I would've called him a dumbass. If I were the guy, I wouldn't have been that offended, but I do still think this was not the right context. Still hilarious though!
I'd much rather hang out with the guy who jokingly drops that word as opposed to the stuck up pricks who get so bent out of shape about it that they end the night right there
I lived in California for 14 years. What is shown here is what people not from California would think people from California act like at a poker game. IRL, it'd be mostly Asians and Hispanics calling each other racial slurs while shoving all in on pretty much every hand.
@@hybridce99 I lived in California for 10 years, born a military brat lived in four states, I can tell you we are not all crazy despite what some stupid Texans here in Texas will tell you about us
3:34 Dude is actually over there crying over this spit. I mean if your life is so easy that THIS is what upsets you, maybe you NEED to be called names.
Being from Canada, it seems as though it is more acceptable for use amongst guys, but typically ONLY when guys are in front of other guys. When we played rugby, people always called each other that, sometimes as a term of endearment. One of the guys on the team, his nickname was LITERALLY "Cunt" and he owned it! Maybe its a commonwealth thing? I know that in England, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, it is more socially acceptable than it is in the United States.
Sure... the guy goes too far sometimes, but he's usually right, cutting thru the bullshit while mocking the general weakness of people in this world!!!
The C Word and The Way He Used it and Twice Was a bit Over The Top in These Circumstances...Having Said That The People at The Table are Pathetic...Especially The Men Who Drown in Their Offensiveness Like Their Wives are Doing...Sickening
Is this a neat reference to another episode of Curb, in which one of the storylines makes a nice observation about the use of the expression “having said that”? By the way, I agree with Larry. In the UK we would call David a wimp (or a chicken, or a pussy or a *unt)….
I have to admit to some confusion here. We have a clip using the C bomb and not the only time for the C and other sweary language on Curb. We have a few comments suggesting that the C word is not such a big thing in The UK...and then, and this is the bit I don't get, we have a queue of posters lining up to criticise others for their swearing norms. Do you spend your lifetimes scouring the net to find things to be pious about?
@@UserName0043 You haven't heard the stories of Larry David's heroics at Anzio or Julia Louise Dreyfuss' storming of the beaches of Normandy? I bet you didn't even know Marty Funkhauser flew over Hiroshima...
He also saw bruises on Cheryl’s right arm, which Cheryl received from a physical therapist earlier who was trying to fix her tennis elbow, but the dentist assumed Larry gave her the bruises.
People in the comment section being silly😁 Of course Larry David crossed a line! Guys still know there are nasty things you don't say, in a warm freindly game with women present. It's part of the plot...Larry David puts his foot in his mouth, and it all spirals out of control.
Oh shush, it’s all cultural, and it’s all about tone. For example, in Britain and Australia, it’s not a big deal. Indeed, you only say it like a real insult if you really land heavy on the T. In America, due to I’d guess the stronger more obvious effect Christian values has on the moral sphere ther
@@ivans562 you know my British freinds don't say that at all. In fact they say an insult like that is more serious and considered fighting words than in America. It actually boils down to a common sense thing, if you have an understanding with somebody that cussing is fine, than assuming you can call your freinds or acquaintances words that are commonly reserved for enemies.
@@deborahminter6231 That’s very interesting; Would I be right in assuming they’re from an older generation? In Britain, there’s an odd dichotomy between many older people and people born x.1985 onwards about the usage of swears
@@ivans562 two of them are only a bit older than twenty. Not really from another generation...that's another thing, just because the modern world is a potty mouth😁 doesn't mean these words have ceased to be derogatory and still hold offensive undertones.
@@deborahminter6231 No offence, but it implies from your statement that you’re aware these people are outliers; Doesn’t that mean you also inherently are aware that at least here it’s not that big a deal? Plus if we’re gonna compare anecdotes, surely the first hand source of a British national is more valuable than the second hand source of someone quoting friends of theirs, in terms of how this plays out in a “debate” so to speak, not that either of them can prove anything. But yeah, your implications on the modern world certainly demonstrate to me that you know it’s unusual for a twenty year old to hold that opinion; Surely then what I’m saying lands as more correct, if not true in every case?
