49. The Sweet Cream of Justice | The Always Sunny Podcast
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Rob at the airport: "You came at me and I gave it back to you hard". That's classic Mac. 😂
“I WILL PUT MY THUMB THROUGH YOUR EYE!”
Vic Vinegar vibes
@@Neyshtradamusyesss😂😂 that’s feels so accurate to what he was describing
I could listen to Rob Justice stories all day man. Besides being a great story teller, I love how socially aware he is and also how interested he is in social/cultural dynamics, really engaging to listen to.
it should be a show...sorta like curb your enthusiasm
Socially antisocial.
saaaame. cos i am basically the rob justice in my life, and I feel seen
“Cream with no justice is just curdled milk” is the greatest line in history
Charlie a goddamn genius. The nuggets of gold he drops on the spots is just pure magic
I honestly love hearing Rob's thoughtfulness as a parent and how he does the post-processing to any could be traumatic event for his children. Ace parenting
Yeah, I get the sense that Rob is an exceptionally good dad.
As someone who grew up with a father that had anger issues, it makes me really happy that Rob is aware of his temper but also makes the effort to check in with his kids about the situation. I wonder how many memories wouldn’t have been so scarring had my dad processed it with me afterward.
I feel the exact same way. I understand that someone can lose their temper but the fact that he talks it through with his kids afterwards is such a mature way of handling it. All my respect to Rob.
idk if its because my dad beat every women in front of me , but i learned to be the funny guy in class until i got a call home and got beat up as if i was in fight club lmao
mommas boy for life
As an Englishman, the rage of Rob's story dealing with the French makes me smile and nod.
What do you think is the cause of their behavior?
@@ThePeanutGiant a long history of surrendering
@@ThePeanutGiant tbh, I know on this show they mention that it's just the France French, but here in Canada the French Canadians have a reputation of being extremely horrible to all non French as well, especially to non white immigrants to Quebec.
@@nGUNNARp not an expert in any sense but all of the French Canadians that lived in my town over the years just seemed to look down on everyone else. And ive known 5. So once again. No expert. But it's 5/5 lol. Maybe cause they know two languages? Never figured it out.
English Mang
The incredible duo of “Rob Justice & Kaitlin Context” modern day superheroes 😃
😂🤣🤩
Lmfao kaitlin context
Literally was just about to post the same thing, you beat me to the punch! 😄
Would be a hilarious comic
When their forces combine with the Trashman, Golden God and Dayman they become _The Rob Justice League!_
Meghan cracking up at Charlies bread joke while saying "Oh Charlie!" was straight up adorable.
Didnt even reach that part yet, but upvoted cuz it definitely is. Lol
I couldn't agree more.
@@ThePeanutGiant perfect way to watch videos on TH-cam!
49:38 for the Megacreeps
cuter than advertized
Lmao Glenn nailed that photo pose from VF. You can tell he spent a lot of time looking at it hahaha
Charlie's 'you gotta lean into more like ghoul characters' made me instantly reach for the like button haha
That’s what Glenn looks like after starving himself for 2 weeks to fit in that tux.
Thats what his soul looks like
man somehow looks younger and healthier just casually coming into work and sitting in a podcast chair 😂
Honestly I love how relatable it feels.
After hearing about Charlie loving writing Dennis I’d love to hear more about who likes writing who/what and why
Ditto!
@@kaycook5031 Double Ditto
Rob Justice constantly monitoring the scales of justice wherever he goes. Good man.
Rob Justice!! The only real superhero.
@@professorpancakes6545 Vic Vinegar through the day, Rob Justice through the night!
Rob justice's cream is not the one we deserve but the one we need
The hero we don't deserve.
Rob Justice in a sick duster
i love how i’m just finding out megan has an emmy. shows how humble she is! i love how relatable they all are in real life. other than the whole emmy party story 😭
Charlie nails it again, 'The Sweet cream of Justice is the sweetest cream of all!'😂😂😂
Lol. Charlie is fucking hilarious.
Nailed it. Great call..
