@@stoneymcmechan3210nah, because honesty and kindness are in a different category than brutality and manipulation (the first category is virtue, the other is vice). And since vices are the *result* of fractured virtues (what og comment is saying), you can’t mix and match the two categories together as if they’re all equal.
I have a crippling crutch word addiction. If I go more than one sentence without just absolutely filling my sentences with words that like actually don't even matter at all I start getting the shakes
Yeah they are so rude. Saying cruel things like, "Honestly Frankie, the jacket looks like a someone poured some bismuth drink on a flea-ridden tampon." When they should be saying, "What a creative way to subvert a longsleeve polo-shirt." like the rest of us.
Nailed it, again. :-) There's brutality, and there's honesty, but there is no such thing as brutal honesty. I couldn't find this exact quote, but I did find... "The man who is brutally honest enjoys the brutality as much as the honesty. Possibly more." -- Richard Needham Anyway, that informal poll on Instagram makes more sense now.
@@tamoui2963 if u take the circumference of the hole as the length of the video then imagine gravity to be 4*the number "the" in this comment you will find the derivative of the ex that left you just being honest
We need a video on the Frankie species, with other random Frankies, but they’re not actually Frankies. Just the Jimmys, the natural born predator and imposters of the Frankies.
Just being honest, but I had no idea the Irish had a problem with pronouncing "Worcestershire." I guess that explains why America struggles with it. 🤔 Perfectly straightforward word, if I'm being honest.
The following is a transcription of a comedy sketch I believe is applicable to this: Man 1: I know, like the other day, my nephew got me to play tennis with him and I was awful. Kate: Oh no! Man 1: Yeah he wiped the floor with me. He’s only 12 Kate: Oh God. Poor you. Man 1: I mean I know I was never brilliant at it but I used to play every weekend I was alright. Kate: I suppose you’re just out of practice. Man 2: Well yeah and also you’ll have put on a lot of weight. Man 1: What? Man 2: Er, well, no offence but you are quite fat now. I assume you weren’t when you were playing tennis every week. Man 1: Sorry have we met? Man 2: No. Oh, sorry I should’ve said. I’m the sort of person who likes to speak my mind. Man 1: Oh Man 2: See that’s the thing about me, I don’t really hold with political correctness. I mean when you think about it why should I have to filter what I say because someone else might not like my opinions. No I just call a spade a spade. Oh Kate’s gone. Man 1: Oh well, that’s very, um, refreshing I suppose. Man 2: I think so. It’s more honest isn’t it. Man 1: Do you find people sometimes get offended? Man 2: Well sometimes yes. But the way I see it, I speak as I find and if people don’t like it that’s their problem really. Man 1: I agree actually. You’re quite right. Man 2: I’m glad to hear it. Because I’m like kind of a Marmite person actually. People either love me or hate me. Man 1: Yeah I bet they do. Well um, if you’ll excuse me. Man 2: What? Man 1: Well I need a wee. *Zip sound* Man 1: So, how do you come… *Man 1 peeing* Man 2: What are you doing? Man 1: Hmm? Man 2: You said you were going to the loo. Man 1: No I didn’t, I said I needed a wee. Oh sorry I should’ve said. I’m the sort of person who just wees on the floor. Man 2: That’s disgusting! Man 1: That’s the thing about me, I’m afraid I don’t really hold with going to the loo. I mean when you think about it why should I have to go off to little room because someone might not like my urine. I just wee where I stand. It’s more honest isn’t it. Man 2: But you’re splashing me! Man 1: Well people do get splashed sometimes but the way I see it, I urinate where I like and if other people don’t like it that’s their problem really. Man 2: You’re disgusting! Man 1: Yeah, well I’m kinda like a marmite flavoured toothpaste person. People hate me.
@@xy4195 It’s from John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme if you like the style of comedy. He’s a writer who has written a lot alongside or for David Mitchell and was brought on to help write season 2 of Good Omens.
It's an explanation, but I try not to use it as an excuse. There's a difference. Not sure when I figured out you can say something gently, and get the same point across. There's also deciding whether it's that important to say it in the first place. It does take some additional effort though.
@@CastleHassall Of course that would suck. I reckon that you asked me this because pondering about how you'dd like to be treated yourself is a good guide on how to treat others. The problem usually arises when there is something that others find hurtful but what i'dd prefer for myself. I do try to be a nice person.
