Going to have to rewatch that one A.A. with all of Burnie's personas. From the Horse Puncher to the Offensive Statue of him holding a Foster's Beer and a Platypus.
Wait he left? I've been out of the loop for about a year and a half. Came back to see people being exposed but that's not the point. He left? Why? What happened?
@@mythichysteria124 at first he stepped out of the spotlight for a while, like he’d not be in content really but just focus on directing, and then after a little time doing that he decided him and his family were going to move to Australia and be done, they’d part ways from rooster teeth. I think he could see it wasn’t what it was. Everyone misses him, burnie was the best. I really miss old rooster teeth
@@mythichysteria124 Nothing really happened, he just decided to move on from the company and resigned in June. He's moving somewhere out of the US, and had planned on it since before the pandemic. It was a surprise, but unlike recent events there's no real story behind it that we're aware of.
@@PatatoBrains I guess he didn’t. Maybe I just saw it as a joke on reddit since he always said he wanted to move there and talked about it the most. My mind probably remembered it as fact. My mistake. The country is unknown but my bet is Australia
But he is wrong, first street no longer exists at that location, its atlanta street, and the blvd becomes fifth street, not sixth street, but he is correct that direction matters because they don't allow uturns to my knowledge at the intersection of 5th, 6ths, and lake austin
They will change the name of a straight road once it has gone so far that is miles and miles long and/or when lot numbers become incredibly high. There is a reason why there are 1st street north and 1st street south is that it is easier for people to find out where they need to go when they don't have a map. I am a delivery driver and when you have a street that is miles long in a city then it is extremely hard to know where exactly 40234 1st street is compared to 2623 1st street south.
They solved this entire issue in Japan: the majority of streets don't have names or numbers. They simply exist to twist, wind, and confuse the populace.
It gets even worse when you realise that they're numbered based on the order they were built. So if 3 is torn down and a new building is built in its place, all the other numbers above it go down by one, and the new building gets the highest number.
Can confirm. I lived there for 2 and a half years. You just keep driving till you have some idea of where you're going and before you know it you're there.
Ah, I remember my first night in Osaka. Wandering around in the dark, desperately trying to figure out where the campus was with a dying phone. Weirdly, kind of zen. Not as bad as my last night in the country, where Google Maps had me running circles around a Tokyo airport parking lot trying to figure out how to simply walk to my hotel. At 4 AM. Ah, memories.
I just want a small new start up with Gus, Matt, Burnie, and Geoff. Gavin and some of the others too. Just a podcast or two a month. This makes my heart so happy.
@Reggaeman YO I feel that frr. But for me it more Chris, I mean he can't complete 2 sentances and then everyone laughs at him I get so much 2nd hand embarrassment its impossible to watch
There is a roundabout(this is in the USA) in my town, known as 19 1/2 St. The exit and entrance can only be found if you drive past 18, 17 and 16th st, go behind a gas station, drive through a USBank parking garage and make 3 lefts... and I live on 19th st which is of an interstate!
@@nmeow9668 you would think, but no. Immediate right road does not connect to 19 1/2... in fact, nothing connects to 19 1/2 St, and the only thing there is a lamppost and a port-a-potty
So, where I live, we have a street called McCausland that turns into Skinker that turns into Keinlein that turns into Jennings Station Road. We also have Lindbergh that becomes Kirkwood that becomes Lindbergh again. And don't forget the one where, if you go straight down the road, you end up on the interstate.
