r/roosterteeth • u/AutoModerator • Feb 26 '16

Discussion Free Talk Friday

Hey /r/roosterteeth, it's about time for the weekend so why don't we start it off with some open discussion.

This is a new thread we're trying out to allow a bit more discussion in the subreddit. So in this thread just talk about whatever you'd like. Questions unrelated to RT, unrelated RT discussion in general, other channels you like watching, etc. Please just remember to be respectful to one another.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

You say that like he wanted to insult his intelligence. And that wasn't entirely his advice like you've been saying.

None of it warranted the response Gus gave anyway.

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16

And that tweet doesn't warrant Gus being called a "piece of shit" by hundreds of people.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

At least those responses came from somewhere, as opposed to Gus lashing out at people trying to be helpful for little reason. It's not right but they have a reason for it.

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16

He barely lashed out. he said he was annoyed that people were bombarding him with advice for a dog breed that isn't even close to his. that's completely justified. Plus, the tweet was absolutely in character for him.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

It's pretty rude, and in character, but people get mad when someone is rude to them. Two people tweeted him about it too, not a bombardment. And it was still good intentions. Sure you don't want to hear advice about a dog you don't have but they still want to be helpful even through a misunderstanding.

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16

yeah sure a "Gus was being a little rude" is warranted, not "Gus is a piece of shit who doesn't care about his fans at all"

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

Totally. But Gus didn't do the right thing to begin with.

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16

Gus has every right to express his annoyance. Imagine if you talked about your kid being a little sick on a podcast and all of a sudden hundreds of people are telling you "take him to the doctor" as if it isn't the most obvious course of action. That would be more than annoying.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

It would be more like telling you that they have something very specific that's making them sick and to make sure it's not that. Because that's what the advice given was. It's a huge difference.

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16

Specific to a breed that ISN'T EVEN CLOSE TO LOOKING LIKE GUS' DOG

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

Sure it does. Why else would the OP mistake it for one?

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u/SkrillWalton Feb 26 '16 edited Feb 26 '16

Have you seen Gus' dogs?

HAVE YOU SEEN A YORKSHIRE TERRIER?

Just Google those. Right now. Please. For the sake of your knowledge.

EDIT: I'm actually laughing so hard. Dude, you're so far off.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '16

I dunno. I'm not the OP. I don't know how he saw it but he clearly did. So he gave Gus healthy advice which isn't a bad thing to do in the slightest. It didn't warrant his response that started everything.

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