He must be the worst, most obnoxious driver easily prone to (impotent) road rage

It’s one thing that he can’t play video games to save his life. Whatever. At least it only hurts his bottom line. But this piece of work behind the wheel of an automobile frightens me. Thank god I don’t live anywhere near Renton lol.

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u/V1ctor_V1negar — 6 days ago
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How long can his ozempic tomfoolery go on before he causes some serious, irreversible damage and/or gets hospitalized?

Assuming he hasn’t already

u/V1ctor_V1negar — 7 days ago

Drake the type to say his real name is actually *train whizzes by very loudly for seven seconds* but that you can just call him “Drake”

u/V1ctor_V1negar — 19 days ago

Is Phil basically just an uncharismatic Alf?

Strange-looking manchild alien, never leaves the house, does nothing meaningful, has eight stomachs. Someone tell Jasper kitty to sleep with one eye open.

u/V1ctor_V1negar — 21 days ago

My inputs aren’t coming through because of *stamps hooves multiple times on perfectly fine arcade stick he purchased the day before for hundreds of dollars* THIS BROKEN PIECE OF SHIT THAT DOESN’T FUCKING WORK

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u/V1ctor_V1negar — 28 days ago

Can anyone point me to the evidence that he hates playing video games? (Not in doubt, btw)

Phil, at the very least, has no passion for gaming by and large, with Super Turbo and games that have a gambling/RNG factor being perhaps the only exceptions, maybe.

It’s evident to see just by watching him play nearly anything, but I’d still like to look at some of the biggest pieces of evidence to this, including some of his DMs where he apparently outright spells it out.

There’s just something fascinating about someone turning what could have or even should have been a “dream job” into a grueling, boring hell.

Much obliged, doods.

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u/V1ctor_V1negar — 29 days ago

Drake the type to say, “Rain, rain go away, come again another day” and then be shocked when it rains the next day

u/V1ctor_V1negar — 1 month ago

What even spurred the move to Washington?

I also live in Connecticut and don’t really see why one would move thousands of miles across the whole other end of the country without a compelling reason or two.

He has and had what was at the time one of the few jobs ("""job""", in his case) that one could work fully remotely, so “(extremely well paying) work opportunity” isn’t a reason, and he’s his own (")boss("), so it’s not like anyone is forcing him to move anywhere.

He doesn’t have any family there that I am aware of and, even if he did, he’s always been an anti-social goober who doesn’t value most if any healthy relationships, so “beloved family member” can be crossed out.

Looks wise, at least from the photos I am seeing, a town with the sights Renton has to offer wouldn’t raise an eyebrow in New England. So I’m scratching off “change of scenery.”

Is it the weather? It can admittedly get fairly hot and humid in the summers in these parts, going up to the high 90s and above, and he constantly bellyaches about how boiling-hot Renton can get even when it’s in the 80s as it often is. Winters can get kind of brutal around here as well, though I don’t know how it compares to winters in Washington.

Could it really be that? I know some people will move for the weather, but unless you have a serious bodily condition that basically requires you to move, I don’t get how some seasonal discomfort can easily convince you to do something as extreme—one might even say myopic—as completely uproot yourself and permanently move far away.

But, then, this is Phil Burnell I’m talking about lol.

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u/V1ctor_V1negar — 1 month ago