Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures - Gavin Co-Pilot 

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Stop it

NO

I always took it as Barbara peeking into the play pen to check up on the two arguing infants.

figuratively*

AgentMaroon78 i cant stop going backto that

You can see the switch flip. No not that switch...

Flip flip flip flip flip flip flip

He cant unleash his anger as church anymore so it all comes out in real conversations.

I miss Church...

Ikr the past RTAAs have been meh but this one is really good.

Definitely

well because it's from old podcast

Probably because it's from the good podcast. Not those other ones.

I mean that Jeremy one was pretty good.

Yeah, I’m not sure if he’s implying that there are no plane signs and therefore there are no road signs, or that plane signs do exist but he doesn’t have to look for them. Either way, he’s an idiot.

He's referring to the countless signs present on runways, which a pilot would have to pay attention to, but the passenger doesn't.

he keeps bringing it up, too. don't know why, but it's hilarious

Alex Hill I bet that’s what he means, but part of me is hoping that he thinks that there are signs floating in midair that are similar to road signs but with planes.

That jet ski parking

It does fit Gavin very well

joe kickass Me too. Guess we gotta watch the podcast. That’s where they get ya...

@@09Santanico20 I bet they didn't get back to it though.

In cities where there is a lot of car traffic and not a lot of off street parking, there's residential parking zones that you have to apply for a pass to park on the street. Its so people who live there dont' have to look for parking like 4 blocks from their house or apartment

@@joesomenumbers Not all heroes wear capes.

@@williamgardner545 Some of them just tell us the shapes.

Twice

Don't worry, if it was Geoff driving, the deer would've jumped off a bridge to get away.

@@sailorsaturn1060 there'd probably be a kitten on that bridge as well but it wouldn't jump...

SailorSaturn10 right after it looks at him.

Geoff knows better now... He would have crashed the car so the deer wouldn't get hurt and then proceed to fight off a pack of wolves with a hammer to buy time for evac

The world will never know since Gav will never help

Yeah megs like that, part of the reason I never really liked her

+Nuke Narwhal Well i guess it's good that Gav's pounding that and not you then?

That's why Meg and Gav are a good pairing.

True, but it's the intent. If he had said "Oh I've tried before but she tells me to shut up" then everyone would be like "Oh alright"

*whispering "It's free real estate"

I lost it

_it's not a joint effort_

I was scrolling the comments hoping someone said this 😂😂 my fave bit👌

Not sure if it's the 1st but she was in the one about Linday's baby shower

I was thinking that too

@@lucigallagher4001 Then you are sure if it's the first. Since it's obviously not.

they probably meant that they weren't sure if the baby shower one was the first

@@leakypeach6250 No I'm saying I'm not sure if that was the 1st but I can confirm this one is not

Charlotte Lim same. If it’s a normal parking lot, like shaddup unless you see a really great spot. But if it’s like a venue or hospital or something like that, like not a traditional parking lot, EVERYONE in the car should be helping out.

As someone who sometimes has to park in a city (street parking)... help is always appreciated for that.

Yeah but.... woman. (Just a joke)

Because there's a huge difference between trying to help someone in a way they want to be helped and trying to assert control over a situation despite being a passive participant.

Mostly because she's suggesting to park it in another lady which is her way of saying "I want a divorce" but you know same, same

But he didn't. The Co-pilot is still a pilot who pilots the aircraft, Gavin isn't a Co-driver with Meg, he's just a passenger which is why he said the pilot doesn't need the passenger's help to land the plane.

@@KnightJauneArc Right but I think for most people the passenger is the navigator and does GPS and helps look for parking, etc. so in essence the front passenger is the co-pilot.

No, because the co-pilot has controls. The front passenger seat in a car is still just a passenger seat, same as the back seat. None of the controls for the car are on the front passenger side of the window.

@@Matt-wg9xn thank you. I am my mom's co pilot.

@@KnightJauneArc That’s what made it an awful comparison. He said “Does a pilot need help when flying a plane?”. Yes they do, that’s exactly the point of a copilot

That is the face of perfection

Marcus Alm took me two minutes to notice he was in it the entire time.

Would you trust him anywhere else?

