Lol that is Cherry Jones. Not exactly a walk in actor

Yeah she's like that in every movie,she's ever done.You must not know who she is😂

THIS!

Since when does seeing a reality show seem genuine? Lol

She is June’s mother in The Handsmaid Tale

why wouldnt she be able to be sorry just cause she doesnt know her? you CAN be empathetic to people that you aren't best friends with..

@@Elcoonn thats probably just how she feels about it. She has to deal with fake people for the rest of her life in that society so its natural for her to assume nobody actually means what they say. Although im sure she can probably pick up on good sentiment if she sees it.

@@Elcoonn because the entire society is built upon ratings

@@Elcoonn never truly sorry. You might fool yourself and others, but it's always because you want the person to believe that you are sorry.

​@@SongJiangShiJin Suma is my mother's boyfriend's brother's wife. She's from Kurdistan and we've never met. She's currently in the hospital dying of coronavirus and blood cancer. She's 36 and she has two young children. I sobbed for her when I found out yesterday. I felt genuine empathy and grief for a stranger.

Her brother was similar but to a lesser degree

the thing is she's far less flawed than everyone else

TheMetalhead678 The brother too.

She should move to a third world country

It's not that she's more woke, I think they all understand that it's bullshit but they are just scared of what will happen if they don't conform to it, I mean that woman's husband litterally died because he didn't have enough point by a decimal, so unless you don't have any family and have ultimate health and ressources you cannot afford to behave like this is all bullshit even if you believe it is

@@Cloudipy Who said she's woke? If your definition of woke is people who rebel or dislike a society you might want to redefine it. In that case I would be extremely woke and I'm not. The society itself feels more woke. Forgetting that, it's the influencers and socials that are the woke type. Either way, I agree with you.

@@wowalamoiz9489 This is a hypothetical far-future world. I'd rather live in a third world country, having lived in 1st and 3rd world ones.

Judson Putnii help me understand this scenes I wanted to understand so bad I just don’t know why I can’t understand and can’t get It plz help, I’m sort want to be this woman who doesn’t care what people do or think just being urself,

God_is_LoVe the truck driver despite living in a society of ultra fake fabrication finally peaked and cut it all off from her without having a single care about the putrid fake system and the “consequences” it comes with because the only bad consequence from being truly you and speaking what you truly feel is the amount of attention you put to the rest who are all doing the same as you, like how Lacies brother was explaining earlier, just showing a mask and only pretending to be happy solely for the sake of appearances and how much validation you seek from those people, after finally peaking and realizing it really doesn’t matter, that it’s all just an illusion and breaking from that illusion is how she finally felt free like she “just took off some tight shoes”

This episode IS the best in the season. In the show.

From the moment the viewer bumps into her, we realize she is the wisest character of the episode

Her name is Susan Taylor (in the episode)

Only one who had a personality

Next to the brother

@@LvyPK Yeah, her brother, Ryan and Chester, her coworker are also the nicest people in this show. Chester made a mistake that made his rating going down meanwhile Ryan doesn't care to boost up his rating or trying to find social life like Lacie. He's even concern about her when they were fighting.

Thanks for sharing that

Deep

Nice!

Sadly not nowadays :(

Correction: the real ones do.

They always hated that and always will.

theres a difference between honesty and cruelty... some ppl hide behind the word of honesty to justify verbal abuse... you can be honest with couth

Actually it's the other way around. I have been honest and people left, but have learned to love myself more. I know myself better now and I am more comfortable than before. Why? Because I don't give a shit of what they say, I only give a shit to the people that really matter.

This episode was just really good, so many skilled actors and actresses involved in the cast

Ya ok florida you guys orginzed harass people and do the thing she us talking about.

@@stayoutofthecitys yes, everyone in Florida is exactly the same.

Social credit already exists in China, that's worse than your example, and can genuinely cripple your life. I had a classmate in University, she came from China. Had to use a VPN to do school work with us, when the government found out, her family's social credit got dragged down, and her lawyer elder brother got fired for it. This is the stuff of nightmares, yet we are already living in that world

This system exists, it's called Instagram.

@@randomavenger3048 just uninstall bro

@@GoblinAttacForce I don't have Instagram, but I feel the impact of not having it everyday, like the low rate lady.

@@randomavenger3048 it really isn’t tho ? I don’t have it either and the worst that could happen is missing some trend maybe? Like maybe you get badly judge for putting bad stuff on social media, but you don’t get yelp reviewed by every one weither you like it or not

I think so too. Being honest and being nice are two different thing. There are people who can be honest without being rude. And then there are people who tell lies and rude, the manipulative ones. Nowadays, being nice are labeled 'fake' while being rude are labeled 'honest'. SMH

I think they call that tact. You can be truthful with someone as long as you have the relationship for them to accept that kind of truth. If I told you that your outfit doesn’t look that great and I’m a complete stranger you’re gonna blow me off but if I’m a friend you might be more willing to consider what I have to say, just as a silly example

People from the hood are so honest to the point that their rude. I would know living there.

