7:20 just perfectly shows what a great manager/boss Chris is. Makes him realise what he did wrong without making it personal, and made it clear what he needs to do, without micromanaging. He also didn't undermine Ron by saying anything at the BBQ. Then the instant feedback on a job well done with gratuitous smile. He's such a well written character!
@@gladesucks7907 literally. Her character is so freakin amazing that i'll never get over it. Nick offerman too, he's officially one of my favorite people on the earth
That's why Ron radiates zen mindfulness. He's right--you shouldn't try hard at all. That's one of the secrets of great meditation. It's when you try to make it into a chore or exercise that MUST BE DONE that meditation then, paradoxically, doesn't come to you. It's very similar to sleep. The Chinese actually prize this state of mind of "not trying so hard." It's called "wu wei." So it's great the Ron stumbled upon that truth about life without reading any of the Buddhist or Daoist scriptures or any self-help book.
I could definitely understand how it might be viewed as deception, given Ron had no idea how he got there and seemed like he was tricked, but I think persuasion would be more accurate. I don't think that it was implied that Chris lied about what he was doing or was being underhanded at any point. I do think however it was heavily implied that he was just so convincing in his charisma that he got Ron to come with him of his own accord. Ergo, Ron was persuaded not deceived.
Came to make this comment. It was a valuable lesson early on that every person has a lot to learn and foreshadowed Ron’s growth and burgeoning closeness with the rest of the department
I also kind of liked it when Chris cracked the whip on Ron about the barbeque. Makes him seem a bit more human, rather than just constantly positive caricature.
@@therobustempyrean1436 He is kind of the embodiment of a leader with integrity. Honest, uplifting, inspirational, but strong willed on standards he believes in and expectations he has for others. Also, learning from mistakes and learning from others. That's integrity. That's intelligence.
I always felt bad for Chris trying way too hard to be positive to the point where he was pushing his way onto everyone else, especially when it’s revealed that he has severe depression and anxiety. Good on the writers for bringing awareness to how toxic positivity can get out of control.
My only complaint about the show is that it never quite manages to punish Ron for his absurdities the way it punishes everyone else for theirs. Though the hernia episode nailed it.
14:23 "One hundred." and Chris just smiles and leaves, doesn't push Ron's personal space even if he wanted to say more and thinks they are silly. Chris is one of those characters who on the page seems obnoxious or creepy, but he's too respectful and humble to get mad at. Lol
"Not enough people have looked their dinner in the eye and considered the circle of life." This legitimately helped me get through putting a dog down for the first time (not that I ate him afterwords, but still)
I absolutely love Chris. Other characters are more favoured for being funny or not bothered like Ron or inspirational and funny like Leslie but Chris is my favourite just for his positivity. I know it's a point made in the show that his positivety is so intense, it's too much. You see that with his relationship with Ann but for me someone that positive would brighten my day every day. I love it.
@@campandcook3118it would be a pain to work under Chris if you consider your job to be a regular 9to5 (I.e. Go to work go home) But for someone who wishes to grow career wise he would be an amazing boss and a great mentor.
What is really pleasing is that they have Ron Swanson doing woodworking, which is (oddly enough) an activity that Nick Offerman engages in regularly. He shares a studio devoted to this purpose with some other like-minded, red-blooded, very manly men.
@@idanlewenhoff2295 No, I think he's referencing the bits where Nick Offerman seems to be a socialist, or wants some of their ideology to be put into law.
His woodworking skill is how he became an actor. He would build sets for plays in exchange for getting a role. He was able to use this to get experience and work his way up
Victory over Ron Swanson is a rare jewel.😉I also just love Chris listing so many things he did for his turkey burger while Ron’s is just a hamburger.😂 Also, Ron spinning in his swivel chair will always be funny.😂
2:13 I love how Chris didn’t even need to pause for a second before admitting Ron’s burger is better than his. He just took a bite chewed once & just said “This is better.”