Charlie’s subtle “lean into that” talking about Glenn leaning over and looking ghoulish kills me ahaha
FRANK: "You know what's lame? Being around this long and never getting an award. Makes ya look like a bunch of assholes!"
*The Gang all collectively moan*
CHARLIE: You're really like driving this home, and it's upsetting, because like now I'm getting the neck thing."
❤ the neck thing 😂
Rob Justice and Kaitlin Kontext is a dynamic duo we all need
I'd love to have seen Glenn losing his shit because his limousine left without him 😂
“Idiots!!!! Savages!!”
“I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!!!!”
If you do not get my wife her limo, as soon as possible, then I will come down on this company like THE HAMMER OF THOR, THE THUNDER OF MY VENGEANCE WILL WILL ECHO THROUGH THESE STREETS LIKE THE GUST OF A THOUSAND WIIIIINDS
BUDDY!
Return, vile man, return to me!
Charlie didn't say much this episode, but his "sweet cream of justice," and "the French are born in bread" zingers were ON POINT 😂
“don’t make the peace, just keep the existing peace”
Without justice, cream is just curdled milk
00:00 Glenn's Neck, His Back, His Toe and His Cat
06:30 Rob Drank A Lot: It Was Past Manhattan Time
09:10 The Pre Emmy Party: Get After It
13:15 Champaign Problems: The Emmys
18:50 Ad for Helix Sleep
20:00 Ad for Huel
21:05 Rob Experiences the French: An Airport Fiasco
40:00 Ad for Better Help
41:05 Ad for Zip Recruiter
42:10 Kaitlin Weighs in on the French Situation: A Bird's Eye View
51:30 Kaitlin's Emmy Recap/Charley Stasis - Glenn Awareness - Rob Justice - Kaitlin Context
doing God's work
N/a - any review or discussion at all about the episode. Chef kisses.
this was the best comment I have ever read
"A Bird's Eye View" - That's fucking gold, well done.
Nice breakdown! Love the first one
Glenn hating his FX photo had me dying laughing.
This doesn’t represent me tho
I am no longer attracted to mules.
Same. It looks nothing like him
I looked up the picture and he’s right about it! 😂
It does look a little weird
The cream always rises to the top. And Rob was ready to show that french lady the white hot cream of an angry adult man from Philly🤣
In form of a tasty cream pie, maybe even for her little kids, they love it!
Turns out it was fight milk.
Petition for them to use “hot white cream of an angry adult man from Philly” on the show now.
@@cheesecake134 It was a reference to a similar joke they already made in the dance episode
@@Scynthor Yes exactly, which is why I want them to do the callback.
49:35 lmao Charlie is so quick, Megan's reaction to the joke is hilarious too hahahah
We need a tour of Glenn's cats house
The cat's half house.
@@jaffrojones4269 9/10 this cats house is bigger then both ours combined
Oh god. Cat episode! With Charlie hosting!
@@goodfish4856 return of agent jack baurer
@@goodfish4856 ❤
Referring to award shows as "Arbitrary awards for imaginary achievements" is so brilliant, I had to write it down.
Charlie Day reminding everyone that he is a secret genius again.
I also wrote it down!
lol Rob saying don't do a bit while they simultaneously portray Kaitlin as an ostrich lololol love you guys
The best part of these guys is how they riff off each other, add to it, elevate everything, and all laugh at it. They don't seem like they ever try to outdo each other, they just collaborate and make each other better, while having fun. Makes sense why the show has been on so long.
I'd like to see rob and Glenn take an anger management class together
This could be an episode 😂
It would be funny but I actually think Rob especially is very good at managing his anger, he's just assertive and not afraid of conflict
Take an anger management class versus each other.
Charlie Day off the top is just hilarious lmao, "the sweet cream of justice" line was too good.
And, Cream with no Justice, is just curdled milk. 🤣
"Brie cheese"
i think the discussion on french people's rudeness is interesting since even we tend to see eachother as mean depending on where we are from in the country (north vs south, parisian vs provencial etc...) , i'd gladly talk about it on the podcast as a french creep
As an American creep, my experience in France was that Paris absolutely lived up to the stereotypes. I spoke decent conversational French, and still (most of) the Parisians were incredibly rude, rolled their eyes even at the most basic of questions, and refused to speak French to me. On the other hand, the people in the south of France were extremely nice and personable. I went to a lot of small towns where nobody spoke English, and they were more than patient with my limited French capabilities. The south was also more gorgeous than I imagined!
