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

[room_eight]

Never thought I'd see the day I'd be in whole-hearted agreement with Kyle over McNally. Cannot wait for Part 2, and the next regular KATG episode McNally appears on.

It'd be interesting to hear Lauren on MNIK, I always like their interaction.

[incognegro13x]

Is it me or did anyone else get the vibe that McNally made it seem like he has had it worse than anyone regardless of subject?

It bothers me that he gives such a generalistic view of Americans almost that of what you might see on "Keeping Up With The Kardashians", but I wonder if he is actually seen a real American. If receiving free rent, and handouts is the idea engraved in McNally's head of slumming, then I am doing real shitty. I think anyone here wishes they had a free $1k a month paycheck, but I be damned if I would bitch about and hoping to grasp some pitty????

I personally have not heard of this town he referenced in Canada. However, I my I do know of towns in Mexico by my best friend's accounts that the average income per month was less than $200 USD equivalent. My friend makes mention of his past struggles every once in awhile, but I never heard him complain as bad as I heard McNally in this episode.

At first I really did think that McNally was joking about his views on America, and his output on life, but I have to agree he is coming off like a priviledged douche bag.

**-Kyle- send me a pm and I will send you money for lunch as well **

[ssgtballard]

Everytime we get to know McNally more I have to say I dislike him more and more. He takes the victim role way to easily.

On the Maine issue, we have some very rich people in our state, I live in a house worth 200,000 and across the street there is a private road with houses going from 500000 to 2 mil. Maine in land mass is the same size as the rest of the 5 states in New England, hosts some of the richest people in america to include the bush family. McNally needs to work on knowing some facts about what he is talking about.
In comparison to poor Canada we have some great places like Kentucky where there are still areas without electricity or plumbing.

[BrianAlt]

Originally Posted by incognegro13x

Is it me or did anyone else get the vibe that McNally made it seem like he has had it worse than anyone regardless of subject?

To be fair, here is a picture of McNally growing up. None of us really know how bad he had it...

[Electric Squirrel]

Did anyone else notice that Kyle doesn't seem to understand what the 1% is?

[Edit] Also where is McNally getting the idea that America thinks they know being poor? The whole America thing is they think they're number one.

[jjamis]

Originally Posted by BrianAlt

This episode made me like McNally more. Not sure what that says.

And to Kyle, I'm offering to buy you lunch. And not just once. Say, maybe, a couple times a month.

I have to add...

Angry people think the world is against them. I've been there.

You like watching train wrecks?

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by BrianAlt

This episode made me like McNally more. Not sure what that says.

It says that you're a grown up and you have a heart.

[stevo8523]

Originally Posted by ssgtballard

Everytime we get to know McNally more I have to say I dislike him more and more. He takes the victim role way to easily

I agree. He whines like a child.

[NazT N8]

Holy fucking amaze balls! Money well spent!

[ron]

This was an interesting show. I usually like Kyle, but he has to stop muttering. He sounds like an irresponsible stoner who doesn't care about anything, where McNalley actually sounds like he's passionate about things.

It was really ironic. The reality is the opposite.

Kyle lost points with me this show and McNally won points. Kyle needs to sound like less of a stoner and more serious. He's awesome, but a dud on My Name Is Keet.