April steals any scene she's in... "You're not being very inclusive Chris. I feel like my input isn't being appreciated. You've killed my spirit. My spirit blood is on your hands". Superb script writing + impeccable delivery = comedic gold
I love how they have the same response to being played by April. They are pleased, proud and agree that she'll make a fine manager. 😂 Also, coming from a fine dining background where that turkey burger would be the norm... Yup. Simple quality meat is often best. That turkey burger sounds AMAZING, but sometimes all you want is a heart attack on a plate.
@@NiVoldiza more saturated fatty acids than in the turkey patty :) Long-term usage MAY lead to cardiovascular diseases and high LDL, leading POTENTIALLY to a heart attack. It's never sure. It's just a possiblity. But red meat in general has a higher chance of leading to a heart attack than white, lean meat. Ofc we should all remember that "dosis facit veneum" so a fatty burger from time to time doesn't change much. But eating red and/or processed meat every day raises the chance of type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease and others.
“Hey little guy! What are you doing…….. oh no! And the following look of horror on Chris Trager’s face is the single funniest scene with Rob Lowe in parks and rec
just realised at 0:56 u can see Chris wearing one of those scam rubber bands that supposedly help with better balance.Feel like it really fits his character
I like how in all the scenes (not just shown here) where Chris is anxious about becoming a father, he takes the things Ron is teaching him way beyond face value and showing that he actually does know what it takes to be a father, he just needs some wild metaphor to draw that knowledge out, in a way he can understand.
I always laugh when I hear, "there is a sign at the park that says do not drink the sprinkler water. Well I made a tea with it and now I have an infection." It's almost like there's a sign that says, "DO NOT DRINK THE SPRINKLER WATER!"
I’ve never watched this show, but I’m an assistant manager and watching this clip makes me realize that my management style is a mix of both Ron and Chris. I’m an optimistic pessimist. I show encouragement and enthusiasm when it comes to employee morale, but I’m also very real about every situation and hate when I have to actually put my best foot forward. And it works for me. My employees love me and relate well to me, and customers either love me because I do my job right and help them, or they hate because they don’t like being told that they’re wrong. Makes me want to binge the show now. Lol
“There’s a sign in Ramset park that says do not drink sprinkler water so I made sun tea with it and now I have an infection” this one phrase is pretty much the essence of Pawnee people
Somehow I discovered Parks and Recreations only 5 years ago. I loved Ron Swanston the character immediately... thank you kindly for sharing the highilights as I have only seen a dozen episodes
Both Chris and Ron won the Gerry filing experiment. Ron wants to make the government as ineffective as possible while Chris's method actually got work done.
Hates metaphors and loves the most analyzed story of our era that symbolizes the self-destruction that comes from obsession. Which I am sure is the ironic way of saying Chris’s obsession will be his downfall
5:09; I love that Cris's excitement at seeing the young pig immediately turns to concern because he knows Ron well enough to see what's coming. I grew up in a rural area, and think that a lot more people really need to know where their food comes from.
I firmly believe Chris Traeger one day achieved his dream of living to the age of 150 years. And that he was the second man to do so, after Ronald Ulysses Swanson.
I think the opposite. I bet he lived a long time, but not anything crazy like that. One of his character arcs is that he finally realizes that it’s better to live a free, fulfilling life than to live a super strict, unfulfilling life that lasts an additional 50 years.
When he swivels around to ignore the woman makes me laugh every time
Lets be honest she made tea with sprinkler water..... Grade A stupid?
the little jog every time
The funniest part is the lady trying not to laugh in the background
@@justinbriggs7560 you mean Donna?
The underrated “tiny swivel” by Chris gets me everytime
They actually have a LOT in common: they value honesty and sincerity. The believe in the value of hard work and keeping one's word.
All roads lead to Rome
@@xostlerAll roads leads to Ron
@@Y10HK29erase all poctures of ron!