I have one street that has like seven different names. The highway comes in from the west, becomes Arthur St, becomes Simpson St, becomes Fort William Rd, becomes Water St, becomes Cumberland St, then Hodder Ave, and then finally exits off to the highway heading east
In my town, there is an intersection, with a traffic light for 4 of the roads coming into it, and then a stop sign for the 5th road that enters the intersection, and to this day, nobody knows when the stop sign is supposed to enter the intersection
I lived on a street that ended at a school, and then continued on the other side of it. The road had two dead-ends in the middle of it and an entire school in the middle of it. That same city has a 6 way intersection controlled by stop signs.
yeah the amount of times me and my dad got lost in austin when we were going to rtx is ridiculous (it was 2 times but it was still stupid) like we had the exact location on gps but we still got lost, whats worst is that my dad is super stubborn when it comes to directions, hes so sure that were on the right road when we passed the right one 5 minutes ago just because he came to austin plenty of times in the 90's and ealry 2000's , such a pain in the ass
Santa Fe, a lovely place of hellish road flow. A trip one time was to a place that was physically about 100ft but turned into half a mile of travel in a car. There was also a junction that told us to keep left, keep right, no left, no right, exit only, enter left, and something else for essentially a one lane road.
In my city, we have a lot of streets where if you're driving south you can't legally make a left turn even though they aren't 1 way streets. On top of that, event planners here often shut down many main streets and make the entire downtown into whatever event is happening.
Gods I never knew just HOW much I'd miss burnie. I mean good on him for doing what's best for his fam but yeah, still as funny 16 years after being aware of his existence
Yes! San Antonio has a weird 10 way intersection, Harry Wurzbach Rd and Eisenhauer Rd. Apparently it's been like that for 75 years until this year when the city decided to redo it; a project that will most likely take 3 years to finish. (Thanks, TXDot)
In Las Vegas, if you follow it long enough, Decatur Blvd becomes St.Rose Pkwy, then becomes Eastern Ave, then becomes Civic center Dr , then becomes Alexander Rd. It crosses town from north to south, heads east half way across town then goes nearly all the way back north.
10th Street in Indianapolis. On the east side it's west only, west side it's east only, 2 blocks in the middle where it's both directions. If you're on east going west and keep going after the two blocks you end up on 11th street, which is west only, except there's a disconnected section one block north of 10th that is east only. Then there's another section of 11th that is bidirectional that turns back into east only, but you can't get there from either of the other two 11th streets.
Savannah does it around every square and around Forsyth Park. Honestly, in Savannah it's not too bad. It's confusing for the newcomers and tourists, but locals just get it. Kinda like the squares. I tell everyone, they're basically big, square roundabouts with 6 entrances and 6 exits. They take some getting used to, but locals are mostly used to being cut off in them.
Once upon a time in Kitchener Waterloo ( Ontario Canada ) there were two streets, both running parallel to each other, crossed each other 3 times in about 12-15 blocks. It was even stranger that at a few points, there was another street running between them. I noticed today that everything is all fixed up, and they run parallel WITHOUT crossing now ( its been 20 years since I lived there ).
I think he should've admitted he was wrong earlier and changed the talk into: "I'm wrong sorry, but how weird is that right?!" *but then he wouldn't have had this animated so it was worth it XD*
Gus should have started with "1st Street doesn't turn into Lake Austin Boulevard. Lake Austin Boulevard turns into 1st Street" Instead of going with "6th Street becomes Lake Austin Boulevard"
@@wrshprksmyfceoof I looked up a map and I can't find where 1st street is. I see where 6th street becomes Lake Austin but in the other direction, Lake Austin becomes 5th. Did first become Cesar Chavez street since this podcast? Also I totally understand Gavin here. 7th street has one block off somewhere and then starts in a whole other location somewhere else!
@@AMageOldAsDirt Yeah. I understand Gavin’s frustration there too. There are a couple of streets in my city where they stop completely because of a neighborhood block, but continue on the other side with a different compass word on the street name.
I found out today that Young St in Ontario is the longest road in the world but in reality it stops at one point and moves 5km to the east and then continues north/south.
In my town, a little place called Superior, WI, most of the roads are the basic North/South, East/West configuration, except for a neighborhood on the East end of town where the streets are all at an odd angle from the rest of the roads, and it's just off one of the main streets that go through town.
Kelly square in Worcester, MA. They’re fixing it now but it was like a 7 way intersection with a stop sign in the middle that most people ignored and the fix is to turn it into like an oblong roundabout
I used to live on a street called Langana ave here in Auckland. It's split in half by a forest and a lake. If you want to go from 26 Langana ave to 27 Langana ave you have to go back the way you came and take a 20 minute detour across browns bay just to get there!
