Real ass quote

I have worked with people who have been as lazy as those two so completely get why Benson gets as mad as he does

I grew up and became Benson. I just fly off the handle now because all my patience is gone.

@Homer real steel phrase

​@@BigWheel. go get therapy

I remember that episode. Even when I was a kid, I felt sorry for him. It helps that Mordecai and Rigby acknowledged they screwed up.

Being a manager… the feels.

Even when I was a kid I felt bad for him and started to like him more

cried so hard he turned into pops

@@margeryojije7862 Benson admits in later seasons that the reason he never fired Mordecai and Rigby was, 1.) because he admired that they never let bad situations get to them, and 2.) Because he used to be like them and wanted to give them the chance to change. Also, you can sympathize him a person without agreeing with their actions. It's obvious he SHOULD have fired them, but then we wouldn't have a show to watch.

man he only did that because almost nobody would take that job to begin with

I gotta be honest the only two people who benson won’t fire would be pops and skips, the other four would be fired within a week if it was a real job

​@@elderjose9662there would be someone I mean if i can remember It happened once

@@seabass8593 benson can tolerate muscle man and hi five ghost are more than mordecai and Rigby.

@@seabass8593muscleman and fives do horse around but they do actually finish their work before doing so. And that is all Benson cares about

When I was a kid I thought Benson being angry was understandable. But when rewatching the show I really noticed that aspect of Benson

Exactly. Benson is a super down to earth dude if you just respect him as a boss and do the chores he tells you too

Yeah I remember the very first episode showed that, when he was willing to give them a raise

That’s kinda the joke though. When you are a kid most authority figures look like angry control freaks when in fact we are just little shit heads.

@@forastero54321 Being mindful of others is a trait one learns growing up. Circumstances that pushes responsibility and learning early on; a situation where you need to take care of someone who can't help themselves, bad family situation ect..

On *top* of payment, no less! (when they don't owe money for shit they destroyed, of course)

Yeah ive always liked benson and when growing up this makes sense like damn he is the nicest boss possible with the bad shit he deals with quz of rigby and mordekai and i hope i spelled that right

@@chicagospy you spelt Mordecai wrong

Honestly early on they would make it a point to show that Benson would actually reward the two if he thought they were actually doing their job... Now they would always turn out to have NOT done the job... but the point still stands.

If he fired them who would take their place? There was an episode where he could have replaced them but the replacements didn't want the job.

WOW

Not to mention a whole ass major putting him in charge

Wow

omg i never thought of it like dat😯

This shows you don’t understand the real world idiots and jobs give an idiot a job and he’ll fuck something up eventually while fucking around hints towards mordicai and rigby yea their chill but holy fuck they’re bad at there jobs benson just wants them to do their jobs no matter how simple the task is and they don’t even do that so as the boss it’s frustrating seeing an employee fuck around all day like them

I see what you did there.

@@giraffe460 I don't. Explain, plz? ^^

Yeah, he plays an angry man well.

@@catbatrat1760he sounded like pops

Of course, He has to do a splendid job or he's fired

For real.

Problem is there are bosses out there who make it not worth keeping that job and unfortunately there are jobs not worth staying at

really weird when CN turned it into some gif in commercials

There are, certainly, but Benson doesn't seem like one of those.@@Friendly_Neigborhood_Astolfo

Yea that hits deep

And in the episode Replaced. Also he was a dick at first in Eggscellent, but he redeemed himself. The same with Stick Hockey.

And when he trier to spoil the final episode of a show for them. There was a few times.

Also the "Eggscelent" episode, he chose the worst time to scold Mordecai about skipping work. Like his best friend may never wake up and now you choose to scold him.

I will defend Best Burger in the World. it was very strongly implied that had they done the work that they would have been done in time. As well them not having finished their work would be alright in a vacuum, but they never ever finish their work.

@@Nionivek even if they never finished their work he does NOT have the right to eat their burger that THEY paid for before having the gall to tell them that's what happens when they don't work.

