When I was contracting in Iraq I got slashed across the forearm by some teenager in the street. The bad part wasn't getting cut, the bad part was I had to get stitches and a tetanus shot afterwards. So I can see were Geoff is coming from.
I'm seeing a lot of wannabe "tough guys" in the comments that think Geoff could have and/or should taken on the homeless guy. Meanwhile, I think a lot of them seem to be forgetting or are not considering some things. Things like: 1) Don't start fights with anyone, especially if you're having a bad day. 2) Whether the man had a knife or not, he is still a threat. 3) In addition, if he did indeed have a knife on him, I don't care how badass you think you are a knife can still potentially kill you. 4) Being a former army veteran doesn't mean a guaranteed victory in a fight, especially if the vet has been inactive for some time. 5) Some times the winning move is to walk away, avoid a fight, and move on.
Because the animated portrayal is based off him around the start of the company when in every single production they did he looked visibly annoyed. Nowadays he usually does have the super chill look compared to back then
Dude just because your in the military dosnt mean you know how yo fight, trust me I spent 6 years active and the majority of soldiers cant fight for shit (even In my combat MOS)
Geoff is the point he no longer cares about being stabbed by a homeless guy
I call that the ZFP - zero fucks point.
There’s a point in a work week or vacation or any activity really where you just run out of fucks to give.
@@SteveTAGamer Given what he's been through besides work and all, it's easy to see why Geoff has hit ZFP.
Can you blame him ?
@@justpapi divorce and alcoholism will get ya
When I was contracting in Iraq I got slashed across the forearm by some teenager in the street.
The bad part wasn't getting cut, the bad part was I had to get stitches and a tetanus shot afterwards.
So I can see were Geoff is coming from.
I feel like everyone just brushed past the park when Geoff almost pulled a Patrick Bateman and beat up a homeless man because he had a bad day
That homeless man nearly stabbed him in front of his kid, Geoff would been more than in the right for subduing him lmao.
I'm seeing a lot of wannabe "tough guys" in the comments that think Geoff could have and/or should taken on the homeless guy. Meanwhile, I think a lot of them seem to be forgetting or are not considering some things. Things like:
1) Don't start fights with anyone, especially if you're having a bad day.
2) Whether the man had a knife or not, he is still a threat.
3) In addition, if he did indeed have a knife on him, I don't care how badass you think you are a knife can still potentially kill you.
4) Being a former army veteran doesn't mean a guaranteed victory in a fight, especially if the vet has been inactive for some time.
5) Some times the winning move is to walk away, avoid a fight, and move on.
gus still saying he has a knife but geoff said the hobo was pretending to have a knife
That animation of the HIV needle couldnt have been ANY WORSE.
Somebody could create an entire wacky anime about Gus and Geoff's adventures with clips from the podcast alone.
I love how gus is so scared of a knife
a brit, a canadian and an american walk into a bar....
Thought that was jean reno
Why does the animation show the guy pointing at Barbara, when on the podcast gavin is pointing at geoff? Who hires these animators?
i feel like Geoff could have taken him
So is Geoff everything that's wrong with austin or Barbara?
Barb. Its those darn canadian immigrants
I've becoming increasingly more upset with Gus' animated portrayal, he looks so annoyed all of the time, but when you see his face, he's so chill.
Because the animated portrayal is based off him around the start of the company when in every single production they did he looked visibly annoyed. Nowadays he usually does have the super chill look compared to back then
The animated version is the inner Gus
People seem to forget Geoff was in the military and could beat the literal shit out of any homeless person if needed.
I mean, he was in the military decades ago and was there for journalism
@@MrBobcat1237 Still means he was trained, you're a solider first and whatever position you do second.
@@PoxMuffin He's also a 45 year old ex alcoholic
@@PoxMuffin if you don’t use it you loose it, and besides regular military doesn’t do a lot of hand to hand training tbf.
Dude just because your in the military dosnt mean you know how yo fight, trust me I spent 6 years active and the majority of soldiers cant fight for shit (even In my combat MOS)