My hometown has an intersection called five corners, it's where 7 roads meet and it's hellish to navigate, and they take new drivers on it for their test. I also lived on Charnley Drive, but when I would call the ambulance they would go to Charnley Ave which is not connected. This is not just an Austin problem.
Ok, the thing about a street that dead ends and then picks up a few blocks down, there was a street like that near where I grew up. It had several sections where the road just wasn't built for a few blocks. And the mad lads named it *Hiatus Rd!*
In my city, we have both the "x street becomes y street going one way, but y street becomes z street going the other way" which happens lots of times, especially where you leave and enter downtown; and also the "these streets dead end and then pick back up after a few blocks"... a whole section of the grid downtown deadends at one of the main throughfares and picks up again a mile away, branching off of a residential avenue
We have two streets that are divided by a whole highway and yet still the same street. We also have a street that somehow magically becomes a new street even though it never disconnects
1:58 My city had 5 different Lord Streets that all didn't connect to each other. For whatever reason I guess they never bothered to complete/connect the roads? Some of these roads have been renamed in the last couple of years though.
Fully unrelated but crazy idea Podcast discussions but in Machinima format, using the RvB characters How? Perhaps as cadets prior to being grabbed form the army by Freelancer. Example, Geoff is Griff, Burnie is Church, and Gus is Simons, all wearing Mk V armor in Halo reach, Sage (green) primary and their respective RvB color as secondary Gaving wearing an ODST helmet in reference to that cameo he had in Reconstruction
I love how this went from a heartfelt discussion about how long time restaurants are closing down and IMMEDIATELY starting a fight about direction 🤣🤣🤣
@DirtyDanChicago yep
@DirtyDanChicago I miss their chemistry...
These boys are just a bunch of grouchy old men and I love them XD
I didnt realize how much I missed Burnie till now, I ended up rewatching this multiple times just to hear angry Burnie.
Going to have to rewatch that one A.A. with all of Burnie's personas. From the Horse Puncher to the Offensive Statue of him holding a Foster's Beer and a Platypus.
Wait he left? I've been out of the loop for about a year and a half. Came back to see people being exposed but that's not the point. He left? Why? What happened?
@@mythichysteria124 at first he stepped out of the spotlight for a while, like he’d not be in content really but just focus on directing, and then after a little time doing that he decided him and his family were going to move to Australia and be done, they’d part ways from rooster teeth. I think he could see it wasn’t what it was. Everyone misses him, burnie was the best. I really miss old rooster teeth
@@mythichysteria124 Nothing really happened, he just decided to move on from the company and resigned in June. He's moving somewhere out of the US, and had planned on it since before the pandemic. It was a surprise, but unlike recent events there's no real story behind it that we're aware of.
@@PatatoBrains I guess he didn’t. Maybe I just saw it as a joke on reddit since he always said he wanted to move there and talked about it the most. My mind probably remembered it as fact. My mistake. The country is unknown but my bet is Australia
That road is the entire reason why Burnie is moving.
he won't complain about street names here because we don't name them confusing things like 1st street lol
Where is he moving? I have not heard of this?
@@thecardchannel7767 he left the company awhile ago and has been living in another country (speculated to be Australia or New Zealand) for some time.
I thought he left for a different reason
@@madisonsosa21 Yeah he sold his share because the company is going down the gutter. He got out whitening was still worth something.
Conclusion: Gus isn't wrong, but he *should* be, and that's why Burnie's so angry.
But he is wrong, first street no longer exists at that location, its atlanta street, and the blvd becomes fifth street, not sixth street, but he is correct that direction matters because they don't allow uturns to my knowledge at the intersection of 5th, 6ths, and lake austin
@@goldenhate6649 You obviously didn't read the comment
I think you just summed up every interaction between gus and bernie.