But I have to add that I dealt with a level of sexual harassment all over the country unlike anything I've experienced in any other country I've been to. I was 14 years old the first time I went to France, and the things that grown men would say to me in public were absolutely sickening.
@@amityislandchum Sadly i feel like some french people feel offended by americans (even when they approach french people with the best of intentions as you did) because they have this weird stereotype of them feeling entitled or something.... Also it seems as Paris has maybe the same problem i've heard about New York? Since a lot of people come visit all year long, citizens that live there get tired of tourists and want to just get on with their lives without getting bothered. I'm from the south of France and i do feel like in areas of France outside of Paris we are nicer and willing to communicate with strangers. That might be because we are not jammed in a very heavy parisian routine? I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the rest of France because it's a beautiful country with amazing landscapes and great experiences to live (apart from the sexual harassment obviously, growing up getting catcalled was not fun at all for me and my friends either and i know exactly how it must have felt, french men can be really gross bastards)
I had a French tourist get an attitude with me IN AMERICA.
@@amityislandchum Parisians would initially be a bit rude to me because they thought I was American but they'd relax instantly once I told them I'm Mexican. I was only 15 but I knew that for the rest of the trip I'd have to say I'm Mexican to be treated nicely (which had the opposite effect of saying it in the US) lol
Maybe someone can corroborate this: I heard a theory that French people have this distain and cynicism toward others esp other countries is because they’ve always been number 2, historically. Rich and powerful and cultured yes, but always behind someone be it Spain, Britain, America, Germany, etc. and that creates a lot of bitterness.
Also personally when I was in Paris, I went to this old-timy lindy-hop dance thing and a Parisian woman was visibly unhappy that she was paired with me. (I’m Asian.)
When Rob said he's going to go talk to the rude lady, and he's going to make a point of being polite
Glenn's quiet ".....at first" had me laughing out loud while driving
Working my overnight shift listening to this, wondering if there is ANYTHING that I can do to help you through these unimaginable perils, Glenn?
We're going to start a GoFundMe for a full time chauffeur.
It sounds to me like you need get back to work while glenn gets a vacation
May you offer him an egg in these trying times?
the title of this episode...."the gang gets old"
What do you do? Can we help with your overnight shift?
You can tell how much Glenn loves Kaitlin.. it's so cute.
He always sings her praises it’s adorable 💛
And they all love Mary Elizabeth, too.
Very little chatter about Jill, though. 🤣🤣
@@KOVIK I mean there's a reason Mary Elizabeth and Kaitlyn have main roles and Jill only had 1 episode.
Just my favorite! I love Kaitlin too! One of my comedic icons!
I can't get enough of these Rob Justice stories lol
“Arbitrary awards for made up achievements.” -Charley Day.
This applies to a lot more than the Emmy awards.
recognition is something that makes people feel very good...to be honest, it's why most people try hard at anything in life, not because of what it actually gets them, but because they want recognition from someone (parents, partner, children, peers). why not socially construct silly awards to make people happier? win win
I don't get the impression that's a Chuck Day original, though. That felt like it was a quote or common aphorism.
A man who takes care of a senior kitty is a good man indeed
I love the ostrich animation they use for Kaitlin talking.
I imagine there are scales tattooed on Rob's pecs and they flex up and down as he's weighing the situation.
Those scales of justice ⚖ never rest, either.
Rob does stuff, it amuses Glenn, and Charlie comes up w the punch lines and the zingers
*TIMESTAMPS*
0:00 Vitruvian Glenn is broken again / House cats vs dogs
6:29 Rob is hungover from the Emmys
10:10 Champagne problems at midnight!
13:19 Afterparties are miserable. And award shows are just like plumbing.
