Ah yes, the well known "I'll tell them I'm not cold when really I am ploy" What if its not about you and that person just feels more comfortable that way. You're being ridiculous
I'm one of those people lol. If I'm genuinely cold I'll throw more clothes on, but generally if it's above 20 degrees fahrenheit, it's shorts and a tshirt for me. I catch shit for it all the time from family and it drives me crazy. I'm also a bit overweight (270 pound guy) so that probably is why I handle cold better
Nor would they have called an ambulance for his dumb ass right away. They'd have driven him five miles down the road, dumped him in and alleyway and then called the paramedics.
Demetrius Jones rewatched again and correct omg! If he was just humble enough to accept the other chair, he would've lived 😂. But like he said, life is for pussies, man™.
The way he says "weird for you, maybe" kills me every damn time... makes it sound like a stubborn child arguing with a parent while being clearly not in the right (and deep down knowing it)... which is really funny to hear from a proud chicano thug. He's such a great actor...
Recognized him instantly. Knew at least someone would point that out. Aaaaand.... Im gonna go start Breaking Bad again. This was enough a trigger for me.
I dunno if anybody noticed it, but at the beginning of the skit, Carlito is about to take a seat when another gang member takes the chair he was aiming to. After that he throws the tantrum
"We gotta sell more drugs, and we gotta make more crimes happen" - start small and work your way up, stay focused on the tasks at hand. I respect that.
I've been Carlitos... so many times... no it's fine, it's fine, i'm okay standing, it's fine, i'm definitely not trying to lean awkwardly on the wall and seething in rage internally from my eternal inability to grab a chair on time and wondering if the universe is conspiring to always leave me seatless because i'm to embarrassed to admit i need a chair
TheCoyoteHill do u have any proof on that? i wanna believe that the medical community at the end of the day has patients' best interests at heart but idk it just seems like bs. like at best what youre describing seems like a rule of thumb that paramedics follow, but is there a specific rule that says that?
