Rich people don't wear shorts? - Succession 3x8, Chiantishire | Reaction 

Nasty work by Shiv. And love it. She is so funny

Stewy is the goat. I love him.

You could also say he’s the true winner of this show.

Stewie buys struggling companies for assets and lets the employees go

@@saturdaysequalsyouth Oh he’s an awful person. But that’s Succession.

He's not even sly. He's very honest about being a prick

And what does the symbolism means?

@@universalpower419 kendal death(suicide???) by water or something?

@@universalpower419 The blemishes or sordidness of the Roy family. I think the symbolism may have started in Season 1 episode 6 where Shiv says that Logan doesn't trust water. Logan's excuse is that water is too "wishy washy" but in reality, it's because getting in the water would reveal the scars on his back ergo his unsightly past. So in a way the show has since used water to signify darkness or unsightliness of any sort in the Roy family. Beginning with Logan and the cruises and continuing to Kendall and the waiter. That's my interpretation at least.

Water also can wipe away the dirt revealing what’s really beneath.

Excellent comment thank you. I thought the character was a massive phony douche and your detailed description confirms that.

*Sorry for the long text but just had to share this as I grew up with a narcissistic grandma very similar to Caroline but it actually had a happy ending:* My mom's mom is quite similar to her not just appearance-wise (it's uncanny) but mentally too. She was a nurse who got pregnant at 18 by my older grandpa who was a "big" ceo of a chicken company. They then got divorced a few years in and my mom grew up with mostly her dad and his future children in the south of my country while my grandma lived with another husband and his kids in the north. (She was also in a motorcycle crash at 19 and got a skull fracture maybe that played a part) She always had this attitude of being a victim and tried to guilt trip my mom her entire childhood by saying she doesn't appreciate all she has done, and long after I was born she would keep complaining that she doesn't spend as much time with her (while she was there...) but at the same time she would say the most horrible things to her and me like they were nothing. Eventually I cut her out of my life when I was 18 or so because I was in a dark place and she just kept criticizing everything about me nonstop. (being underweight, having a deadbeat dad, being a bad son, implying I'm dumb etc. My mom kept seeing her though and respected my choice, but she would try to manipulate her by making it seem like I am a horrible person who hold grudges over nothing. BUT then during COVID she actually went to a doctor and got help, she was suffering from depression and some other things too, and ever since then she's like a different person. At first I thought she was faking it but now I spend time with her every month and she's actually kind and seem happy for the first time in a long time! Also my grandpa is still kicking at like 88 with his wife and they spend Christmas together with my grandma (lots of arguments but they still do it lol)

@@Quzga thank you for sharing your experience. It's good to see there's real progress with your grandmother. Unfortunately, your experience seems all too familiar with a lot of people. When writing my initial post it made me think about friends and family members who have people like Caroline Collingwood in their lives. Her type of abuse may not be as initially severe as physical abuse but the long-term mental toll can have similar consequences as physical abuse.

Hells yes!

I never thought he was dead

@@LaCheeserie Me neither, I was surprised when they made a big deal out of it in the next episode

I'm currently doing a playthrough of Hades to get ready for Hades 2. I can't unsee Kendall as Zagreus now 🤣

@@chaost4544 One of my all time favorite games as someone who loves greek mythology and gaming! The second one is great too while managing to be really different!

I can't play Hades 2 yet because I don't have a PC. But the first Hades game is probably my favorite game of the 2020s so far. I can't wait to play Hades 2

@@highwind1991 Oh yeah! I'm playing Hades 2 right now , 100 hours in and I'm amazed how much content it has for being such early access already. Such great games, I wish all studios put in as much care and passion. Enjoy!😆

@@Quzga Man I'm so jealous lol. But I'm so happy to hear that even in Early Access it's an amazing game already.

I think I let out a bigger gasp seeing that than I did to the pole scene in Hereditary lol

@@Quzga 😳

Makes my little Greggies tingle from excitement if you know what im sayin....

Logan make Walter white look like a saint.

They have no clue what's going on half the time, so not a surprise. They never shut up during important dialogue and it has an obvious effect. It's night and day watching Blind Wave's reactions by comparison. They actually pay attention and aren't constantly confused. Weird how that works.

Hanging out by the pool with the kids

Isn’t he asexual, or whatever consexual, like he maybe likes the concept of certain types of sex

Rookie mistake

I've never thought about that actually! I wonder if the water is a metaphor for his addiction feeling like it's drowning him or sweeping in to take him away? He's fighting the water/currents? Sometimes he just wants to give in, or maybe I'm reaching. ALSO: self aware kendall is best kendall.

A lot of people have noticed the pattern. I personally think the water represents the stain Kendall feels over the boy's death.

@@milfordgunnie4599didn’t he do the float in the ocean thing before the guy died tho?

@@bigpictureguys8415 I don't remember that happening. Water was mentioned earlier in season 1 episode 7 with Logan so it may be a Roy family symbolism.

Cry harder

Eww

Men of culture?

When weren’t they paying attention? You realize this is a reaction channel right? You infant.

@@St.Severus Well, for example, they had a random pointless discussion over the last part of the conversation with Shiv and her mom which includes one of the best insights into Logan's relationship with his kids, that he never saw anything he loved that he didn't want to kick it just to see if it would come back. It's really not that big of a deal, but since you seem to take great offense to it, for some unbeknownst reason and feel it's your responsibility to defend their honor, I will elaborate. I think maybe the stupidest comment in response to people that would prefer that reactors actually pay attention to the show they're watching is "well it is a REACTION channel." Like do you actually think the rest of us want to just watch them sit there silently and stone-faced?? That's your only rebuttal?? That it must be all or nothing? Because that's the only way to defend your wannabe friends... To make up a straw man that we must just want them to do absolutely nothing at all. If I'm an infant, you're a complete moron. If you think that you made some kind of great point there. Good god.

@@St.Severus If you must know, for example: "He never saw anything he loved that he didn't want to kick it to see if it would still come back." One of the best insights into Logan's relationship with his kids. The "well it is a reaction channel" comment has to be one of the dumbest things people say on here. To feel the need to defend these people you've never met in your life. With the dumbest comebacks too. Do you think it has to be all or nothing? Like do you think that the rest of us, that amazingly would prefer the reactors pay attention to the show, want them to sit there silent and stone-faced? Are you that incredibly stupid?

@@derikk3215 I’ll defend them from dbags like you any day of the week. 😃

Ohhh noooooo! Please don’t go! 😂

Atleast react on kill movie 😢