15:00 "Arbitrary awards for imaginary achievements" / Dark history of the Emmys
16:54 Megan has an Emmy
17:40 Glenn Ghoul in his FX Vanity Fair photo ft. peak physical comedy
18:47 - 19:58 ADVERTISEMENT#1 (Helix mattress)
20:00 - 21:05 ADVERTISEMENT#2 (Huel)
21:07 Rob Justice vs The French in France
32:55 Charlie and Glenn in Paris
35:00 Confrontation, entitlement and cultural differences
39:35 Kaitlin's perspective [continued after ads]
40:06 - 41:05 ADVERTISEMENT#3 (Better Help)
41:06 - 42:08 ADVERTISEMENT#4 (Zip Recruiter)
42:10 Calling Kaitlin for context
47:26 "The Sweet Cream of Justice"
51:29 Kaitlin at the Emmys
52:02 Mary Elizabeth Justice vs Charlie stuffing it down
Sir/Ma'am you are a legend. Thank you for your service.
👏
Dr. BeebleBrox 🛐
Doing God’s work
Thank you once again also love your username
As much as I love getting background and stories behind the episodes, these storytelling podcasts are amazing. It highlights just how brilliantly funny you all are with the quick quips that leave me in stitches…and the commitment to the characters using the ostrich every time Kaitlin calls in makes me laugh every time.
When my family went to France in the 90's, the first thing I remember when arriving was my mom asking a pair of airport employees if they spoke English & one replied in the snippiest way possible "we speak English, not American" & walked away.
It still makes me laugh when I hear Rob talking about being married to Kaitlin when they shit on each other so much in the show 😂
2003 Glenn was prime grade A beefcake. But 2022 Glenn's in decline... I think the problem here is that his toe quit, his neck quit, and unfortunately its no longer legit.
Glenn hasn't even begun to peak. When he peaks all of Philadelphia is going to feel it.
5 star men are too legit to quit for ETERNITY!!
i bet hes got a sweaty hog that wont quit tho.
"Arbitrary awards for imaginated achievements" that so brilliant, well said Charlie!
Glen made me laugh so hard when he asked if anyone was talking about him at the emmy parties lol
Sincerely nice to see there are people out there who actually even consider their kids' feelings before getting into public fights.
Many of us, myself included, unfortunately have parents who are basically the always sunny characters.
Glenn's picture pose in comparison was 100% spot on 🤣
I love the Rob Justice scenarios that Rob always finds himself in. Either as an active participant, or a bystander, weighing the scales of justice.
Glenn absolutely killing it on this episode.
The airport scene absolutely 100% confirms that Rob is in-fact Mac. I totally understand as a Brit the whole French hostility thing. I've kind of just accepted it over the years.
We need a tally for how many times Glenn gets injured throughout the podcast serires
Probably less than Kaitlin
Damn Charlie killed it at the end. Just as my cheeks stopped hurting from laughing at "the sweet cream of justice" he had me going with "born in bread".
As an expat in France, I can confirm that a lot of French people (not all) can be a bit extreme about their language they just can't stand people not mastering it and pronouncing things incorrectly and they would even judge you for that. As for the arrogance and rudeness stereotype, having lived in a major city, Paris and a small one near the Atlantic coast, it's 100% true for the former and completely the opposite for the latter. I was even creeped out by how nice people were there at first.
Can confirm. Growing up I spent a lot of time traveling to and around France. The random small towns felt like a different country.
I tried to explain to my yankee husbeast what driving in the city is like. It’s not something I’ve seen before or since . I had a universal drivers license but was too intimidated to drive there.
my best friend in high school was from the countryside of france and her and her family were so fuckin nice and sweet
I know Glenn always says he tries to be as unlike his character in real life is possible but it was really disappointing to find out that he doesn't have security cameras in his bedroom running 24/7. You know a camera for banging
That is not security camera.
Deep in my heart, I know he has them. But him not acknowledging them, really chaps my ass. 🤣
I will not believe that Denis Reynolds doesn’t have “security” cameras in his house
He wont admit it but the cameras he does have in his house are in his bedroom ;) its the Ass and Balls Money shot angle :P
But the angle....you won't be able to see anyone's face
You're in my room you're always being recorded
old lady house you’ll never be alone
It’s the implications…
I could listen to Glenn talk all day.
