Off Topic: Ep. 67 - I’m Gonna Disappoint Someone
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- The AH Crew sit down to talk about pubs vs bars, X-Men movie timelines, the Nintendo Switch, and more on this week's Off Topic! This episode originally aired March 10, 2017 and is sponsored by MeUndies (bit.ly/29QtMVP) and Squarespace (bit.ly/2jsgC2m)
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Off Topic: Ep. 67 - I’m Gonna Disappoint Someone
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A "bar" is a place where you go to drink a wide variety of things. A "pub" is a bar that also serves food. A "tavern" is a restaurant that happens to also have a bar. An "inn" is a place where you stay that also has a place to eat attached, which may or may not have a bar. A hotel is kind of like a big inn that may or may not have a restaurant and/or other services available.
And all that gets messy because people tend to name things whatever the hell they feel like.
keineruhe Thank you for being a sensible human being
+keineruhe I always see an Inn as a resaurant you can also stay at.
So what is every "Sports bar" that serves food? Sports pub?
FINALLY! Someone nails it
keineruhe Well, you learn something new every day. Thanks for that.
I love how the " Foul language is prohibited" poster is positioned perfectly next to Michael, the most profane of them.
ProfessorPecs "profane"
"... and profane accessories."
Torian Flack goddang it, flacky.
they need to give Gavin a 15 minute talk show segment during the podcast called "what are you on about?"
67 is actually a prime number, good on you Ryan.
A pub is a type of bar, but a bar is not always a pub. Gavin's explanation makes total sense. It's a different atmosphere, even if the product (alcohol) is the same.
"Just staring at Ryan." You know, the usual thing Gavin does.
In England there is one day in the middle of august that it dose not rain, we call that summer
I see where Gavin is coming from with the whole pub v bar thing. Here in the U.K. there is a clear distinction between pubs and bars 😂
Ive been watching achievement hunter for years and I'm still enthralled by how smooth gavins skin looks
Loved the whole Pub vs. Bar discussion. Off Topic is great for that specific reason. With Gavin on it always turns into random conversations of misunderstanding.
Jeremy's keeping a journal that he writes in nightly where he records all the shit Gavin does that he would normally get pissed about, that way the second this year is up he'll just flip it open and start tearing into him about everything he hated during the year.
"June 7, 2017: Gavin talked about his FUCKING BATTERY POWERED TRASHCAN AGAIN!"
i like how they got the hugh jackman clip almost immediately but never got the remake of matt falling through the ceiling or the tentacle clip
I have a step-ladder. I never knew my real ladder.
There absolutely is a difference between a pub and a bar. At least in the UK
Yeah, when you ask friends to hang out at the bar, it's kinda assuming going out on a night out. The pub is just chilling out in the afternoon in an old building.
James Hirst They serve different purposes. You don't try and get a girl at a pub, it's entierly for socialising. You may try and get a girl at a bar or a club though, not much socialising at a club. Bars are a mix of pub and club.
James Hirst I've only ever really found bars in London. But even London has its fair share of pubs too.
A "bar" is a bar. An "inn" is either a small hotel with a bar in it, or a bar with a small hotel attached. A "pub" is a bar with oak beams. A "tavern" is a bar with fake oak beams. A "saloon" is only found in places like Vegas or Disneyland.
I agree! I've been on a trip to Europe before and England was one of the places I visited while there. I'd say I noticed that the pubs I went to were more like a restaurant that has a bar as well, along with them being mostly built out of wood and stone. The bars I've been to here in the US have always been more focused on the drinking aspect, and will usually offer appetizers and occasionally will offer meals too. I guess the main difference is the overall atmosphere, bars being more modern-styled and pubs being more medieval styled.
The house I grew up in had a popcorn ceiling with sparkles. Every time someone upstairs jumped or dropped something people in the living room got a shower of sparkles floating down from the ceiling.
public house is a stop over.
bar is a drinking place for the night.
a gastro pub is a "nice" resturant like pub with a drinking bar in it.