Gus is right about the streets
But burnie is right that it's stupid
They will change the name of a straight road once it has gone so far that is miles and miles long and/or when lot numbers become incredibly high. There is a reason why there are 1st street north and 1st street south is that it is easier for people to find out where they need to go when they don't have a map. I am a delivery driver and when you have a street that is miles long in a city then it is extremely hard to know where exactly 40234 1st street is compared to 2623 1st street south.
They solved this entire issue in Japan: the majority of streets don't have names or numbers. They simply exist to twist, wind, and confuse the populace.
I had no doubt about that lol
It gets even worse when you realise that they're numbered based on the order they were built. So if 3 is torn down and a new building is built in its place, all the other numbers above it go down by one, and the new building gets the highest number.
Why haven’t they named any yet!?
Can confirm. I lived there for 2 and a half years. You just keep driving till you have some idea of where you're going and before you know it you're there.
Ah, I remember my first night in Osaka. Wandering around in the dark, desperately trying to figure out where the campus was with a dying phone. Weirdly, kind of zen. Not as bad as my last night in the country, where Google Maps had me running circles around a Tokyo airport parking lot trying to figure out how to simply walk to my hotel. At 4 AM.
Ah, memories.
I like how Gavin is still in a carseat after all this time 😭
Baby Gavin
I imagine they will keep him in the car seat until he gets his driver’s license.
@@chrismarco17 even then he'll still be in a car seat just because
@@legoworksstudios1 I think when that moment arrives he'll be in the passenger seat with one of those toy wheel things
I just like how that austin highway is still under construction.
So this is the roosterteeth animation he was taking about where in the end burnie admits he's wrong, i thought i was going crazy cuz i didn't see it
Geoff’s giggling in the background had me dying 😂
His giggles always make my day :)
The cherry on top for me was Gav being confused as heck only to get told he has no say in this argument since he isn't from here XD
Gavin defending Burnie's point, and then Burnie throwing him under the bus 😂
lmao that was the cherry on top for me, freaking hilarious XD Poor Gav!
"Well, technically you're on Lake Austin Blvd." I nearly cried lmaooo
Fight fight fight kiss kiss kiss lol
caboose!!
Well they can’t use that anymore lmao
@@Stare707 wait, how come?
@@amitkenan3878 אייייייי
I love that insulting Gavin gives them a fresh perspective on the issue
“Hey listen, you’re a foreigner, you’re not allowed to complain about this. This is our town shut up.” Lol
Allowed
@@Aldoz thanks
Gav: yeah well we found it first.
Toms Tech Texas? That would be Mexico...
@@tomstech4390
Found it then lost it! XD
Finders’ Keepers!
I live for Gus VS Burnie arguments, they bring me joy and happiness
In Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada, there are 3 roads tightly knit together called: That Street, This Street and The Other Street.
Christ
Perfect setup for a "Who's on First"-type routine lol
I thought Canadians were supposed to be smart?
@@sylvrwolflol Agreed.
@@amitkenan3878 They gave us Justin Bieber and Drake. Who said they were smart?
"You're a foreigner, you're not allowed to complain about this" And that's how everyone feels about their own town.
God I missed Burnie
here i thought he wouldnt apear in another rtaa but i guess she's having a change of heart
@@DragonspineInfiniteZero They just take the audio from the podcast, I don't think they re-record it, unless I'm mistaken.
What is this from I tried to find the og TH-cam vid of it but I guess im stupid can i get some help
@@BenBoi720 its in the description
@@dodofuzzic Is it on youtube, or just RT still? I cant find it on YT. What number is the podcast?
No-one:
Angry Burnie: "There is a STREET, IN AUSTIN-"
Gus: You're wrong
"Construction is always happening!!"
“There is a doorway”
@@raquelking6323 "A Door! is a Doorway"
Wow, always looking forward for these!
Same i subbed for these
I just want a small new start up with Gus, Matt, Burnie, and Geoff. Gavin and some of the others too. Just a podcast or two a month. This makes my heart so happy.
I like how Gavin is agreeing with Burnie with how strange the roads are and he's having none of it
Hahaha I LOVE the continuity of gavin being in a car seat. 😂
Honestly I wonder how many times Gus simply picks a contrary position to annoy Burnie (or vice versa).
