THIS MOVIE BROKE ME | Talladega Nights | The Ballad of Ricky Bobby | First Time Watching 

Lol so many good ones

Yea for me Step Brothers is my favorite comedy of all time.

please llol

Yes!!!

Was gonna say the same

The GOAT

No. The GOAT was his Father “ The Intimidator “ 3️⃣ Dale Earnhardt Sr. May he Rest in Peace 🙏🏻

​@@user-uv5yw3uw7qRaise Hell praise Dale. #3

You can Sherlock Holmes was awful and not funny at all.

​@piotrswat169 you beat me to the PSA 👍👍

Made me chuckle! 😂 He’s not wrong.

Hydrogen fire is practically invisible under bright lights

Came here to point out how terrifying an invisible fire can be. Of course that wasn't the case here but terrifying nonetheless.

Not really in NASCAR but in Indy where they use methanol fuel which burns invisible, gasoline used in nascar doesn’t

Yes, methanol fires can only be seen in the dark... they burn blue and the daylight cancels out the blue spectrum.

Yup. Rickey was probably actually on fire and NOBODY believed him 😭😭💀

Stock car racing is so damn cool. I haven’t followed any racing in a long time either (especially since we’ve moved on a good 2-3 generations from the folks I followed as a kid and I don’t know anybody now), but I still have an appreciation for it. A lot of people like to meme about racing the way I do about golf, but man, it is a *very* intense sport beneath the rather simplistic appearance. I think a lot of people also severely underestimate what it takes to be a race car driver. It’s no casual Sunday drive. The levels of strength, focus, endurance, and control required to handle these machines at these speeds-and under potentially perilous conditions when things go wrong-are insane. The g-forces these folks wrestle with are nothing to sneeze at, either. (Of course I get the obligatory “why do it then?” question that some might raise, and honestly I don’t have a good answer. Why partake in any of the strange, often dangerous things people do for sport? Racing’s typically not really any more foolhardy or damaging than American football, and that captivates the masses like almost nothing else. Hell, I’m pretty sure people get injured *less* in racing than most other sports-there’s just a higher potential for carnage when shit hits the fan. It’s at once both safer than a lot of other sports AND more dangerous, oddly enough.) I don’t think I could do it, as cool as it would be.

Why wasn't the answer provided? It was a simple question and I see two walls of text that don't list the speed. 180+ is the answer

@@ivankawnartist Because I didn’t know the actual answer either, and that question wasn’t asked until long after this time stamp.

@@Bobal27 Ah, I see.

They say if you go to a race live, then you will be hooked. But I quit caring (if I ever cared at all) when NASCAR went woke.

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Yeah, I forgot, John C Reilly was Stone Wall Jackson’s Ghost in Anchorman 2 lol

If you’d been at Atlanta in the late 90s and early 2000s, you might change your tune. Some of the best racing I’ve ever seen. The issue is nowadays, it’s harder to enjoy races more and more. All the cautions, predetermined breaks in the race, and the elimination of the alternate strategies that used to be absolutely amazing to follow live at the track - all but gone. I still watch NASCAR because my dad and I forged our bond over it in the 90s, and he can’t get into F1 and IndyCar. I watch those series for the racing, I watch NASCAR for him.

@@kfizz21 I never found it fun to watch, but I have an enormous amount of respect for the drivers. Because it is incredibly difficult to stay that close to the edge for any amount of time. I'm not an f1 or indy car fan either really. Those fields stay too spread out. I'm more into touring cars, gt3, gte. Etc. Close road course racing is just my thing. 🤷

I keep forgetting he's got lots of roles even in more dramatic films. He also got a band.

That was great, particularly because of how bitingly accurate it is for this era. Might as well just straight up reverse the quote/theme from the movie and say “if you’re last, you’re first!” What a joke this society has become.

It's stupid. As if coming in 100th and coming 2nd are equivalent.

@@blairhaffly1777 “B-b-but they tried! You’re a winner if you try! We’re all winners, we’re all special!” Ugh. How pitifully low the bar has been set. …And this is coming from someone who’s currently stuck in a rut and lacking motivation for a lot of things. I don’t *expect* things to be handed to me, though. I have Asperger’s Syndrome (or what I sometimes call it, “Super Asperger’s”, as mine is severe enough that it’s apparently closer to full-on autism; miss me with the new-age “autism spectrum disorder” BS, though), ADHD, an anxiety disorder, and a sensory disorder. Do those define me? Hell no. Should I get a trophy just because I have issues? Absolutely not. Should I automatically get everything I want just because I *want* to be better? Hell to the fuck no! You have to put forth effort in order to get places and earn things, dammit. That’s how life works-for all species in the animal kingdom. I can’t fathom thinking the way so many of these delusional people do nowadays. I think I’d rather feed myself to an alligator somewhere than ever join that appallingly entitled, parasitic school of thought, too. (Speaking of parasites, frankly, such people are insults to more traditional parasitic life forms: Even fleas, ticks, and leeches hustle a little bit. And at least they don’t pretend to be anything other than what they are. They also don’t screw things up for everyone else. It’s pretty bad when notoriously-repulsive leeches and ticks are more respectable than a lot of people these days. Nah, these bums are more like heartworms: they hatch, grow a bit, then proceed to suck the life out of everything around them.)

@@blairhaffly1777 What exactly are you trying to say? I can’t tell whether you’re agreeing or arguing. Because in many areas of today’s society (especially in America), the status quo is essentially that those positions *are* equivalent, and that they’re also equivalent to first place; nobody’s allowed to feel like they failed or fell short of anyone else anymore. Everybody’s automatically a fucking extra-special winner just for existing these days, and that’s what we’re taking shots at. It’s both ridiculous in concept and destructive in practice, breeding widespread complacency, entitlement, arrogance, and narcissism in the populace from early ages.

@Armaldo468 The talking point is weak in that the "participation trophy" phenomenon is overblown. Intense competition is available, even the norm in American sports across the board. The other one, "if you're not 1st, you're last" is simplistic and unhelpful. It's ridiculous to lump the whole field below 1st into one amorphous category. This is from the point of view of being in the competition, though. It was just a joke line intended to be absurd. It's weird to hear people treat it seriously.

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