3: The Pit (Our Name Is Keith) Part I

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by stulagu

it isn't the suffering, it is the victimization. it is the superiority.

The things that have turned people off are obvious. I'm talking about why those things weren't powerful enough to turn me off.

MINE AND MCNALLY'S LOVE WILL GO ON!!!

[stulagu]

Originally Posted by Bucho

The things that have turned people off are obvious. I'm talking about why those things weren't powerful enough to turn me off.

MINE AND MCNALLY'S LOVE WILL GO ON!!!

don't want to break it to you, you might have been replaced by Danny (check the previous posts)

[Dr Rockso]

A poor family is one where the children have to get jobs to help support their parents.

A rich family is one where the parents support their adult children who don't have jobs.


Which one of these categories does McNally fall in again?

I used to like him on the show, but his meltdown on MNIK exposed him as a spoiled and entitled piece of shit who is completely oblivious to how privileged his life is. His family is not even remotely close to being poor, even by first-world standards. Aren't his parents fucking lawyers or something? And he thinks his family is the most fucked up in the world because his brother is a drug addict? Is this guy fucking serious? Newsflash, douchebag - MOST families have an addict somewhere along the line. There are kids whose crack addict parents literally use their grocery money to buy rocks and then beat the shit out of them when they say they are hungry. Go tell them how hard your fucking family situation is, asshole.

There's nothing more obnoxious than someone who exaggerates how hard their upbringing was to score pity points. This guy isn't poor - he doesn't even know the definition of poor. Most people in America (and Canada) have it worse than him and he acts like he's Oliver Twist or something.

Go fuck yourself, dude.

[Czarveillance]

Nobody feels anything as much as McNally, nobody understands life as much as McNally, anything that has ever happened to anyone has happened to a much bigger/worse/sadder degree to McNally. I got so tired of listening to his whining in this episode and thought Keith Malley and Kyle handled themselves very well trying to rein in McNally's vague anger at everyone over accusations he imagined.

[Alekseyev]

Originally Posted by Czarveillance

Nobody feels anything as much as McNally, nobody understands life as much as McNally, anything that has ever happened to anyone has happened to a much bigger/worse/sadder degree to McNally. I got so tired of listening to his whining in this episode and thought Keith Malley and Kyle handled themselves very well trying to rein in McNally's vague anger at everyone over accusations he imagined.

No one has ever gotten more tired listening to someone whine than McNally.

YOU DONT KNOW

[DJQuad]

Originally Posted by Czarveillance

Nobody feels anything as much as McNally, nobody understands life as much as McNally, anything that has ever happened to anyone has happened to a much bigger/worse/sadder degree to McNally. I got so tired of listening to his whining in this episode and thought Keith Malley and Kyle handled themselves very well trying to rein in McNally's vague anger at everyone over accusations he imagined.

I just heard this episode and agree. I never cared for McNally and this is exactly why. Kyle's "speech" at the end was spot-on.

[Enunciated Piffle]

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[dr.chode]

Finally got a VIP subscription and heard this show. Holy fuck, what a whiner! It's no reason the gang finally kicked this sad-sack to the curb. It was excellent contrast that Kyle was a guest on this show (or security?), because he made such good points about an individual that was ACTUALLY struggling financially. Good riddance McNally, go feel sorry for yourself somewhere else.

[iheartnihilism]

Holy shit this was worth the $15 alone. I'm sitting here in my cubicle at my nice job where I get paid, what I consider to be, nicely, getting so angry thinking about how I used to wait in line with my mom at the main office of our projects building when I was a kid for government issued powdered milk and Velveeta type cheese blocks. I used to play with empty crack vials as a toddler cause they were scattered all over the streets like a ticker tape parade had run through and how we had to pick roaches out of the cereal we poured into our bowls for breakfast and this fucking guy refuses to even acknowledge that anyone in America could have been as poor as he (or his parents) were.
This just made me fully realize how much of a garbage person McNally is and also that I miss Kyle a lot a lot. He was/is the only intern I ever enjoyed.

[dEadERest]

Originally Posted by iheartnihilism

This just made me fully realize how much of a garbage person McNally is