferable.
As far as My So called Life, it wasn’t woke. That wasn’t a thing in 1995. Just because it had different character types, including an LGBT character, doesn’t make it woke. It was about teenage angst in the 90s. And it was a great representation of high school at the time.
Thank you for your comment and for watching my video. I’m happy to hear someone disagree…because everyone having the same opinion is boring 😊
Your mind has accepted the programming.
Because that's a moronic false dichotomy. What kind of idiot thinks that you have to either: A) accept getting shit on 24/7 by your partner, or B) be an old, angry Uber driver? Like.........what? How stupid are you? You were already told in the first minute that he built a successful business. Obviously he's smart/talented. You think that a rich, smart, successful guy has to either be disrespected and unappreciated by his partner or be an Uber driver? If you're dumb, just don't comment anymore, ok?
So just bend over take it. Gotcha.
I remember the saying, "If you remember the 60s, you weren't there."
If you think you're Gen X, you're probably not.
Par examplè -
We (Who's we?) are the World.
USA for Africa (the whole continent?)
THAT bit of virtue signaling before virtue signals were cool, hurt me way harder for its CRINGE, than Shuttle Challenger. (I was 15)
what are you on about? I can't tell if you're a jealous millennial or an out of touch boomer