Good catch, I didn’t notice that ‘til you brought it up

caught it the first time, must be a genius

Didn’t catch that either. Very good observation on your part.

But the talk was before this scene bro

Ekipa Orvidyjska Right but the talk is in 2012 which means Marty had been without his family for at over a decade when he said that line

FUCKIN A

Nucky Mancini hehe

Or what you retire from, no family, zero schedule and friends faded away years previous.

Yeah, look at our suicide rates.

So true

Hanging on in quiet desperation Is the English way.

@@luvmenow33 The time is gone, the song is over

Nothing but facts

😂

" I just want you to stop saying weird shit"

Given how long its taken for me to reconcile my nature, I can't figure I'd forgo it on your account.

Lol classic

I second that 😂😂

Fuckin wage slaves is all we are well if u choose to be one

everyone in this comment thread. shut up. get off youtube and start a hobby. what a bunch of shit. i've known people worked to the bone who find a way. it might take a few diversions - a new job, some schedule refinements, spending less time on the internet or going to the bar. but at the very LEAST. if you're not going to pursue a hobby, can you stop fucking lying to yourselves that it can't be done? take some accountability. You don't have to be rich. what a bunch of shit. according to you, every rags to riches story was a lie. you want to know the truth? about why you're making these excuses? It's called "Relieving Cognitive Dissonance". you can learn about it in psychology. basically, you make up bullshit regarding your behavior or bad habits in order to live with yourself. you change the story so you don't have to feel as bad about yourself. Example: "i can't pursue a hobby because i work all the time". the truth is, you're not committed; you're not giving it your all to find a way. Get the fuck off KZfaq. Even 15-20 minutes a day practicing an instrument (with no distractions) has proven results in less than a couple months. If you can't find 20 minutes, I know you're full of shit.

@@phillystevesteak6982 ikr, people over dramatize their self deprecation

What do you mean "these days"? That's been the typical experience for millennia.

@Hans Grubers Goatee lol you really think all hobbies require you to have a lot of money? If that's what you think I feel really sorry for you.

Totally ... Im 38 but im already done. No desire to live any longer and i dont care a fuck about the future

@@arielgoldfarb4118 why so?

thats good to know, I'll welcome The Embrace one day@@arielgoldfarb4118

The frozen food broke my heart...not even a proper home cooked meal :(

Hear you on that.

Mongoosemcqueen Even though Marty did it to himself I still felt for him in this scene. Seems very lonely. Part of this scene mirrors someone i know so it struck close to home.

+Alex K I agree. It's still sad though. He made mistakes and he does deserve it I guess. But you can especially tell at the end of the season when he breaks down crying with his family because he realizes he messed up the best thing that ever happened to him: his family.

He's a degenerate, and he deserves all the contempt that Rust throws at him.

You are so right. I know they are fictionnal caracters, mais I love this 2 guys

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Nic Pizzalotto is the genius writer behind this. Yet no one gives him credit

And the directing, and the acting, etc. Nothing has really come close before or since to capturing the feeling of S1 true detective.

That is the most memorable line of this series for me.

I feel personally attacked. Seriously though, there's more depth in that single line than across entire runs of most TV shows.

@@CalvinRRC Agreed.

What is that Nitzche, shut tf up!

All circles are flat. It’s like saying wet water.

@@strafer8764 time is a 3d cube

@@strafer8764 He wasn't remarking circles are flat. He was remarking time is a flat circle. It's a metaphysical claim that our understanding of time seems to inhibit a "2 dimensional" understanding, because we think of time in forwards and backwards.

@@1Insurgency1 I know what he meant. it’s redundant. The flatness of it is irrelevant to it being cyclical regardless of whether it is metaphysical, existential or whatever else. Of course he wasn’t literally referring to circles. The correct usage is “cyclical” but maybe the writer intended for it to be flawed but I doubt it.

+MUSICLOVER23429 John Wayne won for True Grit, not for Searchers but I think that he definitely should have gotten something for that movie. :)

+ashli674 Oh I know he won for True Grit 1969 (which was a really good movie), but he should have won for The Searchers. That was hands down his best performance and an all time great performance in an all time classic.

***** The premise of the Searchers was so different from anything he had done. He was almost a villian in the movie. The other one he did that I felt like he should have had a nomination for was Horse Soldiers. That scene where he is talking about his wife I felt like was award worthy.

Yeah that's another really good movie.

John was robbed for Searchers. Basically the entire movie was. Zero nods from the Academy.

Same here with me. Life gets lonely as you get older. Take care.

Story of my life too. Just a wage slave who works all day and comes home to sleep a few hours. Always there and talented in helping others resolve their issues, but always alone when my own take place.

+tubekxb Same. I'm not even old but I feel stuck in the 'Go to work, come home' cycle. There was a time where I'd go out, go wild. Drink and drugs. But even that just becomes a routine. Now, after being 'clean' even having a cigarette can give me a rush. Really strange how things turn out. I think this series really captures how people change but stay the same. It was comforting to read these comments though, all you guys take care.

