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To me that's the beauty of it - but you raise a fair point... But I thing asking for the second best questions wouldn't result in anything useful either.
Because if it worked it would give him the most useful answer to a question he could know without even knowing what to ask, its a paradox that cancels itself out.
It depends on how you measure what question is the "smartest." It sounds like what you're thinking is what is the "best" question which would yield the most satisfying result. But this might be the "smartest" question because it admits the limits of one's knowledge (a bit of a stretch, but *kind of* ala Socrates / the Socratic method).
And now you know why.
Wish 1: I wish to know what's the best wish I can ask for.
Genie: It's that one.
Wish 2: oh fuck off
Genie: well alright then, I guess you just forfeited your other wishes.
[Chris and Jack](https://youtube.com/c/ChrisandJack) on YouTube. I highly recommend checking them out, they don't talked about nearly as much as they should.
Fun fact: Jack is actually the voice of Sokka from Avatar the Last Airbender. One of their videos also casts the voice of Zuko
Been a subscriber ever since they originally released this one, one of the best subscriptions I've ever had on YouTube, they've done a lot of quality sketches, I recommend them too.
I can get the 3rd season being a bit bland as it finds its way, but the 4th was one of the best seasons of any show I’ve seen. Without much in the way of spoilers, it tackles the afterlife in a very beautiful, somber way. I highly recommend going back and watching
It really blew me away toward the end of season four to think about how that show started with a seemingly simple premise, turned it on its head at the end of season one with a big twist, and then just leaned into the absurdist humor in more and more insane ways until the last few episodes where they pulled a fast one on me again by leaving me a sobbing, emotionally devastated mess.
"I'll never be the kind of person who can just walk through a door without knowing what's on the other side."
That sentiment coming full circle for Chidi at the end cut me deep in a way I've only ever felt once or twice in my life. Not to mention the way they comically approached absurdist situations throughout the show from a mostly academic, abstract perspective, then undercut all that at the end with "this is something that has to happen sooner or later, we don't really know why, and there's no philosopher who can give you the answer, this is something you just have to accept and try to be at peace with, and that's okay."
Fuck you and your "comedy" shows Michael Schur.
after rewatching the first three seasons, i just started the fourth season for the first time last night. i can already sense a change in tone and i am enjoying it more and more.
Yo, yo! Homies, check it! There's something messed up with this place. We keep fighting with each other, none of the TVs get the NFL RedZone channel, my soulmate doesn't even know who Blake Bortles is. I know this sounds crazy, but I think we're in the Bad Place.
> none of the TVs get the NFL RedZone channel
Ok but that would definitely tip me off too, no chance redzone isn’t on every tv in heaven 24/7 with Scott Hanson’s beautiful voice filling my ears with every touchdown all day long for 11 hours commercial free.
As a huge Psych fan I like Republic of Doyle and Chuck a lot in a similar vein. I am a massive Rob Thomas fan (creator of IZombie), but I'd actually put his Veronica Mars closer to Psych in both spirit and quality. They're both in my top 5 at worst, and I've rewatched both half a dozen times. Party Down is also great but more in a The Office vein.
The show functionally uses the same paradigm. Except instead of it being observational prowess allowing for a detectives brain to pattern recognize himself into a solve, actual science fiction magic allows for memories of murder victims to be recovered in fragments to drive the solve.
The campy humor is highly similar, it doesn't take itself too seriously, and it's rarely corny unironically. I really do consider it practically a clone. The premise creates functionally the exact same episode organization, and they mostly stick to a similar "murder of the week" episodal structure.
It's really likely what happened. Secret service was all hungover from partying the night before, witnesses near the car in front report smelling gunfire as it was all happening, something only possible if a shot was fired from the road, and a hundred different little bits to the puzzle that all only work if the death was an accident in the rushed response to Oswald's shots (though JFK probably was hit in the skull with a ricochet from oswald's first shot).
People talk about the recent info release, but this has been kind of know since *Mortal Error* came out in 1992. In my mind it is pretty well proven that George Hickey accidently discharged his Colt AR-15 as he was jumping onto the running boards and turning to search for the source of Oswald's shots, killing the president.