Chris is kind of a psycho
@@Lambda_Ovine So is Ron :D
i love how openminded chris is. he treats everyone with respect
He literally imposes his views on everyone he meets
he's not a bad guy but I think I'd hate his guts if I knew him personally
@@jon1819 but when he is proven wrong he accepts it and backs off. Being able to do so without bitterness is a feat.
@@hel2727 I wouldn't hate him if I knew him, but I could never work for him.
@@ЯАга-я4л Recognizing that your imposition isn't welcome to begin with is a greater one.
7:20 just perfectly shows what a great manager/boss Chris is. Makes him realise what he did wrong without making it personal, and made it clear what he needs to do, without micromanaging. He also didn't undermine Ron by saying anything at the BBQ. Then the instant feedback on a job well done with gratuitous smile. He's such a well written character!
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@@xahst if you’ve ever worked in the civil service or for local district, you’d know that it’s pretty much impossible to sack people!
I know it is a Ron vs. Chris video, but April's "Two men enter, one me leaves" was just the perfect ending.
She killed me with that LOL
She basically also stole this compilation lol
It just goes to show that in a long, protracted battle between the unstoppable force of Chris and the immovable object of Ron, April wins.
The character of April made me fall in love with Aubrey Plaza for the rest of my life
@@gladesucks7907 literally. Her character is so freakin amazing that i'll never get over it. Nick offerman too, he's officially one of my favorite people on the earth
9:43 I love how Ron immediately focuses on the probably delicious smell of food when the Greek walks by.
Lol you can catch him trying to catch a whiff at 9:35
"Excuse me ladies" gets me every time lol
that is an accurate greek man under stress. and the shop was a gyradiko for anyone interested
The fact that Ron serves his burgers on basic paper plates, compared to Chris’ fancy, square plates makes it even funnier!
LMAO I never noticed that🤣🤣🤣🤣
He probably got the plates from Food and Stuff. It’s a great store.
@@binolombardiit's where he gets all of his food, and most of his stuff.
@@879PCApril buying those crows was hilarious. That whole episode is chef’s kiss
"Add ketchup if you want, I couldn't care less."
Ron meditating accidentally is actually hilarious
That's why Ron radiates zen mindfulness. He's right--you shouldn't try hard at all. That's one of the secrets of great meditation. It's when you try to make it into a chore or exercise that MUST BE DONE that meditation then, paradoxically, doesn't come to you. It's very similar to sleep. The Chinese actually prize this state of mind of "not trying so hard." It's called "wu wei." So it's great the Ron stumbled upon that truth about life without reading any of the Buddhist or Daoist scriptures or any self-help book.
@@pdruiz2005 don't sass me, Juan
@@BosnianDragon LOL. I'll sass you right back, Boris. ;)
@@pdruiz2005 stop being so pretentious Pablo
😅😅😅😅😅😊
Chris is so charming and charismatic that he was able to coax Ron into joining him for lunch even though he declined
Pvp but he rolled a nat 20 on a persuasion check
@@iambuttdix9692 *deception
I could definitely understand how it might be viewed as deception, given Ron had no idea how he got there and seemed like he was tricked, but I think persuasion would be more accurate. I don't think that it was implied that Chris lied about what he was doing or was being underhanded at any point. I do think however it was heavily implied that he was just so convincing in his charisma that he got Ron to come with him of his own accord. Ergo, Ron was persuaded not deceived.
Ted Bundy was charming and charismatic
@@adoe2305 It's a common trait of people in leadership roles
7:29 Chris stops being a friend and becomes a boss, while still being a friend.
Came to make this comment. It was a valuable lesson early on that every person has a lot to learn and foreshadowed Ron’s growth and burgeoning closeness with the rest of the department
It goes to show that even he has his limits and there are certain things he won't put up with
2:15- and THAT right there is why I love Chris! No ego...admits defeat when bested instantly!!! Boi didn't even swallow before reacting :P
I also kind of liked it when Chris cracked the whip on Ron about the barbeque. Makes him seem a bit more human, rather than just constantly positive caricature.