I miss Burnie
@Reggaeman YO I feel that frr. But for me it more Chris, I mean he can't complete 2 sentances and then everyone laughs at him I get so much 2nd hand embarrassment its impossible to watch
@Reggaeman YO also, you seen the views on the podcast sine Burnie left, ooooooof
@@loaeterna2384 you mean the whole channel
Same! I need him to appear in more podcasts ESPECIALLY with them doing online/video chat.
This is exactly why we need Burnie, these conversations!
I like how Geoff goes from sad to barely holding back all out laughter
I love these moments in any media 1:30 that “well technically you are on lake austin boulevard “ *instantly starts choking gus* 🤣 comedy
Here I am, watching this RTAA, knowing nothing about Austin’s town planning, but just knowing in my heart that Gus is right.
There is a roundabout(this is in the USA) in my town, known as 19 1/2 St. The exit and entrance can only be found if you drive past 18, 17 and 16th st, go behind a gas station, drive through a USBank parking garage and make 3 lefts... and I live on 19th st which is of an interstate!
@@chrisbuttonshaw2088 too much
Don't 3 lefts make a right?
@@nmeow9668 you would think, but no. Immediate right road does not connect to 19 1/2... in fact, nothing connects to 19 1/2 St, and the only thing there is a lamppost and a port-a-potty
Okay, for real though, that shot of Burnie sitting alone in the old podcast room yelling at the laptop broke my freaking heart.
So, where I live, we have a street called McCausland that turns into Skinker that turns into Keinlein that turns into Jennings Station Road.
We also have Lindbergh that becomes Kirkwood that becomes Lindbergh again.
And don't forget the one where, if you go straight down the road, you end up on the interstate.
I have one street that has like seven different names. The highway comes in from the west, becomes Arthur St, becomes Simpson St, becomes Fort William Rd, becomes Water St, becomes Cumberland St, then Hodder Ave, and then finally exits off to the highway heading east
In my town, there is an intersection, with a traffic light for 4 of the roads coming into it, and then a stop sign for the 5th road that enters the intersection, and to this day, nobody knows when the stop sign is supposed to enter the intersection
Whenever you're feeling lucky I guess.
I swear Gus and Burnie sound like they need marriage counseling and I love it
I lived on a street that ended at a school, and then continued on the other side of it. The road had two dead-ends in the middle of it and an entire school in the middle of it. That same city has a 6 way intersection controlled by stop signs.
As soon as I saw Gus and Burnie in the thumbnail I knew it was gonna be good
I didn't realize that these episodes of the podcast existed. What a wonderful day to have ears.
yeah the amount of times me and my dad got lost in austin when we were going to rtx is ridiculous (it was 2 times but it was still stupid) like we had the exact location on gps but we still got lost, whats worst is that my dad is super stubborn when it comes to directions, hes so sure that were on the right road when we passed the right one 5 minutes ago just because he came to austin plenty of times in the 90's and ealry 2000's , such a pain in the ass
Santa Fe, a lovely place of hellish road flow. A trip one time was to a place that was physically about 100ft but turned into half a mile of travel in a car. There was also a junction that told us to keep left, keep right, no left, no right, exit only, enter left, and something else for essentially a one lane road.
I can't believe that during the whole argument nobody brought up the fact that it's 6th and 5th and 1st has nothing to do with it.
Just checked a map of the area myself to get a reference and yeah, there is no 1st street there.
@@James11111 I imagine this AA was recorded a few years ago...
@@RazorbackGrasshopper Try a few months. It was back in May, earlier this year.
@@James11111 Hmm, so where they wrong or has there been construction recently?
In my city, we have a lot of streets where if you're driving south you can't legally make a left turn even though they aren't 1 way streets. On top of that, event planners here often shut down many main streets and make the entire downtown into whatever event is happening.
My town is literally on a circle. And it’s called “The Circle”
Metro Atlanta has something similar with its largest highway. We call it The Perimeter.