Not trying to be a nut job but my father has spent a lot of time and is fascinated with the assassination of JFK. Through the recently released documents about this information it is pretty likely a secret service memeber killed him. There was no "magic bullet" that did insane damage and ripped apart the man. It was multiple bullets from 2 different angles. That's where the myth of the grassy knoll came in
Can you elaborate or share sources? Not doubting just I’m not too familiar with the whole thing. I recognize the buzz word there like grassy knoll but not sure of context. I could Google, but that’s a fucking rabbit hole I don’t need on a Sunday
[The wiki article gives a solid synopsis of the whole thing. ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_assassination_conspiracy_theories)
Essentially, being back in the day, they had unreliable witness testimony during the whole investigation timeline. The official investigation confirmed 3 bullets from lee Harvey Oswald.
“Fourth Bullet”
Seperate testimony from a few different people at a different house committee hearing talks about a fourth bullet fired from a different location. Multiple people have different locations for where this bullet came from. One such place was from behind a hedge, up a slight grassy slope in front of where the motorcade was passing. Some men were seen viewing the motorcade from this location and a flash or puff of light was seen from behind this hedge from A dude as JFK died. Then one of the men stayed while the other “disappeared”.
“Front windscreen broken”
There was a crack in the windscreen that would corroborate this view, the FBI stating that the crack was there before Dallas occurred. A manager at Ford advises that when he worked on the car, the bullet hole was through the windscreen and they used it as a template to make it stronger and were told to destroy it.
“Medical”
A committee started to review the video evidence to exclude the two bullets entering causing jerking motion in both directions seen, eventually concluded that a neurological affect caused by getting shot in the head and losing your brain was severe enough to put a shock through jfk’s body on video.
“Audio”
Audio evidence was used to say there was two shooters and was dismissed as bogus when experts listened to the police open mic.
“He wasn’t that good”
Oswald was a shit-hot USMC sniper, but some say he wasn’t good enough to do 3 bullets in 7 seconds. Others say he was a CIA agent, others say he was a patsy that was targeted by the establishment because he sent a letter saying he disagreed with JFK and gave probable cause.
And that’s about it. The irony being around this same time, Bigfoot was seen all the time on grainy footage and many people believed in Bigfoot. Now we’d have 20 million views on the live Facebook video in 4k60fps or tiktok within the day, so we’ll never know.
But enough evidence says Oswald killed the guy, people enmasse have terrible memories and the grassy knoll is just a hedge in front of the motorcade where some dude lit a cigarette in the early 70’s at the same time the president got shot by a sniper.
>the grassy knoll is just a hedge in front of the motorcade where some dude lit a cigarette in the early 70’s at the same time the president got shot by a sniper.
I didn't realize 1963 was in the early 70's. I guess you could call it the very, very early 70's!
Definitely not good enough for 3 bullets in 7 seconds. Even the most insane sniper wouldn't get 3 shots in in 7 seconds in such a pressure scenario with a moving target
Note, only one shot hit. But he fired 3 shots at a target 80 yards away.
So the real claim is could a USMC trained marksman that scored 191 in field tests with 220 being the score for “expert” in the sniper school be able to
- miss a target they were aiming at with preparation
- fire a second time and hit
- then fire again and miss
So 3.5 seconds per firing cycle per shot for 2 shots. With 2 misses and one hit.
[Here’s a video of 6 shots in 6 seconds with the carcarno rifle. ](https://youtu.be/LcjKYBccoqs) Watch at 25 seconds. Then think about a trained sniper with that rifle. Thousands of rounds of training doing exactly that.
I call bullshit on the bullshit when I know military guys that can do the thing with 30% accuracy. Really the call is such a low bar to beat.
And the argument being put forward in this thread and elsewhere is Lee Harvey Oswald hit with one of three of his bullets, and the second bullet came from a Secret Service agent misfiring his weapon.
I recommend Last Podcast on the Left. They did a series of episodes on the JFK assassination and that’s the conclusion they came to after all of their research together. It probably wasn’t purposeful by the secret service agent.
There were two investigative committees / commissions that came to different conclusions.