@@therobustempyrean1436 He is kind of the embodiment of a leader with integrity. Honest, uplifting, inspirational, but strong willed on standards he believes in and expectations he has for others. Also, learning from mistakes and learning from others. That's integrity. That's intelligence.
Well, no taste buds in the throat
Absolutely love the dynamic between Ron and Chris despite being polar opposites, love them together!
they have opposite belief systems. But they both follow those beliefs with passion and a sense of honor. They are both good men, in their own way.
They are definitely two sides of the same coin
Parks and Rec was just the sweetest comedy ever. No dark horrible cringe. Just cute, sweet, hilarious humanity. One of the alltime comedies !
They way everybody treated Gerry was horrible and cringe
@@Ottolineification The price of having a perfect family and a huge hog
@@OttolineificationBut they felt bad for it and gave him the best ending to his story
Did you not see the over the top gay man toward the end
@@OttolineificationNah. Jerry is a disaster. Never let a disaster live it down.
"If youre gonna lead the department you occasionally have to lead the department." Savage.
Chris made the foolish mistake of going to Grain n' Simple. IT'S NOT FOOD N' STUFF.
It's barely even food
Ahhh... give him a break :D just simply, a rookie mistake :D
@@crazyivan030983 HE KNOWS ALL THE STAFFERS THERE
I only got to Grain 'n' Simple for the same reason most people go to the zoo. Shhh, look at that thing. Nature is amazing.
Food n Stuff has all your food, and all your stuff.
I love how April sarcastically using Chris's CTMPS against him just has him going "I've done a great job"
“I feel like we’ve spent enough social time together for the foreseeable……forever”
Perfection!
We all know Ron's the man but the way Chris put his foot down at 07:20 was epic. Nice job by the writers.
Ron's burger would cost the commissary like $3 while Chris' would cost the commissary like $200 just for the saffron alone.
My thoughts as well..but I was impressed he was able to balance the saffron to where Donna could tell there was just a hint.
I love to cook, but the cost of saffron is now ridiculous. For rice, I now use turmeric.
I don’t think the plan was ever to actually serve his burger
Almost like there is a government spending metaphor in there? 🤔
Idk wtf saffron even is but turkey burgers do slap but nothing beats beef burgers
This is *literally* the best thing I’ve ever seen.
I am the 69th like on this post. I needed that to be known.
@@LiliumCruorem Congratumalations.
It's always been so freaking hilarious to me how quickly Andy devours the burger
You think that funny, wait till you hear about the rack of ribs he eats before each take
I always felt bad for Chris trying way too hard to be positive to the point where he was pushing his way onto everyone else, especially when it’s revealed that he has severe depression and anxiety. Good on the writers for bringing awareness to how toxic positivity can get out of control.
My only complaint about the show is that it never quite manages to punish Ron for his absurdities the way it punishes everyone else for theirs. Though the hernia episode nailed it.
Why do I immediately hate everyone who uses the word “toxic” …its crazy these recent, overly used buzzwords just repulse me
But Ron is a man. He has no absurdities. He has convictions. @@rottensquid
@@CreamyPesto505 Right. Only women and unmanly men have absurdities. Which explains why I'm made of them.
Shut up your corny
14:23 "One hundred." and Chris just smiles and leaves, doesn't push Ron's personal space even if he wanted to say more and thinks they are silly. Chris is one of those characters who on the page seems obnoxious or creepy, but he's too respectful and humble to get mad at. Lol
It’s amazing that Ron is so forthright about his disdain for his job in front of his boss. Now there’s a man with stature.
Doesn't stop him from doing a good job
"There's a hot, spinning cone of meat in that greek restraunt. I dunno what it is, but i'd like to eat the whole thing."