A character isn't perfect? Woah such knowledge. 😐

He doesn't have conflated character flaws especially considering it is just Mordecai and Rigby that irritated him

Fr

His parents also taught him that the only way to get what he wants in life is to yell

I rewatched Regular Show and it actually hurt how childish Mordecai and Rigby are in the earlier seasons I refuse to believe they are 23 years old, they act like 12 year olds. The development in the later seasons was nice but Benson should have 100% fired them realistically Other cartoon characters make since because they are still kids but these are full on adults, somehow with a job

I think you can’t truly hate someone when you understand them

​@@retrac3147Hitler, Jeffrey and zao

As a kid I def liked benson. They were just so annoying. He was never unreasonable

You see Batman, I have a very tragic backstory that explains why I blew up the orphanage and why I'm about to feed the survivors to my pet tiger Terry.

@@missshannonsunshinethat was intentional, though.

Been down that hole too where I've had to call back to see where my application was at because I had three consecutive progressin interviews and when I called up they asked ME to call them back later and I never did.

But you just explained why you shouldn't give a shit about your job Like the reason you actually will be fired is probably for a reason you did not deserve. Like any relationship really. You put all this effort into and whose appreciating you? So do the bare minimum.

@@hookah6579 Sure, and then when the goods and services you get are bare minimum or worse you don't complain, right?

​@@hookah6579 And who would want to hire half-assed employee? The choice cannot be higher for employers to choose their candidate and for the employees? Even doing your best still couldn't get the bare minimum job you think you deserve.

@@bittersweet4074 oh I deserve everything in this world and more, the sad part is how little other people think of themselves and it effects my world. Which I own, yet somehow others don't see it but get their little dicky wicky in knots because I broke the arbitrary rules of their gay little subreddit. Short version is, who wants to higher a bad employee? Noone. But they shouldn't get a choice in the matter because fuck them they aren't me

Yeah bc mordecai and rigby always put everyone in life or death situations Lmao skips was very patient with them I would be drained.

@@zaire-aniyarobinson2928 yea for real lol but there is even an episode where’s he super stressed to the point of death

​@@zaire-aniyarobinson2928 😊

Though ironically, Skips did kill Rigby in the arm wrestling episode.

That’s why I’ve always liked Skips even Benson now since I’m 18

Benson having to answer for their screw-ups is literally the premise for the episode where he has to get a golf cart fixed at its dealership, which is over 1,000 miles away for some reason.

Honestly Benson could fire them if he really wanted to. Like when those two tech kids came around and Benson wanted to get a picture of Mordecai and Rigby's reaction when he told them they'd be fired.

@@Eres_Nyx1154 how would he replace them in this job market though?

@@BigWheel. Do they even do anything? Maybe offscreen they pick up garbage or something, but it sounds like firing them would save on thousands in damages alone. So why worry about replacements?

​@Sumthinorother if I recall correctly, Benson has admitted to Mordecai and Rigby that he does like them, but wish they weren't such slackers. He knows they can do better, and he is trying to teach them responsibility.

Considering that most high schools don't let you go back after your graduation class year, pretty cool.

yeah at first mine was mordecai until i realized he was a selfish asshole then i started loving rigby

At first I didn't understand what was going on when Mordecai started hanging out with Margaret until I realized how much Mordecai neglected Rigby every time Margaret was around. It banished my heart everytime Mordecai chooses Margaret over Rigby. I remembered an episode where Mordecai grew jealous of Rigby for being himself, just goofy and funny, I remembered Margaret giggling from that and Mordecai grew angry about it.

as the oldest of 5 i always related with benson because i knew what it was like to be hated for being the messenger.

@@michaelwhary7697people get their GED instead

Except SpongeBob actually worked not like Rigby and Mordecai but they turn SpongeBob even more annoying in the post season three

​@@ronaldomontero3624Spongebob is a competent worker but has a very annoying trait, that being that naivety and toxic positivity some people have, well, it was true positivity for Spongebob though

Larry from TAWOG is a highly honorable mention! He’s literally carrying Elmore’s economy by himself and his multiple jobs yet never gets a single tip from anyone.