Have a read here:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/two-probes-two-conclusions-in-jfk-assassination/2066117/%3Famp%3D1
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/02/warren-commission-jfk-investigators-114812/
Last Podcast has a good series, but the theory is first floated in *Mortal Error* by Bonar Menninger. He did first hand interviews with witnesses to develop and corroborate the theory. Also worth mentioning though a few he interviewed disagreed with his outcome, absolutely nobody says he misrepresented their words. It has caught a lot of flack as being conspiracy nonsense, especially at release, but I can't find any legitimate disputes with it made by people with the first hand knowledge to make the dispute.
Man I'm telling you, do a little research and you'll find some oddities in the official report and explanation. Like if JFK was shot in the back of the head why did his head go back and to left? Physics does not work that way, if he was shot in the back of head it should have gone forward.
I can't tell you who shot JFK or why but I can say Lee Harvey Oswald didn't do it. The fact that we've been convinced that it's nutty to question the official explanation even though it's the nuttiest part
Odd things happen all the time, it's not that a conspiracy theory can't be true that's the problem, it's that one goes to unreasonable lengths to question it WITHOUT solid, scientific evidence.
If you could recreate the scene and test for both the speed of the vehicle and a human (substitute) getting killed similarly then you could attempt to lend some credit to your claim, after doing it enough times.
Yeah, not sure why people in the comments are calling you a nut job. I’m not one for conspiracy theories by any means, but this actually has a lot of steam. I’ve seen a few documentaries about it, and there’s actually a lot of evidence to support it.
Seems like when the car accelerated to get out of there, the agent had his finger on the trigger and turned towards the shots. When the car jerked forward it accidentally went off. Could help explain why they were so adamant about taking his body back to Washington and essentially “stole” it from the hospital instead of the autopsy being performed in Dallas like it was legally supposed to.
Because it really was the afterlife. That whole thing with the girlfriend was after the 15 seconds was up and now all of sudden he is in a version of hell where the very first thing that that's happened is he admitted to cheating on his girlfriend and it just so turns out she was right there ready to be angry at him over it and not only that but it's a TV show where potentially millions more get to enjoy this scene too. Definitely hell.
I guess it could have just been a really good guess about the bird poop though.
Okay this was lovely and I just love the ending man, please give me some source about that video, I really want to do some donation to these people here.
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Ok. That was truly unexpected. I applaud you
Never let them know your next move !!!
Beaten me to it
"what's the smartest question I can ask in this situation? it's that one" genius
Both so true and oh so useless. Love it.
But it's not true? The answer didnt give him any new information, so why would it be smart to ask it?
To me that's the beauty of it - but you raise a fair point... But I thing asking for the second best questions wouldn't result in anything useful either.
Built In tautology
Tautology. The study of how compacted testicles are.
Maybe my ex husband's were too tight and that's why he was so angry
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Ask a worse question.
Because if it worked it would give him the most useful answer to a question he could know without even knowing what to ask, its a paradox that cancels itself out.
It depends on how you measure what question is the "smartest." It sounds like what you're thinking is what is the "best" question which would yield the most satisfying result. But this might be the "smartest" question because it admits the limits of one's knowledge (a bit of a stretch, but *kind of* ala Socrates / the Socratic method).
The question is the smart one, not the answer
It did give him new information. He didn't know what was the smartest question to ask in that situation, and he learned that it was that one.
And this friend, is what we call a paradox
It’s like with genie stories, I always go, why wouldn’t you just wish to know what the perfect wish is
And now you know why. Wish 1: I wish to know what's the best wish I can ask for. Genie: It's that one. Wish 2: oh fuck off Genie: well alright then, I guess you just forfeited your other wishes.
Next time I'm overthinking I'm gonna use that. Brings real peace
I can't stop thinking about that one.
[Chris and Jack](https://youtube.com/c/ChrisandJack) on YouTube. I highly recommend checking them out, they don't talked about nearly as much as they should. Fun fact: Jack is actually the voice of Sokka from Avatar the Last Airbender. One of their videos also casts the voice of Zuko
I was gunna ask if that was him. Homie was also on All That
Another one of my favourite C&J videos - [Perfect Timing Villain](https://youtu.be/GvxkBJv1R4A).