Well done for quoting the video you just watched
@@defs8073 i know the feeling. Goes right next to the "give me all the bacon and eggs you have" feeling.
@Projekt Red So many great lines and quotes from this show
It's beef and lamb together.
@@chrissaccary524 good to know. Sounds even more delicious.
"Not enough people have looked their dinner in the eye and considered the circle of life."
This legitimately helped me get through putting a dog down for the first time (not that I ate him afterwords, but still)
So you're not Chinese
I absolutely love Chris. Other characters are more favoured for being funny or not bothered like Ron or inspirational and funny like Leslie but Chris is my favourite just for his positivity. I know it's a point made in the show that his positivety is so intense, it's too much. You see that with his relationship with Ann but for me someone that positive would brighten my day every day. I love it.
Unless you have to work with that person 8 hours a day
@@campandcook3118 Working with someone like Chris for 8 hours a day sounds like a dream.
@@limerence8365 yeah, one of those dreams you scream, after you finally wake up
@@campandcook3118it would be a pain to work under Chris if you consider your job to be a regular 9to5 (I.e. Go to work go home)
But for someone who wishes to grow career wise he would be an amazing boss and a great mentor.
"this is better!" Chris is so honest and graciuos in defeat it really makes you respect him.
the truck being destroyed from how sturdy the crib is has me dying 🤣🤣🤣
I read that as it was happening...meant to be..I also liked that part.
Lmao😂😂😂😂
What is really pleasing is that they have Ron Swanson doing woodworking, which is (oddly enough) an activity that Nick Offerman engages in regularly. He shares a studio devoted to this purpose with some other like-minded, red-blooded, very manly men.
There’s a lot of crossovers between the two, which is ironic, because Nick Offerman is also in many ways deeply the opposite to Ron Swanson
it will be a dream to learn woodworking from ron
@@ivans562 the real one is the drunk one
@@idanlewenhoff2295 No, I think he's referencing the bits where Nick Offerman seems to be a socialist, or wants some of their ideology to be put into law.
His woodworking skill is how he became an actor. He would build sets for plays in exchange for getting a role. He was able to use this to get experience and work his way up
11:43 is one of my favorite scenes from the show, so unexpected it made me laugh out loud
Ron Swanson proceeds to obliterate the fourth wall
The cut is perfect
Victory over Ron Swanson is a rare jewel.😉I also just love Chris listing so many things he did for his turkey burger while Ron’s is just a hamburger.😂
Also, Ron spinning in his swivel chair will always be funny.😂
Just a plane burger with no cheese
“My favorite kind of battle. Two men enter, One me leave” love that line lmfao
2:13 I love how Chris didn’t even need to pause for a second before admitting Ron’s burger is better than his. He just took a bite chewed once & just said “This is better.”
The cut from "I may have a compromise" to the pig in the park is hilarious
That’s one interesting compromise!
I love how Kyle is Jerry's Jerry
It’s like Kyle is right at the bottom of the food chain!
Aww poor Kyle 😅
It kills me how Ron is so confused when he had lunch with chris. 😂😂
20 minutes worth of Ron Vs Chris? Count me in.
April steals any scene she's in... "You're not being very inclusive Chris. I feel like my input isn't being appreciated. You've killed my spirit. My spirit blood is on your hands". Superb script writing + impeccable delivery = comedic gold
"My anxiety has kept up for over 50 hours"
Omg, poor guy.
LITERALLY one of the best things about parks and rec is how they built relationships between all the characters
Ron being able to stand for so long is impressive. I know marines who couldn't do that.
Because of a lack of stamina or because the VA has left them in a position where they're mentally or physically unable?
@@mariamalzahem7512because they didn’t hydrate and change their socks
@@danyheatleyall-star3677 And locked their knees. Bad idea.
You guys are out of touch with reality. It's a TV show.
@@mariamalzahem7512I just can’t stand for very long when I’m bored 😅
16.20 "Its perfectly safe i tested it by hitting it with my truck"🤣🤣
Truck: Life is cruel.