@@0mn1vore I have a hard time figuring out whether or not something is important to state. And while I do try to be gentle as well, I want people's interpretations of my words to be as close to my thoughts as possible. Finding balance in that is tricky as I frequently misunderstand people myself.
You see a lot, Frankie. But are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself? What about it? Why don't you - why don't you look at yourself and write down what you see? Or maybe you're afraid to. x
Are you spraying Jesus loves you…. Are you spraying over free Palestine, the fellas couldn’t paint over it because the walls were to damp, they was head wrecked…. Wuschestuuur sauce
haha, see if you can find some dutchies in dublin, no words minced there, no being as vague as possible being a skill there, being to the point is seen as a virtue
TBH, having lived, studied and worked in the UK for manys a year, it's pronounced Wuster. No offence to any one who disagrees, but you are oh so very wrong! Namaste 🙏.
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Honesty without kindness is brutality. (The other part is kindness without honesty is manipulation)
100%
Dude...
Which means that brutality plus kindness is honesty and honesty plus manipulation is kindness.
Some may call it manipulation...
....SOME NETWORKING 😎
@@stoneymcmechan3210nah, because honesty and kindness are in a different category than brutality and manipulation (the first category is virtue, the other is vice). And since vices are the *result* of fractured virtues (what og comment is saying), you can’t mix and match the two categories together as if they’re all equal.
Finally he did one about himself
he's a multidimensional human being - they're all about him, and us
We need a "people who use the term 'low-key' in statements of their preferences or opinion"
And the word “like” too.
When I first moved to Ireland, I was really taken aback by people ending their sentences on "like". It was a real cultural shock, like..
I have a crippling crutch word addiction.
If I go more than one sentence without just absolutely filling my sentences with words that like actually don't even matter at all I start getting the shakes
hmm
low key thats a great idea
Yeah they are so rude. Saying cruel things like, "Honestly Frankie, the jacket looks like a someone poured some bismuth drink on a flea-ridden tampon."
When they should be saying, "What a creative way to subvert a longsleeve polo-shirt." like the rest of us.
Personally I would probably say “ it’s not for me but if you like it that’s what matters in the end.. or something like that…!
This guy is just being honest. What a compassionate man!
Nailed it, again. :-) There's brutality, and there's honesty, but there is no such thing as brutal honesty.
I couldn't find this exact quote, but I did find...
"The man who is brutally honest enjoys the brutality as much as the honesty. Possibly more."
-- Richard Needham
Anyway, that informal poll on Instagram makes more sense now.
The person in the patchwork jacket is servING. Excellent doc!
2:26 Franklin out here interviewing ancient marble statues that have been animated by a magical spell. I swear I've seen this lady in a museum.
Surely, she's not that old...
final lady here has a noble posture I really dig her attitude
Ya fancy a hook nose 👃
Just being honest
Just being honest but I believe Frankie to be the most insightful TH-camr.
too honest! he's gonna think he's really better than all of us
:/ he is tho
People who like being honest get mad when your are just being honest about someone they like/care
no offence but its not that deep dude im just being honest.
just being honest
Jesus is king....
Just being honest
is that a fact?
@@tamoui2963 if u take the circumference of the hole as the length of the video then imagine gravity to be 4*the number "the" in this comment you will find the derivative of the ex that left you just being honest
Damn. You got me. Honestly.
Can't wait for the episode about people who are just being sincere
The mark of a good human being is knowing when to and when not to lie by omission.
We need a video on the Frankie species, with other random Frankies, but they’re not actually Frankies. Just the Jimmys, the natural born predator and imposters of the Frankies.
God save us from Kevins..
Watching them break character is hilarious!
One of your best insights
to be honest and no offence in my humble opinion this channel is nice.
Nice means tolerant
Most spot on commentary yet.
As a sincere person, I look forward to mentioned episode
Always left wondering how long these people continue to stand staring into space after Frankie leaves
so accurate 😭so brutal , so honest
This is art.
Your best yet!
"Can you pronounce it?"
Worcestershire
"No! Feelings" >:(
*warchestershire
@@Jack93885 No Jack. Look it up before making an ass out of yourself
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worcestershire
shafted by St. John.