Personally as I got older I realized I resonated with Rigby more than mordecai. As Rigby had more internal and everyday problems than mordecai. (Being too short. His brother, him not having a degree etc, As mordecai mostly struggled with love interests. RIgby struggled with far more different range of problems. And needed more character development than mordecai. As he usually pushed mordecai to do bad things at least a handful of times. Rigby felt like the main character to me now looking back. But you won't really understand unless you rewatch the show when you're older. When we're kids we don't really think or care about those other things. Like development and etc which is why we didn't pay attention to Rigby growing up

@@buincqv67 as a kid I always liked rigby because he was the funnier one he’s still my favourite though

@@buincqv67 Rigby's the most annoying one in RS, majority of the problems that appears is because of him, he's the bad influence that keep egging Mordecai to skip work and do crazy shit, so as a kid I've always wanted to beat the shit out of Rigby, now as an adult what he did to Mordecai (convincing him that he didn't get in college and destroying his future) truly disgust me

Fr, sometimes I felt annoyed with him but I knew Mordecai and Rigby were in the wrong and then as I got older I realized just how generous Benson was, like shit the fact they had their jobs was crazy.

onggg i never hated benson

Not only that but he's a starving artist working at a dead end Job, I recently rewatched Spongebob up to season 4 and the first movie and you do actually see Squidward soften up a bit towards Sponge and Pat as times goes on, being less outwardly mean and vindictive, plus he does always show up for parties and other important social gatherings in the show, and even is normally smiling when he's in the background of these scenes.

Even as a kid, I was always on Squidward’s side and couldn’t stand SpongeBob and Patrick half of the time

@@NachozMan The episode where Squidward had Sponges back when he gets scolded by an angry customer is great to

@@PrinceFloof the krusty krab pizza?

​@@AdrianCruz_ 🎶 Is the pizza for you and me 🎶

@@margeryojije7862 He was once like M/R and wanted to help them mature

@@margeryojije7862 What a sub zero Iq take

@@margeryojije7862 wtf

@@margeryojije7862 It’s a cartoon lmao Obviously if he fired them there would be no show. But Benson’s character wasn’t the jerk Mordecai and Rigby made him out to be

@@margeryojije7862 Huh?

Perfectly said. Mordecai and Rigby slacked off on a sweet gig. Anyone who viewed Benson as a "tough boss" is probably some emotional anti-capitalist anti-work redditor.

Reminds me of Squidward tbh (especially the early seasons)

​@@margeryojije7862 I don't agree. Remember the episode where they almost got replaced and no one wanted the job? They might be bad workers yeah but its not like Benson has a large pool of good workers to choose from. Its a minimum wage job that obviously no one else wanted.

​@@margeryojije7862 you've never been a manager, have you? You don't always get the cream of the crop. Usually it's the crud they scrape out of the bottom of the barrel.

@@margeryojije7862 no one cares

Yea I’m just now watching this show as an adult as a kid I watched bits and pieces but never got invested but I like skips a lot he is a cool character for the reasons you stated he is somone you can look up to he is strong and knowledgeable and someone to aspire to be

That is unless, the media executives decide to take the show and ruin it. Then it just becomes a cesspool of bullshit and nonsense or just plain unwatchable. #animerocks

dude I'm 25 years old and I still don't understand Benson at all, I don't identify with him and I definitely don't think anything of what you think

​@@elderjose9662 Weirdly I can as going from someone from a much harder workplace to easier. I feel like Benson unintentionally towards servers when it comes to being the dishwasher. :X Where most of my other peers don't detail, I go out of my way to, but I don't get angry but with a smile. I unintentionally inspired of my peers and sort of police the front as as I just want them to do better. I am help training a fifteen year old in a slower place where I just don't want to stress my co-workers due to being a clear league ahead. So much so when I was being employed last week my boss skipped the interview as I had 5-6 years of experience right across from his place along side being a dishwash manager.

​@@elderjose9662that means the next 4 years are gonna be extra rough. Buck up kiddo. Your gonna learn a lot.

Squidward and Benson are probably the two best examples honestly

Especially considering benson's own bucket of problems within the story

I love the mordecai omission LMAO

Also, Maellard or Pops could have also fired them 🤔

@@runemaster8656 Mordecai was always the more mature of the two at first, but Rigby gradually got there in later seasons

Me when I lie:

Me when I lie:

yup

​@is17a985 wdym

yup

Fr

@@Tarletonhughestotally

I actually used to understand Squidward even when I was a kid. Now ofc I understand him even more

@@Dinosaur315 true.

@@Dinosaur315 Same, he was always one of my favorite characters

True, I always liked that too.

facts

facts. even benson knew he deserved being punched by mordecai when he was insensitive about rigby’s egg allergy

And there were MANY scraps. Like, seriously, how many fights are in regular show in total?