Public houses are usually next to a church and the centre of a village or high st.
Ryan is in full, "How do you do fellow kids" mode
Pub; you go for beer, meals with a chance of a game of pool/snooker and darts
Bar; you go for drinks only
Gavin singing the Xmen cartoon theme song is literally me every time someone tries to talk Xmen timelines lol
"You gotta get big and eat people" The best description to the "super hero workout" I've ever heard.
Gavin is absolutely right about bars and pubs, and I'm American. A pub is like a mini restaurant, it's about drinking AND having a full meal, while a bar is all about the alcohol. Yeah, you can get a basket of drip-cheese nachos, or a couple small, greasy sliders at a bar, but you're not going there for a full meal.
A good way to tell the difference (though this doesn't always work) is to ask does it have an age restriction? Because a bar is all about drinking and partying, they almost never let in anyone under 21 (in America). Because a pub is about drinking and eating, they will usually allow children with adult supervision, and will have a selection of soft drinks for them.
59:05
"Legs, Oh god legs! I still have Legs. Hand.. fingers, yup all the fingers, ears, eyes..."
That Theatre Mode was probably the best one they've done. I wish they could all be like that.
"Bar and Pubs are the usual places where people like to meet and hang-out, drink and have fun. Although many think that both these establishments are the same, they are not. Bars are establishments that serve drinks for consumption on the premises. A Pub generally is a place for locals to hang out, eat and drink."
thanks Google!
i feel so sorry for Gavin, like he speaks the truth about pubs and bars and the others are ripping in to him... when will they learn that gavin is normally right when talking about british things lol
I mean he is bad at explaining things
hlc2395 yeah but they are talking about the US so Gavin is wrong
hlc2395 I have the same mind as Gavin, he tries to explain things and the things that are important are still in his mind so it doesn't sound right when he speaks, which I tend to do as well.
hlc2395 Michael was saying that Gavin was right, but also kept saying that in the U.S. there is no distinct difference between the two.
Seems like it's just really fun to pick on Gavin is all.
my pub of choice does indeed have a coat rack, fireplace and serves meals. But it's Ireland so that describes most pubs in small towns/villages.
The pub vs bar isn't restricted to the UK. Like Michael said, there are Irish pubs all over the U.S....Except Iv only ever eaten meals at them. There are even places here in NYC nd NJ called ______ bar & pub
We have pubs in australia and it's exactly what gavin is saying. A bar is more of an environment purely for alcohol, a pub is sort of a hybrid of a restaurant and a bar. Kids are allowed in with their family's and (at least in australia) are actually allowed a beer or cider if they're over the age of 12, as long as it's with a meal. Most of the time when you go to the pub, you're either going specifically for a meal, or to just catch up with some friends or wind down after work, have a beer or 2. People don't really go to pubs specifically to get drunk, although some pubs will have a sports bar or something off to the side that can only be accessed by 18+ and people get pissed in there sometimes, but that's just certain places. Pubs are great, usually really warm and welcoming.
They should do a 4+ hour long off topic one day, hopefully it doesn't make broadcast kill themselves
Ares5933 they would drink their livers to death by the end
the more off topic podcasts I watch the more I keep thinking that achievement hunter is filled with vacuum enthusiasts
bar vs pub google search:
A pub is generally just a place for locals to hang out, eat, and drink. Bar and Pubs are both places where people can come together, hang out, drink and have fun. ... Though these differ, a Pub is a type of a Bar. Bars are retail business establishments that serve alcoholic drinks for consumption on the premises.
I love how Gav says "summer's right here" yet I was staring at snow till noon today.
Gavin with his beard at any close up reminds me of the toy Tim Allen Santa.
I'm in Portland Oregon and there is a Pub 181 on 181st and Division. It is like a bar, but has carpet.
Good to know that I have the same sleep schedule as Matt Bragg it makes me feel better about what a piece of trash I am
I'm actually genuinely happy to see Matt has showered
Ryan's Console definition humor made me happy. Thank you for that Ryan :)
"Summer's already here in March"
Meanwhile it's 20 fucking degrees in Delaware
K-Master -30° C up here in Canada. Enjoy the warm weather...
