@Money No, just the equivalent of the end loaf of bread. You get touched sure but no one wants you 🤷

thanks, nissan

@@chanmoseby2162 Stop the fighting. Show some respect or bug off. Of all places to pick a fight? You're a sad excuse

I don't think it's true you die when you're forgotten. You live on in the people you affected, and on again through the people that they affected even if they don't know it's a piece of you they're being affected by. You're infectious for good or evil.

yes truly inspirational

He must have had the balance just right that day 🥲

@@punkinpunker right in the fuckin slot

Absolute Legend. He definitely contributed something to my life.

That was the liquor wisdom

on certain other planets it was just yesterday. so that makes sense

Dafuq ? 5 years ? Time flies

Right up there with Tom Connors

I still didnt watch the 12th season... Knowing it will be the last time i see John in action...

I didn't believe you at first and had to google it but it's true, 5 years.. it feels like 2 years at most. Holy fuck.

shitcaptain of the shitliner coming into the shitport. Against the shitwinds.

Maybe you figured it out, but they did technically make a season 13 and 14, they’re just animated.

As painful as it is to admit, I agree about S13. It just can't happen without John Dunsworth, glad to have shared the same earth as he did.

The fuckin way she goes boys.

He was quite the shitiquake

No make it 1k to bring him baxk

Money cant replace a legend

@@skaggulkbergstrom2019 exactly right mate

I'll throw in $1500 canadian tire money

and then another $100 to fuck off

My exact feeling.

Randy bobandy

Yeah that is how any death feels because everyone is somehow connected, they might die in the body but that energy stays in some form, somewhere energy is getting drunk on the liquor

Same here man, I can barely look at videos of him without tearing up. Hope you're well and not thinking about hitting the bottle again! John would be proud, I got to believe.

taking a break to let cheesburger gut plow you from behind is a good way to cut back on any other bad habit you may have as well.

I think that was part of his character's intention. He was making fun of the ridiculousness of letting liquor do the thinking for you. Instead of just saying "Alcohol BAD" he was pointing at it and laughing with the viewer. Maybe even saying "hey, you don't want to let your life go this off the rails." Lahey's overall story is really sad even within the TPB world. While the other characters are mostly lifelong troublemakers and schemers, he had a career well above the rest of the Sunnyside. And he lost everything, and continues to lose everything for the whole show, because he can never move past his demons. He occasionally cracks and really lets out how he's using liquor to overcome his current state; living amongst the societal trash he used to look down on. I say all this because TPB was also a big part of my life, and a big part of beating addiction. I think it really is a deeper show than it first appears, delving into things like the value of medical cannabis and the injustice of charges related to it, but also the greed and foolishness that follow illicit scams and schemes. It shows what it's like to lose family and friends and how sometimes losing friends can become better than family. And it puts a layer of hilariousness over all of it to make it more relatable. Almost all of these guys came from theater backgrounds, TPB is more like a play in it's subtle lessons than most TV shows. Lahey was very much from that world. His character is complex by design, he's far from just a generic foil.

@@RD1R Bloody well put 👏 👌

@@RD1Rthis is one of those comments that you have to say “nicely written” to, because leaving a silent thumbs up doesn’t do it justice

Wholesome, so sorry for your loss.

Literally best actor outta any movie over