This is incorrect, mordecai kills rigby in one episode over a girl, mordecai was the ultimate simp

@@margeryojije7862I agree with you that he should have fired them long ago, it’s crazy he didn’t. Though I’ll still feel bad because he asked them not to follow him and they didn’t listen to him. It’s hard for me not to feel bad for a guy who got in trouble for something he didn’t do and the people who got him into the mess got him into a bigger one.

​@Margery Ojije Because we all make poor judgment calls and give people chances. You should feel empathy for his heart and motivations being in the right place. Being so emotionally dismissive of people like Benson is why we all struggle to get along so much cause no one wants to understand anyone's situation and at the very least advice him on what they could've done better. Kinda sad to feel that way in my opinion..

@@margeryojije7862 because he actually tries and shows that he cares about people. He could have fired them a long time ago but knows that they have nothing else other than the park job just like him which is why it’s so important to him.

@@demontiming3234 and that's is why the blame is %100 on him and deserves no pity at this point.. He's not supposed to be their friend. He's not supposed to let his feeling drive his decisions. He's supposed to be their boss. within the first season, Benson had already given them tons of slack in an attempt to get to know his workers and how to manage them and had rightly determined they were lost causes. He brought this all on himself by keeping them on after that.

@@Elipson52008 of course he is to blame. He is the one actively making the decision to keep them. But that does not however mean that you shouldn’t feel sympathy towards him. You should feel sympathy because he’s actively sacrificing just to help others who he knows desperately needs it. He likely knows that no other job is going to be as nice to them or even care for them.

Lol i love that episode

As a drummer, I contact well with other drummers. Benson is a kickass one.

I think his anger was justifiable he is patient until it gets taken for weakness

Urhm, Achually he is not a human character, he's a gumball machine. 🤓

@@deadtortoise9268 what ? I didn’t notice that thanks for telling us 🤦🏽‍♂️

Well Mordecai and Benson did work in a gas station in a pilot for what became Regular Show “2 IN THE AM PM” and the reason why they look like this in the show is because of an acid trip.

Anger issues? I WOULD HAVE ANGER ISSUES if two 23 years old did this to me for years. How in the actual duck, can you mess up my park for just placing some chair? How in the actual duck, can create a black hole over a chair instead of sharing it, how the duck after thoses destructions can you just leave and leave it up to me? And the moment i get back at you after eating my lunch for weeks yours in ducking poisoned?!?

As kids we aren’t aware of deeper feelings nor the struggle of others. We only react to how they appeared on surface. The calm chill guys were always “cool” no matter what bad things they’ve done. The angry always yelling guys, were always seen as “bad” despite all the good they’ve done. Growing up is realizing the feelings of the others. Empathy. Compassion. And Responsibility.

That reminds me of the video game Catherine, in which people talked about how Vicent's wife, Katherine, was either a nagging wife or a sexist nagging wife stereotype, and I couldnt really see it. She was pretty reasonable with her concerns, like "don't drink out late on a work night", and she was super calm during almost every moment.

It's often women who end up in caregiving roles (~75%) so the "nagging" stereotype gets pushed on them a lot because of their responsibilities

No

@@TheBcoolGuy I never thought about it that way

Pops really annoyed me that episode

​@@machinaowl910 it really showcases that a good boss needs both traits. Pops is way too soft and Benson can be a little too hard sometimes. Most of the time with those two you need to be hard though.

​@@Gr3nadgr3gory At least Pops realized he messed up by the end of that episode

@@margeryojije7862 He might realize that no matter how much they might be lazy that there might still be good aspects to them and that this might be the only things keeping their life complete despite that not being shown in the show.

@@margeryojije7862 Must have been my imagination

Yeah Benson does put too much of his life into his work and has a habit of abusing his power not to mention his short temper

Marin didn't voice Skips, Mark Hamill did.

@@captainjax200 uhhh I didn't say he did

@@zekramnordran9526 my apologies I'm illiterate and retarded.

@@captainjax200dumbass he didnt fucking say that

​@@zekramnordran9526dang tbh I read pops as skips too

​@@margeryojije7862 They made a character to suffer thats it

@@margeryojije7862 I feel like he probably didn’t fire them because they felt like family to him

He was just mean dude had serious anger issues and for evident reasons but you can see the whole camp was family. Who the hell even seen Benson as this villain yall are soft😆😆

​@@margeryojije7862 the people who read all that got some good time on their hands. Long story short bensons a good guy.