7Firefly7 yeah so cold 80 degrees in Cali
K-Master it snowed yesterday is Kansas
7Firefly7 yes but is that night time temperatures, if it is not then you're in Antarctica not Canada
Aaron Ryan Sadly I must admit a fallacy. The past week was -30°C, not that day. And yeah, we had a day where we were colder than Antarctica.
Everyone talking about bars and pubs. I just wanna comment about how much I love Matt's shirt. Majora's Mask is a classic!
Gavin always proposes a weird hypothetical question and acts all surprised when someone inquires further.
Favorite Irish pub is Two Fools Tavern in Albuquerque, New Mexico!
shit I actually want that jacket
fight me for it
I might actually get it soon, I love those types of Jackets.
Anyone ever tell you that you look like a prettier version of Kat Dennings?
If she ever needs a stuntlady you need to sign the fuck up.
Jon Nolan Bro, chill your beans. All the women on the internet are actually dudes
Rule of the internet; There are no girls on the internet.
I think that Pubs are generally more cozy and welcoming, including the food and stuff, but bars are just there for hard drinking
*looks up at popcorn ceiling and sighs*
that was the funniest theater mode bit they've ever played.
A bar is just a place to drink. A pub is a hangout that serves alcohol.
As a Latvian, I always love it when Gavin randomly mentions it.
1:40:00 Gavins "im sorry" was so funny to me i have no idea why
That robocop video is hilarious hahaha
It's a weird observation, I'll acknowledge it - given how much everyone else in AH has had a bit of a change in body shape over the last few years it's sorta astounding that Gav's old Team Nice Dynamite shirt still fits him so well
in the UK, a bar is just the bar part. In a pub, you would have seating and maybe a beer garden and a bar. Bar's are also found in a lot of restaurants or clubs. So the bar literally means just the table where they actually serve drinks, and usually, in a pub you can order food. I've never heard of a pub that doesn't have at least some kind of actual meal.
53:42 Nice cut right there.
3:04 Micheal's face is just a kill me face
god, that robocop spoof is an absolute masterpiece. holy fuck
Octopuses definitely DO have blood, lol.
1:02:56 Just watching through the old Off Topic episodes.
And randomly hear my little country mentioned, okay XD
Voices of wisdom from off screen is such a funny concept
so in case anyone was actually curious about their Rita Repulsa (Power Rangers) conversation; the actress for Rita was acting in a Japanese show that Power Rangers takes it's footage from called Super Sentai. The actress was then dubbed over for the american Power rangers release.
So late to the game but I LOVE this ladder talk. Little big giants forever!
I'm so hype to watch the hit man video just how they are describing it.
A pub is more of a combination of restaurant and bar, a bar is just a bar.
Is 67 a Prime Number?
Me: Hold on let me ask Christopher.
Thank you Michael, I never understood why I didn't like Sunny but you hit the nail on the head that it's just more-direct Seinfeld. Since I never liked Seinfeld either I totally understand why I never liked Sunny now.
In America, there is much less difference between a pub and a bar. The two are largely interchangeable. The common understanding, I think, is that if something is called a "pub" in the U.S., it probably is meant to evoke the ambience of a UK pub- although what exactly that is depends on which "pub" you're at. However, I've been to both bars and pubs in the U.S. which served restaurant-type meals. I've only been to one pub in the UK (alright, technically, I have been *outside* of one pub in the UK). I was still a kid with my family, and it was passed local dinner time, so this particular pub had begun to limit patronage to those above drinking age. Basically, at night it turned into just a bar!
I've got a 40ft extension ladder. thanks for asking gav
God, I love Matt. He has his wonderful moments :)
really helping me fall asleep with the ladder talk
Damn Ryan, 67 is a prime number
1:16:38 made me laugh so damn hard! it reminded me of Geoff's flub in the minecraft episode a while back
EDIT: 1:24:59 made me laugh equally as hard
I don't care about the difference, but me and a friend used to play music in a place in Rolla, MO, called The Public House Brewing Co., and it was awesome. Most people called it "the pub."