Yeah for as long as I’ve been alive C… has always been one of those words to offend someone. Which has always seemed so strange to me. It’s not like the word has a history of bigotry or racism behind it. Or maybe it does, idk I don’t read much lol
@@diamondabney that's what I'm saying! All the guy did was fold and Larry had to insult him and say something that of course is gross to say in front of women.
@@deborahminter6231 That’s exactly what I said tho. As women we need to remind our husbands brothers boyfriends any man in our lives to understand that the c word is not appropriate to say especially on tv also real life
@@diamondabney Agree 100% I got to tell you, I would make a big issue if a man said that to me. Because a woman needs to demand respect to survive in this world, at least Larry David wasn't trying to direct at a woman, but he was tactless all the same. It's not this scene, but people commenting that I find disappointing. As if fowl language is just now days considered fowl 😳 Isn't it the exact opposite?
Lol. Idk. I generally dont like anything produced by Hollywood because it is dominated by the long-nose tribe but this scene is a commentary on political correctness and how a word, used innocently, can ruin an entire night to due the liberal sensibilities of other people.
"maybe in retrospect I should've said pussy" bruh lmaooo this is comedy gold
😂😅😂😅
I would've called him a dumbass. If I were the guy, I wouldn't have been that offended, but I do still think this was not the right context. Still hilarious though!
Larry’s response is exactly accurate and appropriate during a poker game for not going in with ace high tbh
Lol feel it, puss or pussy might’ve been the safer route for him, but that dude needed to be called out
Didn't Julia have a pair though? Ace high v pair?
@@michaeldoran4367she had 6 10, but yes she has a decent pair
Not to a gay guy though lol.
The way he screams twice and the echo while there's a sudden silence LMAO that's so comedy gold
I love how the guy first looks at his hand and goes "Oh!" when he sees he has an ace...
Then he folds. Like a c**t.
These guys would have a heart attack in the UK
Yeah American women don’t like it. A lot
You paint a bleak picture of the UK!
@@deborahminter6231Just because they don’t think cunt is as bad as the n word doesn’t mean it’s bleak
@@carlmarston1687 sounds bleak...
@@deborahminter6231 Douchebag
I feel like him calling himself a “ditz” is a foreshadow for how bad they were gonna take that
3:54 - classic Larry. Still having a tough time letting it go and getting riled up again 😂
I'd much rather hang out with the guy who jokingly drops that word as opposed to the stuck up pricks who get so bent out of shape about it that they end the night right there
Sadly you have no friends.
Props to the actors for selling this scene so well
Larry emasculated the guy right in front of his wife lol brutal
lol at the woman putting her hand on her husband to force him to say something
in britain we drop C-bombs constantly. my yank friends are always shocked. it's awesome
In Australia you are a c**t
You have nice people for freinds.
Your friends are wimps then. All guys cuss with friends.
@@johnsambo9379 lol yup.. bunch of pansy cunts
but theyve got you saying awesome
Curb has got to be the best skewering of the pretensions and delicate sensibilities of the Californian elite!
Another comment defending the vulgarity 🤣
In Australia, you use that word as endearing term for your grandmother.
I'll assume most Australians don't think of their grandmother that way.
Thats fucked up.
The ending of this scene almost had me pissing laughing so hard
I don’t live in California, but I get the feeling this is exactly what would happen if someone said that at a poker game in California.
A poker game or freindly gathering? By the way Californias have got quite the potty mouth😳 Well...not everyone.
California’s not like that man, time to get out a little more
@@kempmichael15no thanks, no one wants the AIDS
I lived in California for 14 years. What is shown here is what people not from California would think people from California act like at a poker game. IRL, it'd be mostly Asians and Hispanics calling each other racial slurs while shoving all in on pretty much every hand.
@@hybridce99 I lived in California for 10 years, born a military brat lived in four states, I can tell you we are not all crazy despite what some stupid Texans here in Texas will tell you about us
Can tell it wasn't filmed in Australia. It was only dropped twice in the entire monologue. Rookie numbers.
