there is a reason why teh Gulper looks deferent then the FAR HA BA version

You deserve a timestamp 2:57

That was hilarious! 😂

he healed the dog to lead him to the head

@@DeadyD0right Maybe, but he did smile ;) and as we learn later, he does have a soft spot for dogs :)

​@@silverbladeTE as Sokka said sarcastically about Zuko "in a lifetime of evil, at least he didn't add animal cruelty to the list"

He's evil. He enjoys inflicting pain.

And that was before the apocalypse.

That little Gary interaction was great. She was so exasperated. He also really does need to play some damn Fallout, to be fair lol. Anyways, great reaction guys!

Gary. Gary?

Or for RDR2 fans... Gavin! Gavin!?

GAAAARYYYYY Side note, I can't not think of Jerry from Rick and Morty when saying that now

HAHA! Gaaarryyy.

It's my new favorite saying. So versatile and can be used in many situations.

For me it’s “I’m tryin to eat my beans... but okay..” 😅

What in the world is that profile picture?

Not even top 100000000. Not even top 100 of this series.

Yeah the one near Saylorsburg PA was like that.

The one in my area is still doing okay and they were able to stay open for COVID since everyone stayed in their cars

Haha, it is a very memorable line 😂 And thanks, appreciate it!

Just when I thought nothing could top "sometimes a fella's got to eat a fella" he goes and says that

That's only in 2 games. One main game you're not even a vault dweller (you're also not a vault dweller in the 2 side games). And there's no Super Duper Mart anywhere close to the beginning of Fallout 4. I can't even think of where there is one at all (also, none in the other games).

The water breaking like that just happens in sooooo many movies and series, so that's why we commented on it. It's of course nothing compared to all the other crazy sh*t that happens in the world of Fallout 😅

Urinal Buffouts are op

WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME!!

Oh yeah, we got that. It was just ridiculous and obviously made no sense in a western, hence why we reacted the way we did 😅

There are no communists in the show. There are merely people FRAMED as communists because they dare to oppose the government and the mega corporations

It's also hanging a lampshade on how modern Hollywood happily sacrifices the quality and coherence of their scripts in order to shove their agenda down our throats. LOL, just kidding.

From the shock of Cooper face, i don't think he compromised but looked like it was edited later to suit the director demand.

i always thought the scene him saying feo fuerte ye fomal was use to reprimanding himself of his old self. he was ugly,strong but with no dignity. the same as that bad guy on the show.

yes and the oposite as well if you are evil but i think it was ears not fingers

To me, he’s always going to be Douglas Reynholm from “The IT Crowd”!

Yeah that makes sense. Although here there were skeletons in the cars with 3D glasses next to them, so it probably wasn’t a flee market situation 😅

@@KatSonny In the United States we have a (Mutually Assured Destruction Strategy, aka MAD). This means that we would fire land-based nuclear ICBMs first, then nuclear missiles from Submarines. In that scenario, Submarines would launch under the cover of night.

@@theylied1776 But the bombs hit LA during the birthday party which looked to be early afternoon. And we also know that the bombs hit Boston, which is 3 hours ahead of LA, during daylight. We do know that they hit on a Saturday, which explains why everyone was home from work.

@@Kaylakaze Drive-ins were also used for private events during the day.

@@Kaylakaze you might want to look up how an ICBM work. Within the nose cone of an ICBM there could be as many as 12 individual nuclear warheads with their own individual targets. A single ICBM can deliver warheads to San Diego, Los Angeles, in San Francisco. And they don't launch all of their nuclear missiles at once. There's land-based missiles and there's also sea bass missiles. Submarines that carry sea bass missiles generally fire under the cover of night.

Not at all 😂 MacLean is a common Scottish name. The author Alistair MacLean who wrote Ice Station Zebra and the Guns of Navarone is a good example

I'm pretty sure he went for what might be left of the medicine in the other ghouls kidney. Thus checking the tooth first for discoloration etc. Trying to get some extra time to make it to the next possible supply.

Haha, good one!

I'm trying to find the right stats here.. 15-20% will experience water breaking before labor starts. But I can't find any stats on the gushing. I just know it's not common, as the water will just trickle.

@@KatSonny Probably not at all common, but it can absolutely happen more or less just like that, especially if you're standing up and don't really have any indications at the time that you're going into labour. Ask me how I know!

@@ems7448 Yes. It can happen. But the fact that TV and movies portray it basically everytime someone's water is breaking is a gross overstatement, and that's what I pointed out.