That's a lovely cardigan NGL.
i just found your channel, you are really cool❤️
This one's a banger
I want a video observing youtube hosts who think they're above criticism. Haha
He's describing the all of us Dutch
Just being honest, but I had no idea the Irish had a problem with pronouncing "Worcestershire."
I guess that explains why America struggles with it. 🤔
Perfectly straightforward word, if I'm being honest.
worshtesure
The following is a transcription of a comedy sketch I believe is applicable to this:
Man 1: I know, like the other day, my nephew got me to play tennis with him and I was awful.
Kate: Oh no!
Man 1: Yeah he wiped the floor with me. He’s only 12
Kate: Oh God. Poor you.
Man 1: I mean I know I was never brilliant at it but I used to play every weekend I was alright.
Kate: I suppose you’re just out of practice.
Man 2: Well yeah and also you’ll have put on a lot of weight.
Man 1: What?
Man 2: Er, well, no offence but you are quite fat now. I assume you weren’t when you were playing tennis every week.
Man 1: Sorry have we met?
Man 2: No. Oh, sorry I should’ve said. I’m the sort of person who likes to speak my mind.
Man 1: Oh
Man 2: See that’s the thing about me, I don’t really hold with political correctness. I mean when you think about it why should I have to filter what I say because someone else might not like my opinions. No I just call a spade a spade. Oh Kate’s gone.
Man 1: Oh well, that’s very, um, refreshing I suppose.
Man 2: I think so. It’s more honest isn’t it.
Man 1: Do you find people sometimes get offended?
Man 2: Well sometimes yes. But the way I see it, I speak as I find and if people don’t like it that’s their problem really.
Man 1: I agree actually. You’re quite right.
Man 2: I’m glad to hear it. Because I’m like kind of a Marmite person actually. People either love me or hate me.
Man 1: Yeah I bet they do. Well um, if you’ll excuse me.
Man 2: What?
Man 1: Well I need a wee.
*Zip sound*
Man 1: So, how do you come…
*Man 1 peeing*
Man 2: What are you doing?
Man 1: Hmm?
Man 2: You said you were going to the loo.
Man 1: No I didn’t, I said I needed a wee. Oh sorry I should’ve said. I’m the sort of person who just wees on the floor.
Man 2: That’s disgusting!
Man 1: That’s the thing about me, I’m afraid I don’t really hold with going to the loo. I mean when you think about it why should I have to go off to little room because someone might not like my urine. I just wee where I stand. It’s more honest isn’t it.
Man 2: But you’re splashing me!
Man 1: Well people do get splashed sometimes but the way I see it, I urinate where I like and if other people don’t like it that’s their problem really.
Man 2: You’re disgusting!
Man 1: Yeah, well I’m kinda like a marmite flavoured toothpaste person. People hate me.
I like the ending! Didn't see it coming
@@xy4195 It’s from John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme if you like the style of comedy. He’s a writer who has written a lot alongside or for David Mitchell and was brought on to help write season 2 of Good Omens.
aa this one was so nice
Just being honest that jacket is amazing.
1:53 As an autismo this is very true for me. To some extent 'just being an honest person' is an excuse for my lack of social skills and empathy ;)
We need a “people who say they’re acoustic” video
It's an explanation, but I try not to use it as an excuse. There's a difference. Not sure when I figured out you can say something gently, and get the same point across. There's also deciding whether it's that important to say it in the first place. It does take some additional effort though.
out of interest, how do you feel when people say hurtful things to you with no empathy?
@@CastleHassall Of course that would suck. I reckon that you asked me this because pondering about how you'dd like to be treated yourself is a good guide on how to treat others. The problem usually arises when there is something that others find hurtful but what i'dd prefer for myself. I do try to be a nice person.
@@0mn1vore I have a hard time figuring out whether or not something is important to state. And while I do try to be gentle as well, I want people's interpretations of my words to be as close to my thoughts as possible. Finding balance in that is tricky as I frequently misunderstand people myself.
Honesty is about to occur.
Thanks
Really generous!! Thank you
Picking out a certain demographic of people and labeling them as the problem; this can’t possibly go wrong!
That's me.
It’s 3:33 am. I can’t sleep! Frankie popped into my head so here I am!
No offence bro This is a masterpiece
This is actually quite profound
Oh my god, my wife is like that.