Comedy gold. Always genius.
Sheryl and Larry make such a perfect Union lol , Great Job 👏🏽
Damn! Larry David is such a brilliant guy, predicted the future perfectly! Always was ahead of his time
Eh?
My guy what?😂😂
Why do idiots always say this? He didn’t predict the future, people acted like this before 2016.
@@robert9016not as much though
“You folded ace high???”
Folding with a straight run to the A! Ong😂
It’s like a peek into the future…. Who knew 🤷♂️
3:34 Dude is actually over there crying over this spit. I mean if your life is so easy that THIS is what upsets you, maybe you NEED to be called names.
Larry is used to hanging out with comedians 😅
"I'm such a ditz!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The one guy is so obviously gay but he's supposed to be married lol
Being from Canada, it seems as though it is more acceptable for use amongst guys, but typically ONLY when guys are in front of other guys. When we played rugby, people always called each other that, sometimes as a term of endearment. One of the guys on the team, his nickname was LITERALLY "Cunt" and he owned it! Maybe its a commonwealth thing? I know that in England, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, it is more socially acceptable than it is in the United States.
What is this like 2002? Larry was so far ahead of the game.
Totally agree, brilliant scene
0:27 Why is no one here talking about this woman
Sure... the guy goes too far sometimes, but he's usually right, cutting thru the bullshit while mocking the general weakness of people in this world!!!
BUCKLE UP.
I’m buckling! 😘
The C Word and The Way He Used it and Twice Was a bit Over The Top in These Circumstances...Having Said That The People at The Table are Pathetic...Especially The Men Who Drown in Their Offensiveness Like Their Wives are Doing...Sickening
Is this a neat reference to another episode of Curb, in which one of the storylines makes a nice observation about the use of the expression “having said that”?
By the way, I agree with Larry. In the UK we would call David a wimp (or a chicken, or a pussy or a *unt)….
Besides Elaine that whole group of friends suck
I have to admit to some confusion here. We have a clip using the C bomb and not the only time for the C and other sweary language on Curb. We have a few comments suggesting that the C word is not such a big thing in The UK...and then, and this is the bit I don't get, we have a queue of posters lining up to criticise others for their swearing norms. Do you spend your lifetimes scouring the net to find things to be pious about?
It's just like Freddy Krueger. Fear makes it stronger.
Their performative outrage. Did LD look to the future of 2023 for this?
Larry exposes everyone
I bet if I would write C...in the comments they would remove it, BUT it's ok for tje video to be up with someone saying loudly and repeatedly.
And I as a millennial would be totally offended for you saying it but no way offended for the video clip saying it
@@dangelor1547 no millennial would actually be offended
@@universe2823 no not at all
@@dangelor1547 millenials aren’t more ethical they just want to be perceived as such
@@dangelor1547 Millenials aren't the ones being offended, dummy.
People like that are the absolute fucking worst
@2:47 so there were two gay men at the table
He has a wife in the show dude, he’s just sensitive
@@TheMarc388 no real man is that sensitive. He likes men
Just to be clear those people were being ridiculous right?
They were being cunts
Americans seem sensitive....
lol it’s even worse nowadays they’ll get mad even if it’s not directed to you
We are, super sensitive
California is sensitive
@@Vader-gt6yc white people*
Californians *
How these people helped win WWII is still beyond my grasp.
I don't think any of these people had much involvement in WWII...
Their ancestors helped win WWII. They didn't do a damn thing.
What does that even mean?
@@UserName0043 You haven't heard the stories of Larry David's heroics at Anzio or Julia Louise Dreyfuss' storming of the beaches of Normandy? I bet you didn't even know Marty Funkhauser flew over Hiroshima...
Apparently the death camps were a German overreaction to Jews using misogynistic language at cards.
What happened after that guy saw him hitting her?
The guy happened to be a dentist that thought Cheryl was being abused by Larry, he threatened to stop Larry, lol
@@ThePandacub69 haha nice! Larry is the man!