He has a great voice.
What with Glenn coming in with his broken body, cat stuff, ghoul poses (18:16 18:28 18:37 what is this man even DOING lmao) and champagne problems, and Rob dishing out Justice in a French airport, I _actually_ didn't care that they didn't talk about Sunny this week! It's also interesting hearing about award shows from the other side, especially when Charlie trashes their validity... and of course every time they have Kaitlin on is a win for us!
Honestly I never care if they talk about the show lol. Their banter is so good that I don't even think it matters
I could listen to Glenn talk for hours and hours.. he’s so endearing 😅
Sunny deserves an Emmy Easy. Much better show than countless Emmy winning shows
They will but allll late
The Big Bang Theory has been nominated for 55 Emmy awards. That's pretty much all you need to know.
Award shows are a joke. I've always seem them as some subjective popularity contest of Hollywood. They have their favourites that win over and over with no real technical merit to distinguish why.
Can you believe Bob Odenkirk didn’t get one? He nearly died for BCS!
@@elizarock655 don’t even know who that is
Kaitlin animated as a bird! Mwahh perfection, and had me laughing in addition to my laughing.
After Charlie called Glenn Draco Malfoy and replied "Oh that's pretty cool, He had the slicked back hair - that's the guy with the blond?" - he had the perfect opportunity to say "oh cool - well he was the original right"
First thing I thought too 😂
definitely thought he was gonna say that after he said "Oh that's pretty cool"
My thoughts exactly
Great minds think alike
I’ll eradicate those
Whenever they mention weighing the scales of justice when new events happen, I imagine Rob's face with a quick image of a set of scales transparently flash in front of his face with a loud chime of a bell
I love nothing more than hearing Rob talk shit about the French. I often feel like a general annoyance with the demeanor of the French is one of the few things the entire world agrees on. It has the potential to bring all of us closer together.
Everyone but the French 😂
@@RyanDudziak I see this as an absolute win!
@@RyanDudziak the world needs a common enemy, let's agree it's France - at least until the aliens get here.
Did you even watch the video? Even the gang agree that Americans are the ones who fit this bill better. The world hates Americans more than they hate the French.
I cannot stand people who are rude for no reason, it makes me crazy. It's so easy to be nice and polite 🤦♀️
Charlie talking about ghouls irl is pretty awesome lol
I realized when he said "ghouls" here on the podcast that part of what makes it so funny whenever Charlie Kelly brings up ghouls on the show is simply the way that Charlie Day says the word "ghouls"
Glenn’s laughter is my new favorite sound in this world.
The Rob giggle always gets me!
Rob's talking about Parisians, I think. In my experience, non-Parisian French people are typically pretty nice. But Parisians are always "too busy" to have any compassion. I once was at a Parisian cafe with my partially deaf friend who had worked really hard to learn French. And as soon as he heard her Scottish accent and beginner-level French, he replied in English. We ordered drinks, he walked away, then I "went to the bathroom" but secretly found the server and paid him 20 euro to finish service in French. I know money talks, yada yada, but all I'm saying is that Parisians seem to always act "too busy" to be nice. Everywhere else I went in that country was inviting and people showed a genuine interest in me. But Paris is pretty heartless.
Update: They are correct about the sacred break time. I went to the bank once and none of the employees would look at me. I said in French, "Hello... excuse me... is the bank open today?" like trying to be nice and eventually the bank manager walked out of his office and was like, "Hey, sorry, they're on their lunch break, how can I help you?" LMAO this was in the northeast.
Agreed, I go to France four times a year and nothing gets in the way of their two hour lunch and they will not work a minute of overtime. When the government suggests they make their working week longer than 35 hours, they take to the streets and set fire to everything!
ahh the magic of unions. i bet they get pretty decent pay too
@@katewelsh3095 As they should.
@@urosmarjanovic663 absolutely, vive la France 🇫🇷❤️
Rob made sure his wife got the cream to ensure they had a happy ending that day. I can respect that.
Establishing dominance to get filled up with cream.
Dude’s sincerely good to his family, nothing much more respectable than that.