They did that in a previous RTAA where it was Barbra, Burnie and Gavin in a giant SUV and Gaving was in the pink child seat XD

Poor gav. You deserve at least a red kid seat. That’s what all the cool kids ride in.

He couldn't get a license at first, because citizenship. For awhile he lived with Geoff/Jack so they'd drive him. Then there's taxis and Uber. Easy to not drive with enough people willing to drive you, in an mostly urban area like Austin.

Alex VA much of England has more public transport options, and cars aren’t as needed. See that in the US in some major cities.

Add in some areas you can just walk to. (As someone who can afford to get by but no car...) Just a matter of caring or not.

If I were to guess, never go somewhere alone.

Fair

TheyCallMeSAD I JUST gave mine to my 2 year old niece. Quite surreal to see it here, and THEN to see your comment. :-O

@@CastleBravo023 Ayy, totally swag

THanks mate, I was looking for this.

Thank you!

Thabkd

This. If the driver is being VERY unsafe, telling them such isn't backseat driving, it's looking out for your own safety as a passenger... and if the driver keeps it up, you'd be best off asking to be left out of the car.

Kuroro Ussually unsafe drivers are the one who hates being told how to drive the most. If you even try to suggest they are driving too fast they willlook at you as if you've spit on their mother's grave.

@@LeonGun8 that's their problem, not mine... and i meant VERY unsafe. If your going twice the speed limit, you're either slowing down to be safe or to drop me off. It also depends how you ask... "hey [driver] I'm being serious here, I don't feel safe with [very dangerous element] please stop it or drop me off right now." You'll either be dropped off or they'll be more careful (Maybe begrudgingly so) And if they're dumb enough to refuse both options... that's unlawful detainment.

That is me I feel more comfortable as a passenger helping than as a driver

This is Cayde.........We are talking about

You gotta promise me

Put uldrin in the ground

Im so glad im not the only one seeing that ad EVERYWHERE

NOOOOOOOOO! No! no.

Because they're both having seperate arguments.

Gavin is schrodenger's moron: He's both a genius and an absolute nincompoop at the same time, and it's only when he opens his mouth that you find out which.

He has a habit of applying logic that only works in a parallel, but differently-based argument, and tries to force the latter to match the former, like trying to jam the triangle through the square hole on a Fisher-Price toy.

Gavin is like Karl Pilkington. Sometimes they say really profound stuff and sometimes you wonder how can somebody be this stupid.

5uperM No he isn’t. A lot of times like this Gavin is right and just can’t explain it well enough.

It reminds me of Carl Pilkington. Neither of them are idiots (most of the time), but people often take what they say out of context, or refuse to further explain what they mean if it was taken the wrong way. Then again, that's what makes them so entertaining lol

Gavin just lacks any form of common sense. He can retain a crazy amount of information but he can just barely communicate that information to people.

I agree, most of these simple arguments are just problems because theyre arguing different points. Gav is saying "The person driving is 100% capable of finding and parking without assistance" Burnie and Gus are saying "Its nice to have help to find parking to speed up the process". Seems like Barb is the only one who understood that.

I think it went off track because they were shocked that Gav hasn't ever thought of helping someone find a parking spot as a passenger in his 30 years of not driving.

Gavin is also immediately obfuscating any point they make by talking about irrelevant vehicles. His analogies keep derailing any point burnie or gus keep trying to set up. Gavin's main point is he doesnt care and feels no responsibility or inclination to help. Thats what burnie and gus keep trying to argue against.

so if I understand you correctly, Gavin is saying although he has the capacity as a passenger to look at signs he isnt obligated to do so, therefore hasnt seen the residential parking pass sign. Burnie and Gus are saying because Gavin has the capacity to look at signs as the passenger he should have seen the residential parking pass sign.

or more simply. Gavin isnt the pilot, so he doesnt have to look at runway signs is the same as Gavin isnt the driver, so he doesnt have to look at road signs

@@tk5800thesecond spot on, you got it exactly right

that didn't age well

Cybernetic Husky Oops...

Not with health and safety as it is these days. Back in my day i was thrown out of a plane at 30,000 feet and i liked it. A few broken spines never hurt anyone!