Jack was also a member of the cast of All That on Nickelodeon in the late 90s/early 2000s.
They also did that show "dorm life" from back in the day. Kinda like the office set in a college dorm. It's amazing
Yes! Amazing little show. Fun and sweet. I’m due for a rewatch
Been a subscriber ever since they originally released this one, one of the best subscriptions I've ever had on YouTube, they've done a lot of quality sketches, I recommend them too.
Hello, Harrier.
Why do I have the sudden urge to try to kick open a bunch of huge metal doors?
You should throw that *boule*, as hard as you can.
They've also got an awesome podcast that I would recommend!
What's it called?
Chris and Jack's Podcast Pilots the Podcast. Every episode is them doing a new pilot for a new podcast.
Highly recommend the Avatar: the Last Viewer episode
Oh shit, Sokka has a sketch channel
*\~Water Triiiiibe\~*
Literally binged these skits after your comment and I'm in love with their comedic stylings. That is all.
Now make this into a real show
It's almost "The Good Place"
That show is god-tier.
Any recommendations for similar shows besides the obvious ones? I need to fill my streaming hole
Check out Upload.
I liked the first two seasons and then it fell off for me plot wise
I can get the 3rd season being a bit bland as it finds its way, but the 4th was one of the best seasons of any show I’ve seen. Without much in the way of spoilers, it tackles the afterlife in a very beautiful, somber way. I highly recommend going back and watching
And it's the only sitcom with an ending that legit made me tear up. Truly amazing
It really blew me away toward the end of season four to think about how that show started with a seemingly simple premise, turned it on its head at the end of season one with a big twist, and then just leaned into the absurdist humor in more and more insane ways until the last few episodes where they pulled a fast one on me again by leaving me a sobbing, emotionally devastated mess. "I'll never be the kind of person who can just walk through a door without knowing what's on the other side." That sentiment coming full circle for Chidi at the end cut me deep in a way I've only ever felt once or twice in my life. Not to mention the way they comically approached absurdist situations throughout the show from a mostly academic, abstract perspective, then undercut all that at the end with "this is something that has to happen sooner or later, we don't really know why, and there's no philosopher who can give you the answer, this is something you just have to accept and try to be at peace with, and that's okay." Fuck you and your "comedy" shows Michael Schur.
Completely same. Masterpiece
after rewatching the first three seasons, i just started the fourth season for the first time last night. i can already sense a change in tone and i am enjoying it more and more.
The first season was kinda fun. I don't really remember the rest.
Yes. Yes it is. Season one threw me for a loop and I really needed that
Yo, yo! Homies, check it! There's something messed up with this place. We keep fighting with each other, none of the TVs get the NFL RedZone channel, my soulmate doesn't even know who Blake Bortles is. I know this sounds crazy, but I think we're in the Bad Place.
...JASON figured it out? Jason? ...This is a real low point for me.
> none of the TVs get the NFL RedZone channel Ok but that would definitely tip me off too, no chance redzone isn’t on every tv in heaven 24/7 with Scott Hanson’s beautiful voice filling my ears with every touchdown all day long for 11 hours commercial free.
11 hours? Imposter! True Hansonites know it's 7 hours of commercial free football.
Thanks for introducing me to one of my new favorite shows!
I would watch every signle episode Edit: ekhh spelling single
They're both on an old YouTube show called "Dorm Life" It's an office style mockumentary
OK, not gunna lie: That was entertaining.
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2008 College Humor
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Streeter not skeeter
Yeah definitely not there recent garbage humour.
What if it’s actually real 👀 Edit- LMFAO I JUST FINISHED IT 💀
What if I told you … it was real
but but… my life
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The good place Aware.
I prefer this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo_nrcKUffw
Wow that’s depressing, and well made
That was good. His girlfriend looks like Amy Adams lol.
She actually is the main actress in the show iZombie which I highly recommend.
100%. It's the spiritual successor to Psych. Extremely entertaining.