It's a fictional world that has its own rules. It doesn't have to make real life sense.

We have a syringe that heals all and mini mechs and in a world that uses mini nukes as weapons, how they are able to 'heal' replace limbs is what people question? I mean if the doc had snip snip and had a leg laying around he probably could reattach it to him like he did for Lucy's finger, who knows that why the crazy world of fallout its both interesting and pondering on how that world thinking process works even before the bombs dropped and of course after and so far it's alot of destroying the neighbors yard and house because they have greener grass or a garden or just something you don't have and can't fathom the idea of talking with them they go straight to sabotage Edit:also with how the world would think after the bombs drop is also why people get really into it because "everyone wants to safe the world just don't agree in how"

I mean, Vaults do have actual proper medical supplies and equipment so I wouldn't expect much of that to be an issue for them, I think it'd be more questionable if it was the other way around and they couldn't easily take care of stuff like that. I don't recall her really doing any strenuous activities afterward either, except giving birth of course but I could be forgetting something I guess lol. And being cheerful and pretty upbeat despite the circumstances is sorta how Vault Dwellers are most of the time, especially those that haven't exposed themselves to the outside world.

@@mybedissoft sex is a pretty strenuous activity, if done right. And that more or less corroborates my point. In real life, this injury would have her in bed rest for a week, at least, and painkillers for weeks/ months. In Fallout? One injection solves it.

@sergioaccioly5219 oh yeah, true lmao! I don't know how I forgot her and Chet were about to smash. 🤣

Yeah! Just like French!

@@KatSonny true!

Yes, we find that out in the next episode 🙂

Idk what's the shows excuse but in the game it's bc the engine can't handle it

Or that even if they did all stop working in the day time...maybe in this world the drive-ins operate as regular parking lots for day workers nearby.

I think the Fallout Bible mentions that there's like 1 vehicle per 200 people but the Fallout Bible isn't really canon so meh and there are plenty of mentions of them in the games, like the Master's army (super mutant army) having steam trucks in Fallout 1 and I'm pretty sure the NCR is mentioned to have/had working vehicles as well. The Highwayman is a car in Fallout 2 that's fixed up by the protagonist and you use it to travel around. The main reasoning for why there aren't many actually shown iw because the game's engine so it'd be weird for them to switch it entirely and just start showing us a bunch of working vehicles. Plus a lot of them are just straight up destroyed but the others are just in need of repairs, but it's unnecessary for some, like the Brotherhood of Steel when they can just Vertibirds and fly everywhere a lot quicker than driving. So there's certainly people out there with actual working vehicles but it's few and far between, not to mention incredible risky and dangerous to just be driving a working vehicle out in the Wasteland for all to see, that's just asking to get robbed or killed for it. Edit: I imagine if the entire United States got nuked, a vast majority of cars would straight up just be destroyed lol.

Some cars might've continued to work, but they probably wouldn't end up parked at drive-ins later. That seems like it would be a pre-nuclear-war activity mostly.

Already seen it 🤷🏻‍♂️

Wonder if Cooper last name is Howard in honor of Todd

@@ukiyoideas2215 And birthday boy maybe named "Roy" in honour of Roy Rogers?

A country that no longer exists? 😂 The country whose capital is Chisinau would like to have a word with you

@@Vaultboy-ke2jj That's Moldova, not Moldavia. But nice try.

@@leeneufeld4140 it’s literally the same country 🤣 Next thing you will say that Eswatini and Swaziland are two different places or Burma and Myanmar 🤣

As I assume you haven't read comments or watched the next video, here goes: The gulpers that are in the games (FO4 dlc Far Harbor) does not look like weird finger-axolotls but more like "normal" mutated salamanders, haha. That's why I couldn't place them. Also, since they are in that dlc only, it's not a creature you stumble upon very often, like rad roaches, yao gais or, heck, even death claws. So excuse me for forgetting that gulpers exist in the games too.

Only certain people with the right genetics turn into ghouls. Other people just die from radiation. And I’m not sure if you are saying that Roger turned into a ghoul 28 years ago or started turning feral 28 years ago? Because it’s the latter

@@Vaultboy-ke2jj So Roger was born in the radiated world long after the bombs dropped. Why woud it only have started turning him in the last 28 years of his life? Was he using the Rad Away previously and then couldn't afford to buy more or find more so then the radiation started turning him?