Chris’ “this is better” is hilarious. Perfect delivery
The lady that made tea with the water that had a sign not to drink it is one of the funniest "weapons chest" characters in the show.
when the lady starts jogging around his desk it gets me every time
"Turkey can never beat Cow." - nailed it.
I always love how Andy instantly loves the beef burger more even tho we never saw him have the turkey
I just realized that Ron came in with a box of donuts and his new desk is a donut
I love how they have the same response to being played by April. They are pleased, proud and agree that she'll make a fine manager. 😂
Also, coming from a fine dining background where that turkey burger would be the norm... Yup. Simple quality meat is often best. That turkey burger sounds AMAZING, but sometimes all you want is a heart attack on a plate.
Funny thing is, there's nothing in a beef patty, that'll make you have a heart attack, the buns on the other hand....
@@NiVoldiza more saturated fatty acids than in the turkey patty :) Long-term usage MAY lead to cardiovascular diseases and high LDL, leading POTENTIALLY to a heart attack. It's never sure. It's just a possiblity. But red meat in general has a higher chance of leading to a heart attack than white, lean meat. Ofc we should all remember that "dosis facit veneum" so a fatty burger from time to time doesn't change much. But eating red and/or processed meat every day raises the chance of type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease and others.
@@AgraxGamingshut up dude you sound like a joyless freak
I feel like the addition of the taleggio crisp and the truffle mayonnaise kind of even the playing field, saturated fat wise.
They are proud work dads
Ron wanting to eat all the Greek food is funny all he had was a sniff of it and he wants to eat it all
Chris was so sweet to Jerry 🥹😂 when Jerry was happy after Chris called him a superstar❤😂
Even the nicest person in the show like Chris and Jerry cannot stand with Kyle... 😂
'Hey little guy! What are you d- OH NO.'
This part always sends me
Always cracks me up
Everybody loves Ron. But can we get some lovin' for Chris? He's literary my FAVORITE character in the show.
Really? Well, Chris is LITERALLY my 6th favorite character. 😂
What are your pronouns? 😂
Litchrully*
You probably find ground turkey to be flavorful and interesting.
I love them both, amazing characters.
"I'm not sure I'm interested in that.
No, I'm sure. I'm not interested in That".
-Ron Swanson. 😅
"Oh, hey little guy what are you doing . . . Oh no!". Hahaha!
9:22 I love the fact that the Greek food joint is called "Achilles' meal". Great name!
That rules!
Chris and Ron are great foils for each other and the show probably should have taken advantage of it more
"and you did a great job superstar" always makes me smile, Chris is so genuine 🥰
Chris realizing the pig is the barbecue is so funny lmao
so funny how Jerry had to file all day and Donna just counted them and checked for accuracy just like that
12:14 i love how hes like "this damn thing is now useless" as he tosses it away
Donna attempting not to laugh at the round desk bit was absolutely hilarious.
2:25 so funny as he walks in with donuts in this hands, his new desk looks like a donut XD
Chris is a majorly underrated character. By far my favourite on my latest watch.
Funnily enough they are quite similar, while being so different. They are kind of meant for each other 😂
“Hey little guy! What are you doing…….. oh no! And the following look of horror on Chris Trager’s face is the single funniest scene with Rob Lowe in parks and rec
just realised at 0:56 u can see Chris wearing one of those scam rubber bands that supposedly help with better balance.Feel like it really fits his character
I like how in all the scenes (not just shown here) where Chris is anxious about becoming a father, he takes the things Ron is teaching him way beyond face value and showing that he actually does know what it takes to be a father, he just needs some wild metaphor to draw that knowledge out, in a way he can understand.
I always laugh when I hear, "there is a sign at the park that says do not drink the sprinkler water. Well I made a tea with it and now I have an infection." It's almost like there's a sign that says, "DO NOT DRINK THE SPRINKLER WATER!"