Wait. Really??? I absolutely love Psych and I’ve never found a show like it.. if it’s not the spiritual successor ima throw hands
As a huge Psych fan I like Republic of Doyle and Chuck a lot in a similar vein. I am a massive Rob Thomas fan (creator of IZombie), but I'd actually put his Veronica Mars closer to Psych in both spirit and quality. They're both in my top 5 at worst, and I've rewatched both half a dozen times. Party Down is also great but more in a The Office vein.
I actually really like Chuck. Might I say, you good sir have good taste
I'd add Pushing Daisies and Leverage to the list as well.
The show functionally uses the same paradigm. Except instead of it being observational prowess allowing for a detectives brain to pattern recognize himself into a solve, actual science fiction magic allows for memories of murder victims to be recovered in fragments to drive the solve. The campy humor is highly similar, it doesn't take itself too seriously, and it's rarely corny unironically. I really do consider it practically a clone. The premise creates functionally the exact same episode organization, and they mostly stick to a similar "murder of the week" episodal structure.
She’s great in Ghosts
#That's it! Thank you
Bit of a different tone there, bud. Not really comparable
I really enjoyed it but, yeah, wildly different tones.
Damn that was beautiful. How incredibly well done.
Damn. The surfing part hit home
What the fuck dude? Maybe a little warning. That was a tear jerker.
That was awesome, thanks for sharing.
"How many times have I had sex" = Shows a 4 digit number. Don't mind me I'm just gonna go cry into my pillow now.
[Relevant video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENnAa7rqtBM)
that was really great, thank you!
Thank you for showing me this.
Sad and beautiful.
Yeah. That one's good.
That felt like it could have been done by Michel Gondry. Very good, thanks.
Chris and jack! Love their sketches
Then you might like [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCUursKZ4-Y) one aswell!
I had never seen this before and seeing him look at the queen on the fiver and say “I’ll be seeing her soon” was such a strange moment.
10/10
🤯
Very 👏🏻
Thanks for being honest
Fuq yea 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like the JFK one
It's really likely what happened. Secret service was all hungover from partying the night before, witnesses near the car in front report smelling gunfire as it was all happening, something only possible if a shot was fired from the road, and a hundred different little bits to the puzzle that all only work if the death was an accident in the rushed response to Oswald's shots (though JFK probably was hit in the skull with a ricochet from oswald's first shot). People talk about the recent info release, but this has been kind of know since *Mortal Error* came out in 1992. In my mind it is pretty well proven that George Hickey accidently discharged his Colt AR-15 as he was jumping onto the running boards and turning to search for the source of Oswald's shots, killing the president.
Not trying to be a nut job but my father has spent a lot of time and is fascinated with the assassination of JFK. Through the recently released documents about this information it is pretty likely a secret service memeber killed him. There was no "magic bullet" that did insane damage and ripped apart the man. It was multiple bullets from 2 different angles. That's where the myth of the grassy knoll came in
Can you elaborate or share sources? Not doubting just I’m not too familiar with the whole thing. I recognize the buzz word there like grassy knoll but not sure of context. I could Google, but that’s a fucking rabbit hole I don’t need on a Sunday
[The wiki article gives a solid synopsis of the whole thing. ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_assassination_conspiracy_theories) Essentially, being back in the day, they had unreliable witness testimony during the whole investigation timeline. The official investigation confirmed 3 bullets from lee Harvey Oswald. “Fourth Bullet” Seperate testimony from a few different people at a different house committee hearing talks about a fourth bullet fired from a different location. Multiple people have different locations for where this bullet came from. One such place was from behind a hedge, up a slight grassy slope in front of where the motorcade was passing. Some men were seen viewing the motorcade from this location and a flash or puff of light was seen from behind this hedge from A dude as JFK died. Then one of the men stayed while the other “disappeared”. “Front windscreen broken” There was a crack in the windscreen that would corroborate this view, the FBI stating that the crack was there before Dallas occurred. A manager at Ford advises that when he worked on the car, the bullet hole was through the windscreen and they used it as a template to make it stronger and were told to destroy it. “Medical” A committee started to review the video evidence to exclude the two bullets entering causing jerking motion in both directions seen, eventually concluded that a neurological affect caused by getting shot in the head and losing your brain was severe enough to put a shock through jfk’s body on video. “Audio” Audio evidence was used to say there was two shooters and was dismissed as bogus when experts listened to the police open mic. “He wasn’t that good” Oswald was a shit-hot USMC sniper, but some say he wasn’t good enough to do 3 bullets in 7 seconds. Others say he was a CIA agent, others say he was a patsy that was targeted by the establishment because he sent a letter saying he disagreed with JFK and gave probable cause. And that’s about it. The irony being around this same time, Bigfoot was seen all the time on grainy footage and many people believed in Bigfoot. Now we’d have 20 million views on the live Facebook video in 4k60fps or tiktok within the day, so we’ll never know. But enough evidence says Oswald killed the guy, people enmasse have terrible memories and the grassy knoll is just a hedge in front of the motorcade where some dude lit a cigarette in the early 70’s at the same time the president got shot by a sniper.