Ahhh I needed this. Just this sort of back and forth banter with RT. It's great.
Gods I never knew just HOW much I'd miss burnie. I mean good on him for doing what's best for his fam but yeah, still as funny 16 years after being aware of his existence
Gavin: someone needs to plot this on a map.
Gavin, it is, they are roads...on a map.
Everyone when they see Geoff with the cardboard Burnie and Gus: "Fight! Fight! Fight! Kiss kiss kiss!"
There's something so fun about learning oddly specific situations that only apply to one specific area of the planet
Yes! San Antonio has a weird 10 way intersection, Harry Wurzbach Rd and Eisenhauer Rd. Apparently it's been like that for 75 years until this year when the city decided to redo it; a project that will most likely take 3 years to finish. (Thanks, TXDot)
In Las Vegas, if you follow it long enough, Decatur Blvd becomes St.Rose Pkwy, then becomes Eastern Ave, then becomes Civic center Dr , then becomes Alexander Rd. It crosses town from north to south, heads east half way across town then goes nearly all the way back north.
10th Street in Indianapolis. On the east side it's west only, west side it's east only, 2 blocks in the middle where it's both directions. If you're on east going west and keep going after the two blocks you end up on 11th street, which is west only, except there's a disconnected section one block north of 10th that is east only. Then there's another section of 11th that is bidirectional that turns back into east only, but you can't get there from either of the other two 11th streets.
Gotta love roads that stop and start again because someone decided to build a building on a Road.
Had a local Resort do that to our Ocean Road here.
That is probably my single biggest pet peeve when it comes to roads.
Savannah does it around every square and around Forsyth Park. Honestly, in Savannah it's not too bad. It's confusing for the newcomers and tourists, but locals just get it. Kinda like the squares. I tell everyone, they're basically big, square roundabouts with 6 entrances and 6 exits. They take some getting used to, but locals are mostly used to being cut off in them.
Once upon a time in Kitchener Waterloo ( Ontario Canada ) there were two streets, both running parallel to each other, crossed each other 3 times in about 12-15 blocks. It was even stranger that at a few points, there was another street running between them.
I noticed today that everything is all fixed up, and they run parallel WITHOUT crossing now ( its been 20 years since I lived there ).
I think he should've admitted he was wrong earlier and changed the talk into:
"I'm wrong sorry, but how weird is that right?!"
*but then he wouldn't have had this animated so it was worth it XD*
There's 4 Xerxes Ave's in my city, none of which are connected. There's also 101 1/2 St and one road that leads to an empty field outside the airport
Burnie's ability to flip from absolute unhinged anger to a stable tone when he realizes he is wrong is incredible 😂
Great animation! Really brought out all the little expressions they made during their stupid argument.
God I love hearing this group banter back and forth.
I'm so happy they had the construction cones up still, what a great callback
So many callbacks in 1 video I love it! Gavin’s car seat and the road under construction 😂
I think this is my favorite animated episode. Geoff's laugh alone at the end os the best.
We have a 7-way intersection with a railroad running through it and no stop lights. Just wanted to put that out there since this is about stupid roads
Where is that?? o.O
@@iampetz central Indiana
Rtaa is one of the few things I’ve benged through quarantine
love the cat in the background
1:23 is a gem
The way he described it, having never been to Austin before, I was on Burnie's side.
Now that he admitted defeat, I don't know what to think anymore!
What they left out is odd and even streets are one way streets going in opposite directions, but Lake Austin Blvd is a two way street.
It's simple. They are both correct. Gus is correct in how the streets connect, Burnie is correct in how stupid it sounds.
Gus should have started with "1st Street doesn't turn into Lake Austin Boulevard. Lake Austin Boulevard turns into 1st Street"
Instead of going with "6th Street becomes Lake Austin Boulevard"
@@wrshprksmyfceoof I looked up a map and I can't find where 1st street is. I see where 6th street becomes Lake Austin but in the other direction, Lake Austin becomes 5th. Did first become Cesar Chavez street since this podcast? Also I totally understand Gavin here. 7th street has one block off somewhere and then starts in a whole other location somewhere else!