​@@margeryojije7862 woman🤡☕

I disagree. I dont relate to Rigby or Mordecai at all. They are horrible rolemodels. They should have been fired the first day they started working. They literally are entirely self absorbed, date multiple people at the same time and feel little to no remorse for it, have a disgusting work ethic, and throughout the show, it has soo many refrences to sobriety. This was never a kid's show. This was for the lazy bratty boi their parents would scold for pulling poor susie's pigtails, but its ok because he "has a crush on her". This is defintely a guy show as well. This is certainly not "the best/most relatable" story out there. By a long shot.

You know who else has a ratio? My mom!

i wonder if the events of regular show that led up to the big final battle between pops and his... brother? would've happened if mordecai and rigby were just.... not there, they were usually the source of every messed up thing that happened, think about it like this: skips, the immortal gorilla had things handled with...... whatever evil entity it was that he had to fight every 100 years or whatever, and everyone else just kinda did their own thing, while mordecai and rigby: summoned destroyer of worlds, almost had the park destroyed by a warlock, made benson so mad that HE almost destroyed the park (cause he held his anger in for so long that he became the physical embodiment of rage and when he finally let it out just by simply screaming almost killed mordecai and rigby and temporarily made them go completely deaf lol) and let's see... what else did mordecai and rigby do... really that's about it that i know of but still that's some pretty heavy stuff that they did which leads to way later in the series some intensely bad stuff happening as a chain reaction of sorts, i suppose muscle man... i think? started a prank war between another park and all that but.... that one isn't as bad as the stuff mordecai and rigby do

You speaking facts😂😂but honestly m/r did always did care for Benson they just had a fucked up way of showing it.. I think Benson knew because their relationship is kinda like father son🤣🤣🤣

​@@margeryojije7862 is this a bot

​@@margeryojije7862 🧢

@@margeryojije7862 tbf i would’ve fired them first episode

Bro he gave them a job to set up chairs and decided to play video games which ended up destroying the park. Most of the work he gives them is menial and they still can’t do it right let alone do it at all. When benson does give them the occasional hard or garbage job they deserve what they get.

"Mordechai" ☠️

Those are honestly the best bosses, the ones that let you use the down time you earned by doing your job, rather than doing the "if you got time to lean, you got time to clean" thing

Another person commented that his threats to fire them probably aren't even serious most of the time, but rather just a way to get them to their jobs, and I honestly agree. He had so many chances to fire them, and yet he rarely took those opportunities. The few times he did, he even tried to give them a second (or third, or fourth, or fifth...) chance to redeem themselves. He used to be like Mordecai and Rigby when he was younger - that became clear in a lot of episodes, like the stick hockey one where he took the stick hockey game because he didn't want them to end up like him - and, in a way, I feel like he has an almost protective outlook on them. He wanted them to turn out differently, to grow up like he had without having to be put through everything he experienced.

I feel like he is that way because of his upbringing. His constant threatening to fire Mordecai and Rigby reminds me of how my parents fight. It's like you're angry at the person, but you can't really cut yourself off from them or avoid them. He doesn't ACTUALLY want to fire them, but that's how he expresses his anger.

@@Orange_Swirl *mordechai intensifies*

I think part of growing up/being mature, is realizing that you do have to control how you react to the bullshit around you. Like, even if your boss has anger issues, it doesn’t make it right (or at least professional) for them to verbally berate you. Now if they demote or fire you with grounds to do so, that’s fine: that’s just them providing the consequences. But you don’t (and honestly shouldn’t) have to like someone in a position of power over you, who will react to a mistake you made in an unnecessarily emotional way. Its understandable, but immature. I guess what I’m getting at is, even when someone is in the wrong, you do have to give them the respect you’d give to anyone else (within reason).

Also I hate that I could see myself doing the thing Benson did in the last clip that's terrible

Yeah that scene makes me tear up everytime I see it

sam marin*

Sam Marin is talented mab

Was the nap good?

Same, yet somehow whenever I stumble into Regular Show clips I see Benson being outed as a jerk.

Tanooki but still.

Enjoy ur adorable nap :)

Were you blazed when you made this?

Yeah honestly Mortice and Rigby always did give Benson many reasons to be anger to the point were her threatens to fire them but let’s not forget he does have a short temper, can be insensitive to others, and often abuse his power over his employees (mainly Mortice and Rigby) over the littlest things, not to mention he manages to hold petty grudges

True

​@@fantasy-artist4425even at the trivial things that don't matter.