@@johnnydoe7616 it's the same with sarcasm, it's only when you know and trust someone that sarcasm isn't perceived as disrespectful.

"Being honest" is telling what many people want, to be fair.

Yeah this is what the covid passes are for man

I hope things get better for you❤️ Sending hugs❤️

someone who is honest too lmao. i would try to act nice with those ppl and then act like an ass when i'm home. you know, to balance. it's depressing but i would have no choice.

@@lowquality49 same. i'd definitely go crazy just like the protag but i'd feel trapped and pressured. sheeple ftw.

you are already a victim with that mentality. Maybe today would be better if less ppl tried to fit in social norms but i guess it is easier being a coward.

@@Wreoyu fuck yeah baby victimize the shit out of me i can't wait to go crazy in a society that deems our worth on our social media presence haha oh wait fuck

@@Wreoyu okay? Weirdo LMAO

Look at the chinese social credit system. Scary stuff.

"Only when we lost everything, we are free to do anything"

A lot can change over decades, people usually get better or worse with time.

Bumpy road i guess

I've drove different cars and the more broken or older cars that are used a lot have very shitty steering wheels that you have to keep moving even in a straight line

That truck fueld by air pressure, so she need swinging the steering to keep truck running..

probably because she's acting and not really driving a truck

Downrate her if you're so concerned lmao

good for you for shedding the veneer of popularity and fake-perfection..... but i don't think being a motel-dweller who sits around and drinks beer in bed is much better. It's like you swung the complete opposite direction. Dial it back a bit to something healthier. You don't have to be fake to do that.

nice fake story.

@@69nadyacole69 I don't think so since Incan relate It was too frustrating for me too I just didn't realise untill I was into the sophomore year of college So all I did was turn all my efforts for studying into minimal and started exploring into personal development and a career that i felt I could live with satisfied It was the best descision cause o used to be materialistic and money minded but it was only after then i fucking git my shit together and actually took myself serious

It’s easy to say that until it affects you being able to get a steady job/house

@@fibonaccisequins4637 Yeah, I get that. But the world shown in this episode is so over the top that I don't know if I'd even be able to play the game. There's also ways around a system like this. That's what's not shown in this episode (since it wasn't relevant). The push back/underground movement that would inevitably take root against something like this, where people know what companies/stores/etc. that hire those with the low credit scores, and people who rent to those like them, etc. I love this episode, the only Black Mirror ep I actually watched, and downloaded, but it's not realistic. Especially in places like the U.S. Places like Canada and Australia....sure. They've already gone belly up against a bunch of other malarkey imposed on them in recent times. But the U.S.? Kind of like the last holdout. ;) It couldn't ever succeed here in the way that it's shown in this episode. But that last point is a WHOLE other side topic in itself. Because that soon may no longer be the case.

I'd be the guy having a meltdown and ending up the zero locked in a cage like the end haha.

@@fieldy409 The ending was hilarious. You could tell Bryce Dallas Howard and the other actor guy were trying not to laugh when they were going back and forth with all those ludicrous insults.

Lacie was arrested because she caused a dangerous scene at a wedding, yelling and waving a knife around in rich, high fours' faces, they had a reason to arrest her. But the truck driver, she may have a low rating but she's living peacefully in society. People might not want to sit or interact with her, yes, but she's not a dangerous or causing a scene. Just not giving a fuck doesn't get you sent to jail

You don't get arrested just because of a low raiting

@@redcowcat8705 not yet

@@thinboxdictator6720 that's a different episode

well most likely lacie doesn't end up rotting in jail her whole life, it's just temporary, she'll be relocated but she still has a life.

We're talking about america this happen.

Perhaps she travelled and has a mixture of accents?

@@fieldy409 it's almost southern + north eastern

She has a Southern accent.

@@cutienerdgirl I also hear a bit of Boston somehow.

Judy Heller money wasn't the issue, rating was. The husband had too low of a rating to keep the bed

LabbyShepherd Puppy But why was getting a higher rating the only solution? This is America, you can always buy yourself a bed, if you have money.

Judy Heller pretty sure you need the money and ratings... Think so they had the money but not the ratings required

Judy Heller because that's how we built our society, sure a gangbanger might have alot of money but no one's gonna do business with someone who looks like a gangbanger. Another example is Uber, if you're a driver with a very fancy car but a very low rating, no one's gonna ride with you. It sucks but that's the direction the world is turning.

Judy Heller go fund me may not exist in that world.

Liberalism is what's being promoted. Its safe.

Omg she does, probably because of her movements

Digital retouching?