@2:55 The final jump cut is worthy of Jean-Luc Godard, TBH.
2:35 honestly, that's a sweet Carhartt
I seen this guy today when I was walking past trinity, I was like theres no way that’s him 😂
Well, Frankie talking about himself in his videos in this video!
This is a common misconception. I’m a people pleaser, but the disease is mostly in remission
@@meditationsfortheanxiousmind lol 😀
@@meditationsfortheanxiousmind well thats exactly how "people who are just being honest" react!! lol
I always blame these people so much for the behaviour he is adressing
2:04 WORCESTERSHIRE!!! 😮
I'm just being honest.
But Frankie is just being honest in his videos!
I'm not being honest but I love your pink sweater!
Please calm my mind about people who say "I'll be there now." "Give me two minutes."
Hmm.. He 's right .
You see a lot, Frankie. But are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself? What about it? Why don't you - why don't you look at yourself and write down what you see? Or maybe you're afraid to. x
2:49 "disperse"
2:56 _disperses_
Our Frankie is a Key & Peele fan, I see.
Oh Christ I've been found out, 😂😂😂
Pink jacket!
0:01 Frankie kneeling at the altar of Jesus.
"You look tired" = We just smoked without you
fr?
Bro is spitting facts
Uh oh this is me
When you recognise exactly where he is from the first frame:💀 ( latitude is 53.3825499 longitude is -6.5937349) 🥰
Lol, I suppose that's your neck of the woods so
Are you spraying Jesus loves you…. Are you spraying over free Palestine, the fellas couldn’t paint over it because the walls were to damp, they was head wrecked…. Wuschestuuur sauce
@@emzed1275 you good bro💀
failed attempt at outrageously grand Wire ditty.
@@finnkdy sorry?
Honest to god
BEWARE of the left eyebrow!
Someone once told me I was fat. I was. Then I lost weight. Honestly kinda works idk
you didnt know before they told you?
If you don't have muscle you're fat or a skeleton.
To be honest you remind me of bunnies. Always serious face while doing funny things^^
To be honest I'm not honesty sure now 👀
I’m not being funny but
Used to be honest, then I went to China...
Ha.. Florida bulldog org sure is..
I love your commentary but that jacket is lame
Just being honest
I'm trying
Wait he's going to make a video on "people who say 'they're trying'" now
🍿
Easy to take a crap on people being honest, if you can just be Frank
LITERALLY ME
I’m just being honest that pink sweater is horrible
Frankie is my favorite professional runner
no offence but whats with the sweater?
I’m not being smart but…
This whole “cultural observation” series is a person just being honest.
Is it not?
haha, see if you can find some dutchies in dublin, no words minced there, no being as vague as possible being a skill there, being to the point is seen as a virtue
Yeh the Dutch say exactly what they think. Bit of a surprise when you first encounter it. Like 'why are you so fat?' Etc
yes, I can see quite an NL-IE mismatch in communication style, lots of irish living in the netherlands however
@@adamarmfield1069 I had a NL sister in law and she was a bit of a surprise to us. Lovely person but a bit more honest than we are used to.
even the dutch are not keen on it sometimes @@alicequayle4625
It's pronounced Wu'ster sauce
Personally, I'd leave out the apostrophe. To me it reads as a glottal stop (like in wa'er)
I think these phrases are fantastic subject matter. That's me just being honest.
To be honest, your neck is always bent. My dad used to tell me to "get bent" but I never did it. Just being honest.
You ran from your next ex-wife. just being honest.
TBH, having lived, studied and worked in the UK for manys a year, it's pronounced Wuster. No offence to any one who disagrees, but you are oh so very wrong! Namaste 🙏.
I reckon you've got the phonetic spelling wrong here. Wuster would rhyme with buster, surely it's Wooster, like the surname.
@@juicedgoose you say wooster, I say wuster 🙂
I gotta be honest, how you run is pretty goofy looking.
This pink sweather doesn't really suit you.
no offense but i dont like this video
no offence but shut up
@@meditationsfortheanxiousmindlots of fences for you
To be honest I have no fence
@@HuplesCat my fences are off
Don't fence me in.
I think this works better if you put the word 'white' at the beginning of the title, as this makes fuck-all sense to me... To be honest...
It says people so it can't be reffering non-whites
If i said im happy for u, id be dishonest