@@matthewcarrizal9773 that’s what I’m saying

Sometimes he could be a big asshole, though. For instance, when he made Mordecai and Rigby take care of the hyper aggressive geese that were terrorizing the park and refused to hear them out, instead of calling animal control. If not even Skips is willing to deal with them, you know that the matter can only be dealt with the help of professionals, not the pair of slackers.

​@@M4x_P0w3r I think it was a petty way of getting payback tbh. Think about it. Geese are assholes, but it's not like they're necessarily a life or death threat. If someone consistently made me angry over ridiculous circumstances after I gave them an INSANELY easy task to complete, that means they get geese duty.

@@ridiculousrandy1401 petty payback i'm sorry but those two could have easily gotten hurt or worst. benson could have done something else to get back at them but no he put them in danger.

@@ridiculousrandy1401 No, sorry, I would agree if they were regular asshole geese, but these were *hyper aggressive* geese. Here, let me show you a clip: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7uYqKqfmLbbomQ.html&ab_channel=Grizwald

@@M4x_P0w3r THAT AND he f*cking made them try and take on an adult Cassowary...

Ngl the burger thing was rude af, like yeah Mordecai and Rigby are a**holes but just let them eat...

@@rikustorm13 Why would he let them if they literally did zero work that week and was still getting paid? Only thing he asked were for them to at least do their job first then get lunch

Well Benson redeemed himself by the end of the hockey episode

@@94oddy Because he is breaking a law rather then docking pay or firing them which is the correct actions. If he established stealing is acceptable he encourages them to steal. With every act of revenge you create an reason for them to get revenge which gives you a reason to get revenge.

@@Buglin_Burger7878 He was suppose to send them home without pay, but still what he did wasn’t illegal cause they clocked in but did no work so they didn’t earn a break

Agreed

You have my utmost respect

To be fair, SpongeBob does take his job seriously, and he often times tries to be nice to Squidward. The problem was that overzealous can do attitude that lowkey borders on toxic positivity. Mordecai and Rigby are slackers who take shortcuts in their work. That doesn't make them bad people, but if they're not doing the job required of them, it's a headache for everyone involved.

@@Eres_Nyx1154 ​ I don’t think SpongeBob really resembles toxic positivity. He absolutely wears his heart on his sleeve through good and bad. He more so has no sense of boundaries. Granted, Squidward’s boundaries are “never come near me,” so he probably needs to get over that. I mean, he’s miserable in Tentacle Acres too, he needs to make friends. It bothers me so much that people latch onto him as the “adult” character, he’s so immature.

@@sumthinorother9615 yep because of squidwards immature mean personality I’m okay with SpongeBob messing with him. 😂

​@@michaeltaylor788 So, wait, someone being anti-social makes them immature? Isn't that a bit immature to say? Not everyone wants friends, not everyone wants to socialize. People like this, including me, do the bare minimum of physical interaction. We get our groceries, we go to work, and when we go home - we want to be left alone, in silence. Is that too much to ask for?

@@WrathOfWater5931 squidward is not anti social he just thinks he is better than other people and he is a snob and when he tries to gets together with people he thinks like are like him it backfires they don’t like him he is not that deep .

I mean kids can still experience it though streaming...but it's not the same when I used to come home from school when it was still airing and catching new episodes on the TV...the charm isn't there with streaming

@@tempino273 i know but the kids now will never have the nostalgia we did

@@localfatty4364 It goes both ways. The kids today will have their own nostalgia when they grew up that you never did as well.

@@sakamoto8354 yesss kids will have drag time story hour as their nostalgia

@@localfatty4364 basado

On my experience being a boss i learned that when you try to be the "chill boss" they try to take advantage of it, they take you being chill or understanding for you being spineless and it's only a short time till they start screwing you over, they start lying to you, they start slacking and not doing what they were supposed to, and whenever someone asks they blame you. Whatever the case in the end you are held responsible for what they do, and it's sad, you may want to have a chill relationship with the employees but if you do it's only a matter of time until one or two ruin the whole thing for everyone, and in the end it puts you into a role you may not want to be in

@@juanpablogonzalez8528 Yep. In the workplace people perceive kindness as a mark of being a pushover.

@@juanpablogonzalez8528 Every good leader needs fear and respect equally. Without fear your word is meaningless and can be ignored, without respect they’ll rebel, backstab, and or desert you.

