Best Of The Rooster Teeth Podcast 

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twitter.com/RU-vid/status/1266051626562990082 @Phoenix Edits add it to the description please!

Why. The video is already timestamped. This was pointless

No, it's timestamped because they decided to take the time too.

It’s so annoying cause what Bernie is saying makes sense Gavin is just dumb lol

Last year I visited austin for the first time, first thing I saw while walking out of the airport was the set of boxed off doors that Burnie was talking about. It was like seeing the statue of Liberty😂😂

@@dillonschreiber2389 They both made sense and had a point, but they were narrowly dodging the point where they both meet

Gavin’s is about fixed amount, Burnie is arguing consistency. That settles the argument.

Andrew Gan Gavin just doesn’t understand bunnies point at all

Right after gus spends $110 on a huge one lol burnie is the best chaotic neutral

Tell me you agree with Gavin otherwise we are about to have our own construction arguement

Btw Burnie is right about the sliding doors. Some sliding doors broke at my work & someone fixed it in like 30 minutes the same day. He’s right it’s bullshit 😂😂

@@callummccarney7820 They're both correct

Callum McCarney Gavin’s arguing that Burnie always sees construction at Austin Airport because it’s the most frequent place Burnie visits, so of course he sees it the most there. Burnie is saying he will 100% of the time he sees construction at Austin airport, no matter when he goes. He doesn’t see construction at all in other places, even if he visits them frequently. If they’re good at maintenance, you should be able to go to the Austin airport and not see construction sometimes. Burnie says that scenario never happens. Gavin’s arguing fixed amount, Burnie is arguing consistency.

Even though Gavin is saying anything false in the argument, he is clearly wrong because he is trying to argue Burnie’s point which is totally reasonable

There's a new podcast called-Rooster Teeth podcast stuck at home with Geoff Gus Gavin and Burnie for first members

What happened?

@@alaskanspartan89 He had a kid, couldn't keep doing it

@@SpikeSeagull good to know

What are you talking about? The RT podcast ended after he left. What are you referring to?

i always loved how they fought over two different wrong answers lol

@@irishkid9797 It's 22 isn't it?

@@tomblakemoremusic yes there are 22 bones in the skull

I thought Burnie was gonna start crying 🤣

How many are there tough? Becuase the skull are actually several later welded together, do they count as one?

Barb is the perfect representation of the audience during Gavin and Burnie's bulllshit arguments, losing sanity by the second as the conversation devolves

Holy fuck. This made my fucking day

This quote is unbelievable. But it's recorded.

Burnies desperate pleading when gavin goes "why you so obsessed with the teeth"

Stopped what? The best of vids of RT/AH?

@@tmdelacrush His "RT Podcast Moments" series in specific is what I think he's referring to.

@@ABCDEFR gotcha

this aged poorly

@@chrisjones5411 both sides are at fault in that incident.

I don’t like Toblerone hahahahahha

It'd be hard to put a dog down, it would not be hard to put that dog down

“‘Letmusicring’ asked… ‘what does your computer do?’”😂😂😂

RIP

Nah. He was ALWAYS convinced he was right, and couldn’t even imagine if he was “off base”.

I think I finally got it this time, with it all edited together. I THINK I understand.

It’s two different arguments like most of their arguments. Neither are wrong they are just talking about different things.

I agree with him too, he just doesn't explain himself well.

Gavin is speaking in absolute terms (# of instances of construction at a given airport). Burnie is speaking in relative terms (# of instances of construction / total # of visits to the given airport). Within their own realms, they're both technically "right". However, the fact that I could articulate both of their arguments in 1 sentence, yet they couldn't in several minutes, means that they're both wrong in my book.

I still maintain that Gavin doesn't understand that it's relative and is too fixated on time

again all of you are wrong. Gavin is simply a dumbo and, as someone above mentioned, made a different argument. It's not that Burnie *sees* it every time, it's that he goes there frequently and *they still haven't done anything about it*

It just Shuts Off.

How

@@dillonschreiber2389 Okay, I've seen you ask multiple comments so I'll break down his point to you. Burnie complains he sees construction every time he goes to Austin airport. He then notes that when he goes to other airports, there is a lower incidence of him running into similar construction. Gavin notes that his perception is skewed because Burnie visits Austin airport more often than every other airport because he LIVES in Austin. Thus, since he sees Austin airport more often than every other airport, he is exposed to more incidences of construction. Burnie does not understand this point. Gavin is saying Burnie's sample size is biased, because every time he sees airports, Austin airport is involved. Thus, for every non Austin airport Burnie sees, he sees Austin's twice as much, meaning he will see twice as much construction at Austin than at every other airport combined. While construction happens at all airports, Burnie mistakenly thinks Austin's construction is more prevalent, when really he only has more exposure to the natural amount of construction occurring there.

Mukund Prabakar burnie is saying everytime he goes to Austin he sees construction meaning a percentage of the time. So he sees construction 100% of the time at Austin and say only 50% in LAX

Gavin is wrong. When Burnie catches a flight he sees two airports: Austin and his destination. If Austin airport has the same amount of construction as other airports, then the amount of construction Burnie sees at other airports should average out to be the same as what he sees at Austin. If that average is lower than the amount of construction at Austin, then Burnie is correct and there is more construction at Austin.

@@mukundprabakar780 Why would you assume Burnie is speaking in absolute terms? The fact that he keeps stressing "every time" pretty definitively demonstrates that he's speaking on a relative basis (i.e. # of times seeing construction / total # of visits)

Or that blood is connective tissue too 💥 Edit: also that there's eight cranial bones, including the mandible (lower jaw). 21:08 Immpressed by Gavin knowing there's three inner ear bones though.

Nope

Dillon Schreiber great rebuttal

WHAT

WHAT

Seems to be because he’s been very insensitive and racist on Twitter. And apparently retweeted a picture or video of a corpse

yeah he’s not a great person on twitter

Damn

To better times and memories

I’m only now getting into rooster teeth which sucks. I saw red vs blue years ago but I was never interested in seeing the RT members just talking until I heard the news. I never knew how funny these guys are irl.

@janithsamarasinghe341 silver lining, you've got a lot of content to watch

DUDE YEAH, I was wondering if we in Pennsylvania are as blind to other places' construction as Burnie is? Or is Pennsylvania (specifically Pittsburgh, in my case) just very similar to Austin in that Everything Is Under Construction For Years At A Time Always?

TheMardBard I feel like PA is a special case because it's like a widely-known joke that the state flower is a construction sign 😂

I might look like I have a lot of time, But not that much time haha!

@@PhoenixEditsRT Totally understandable. You truly put tones of time into your videos. HemboHero would be proud. Keep it up. If you ever plan on doing another best of Jack video, (maybe a laugh compilation) there is a GTA V clip where I think Geoff somehow flies a jet into a tree then ejects from the jet after crashing it and lives. Jacks laughter which ensues is so contagious. I can't remember the video title for the life of me.

Hahaha, okay, I'll give you that one