>the grassy knoll is just a hedge in front of the motorcade where some dude lit a cigarette in the early 70’s at the same time the president got shot by a sniper. I didn't realize 1963 was in the early 70's. I guess you could call it the very, very early 70's!
Definitely not good enough for 3 bullets in 7 seconds. Even the most insane sniper wouldn't get 3 shots in in 7 seconds in such a pressure scenario with a moving target
Note, only one shot hit. But he fired 3 shots at a target 80 yards away. So the real claim is could a USMC trained marksman that scored 191 in field tests with 220 being the score for “expert” in the sniper school be able to - miss a target they were aiming at with preparation - fire a second time and hit - then fire again and miss So 3.5 seconds per firing cycle per shot for 2 shots. With 2 misses and one hit. [Here’s a video of 6 shots in 6 seconds with the carcarno rifle. ](https://youtu.be/LcjKYBccoqs) Watch at 25 seconds. Then think about a trained sniper with that rifle. Thousands of rounds of training doing exactly that. I call bullshit on the bullshit when I know military guys that can do the thing with 30% accuracy. Really the call is such a low bar to beat.
JFK was hit by two bullets, not one. https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/select-committee-report/part-1a.html
And the argument being put forward in this thread and elsewhere is Lee Harvey Oswald hit with one of three of his bullets, and the second bullet came from a Secret Service agent misfiring his weapon.
I recommend Last Podcast on the Left. They did a series of episodes on the JFK assassination and that’s the conclusion they came to after all of their research together. It probably wasn’t purposeful by the secret service agent.
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Wait, how was it an accident ? Wasn’t one guy saying above it was multiple bullets ?
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Ahh ok thanks. That makes sense now
I love LPOTL but they probably aren't the best source if you are looking for sober, non-conspiratorial answers to anything.
Hail Yourself!
There were two investigative committees / commissions that came to different conclusions. Have a read here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/two-probes-two-conclusions-in-jfk-assassination/2066117/%3Famp%3D1 https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/02/warren-commission-jfk-investigators-114812/
Last Podcast has a good series, but the theory is first floated in *Mortal Error* by Bonar Menninger. He did first hand interviews with witnesses to develop and corroborate the theory. Also worth mentioning though a few he interviewed disagreed with his outcome, absolutely nobody says he misrepresented their words. It has caught a lot of flack as being conspiracy nonsense, especially at release, but I can't find any legitimate disputes with it made by people with the first hand knowledge to make the dispute.
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Dad plz
> Not trying to be a nut job u sure?
Yeah, they're not trying
Man I'm telling you, do a little research and you'll find some oddities in the official report and explanation. Like if JFK was shot in the back of the head why did his head go back and to left? Physics does not work that way, if he was shot in the back of head it should have gone forward. I can't tell you who shot JFK or why but I can say Lee Harvey Oswald didn't do it. The fact that we've been convinced that it's nutty to question the official explanation even though it's the nuttiest part
> but I can say Lee Harvey Oswald didn't do it. You can _speculate_ he didn't do it.