Did Ryan just make a death note reference at 1:49:43 ?! omg, I love Ryan even more now.
Highlight of my day. Thank you.
for the record: in season one of power rangers, they used footage from the Japanese show for Rita, in season 2 the show they were using for her had ended, so they hired an actress to play her role.
I, for one, love matt and am very happy that he's in this video
Home improvement of Off Topic
I figured out why Ryan hates the top floor of the bunker in 7 days to die, cause it reminds him of his attic lol
Ryan is looking extra dad here.
"It's March expect the summer." It snowed yesterday here in Ohio.
talking about the weather in the beginning, like omfg I'm so jealous. it just snowed another 6 inches on top of the 100 we got the rest of the winter.
MICHAEL IS SO RIGHT. The little giant ladders were dope but stupidly heavy. Made for a stable ladder tho
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of THOR...Even Gavin"
41:01 The second coming of Rimmy Tim the Jesus sim
in Canada (at least in Québec), there definitely is a difference between a bar and a pub. It is similar to what Gavin is saying.
A bar is a place to drink your heart away. You can do that in a pub, but it is more of a homey place. If I wanted to go get lunch with a few friends after a class in college if we all had free time, we would walk down the street to the pub nearby and get some awesome meals and a few beers.
If there was food in a bar, I would definitely not try it.
Sir BigWater like that in ontario too
yes, the ancient one from doctor strange played Gabriel in Constantine the movie(the one with Keanu reeves). also, she apparently has a form of synesthesia where she perceives words as having tast to them.
you guys need to get miles on this podcast i think that would be fun
"Is 1 prime?"
Quick, someone tell them about Numberphile!
Michael looks allot like Hyde from That 70's Show to me right now lol
Gavin’s definitely Kelso.. Fredo is Fez.. Fiona is jackie.. Geoff is Red
I was always under the impression that bars and pubs are in fact different, its just that in America, they're not called pubs, they're called "bar & grills". For example, say you want to celebrate with your boys and have a night out on the town, you'd hit up one or multiple bars for some rounds before heading out somewhere else. But, if you all just want to get together to hang out, you'd all go to a bar & grill, order a meal, and have a pint or two while playing a round of pool or darts or slots while you wait for the food to come out. Problem is, a lot of these places are "disguised", if you will, as family friendly restaurants, like Applebee's or Chili's. Despite this, there are ones that fit the more conventional feel of places that are more for adults, but I've found that they are more of a local business type establishment (as to be expected, really) and are sometimes harder to come across as a result. In my town alone, I can think of five places off the top of my head that fit the bill of "pub" as to how Gavin explains it, but they call themselves a "bar & grill".
Pro tip Matt; every day sleep an hour earlier, or later, than the day before until you get the sleep schedule you want. That way you don't have to make a huge adjustment at once.
Like stripper names, a proper British pub name follows a specific formula: A one-syllable noun paired with a two-syllable noun, neither of which has anything the fuck to do with the other. E.g., "Pig & Whistle," "Duck & Elbow," "Bong & Bedpan," "Zit & Dildo," etc.
Finally I've seen the mythical Larry
i really want to know how much fun Michael had being the voice actor for Sting Eucliffe from Fairy Tail.
What am I doing at 4:20 in the morning? Watching Off Topic and studying lol
a bar is a place with booze, a pub has a bar, the place where you get the beer and stuff in a pub is the bar.
Gavin is constantly under the effects of Heaven's Door
2 hours and 19 seconds of pure entertainment
I have a firemen's truck ladder that I use for recreational purposes like walking the grandma, peeing from high places and yodeling
LARRY THE FRIDGE!!
what is seen can not be unseen
when i was kid i saw the robocop movie thinking "wow cool, a robocop movie" and i was with my parents, was suprised.