​@@juanpablogonzalez8528 From my experience I appreciate a boss who can hold people to the appropriate standards. Otherwise it's so easy for just one employee to start slacking off or making messes that everyone else has to take care of. Obviously you need kindness and respect from managers, but it's absolutely not fair for someone to take the big money, then force everyone else to deal with the consequences when they don't want to . . . well . . . to manage things. Gotta have a balance.

Damn devin has to chill

Also it's an extremely comfortable job with WAY too many perks for what these employees offer

Even during Benson's worst moments, you could argue that it was Mordecai and Rigby's fault. Such as the time he wanted to replace them. It may have been awful but they have been late for their jobs plenty of times and that's what happened. Or the time Benson refuses to let them get their burgers fights them and ate their burgers. That was cruel, but that only happened because Mordecai and Rigby did not do a single job last week. In real life, they would have been fired.

​@@Nameless82284 Still not an excuse to not have a lunch break

Never say never. Benson was a massive jerk when Rigby almost died in Eggcelent.

im the same fucken way! if i fucked up i own it and then beat the ever living crap out of myself internally for the next 3 days

I don't know if you have a job but you don't get yelled at in a good workplace. If my manager yelled at me I would leave because no employee deserves verbal abuse.

... ruins MORDECAI AND RIGBY'S day??? other way around lol

When I watched the show at 12, it was easy for me to say that Benson was a complete asshole for no reason. But being 24 and working with people like Mordecai and Rigby, I get where he's coming from. When they don't pull their weight in a job, everyone else gets suckered in.

It was such an awesome show, one of the few shows on Cartoon Network that didn't shy away from casual violence and issues that are truly a slice of life. I was 13 when it came out and started watching it, so I guess that means we're kinda the same age, unfortunately I stopped watching TV for about 5 years when I was 15 because me and my father ended up being homeless and I missed so much stuff that happened throughout the show that I decided to catch up with it when I turned 21 and I binged the whole show.

I only briefly watched the show when I was 7-8 and I disliked it because it felt too mean spirited for my infant mind. My favorite character was skips because he was the nicest character that wasn't annoying (sorry pops). I disliked Mordecai and Rigby, I hated Muscleman, and I think I was neutral on Benson, but I certainly tolerated him more than the main duo. I need to check this show out since I'm older, I feel like I'll enjoy the show more

MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU FOR NOT WATCHING/GETTING INTO IT WHEN IT WAS FIRST RELEASED. Good times. I'm turning 21 in November.

And to think all of that trouble could've been avoided with him saying: "I said don't do anything, that includes talking!"

suicide will help with that! just conquer your fear of death!

​@margeryojije7862 yet another room temperature iq take from you

@@margeryojije7862 It's weird that people lie on the internet to total strangers.

Not like...High Five or Skips? Mitch. Really

​@@OneSpikeyGuy Yes

skips was probably the coolest imo

i think the one i like the most is... also benson, pops being in 2nd for how much of a goofy character he is and... rigby being in 3rd, the rest of the characters are kinda... mehh....... skips is kinda cool i guess... if it wasn't for the fact he has to fight some sort of evil cosmic baby every 100 or 1000 years or whatever and that whole thing with the cosmic babies... that's just weird idk, but uhhhh.... yeah

@@margeryojije7862 ratio

However, the only thing mordecai and rugby don't deserve especially from. Benson is his verbal and physical abuse, yelling at them reasonable or not is one thing, but to often put them down even when. They are not working like not appreciating the 2 for even when they do work, not saying that they are 😎 , or eating their 🍔 Straight up accusing them out of nowhere for something they didn't do etc is another thing, so that's the 1 thing from him I never like about him

One of the reasons why I never liked Barry (or the entire Bee movie for that matter)

Hi mean he's still insane for feeling threatened by am insect But he is justified in that he's allergic

​@@Gamebuilder2000 He's justified in the fact that it was a fucking bee

​@@AkameGaKillfan777just because he lacks rizz doesn't mean he's justified. He just doesn't have the power of jazz that Barry has

@@AscendedEmperor 😑

It’s sad because it’s true! 😢😢😢😢

take care of your health man

What's wrong tho? That's more than they deserve if we're being serious

Agreed

Plus the guy is immortal. So he will never age and watch the others Benson, Mordecai, Rigby, etc. age and pass while he remains the same. The fact he is still sane is a massive accomplishment.