I love these Rob Justice stories, they’re so well described
there needs to be a episode of sunny called Mac Justice and is about Macs alter ego where he fights "crimes" but it is just little misunderstandings or someone cutting in line and it just sets him off and he needs to set the world right.
That’s basically Curb Your Enthusiasm.
That guy just shushed me!
I could listen to Rob tell stories for hours, he is a great story teller and I'm always so engrossed
That's not me is it damn dude I'm stoned
I love Rob’s weekly “scales of justice” segment.
“Be honest, don’t do a bit” I love that he knows Kaitlin so well
My condolences. Sounds like you’re all struggling pretty hard. Hope things pick up for everyone soon.
I used to work a very tourist-facing job in NYC, dealt with tourists from all over the US, Europe and Asia, and my experience was that French tourists were BY FAR the most difficult people to deal with. It was like they went out of their way to be jerks, and while they were on vacation no less. It was baffling.
This has got to be turned into a sunny episode
Incredible how entertaining you guys can be telling a single story for almost an hour.. Bravo
Glenn's vitruvian essence clearly eminates from his toes up to the top of his spine, hence why his toe injury has effected his neck, a moment of silence for the end of the vitruvian era.
I love how blunt & straight forward Glenn and Rob are!
Charlie is hilarious, scales need weighing for some Rob Justice! 😂😂😂
He always gets her the cream
The side by side with Kaitlyn's frame having the ostrich over it is hilarious.
Now I have to see an episode of Sunny where we hear Dennis shouting "I desire the sweet cream of justice!" or "I will taste the sweet cream of justice!"
Recreating/riffing on this in an episode of Sunny would be really great!
Dennis saying "I will taste the sweet cream of justice!" Would probably feel really forced. Or you just hear it and then they show him eating ice cream....and then they zoom out and he's about to be executed for chopping up the gang.
I’m completely with Rob on this one. As someone who has worked both retail and in restaurants there is no reason to be so rude. Sure, some days are rough but that doesn’t give you a pass to be a complete jackass when you’re simply being asked to do your job. Also, $30 a head is insane.
For me it's when you try to speak French to be polite and the French pretend not to know what you're saying. I know they know what I'm saying because a) I took French for like 8 years at school and the phrase I'm saying is basic af and b) other French people have zero issues understanding me. But they can tell I'm British and apparently that's enough to be rude. Go to Germany instead lol, they're so nice there.
First, you should have conquered them at some point, but I guess the British are afraid of white flags. Second, Germans are just a bunch of socialists pretending to be nice so we don't have another world war with them.
I would hope most people don't do that! this seems extremely rude to me. I'm French (and living in England actually) and always find it great to meet native English speakers who learn French and try it out, it's an honour to have foreigners being interested in our language and culture.
@@kevinh.1624 Tbh I always assumed it wasn't the majority of France, more a good proportion of French customer service workers. Since I've only visited France as a tourist, the vast majority of people I've interacted with likely interact with other tourists on a pretty regular basis (food staff, ticket vendors ect.) and obviously something there has put them off foreigners lmao.
So nice that you live in the UK! Bit of a nightmare at the moment though with the cost of living and prime ministers coming in and out like a revolving door. Hope you're finding it okay here!
When I was 15 I went to France with my family. We were at a restaurant and I had to find the bathroom, I asked an employee in broken French, “hi, ou sont les toilettes?” He pointed down a hallway with a couple of doors, and as I began to walk towards the door I thought he pointed to, he grabbed me by the belt and slowly but forcefully pulled me backwards. After being leashed to him for a few steps, he pushed me towards (basically into) the door that was the bathroom. I’ve never had someone be so rudely helpful.
My roommate was French (from France) and I asked her about the stereotype about French people being rude and she said it was 100% true. She said French people, specifically servers, waitresses, etc., just find American tourists annoying and fuck with them.
It’s not 100% true. That would mean every French person is rude. I’ve interacted with plenty of people in France who were not rude. A stereotype is not a fact. That’s why it’s called a stereotype…
@@roycedot if you actually read my comment, that's why I said the stereotype is true. Meaning it's generally true. I didn't say it was a fact. I loved my French roommate.