+JackJames2612 You're right that after a while even drugs lose their luster. I used to love gettin drunk, but it has lost appeal to me. As you get older life seems to get more dull, cause you've experienced most things at this point.

tubekxb it's the same for me. No girlfriend, no real social circle. Just work, then home.

that is a neat catch BP Lup

Fantastic foreshadowing and great observation.

So.... you are saying Rusty was part of the cover-up? OMG

That green ears thing is the biggest stretch in the show. Such a let down.

@@colin-campbell how do you figure that? He was a predator and painted houses which had kids whom were vulnerable. I’m still amazed at the writing of this show and the foreshadowing. Rust is always on the details and Marty finds the one detail that breaks it all open, which is ironic.

I was trying to sum up this scene, and I think you nailed it.

Realism at its worst

@@fagash05 hahaha, I see what you did there

fagash05 yep

Haha true buddy

Major in minor things

zizoumonk10 they reused this scene's music in season two when the state trooper character (shows how memorable season 2 was) was running from the other cops in that dark tunnel scene.

Lovin's.. what I got, I said remember that

Great soundtrack, annybody knows the title??

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@@EdgardoSalas thanks!

Jay K I think it's partially that Jay and the emotional weight of the hunt for that demon Childress. The fact that he almost died. He was part happy to see his family, part overcome by the finality of it all.

Take a few wrong turns in a dead end, burned out factory town. Next, retired at the 5 yard line and goal.

He chose his own self interests his entire life. His is left with the consequences. Good or bad. Yes that’s a heart breaking scene.

@@npwarr2651 what makes Marty redeemable is in his oldest version he doesn’t make excuses for himself. He owns his past. That opens the door for, probably unrequested, sympathy.

Do you think my grandpa with 10 childrens didnt made self interest elections constantly? ​@@npwarr2651

are you saying you hate to see yourself in the mirror ? dont whoever you are !! because life is short try to make small changes

if words helped we'd all have and be what we want

That's a good line

drake stallion i hate myself and wish I was dead

In what way didn’t they bring it to fruition? It felt a bit shallow, but what else were you expecting? The entire Tuttle family? Since question, no sarcasm.

@@maxrockatansky3849 It's a 2 year old comment but my experience was they were hinting all series at a denouement where all the hints and teases and clues about the Yellow King etc would be resolved. Instead, they did the cops nab the insane serial killer close, with some pablum in the hospital about whoa it's all light after all. Don't make implied promises to your audience that you can't keep.

I realize this is what they're good at

Даниил Султаншин not me I like to eat alone

@@xabi2025 You want to eat alone. Some have no real choice. That's the difference.

I cannot enjoy my food if i have company

Rust did wait 2 years after moving back to contact Marty.

Well Breaking Bad is what beat out TD season one. In acting and writing. TD only won one emmy for season one. Outstanding directing.

Brotherhood Breaking Bad is literally dogshit compared to TD

Mr. Bruh season 2 was good too

based

In my opinion I do think it's the harder of the two characters to get an audience to like.

It’s almost as if people change over time and the career aspirations that were set out in childhood aren’t realistic. Jesus Christ that line should not be coming as some sort of grandiose revelation, it’s common fucking sense.

@@colin-campbell Why are you angry

@@MatauReviews The general incompetence of my fellow man.

M. Henrik Frohwein No because if anyone wakes up and is genuinely taken aback by the concept of their career not lining up with their childlike aspirations then they need a serious dose of reality.

@@colin-campbell I really don't think it has anything to do with childhood aspirations beyond the aspiration of having a happy life and being a good and honorable man, dude. I think you're making an groundless assumption about the text and getting angry over literally nothing.

+Gio Van You and 90% of people in the modern world.

Same

We all are brother

Certainly one of my favourite shows ever

Nic Pizzalotto is the genius writer behind this show. Yet no one gives him credit. Is it because he is Italian?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLiVmNpmlt7KkXk.html all i could find

Nic Pizzalotto is the genius writer behind this. Yet no one gives him credit

Ascension.INC Yeah, I think this song has a very strong melacholic effect. I guess Nic Pizzolatto thought he should use it at some remarkable point for season 2.

Ascension.INC a lot of the soundtracks in season 1 is used in season 2 in different occassions

+Ascension.INC spoiler dude...fuck

johnnyboy562 A little late but Sorry man my bad.

GJC 0621 i've been there myself,bro. you have my sympathy

me too bro, going through it now...

Yep. You've seen the truth. Only the strongest can live with it. Fortunately, the soul responds to training. Namo Amitabha.

He regrets sleeping with Maggie even though he liked her. And Marty was one of Rusts few friends even if he thought he was an asshole for cheating on his wife. Or at least he was one of the few people he could trust in the case.