@@BruceOp LD is hilarious!
@@ThePandacub69 hahaha he is bro! One of a kind!
He also saw bruises on Cheryl’s right arm, which Cheryl received from a physical therapist earlier who was trying to fix her tennis elbow, but the dentist assumed Larry gave her the bruises.
People in the comment section being silly😁 Of course Larry David crossed a line! Guys still know there are nasty things you don't say, in a warm freindly game with women present. It's part of the plot...Larry David puts his foot in his mouth, and it all spirals out of control.
Oh shush, it’s all cultural, and it’s all about tone. For example, in Britain and Australia, it’s not a big deal. Indeed, you only say it like a real insult if you really land heavy on the T. In America, due to I’d guess the stronger more obvious effect Christian values has on the moral sphere ther
@@ivans562 you know my British freinds don't say that at all. In fact they say an insult like that is more serious and considered fighting words than in America. It actually boils down to a common sense thing, if you have an understanding with somebody that cussing is fine, than assuming you can call your freinds or acquaintances words that are commonly reserved for enemies.
@@deborahminter6231 That’s very interesting; Would I be right in assuming they’re from an older generation? In Britain, there’s an odd dichotomy between many older people and people born x.1985 onwards about the usage of swears
@@ivans562 two of them are only a bit older than twenty. Not really from another generation...that's another thing, just because the modern world is a potty mouth😁 doesn't mean these words have ceased to be derogatory and still hold offensive undertones.
@@deborahminter6231 No offence, but it implies from your statement that you’re aware these people are outliers; Doesn’t that mean you also inherently are aware that at least here it’s not that big a deal? Plus if we’re gonna compare anecdotes, surely the first hand source of a British national is more valuable than the second hand source of someone quoting friends of theirs, in terms of how this plays out in a “debate” so to speak, not that either of them can prove anything. But yeah, your implications on the modern world certainly demonstrate to me that you know it’s unusual for a twenty year old to hold that opinion; Surely then what I’m saying lands as more correct, if not true in every case?
This episode came out 20 years ago. Too bad nowadays they can’t use certain words. Smh
Cliche. The word is the same today as it was two decades ago. I was there.
Yeah for as long as I’ve been alive C… has always been one of those words to offend someone. Which has always seemed so strange to me. It’s not like the word has a history of bigotry or racism behind it. Or maybe it does, idk I don’t read much lol
What does that even mean? This show is still on hbo they can still say whatever words they want
@@Emcostanza cody wants to feel like something in his life has meaning, so he holds the fort for imaginary rules.
In my opinion the c word is totally not ok to say especially in front of ladies.
It was freindly game...and Larry turned it sour. Who cares if the guy decided to pull out of the game.
@@deborahminter6231 but still as a woman you wouldn’t tolerate it! I’m just saying
@@diamondabney that's what I'm saying! All the guy did was fold and Larry had to insult him and say something that of course is gross to say in front of women.
@@deborahminter6231 That’s exactly what I said tho. As women we need to remind our husbands brothers boyfriends any man in our lives to understand that the c word is not appropriate to say especially on tv also real life
@@diamondabney Agree 100% I got to tell you, I would make a big issue if a man said that to me. Because a woman needs to demand respect to survive in this world, at least Larry David wasn't trying to direct at a woman, but he was tactless all the same. It's not this scene, but people commenting that I find disappointing. As if fowl language is just now days considered fowl 😳 Isn't it the exact opposite?
Sad that profanity is supported.
Bad acting. Coupled with undisguised "cult classic" like fame, all over the place.... But the acting was worse than the fame big.
Aren’t you the trendy know it all 😂
Lol. Idk. I generally dont like anything produced by Hollywood because it is dominated by the long-nose tribe but this scene is a commentary on political correctness and how a word, used innocently, can ruin an entire night to due the liberal sensibilities of other people.
The unemployed wannabe podcaster knows it all!
bit of a cunty thing to say?
I'm him 🤣🤣🤣🤣