I have an ex-uncle who came from Paris and the moment I met him, I hated him. Never understood what my aunt saw in him. Almost caved his face in for him a few times when he was being an unhelpful asshole for no reason. It's pathological how some of them are.
it's so weird. especially if you work in a fucking airport. in relation to rob's story, if you hate tourists (even if it's specifically british or american tourists) so much, why would you consciously decide to work in an area where you have to encounter hundreds of them daily?
@@1hall you sound like a Republican. Working in an airport clearly isn't a high paying job, people do not "choose" jobs like that, they take them because it might be all that's on offer.
Rob Justice and Kaitlyn Context serving up the Sweet Cream of Justice and the Black Coffee of Context could be a shirt.
I once had a layover in a French airport and it was exactly the same. I was once queuing to buy a bottle of water for a solid 5 minutes while 5 airport staff stood around talking in French and ignoring everyone.
They have strong syndicates and a propensity to worker's rights. Which is a good thing.
Bad thing is that customers shouldn't suffer because of that.
It's all about the balance.
@@urosmarjanovic663 So they're like the average union workers here in America or at the very least the bad apples of the union workers
@@MarvelousMusicmmusic yes. the fattie union workers
"a cream with no justice is curdled milk" LMAO!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Rob Justice: Fighting for truth, justice, and the Philadelphia way. Go Birds.
I feel like these podcast are really going to bring some good energy into the next season. Sitting down weekly and chatting whether about an episode or just life shows so much dynamic flow that it'll translate down the line.
2am having a bad night, cant sleep. Perfect timing for this to come out, hadn't even thought about it being sunday night
It gets better
The bird when Kaitlyn talks is GOLD
The more comfortable they get doing these podcasts the funnier they are. Best one yet!
For sure boner!
I'm so glad he mentioned the In-N-Out because this felt the sequel fr😆
It's just the continuing evolution of the man, the myth, nay, the legend, Rob Justice!
Great production! Video quality, sound, camera angles e.t.c. Best produced video podcast I think I've seen.
Rob’s social situations give me so much anxiety and fill me with anger. I hate people so much lol
I adore your sense of humor
it really feels like hanging out with friends
I think the French stereotype is specifically about Parisians. Everyone in the smaller places are lovely! Went into a restaurant in Paris and the second my dad opened his mouth and spoke with an English accent the guys face dropped and he shoved us in the back of the restaurant. The rest of my family are kiwis and the gal that was our waitress was brilliant asking us about our accents and joking and we made a point of being extra polite and grateful because she was awesome.
That story in the French airport feels so on-point to me. I'm not American or British, but I've had similar experiences, not to the same level as Rob - the cream of justice peaked there! But I've had a woman in a cafe refuse to speak English to me, but then speak English to my male friend. And I've also seen one of those people who check passports and tickets barely helping out a woman who was clearly in distress and was speaking English to him - it seemed like she was going to miss her flight and was looking for her gate - and he did the exact same "over there" movement that that woman did to Rob. I really don't get this behaviour.
I learned that if you say "Hello, I'm sorry, but I don't speak French, do you speak English?" in French, they'll be much more obliging. Easily the most valuable sentence you can learn.
@@oscarx-ray3545 or they will roll their eyes for your poor pronunciation lmao
@@TheEejitNetwork lmao that's my experience. i can speak it pretty well but i'm certainly not fluent and whenever i would speak French they'd always wave me off and reply in english
they would always treat my family better if we said we were canadian or anywhere but america / uk / etc.
rob justice strikes again on those jabronis!
There’s a French woman who works at my local Co-Op and you basically just described her exactly in that story. What’s strange is, after like 3 years of her being on and off, she randomly apologised to me for being grumpy sometimes and I was honestly so happy she mentioned something because I kept thinking what have I done to deserve this attitude and she says she just gets like that sometimes but it’s not me, it’s just all the BS she has to deal with at the shop all the time like thieves and attacks. I guess French people really are just unhappy most the time. Dunno why, but yeah I agree it must be a cultural thing to just be a bit of an a*se at times 😂