@@AMageOldAsDirt Yeah. I understand Gavin’s frustration there too. There are a couple of streets in my city where they stop completely because of a neighborhood block, but continue on the other side with a different compass word on the street name.
I absolutely LOVE that Gavin is always in a car seat when ever they animate him in a car
I found out today that Young St in Ontario is the longest road in the world but in reality it stops at one point and moves 5km to the east and then continues north/south.
These are honestly such a nice part of my day
My town has Superior St. that changes into Neva Rd. halfway through our town and that road is also the ' highway.
In my town, a little place called Superior, WI, most of the roads are the basic North/South, East/West configuration, except for a neighborhood on the East end of town where the streets are all at an odd angle from the rest of the roads, and it's just off one of the main streets that go through town.
1:43 I like that they put gavin on a baby seat
What a rollercoaster that was.
Always nice to see Burnie
I miss burnie so much. His content is why I watched the podcast for years
Kelly square in Worcester, MA. They’re fixing it now but it was like a 7 way intersection with a stop sign in the middle that most people ignored and the fix is to turn it into like an oblong roundabout
I’d like to have a monthly podcast release from Burnie after bottling up all his frustrations for the month and going full Church.
I actually live on a street that dead ends and then threee blocks down just ... restarts. I can relate.
I used to live on a street called Langana ave here in Auckland.
It's split in half by a forest and a lake.
If you want to go from 26 Langana ave to 27 Langana ave you have to go back the way you came and take a 20 minute detour across browns bay just to get there!
Hearing burnies voice again after all this time is like a hug
This is probably the BEST rant I've ever heard. Loved this 🤣
I love how quickly Burnie flipped a lid lmao
Geoff in the padded room! hahahaha
My hometown has an intersection called five corners, it's where 7 roads meet and it's hellish to navigate, and they take new drivers on it for their test. I also lived on Charnley Drive, but when I would call the ambulance they would go to Charnley Ave which is not connected. This is not just an Austin problem.
I miss these arguments you only get from people who have known eachother for most of their lives.
Ok, the thing about a street that dead ends and then picks up a few blocks down, there was a street like that near where I grew up. It had several sections where the road just wasn't built for a few blocks. And the mad lads named it *Hiatus Rd!*
Guss nuts when he hears Burnie say hes right. Every time
In my city, we have both the "x street becomes y street going one way, but y street becomes z street going the other way" which happens lots of times, especially where you leave and enter downtown; and also the "these streets dead end and then pick back up after a few blocks"... a whole section of the grid downtown deadends at one of the main throughfares and picks up again a mile away, branching off of a residential avenue
We have two streets that are divided by a whole highway and yet still the same street.
We also have a street that somehow magically becomes a new street even though it never disconnects
1:58 My city had 5 different Lord Streets that all didn't connect to each other. For whatever reason I guess they never bothered to complete/connect the roads?
Some of these roads have been renamed in the last couple of years though.
It's nice to see Burnie again.
Maybe my favorite animated adventure in a long time
This feels like listening to my roommates arguing about the roads in Baltimore.
It has been immortalized now
Fully unrelated but crazy idea
Podcast discussions but in Machinima format, using the RvB characters
How? Perhaps as cadets prior to being grabbed form the army by Freelancer.
Example, Geoff is Griff, Burnie is Church, and Gus is Simons, all wearing Mk V armor in Halo reach, Sage (green) primary and their respective RvB color as secondary
Gaving wearing an ODST helmet in reference to that cameo he had in Reconstruction
it's like hearing Church and Simmons argue while Grif and Joenes are laughing and making side comments.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love these animations
Love how the car does a 180 and suddenly Gavin's driving and Gus just looks so confused! xD
Rip Rooster teeth, honestly hyped for the new channel
They resemble their Red vs Blue character so much. It's amazing.
Burnie's inability to grasp simple concepts is part of his charm... probably
I like how Gavin became the driver after the 180 flip and Gus looks like he's about to go mental. LOL