😂😂

+HASEnoncorperated Yeah apart from the physical torment of snapping your spine in half it won't hurt at all.

Really? .... I gotta stop flying Delta

And put Gavin in a booster seat!

@@AnnaZverina 🤣🤣🤣

Ppppppbbbbttttt. Flip flip flip flip flip

It is soooo good

I need this as a GIF

That was the highlight of the RTAA.

I'm gonna have to go with Catbug on that one.

Gus is _right there!_

UltraPrimal yeah especially at 2:44

You spelled Gus wrong.

Too bad she's not in real life.

You may be able to derive, but can you integrate as well?

I plan on it lol

I keep hearing it as "Aldrin." And if any of y'all have read "Silent Spring," you know that putting aldrin in the ground is not a good thing.

But when you're putting Uldren in the ground, do you look for signs of where you can put him, or do you have him help you navigate?

@@shadowshedinja6124 Oh thats perfect.

Ryan Lybbert, it should be obvious. I mean, this is Cayde we're talking about.

Uber.

i'd say it'd be good for him he needs to learn not to depend on someone.

im sure the milionaire will be fine.

He's not stupid, i don't suggest the driver to park anywhere as they have the controls so it's there responsibility to park safely.

parking is not that complicated, pointing to a parking spot doesn't mean you're telling them how to park.

Gavin's dumb that way.

Not for once, I am starting to notice that people in Rooster Teeth really like to jump down his throat to make him look like an idiot. Sometimes it works, then you get moments like this and the whole Pubert Adams situation where he is correct but people are like "No, u stoopeed!".

I'm not, and I live in the same city as all of them. If you're in a part of Austin where you need to look for parking you've already lost if you need someone's help. There is no parking spot that lasts more than 30 sec downtown, and you usually have to cut someone off to grab it. So Gavin should just keep quiet and let Meg concentrate.

All that and if you’re turning on a crossing/highway the person on your side should look the right side (left if your in eu or japan) to confirm if the road is clear

@@derpdankstrom That's a bit too trusting. I'm not blindly turning onto a roadway without verifying myself that it's clear. If your passenger messes up and says it's clear when it's not then regardless you as the driver are responsible for whatever happens.

Yea, I'm with Gavin. I live in Austin(off Riverside) and only use Lyft to get around. The driver can figure out the parking

As someone that legally can't drive, I'm with Gavin on this one. It really isn't your responsibility to pay attention to parking signs, because if you have zero experience driving, you're going to be more of a liability than an asset in the situation. If the person ASKED for my help, I would definitely do my best to offer it when looking for parking. But if they don't, I think it's more rude to make assumptions and tell someone where to park. That's called backseat driving, a term commonly seen as a bad thing. You're trusting the person to drive you miles and not hit any other cars or obstacles. I'm pretty sure you can trust them to pay attention to the signs--because that's what a good driver is supposed to do anyway.

Thanks bub!

I saw that too🤔

Honestly, Burnie just proved he approves of Backseat driving. So as stupid as Gavin's statements became (he was just playing it up by the end honestly), Burnie saying a passenger should be a "co-pilot" is like " eeeeeeeh no".

Yeah he was playing it up but I love how he can rope Burnie in with those statements. To an extent the passenger should be a co-pilot at least a little bit.

@@trimetrious9 Only if they're asked. Otherwise it can be annoying. Any time my friends try to "co-pilot" themselves it's usually because I'm going a way to get somewhere that I know and feel comfortable taking, but they don't so they get freaked out. If someone is asked for help, then it's okay because the person actually needs and wamts your help

Fair point. It's not always necessary.

Chocoboba Fett I disagree. I hate backseat driving but I fully expect passengers to offer help and/or information as needed. If I don’t want it? It’s simple. I let them know I’ve got it under control and I’ll ask for their input when I need it. I shouldn’t have to ask them for help.

levitator45 The point isn’t whether she’s capable or not, the point is that he puts zero effort in to help. Also, if you’re driving in a crowded area, looking around for something, it can be very dangerous to keep your head on a swivel. If the passenger can assist with that, it’s keeping everyone safer

@@matthewbrown9086 Wrong the point is HE doesn't need to help her with parking unless SHE ask HIM.