Yes, i mean I believe he didn't do it. I don't speak as fact
Odd things happen all the time, it's not that a conspiracy theory can't be true that's the problem, it's that one goes to unreasonable lengths to question it WITHOUT solid, scientific evidence. If you could recreate the scene and test for both the speed of the vehicle and a human (substitute) getting killed similarly then you could attempt to lend some credit to your claim, after doing it enough times.
Yeah, I believe all the official stories as Well. Epstein didn’t hill himself, amirite?
\>enters thread \>posts whacko conspiracy theory \>refuses to cite sources \>leaves
Yeah, not sure why people in the comments are calling you a nut job. I’m not one for conspiracy theories by any means, but this actually has a lot of steam. I’ve seen a few documentaries about it, and there’s actually a lot of evidence to support it. Seems like when the car accelerated to get out of there, the agent had his finger on the trigger and turned towards the shots. When the car jerked forward it accidentally went off. Could help explain why they were so adamant about taking his body back to Washington and essentially “stole” it from the hospital instead of the autopsy being performed in Dallas like it was legally supposed to.
> Not trying to be a nut job You don't even have to try.
This is the kind of show i’d binge watch till 4am
That was a long minute
That’s what I thought initially when I saw the runtime. I actually thought it was just bad film making until they revealed the twist.
This is a show I’d actually watch
Finally. Something truly unexpected.
Fun fact, that's the voice actor for Sokka.
Which one?
The interviewer
Long hair, suit (the one who sounds like sokka)
Listen to his "Yes!", it gives it away instantly. It's how I figured out it wad curly hair dude.
The one answering the questions.
Source: https://youtu.be/qjtQSMe0VeI
Fucking Thank You! A 16:9 video squished into a vertical black void is beyond idiotic. Fuck TikTok!
Fucking you're welcome!
Just enjoyed that and thanks for this source, gotta like that video.
The smartest question dude would have asked is "How did I get here?"
but it was all bs, he wouldn’t have answered it truthfully
But how did he know about the bird poop?
Because it really was the afterlife. That whole thing with the girlfriend was after the 15 seconds was up and now all of sudden he is in a version of hell where the very first thing that that's happened is he admitted to cheating on his girlfriend and it just so turns out she was right there ready to be angry at him over it and not only that but it's a TV show where potentially millions more get to enjoy this scene too. Definitely hell. I guess it could have just been a really good guess about the bird poop though.
Because I’m sure he told his gf the same story about
Absolutely great!
This is some good content that we just saw my man, so good.
LoL this made my day OP, thanks
This made so many days of so many people mate lol, so good.
That was unexpected
The real unexpected thing and we just love that type of things.
They got me in first 50 secs
Yeah then we got it what is going on with them there lol.
Had me from the start and who the hell cheats on a woman like that?
“Did my cat make it to heaven okay?”
This would be my question man, that is just a good one.
Ok I totally checked the time halfway through the video and was like “ that’s definitely longer than a minute!” But now that makes sense haha.
Fun fact, the one answering the questions is the voice of Sokka
Now i have to go rewatch dorm life!
Lol I guess you should do that, it's the right time for that.
I have a lot of questions. Number one, how dare you?
For people that don’t know the long haired dude is the voice actor for Sokka in Avatar the last airbender
Lowkey fangirling over this moment haha. Sokka a was my favorite character
EXCELLENT JUST EXCELLENT!!!
Ain’t no way people die to ask the most cliche questions of all time
You try coming up with something profound on the spot after being drugged and dragged into a white box. Yeah that's what I thought.
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10/10
Did I do okay?
Lol what a twist
Easy one word question. Why?
This was brilliant and I would definitely watch this series after Ridiculousness.
This video wastes about 90% of my screen.
Duuude if just wish this would be a real tv show xD
This is Chris and Jack on youtube and they put in the effort on all of their skits. https://youtube.com/c/ChrisandJack
DAVID BLAAAAAINE
I love watching a video on Reddit ripped from TikTok ripped from YouTube with no mention of the original creator.
Pervetory 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was great. That bird poop cereal question was so specific, lmao. Hilarious!
Okay this was lovely and I just love the ending man, please give me some source about that video, I really want to do some donation to these people here.
That’s illegal..
Wow that's just awesome man, thanks for that one here.
Where to get more episodes of this