She said that she made sun tea with it which means that she didn't even boil the water... just left it out in the sun to heat.
For me, the winner is not important in this conflict. It is the glorious battle
“Tiny swivel”😂😂😂
"Two men enter, on me leaves" is one of my favourite if not my all time favourite April quote
Sprinkler lady is my favorite, all her scenes make me laugh
Honestly, I love all of the recurring town hall meeting complainers. They’re just so true to life, almost painfully so.
I’ve never watched this show, but I’m an assistant manager and watching this clip makes me realize that my management style is a mix of both Ron and Chris. I’m an optimistic pessimist. I show encouragement and enthusiasm when it comes to employee morale, but I’m also very real about every situation and hate when I have to actually put my best foot forward. And it works for me. My employees love me and relate well to me, and customers either love me because I do my job right and help them, or they hate because they don’t like being told that they’re wrong. Makes me want to binge the show now. Lol
It’s a great watch!
Apparently Chris Pratt was supposed to spit out the burger between takes but he just kept eating them and threw up all night after
“There’s a sign in Ramset park that says do not drink sprinkler water so I made sun tea with it and now I have an infection” this one phrase is pretty much the essence of Pawnee people
Somehow I discovered Parks and Recreations only 5 years ago. I loved Ron Swanston the character immediately... thank you kindly for sharing the highilights as I have only seen a dozen episodes
As I get older I realize I'm turning into Chris 😂 although I'll always be Ron deep down
Uh oh. Don't let the microchip get compromised.
You only WISH . . . . "from boys into men, from men into gladiators, from gladiators . . . . . into Swansons!"
Sprinkler tea woman always makes me giggle lol
Yeah I'mma be real she was so moronic I almost thought she was a real person
I love that Chris wasn't so egotistical that he would try to smear Ron's hamburger and just immediately accepted that it was better 🤣
Both Chris and Ron won the Gerry filing experiment. Ron wants to make the government as ineffective as possible while Chris's method actually got work done.
12:09 Trying to close the door 😂😂😂
There’s a sign in the park that says don’t drink the sprinkler water. So I made sun tea with it and now I have an infection… 😂😂💀
The way he storms off towing the barbecue. 🤣
The immediate switching of sides after tasting the hamburger was just perfect
Hates metaphors and loves the most analyzed story of our era that symbolizes the self-destruction that comes from obsession. Which I am sure is the ironic way of saying Chris’s obsession will be his downfall
5:09; I love that Cris's excitement at seeing the young pig immediately turns to concern because he knows Ron well enough to see what's coming.
I grew up in a rural area, and think that a lot more people really need to know where their food comes from.
Anyone else notice the greek place was named 'Achilles Meal'? Too funny!
10:15 Ron, just by sheer accident, is an absolute master of meditation and mindfulness. LMAO
Imagine being so low in the pecking order that Jerry tells you off routinely. 😞
It's like Boomer dad vs. Millennial dad parenting styles that somehow also apply to the workplace.
I firmly believe Chris Traeger one day achieved his dream of living to the age of 150 years.
And that he was the second man to do so, after Ronald Ulysses Swanson.
I think the opposite. I bet he lived a long time, but not anything crazy like that.
One of his character arcs is that he finally realizes that it’s better to live a free, fulfilling life than to live a super strict, unfulfilling life that lasts an additional 50 years.
The immediate realization that the pig was the meat is just great 😂
I forgot how precious and earnest Chris is ❤ I need to rewatch this show
That “I made some tea with it and now I have an infection” line is the best sleeper line in the whole show.
This has got to be Rob Lowe's best role.
12:38 Donna's eyes after saying Chris's name lmao
These are both honorable men. The way Chris immediately concedes In the burger contest without malice, or whining is more of what the world needs
Ron vs Chris, always a good time👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
P&R is one of the best things that every happened to prime time!
It was such a great show ❤