Bloberta might have been the one to introduce Clay to alcohol but I hope that no one blames all of his later actions on her. He's still a grown man cabable of making his own decisions. Neither of them are blameless or good people.
@@bluegirl278 Yeah if the genders were reversed I'd still condemn both of them just as much. Of course I feel pity for Clay for being in this situation but his abuse of Orel is his own doing, not Bloberta's. Not that Bloberta hasn't abused Orel herself. Like I said, she's also not blameless. Also a later episode shows that Clay was a spoiled brat as a child so it's not that he was always some perfect angel before meeting Bloberta anyway.
@@phoney2627 definitely, he had some serious issues he needed to deal with regardless of Bloberta. Just because we don’t see them in this episode doesn’t mean they aren’t there. We see them clearly the next episode.
I feel bad for Bloberta, despite the fact that she played a part in ruining Clay's life. Also, i liked it when her mom told her to "do something useful and clean your room", which might have been where her obsession for cleaning started, because it made her feel helpful and worthy.
Sad irony is that all of Bloberta’s friends ended up having horrible marriages. So Bloberta not only followed the same path, she also got married for nothing.
All of them?, who were?, I only detected the one who was the main center of attention: the future wife of the future principal Fakey (and we pretty know how it ended).
She introduced him to alcohol because the only times her dad loved her (aka encouraged her, stood up for her) were when he's drunk. She thought she could make Clay happy by giving him wine.
maybe if the show continued, bloberta’s dad could’ve had a talk with clay??? it would’ve been a cool interaction… it’s just odd that bloberta’s family seems to be nonexistent throughout the show
This episode has some layers I tell you what, it seems everyone changes their opinions on many things based on this episode alone, is crazy. The Mountain Goats - Old College Try. Mountain Goats strikes again shame youtube copyrighted the songs on the episodes they are so good.
Bloberta is the reason why clay became an alcoholic. When her son asked why she married him she just didn't give him a good answer because she knew what she did and she's been trying so hard not to tell her son the truth. That explains why she went to the hallway and broke down crying because she was forced to reflect on her terrible choices and her past came back to haunt her. She marry clay because she was desperate and she wanted to get out of her family life. At the end she didn't run away from her problems it caught up to her and she's Now worse off than ever before. Her mother was a terrible parent and her father was a coward. As for her friends who are getting married, their marriages ended badly so she got married for nothing.
I still don’t understand why Old College Try has to be silenced throughout the video when the entirety of No Children plays in Numb, youtube is weird, in the official versions of this episode another fitting Mountain Goats track plays throughout
Maybe he would have found Daniele and they would have been happy together, but at the same time he met him at a pub and on top of that being so religious he might not have gone for him.
I don’t blame her completely, but I do feel like some of the actions caused by clay could’ve been avoided if this incident didn’t occur, and again, I’m saying, I don’t completely blame her, I just think what she did was a tad bit fucked up, and clay could have been much different in a good way if this didn’t occur
Bloberta might have been the one to introduce Clay to alcohol but I hope that no one blames all of his later actions on her. He's still a grown man cabable of making his own decisions. Neither of them are blameless or good people.
Yeah agreed
@Phoney I’ve seen so many people blame her entirely for who he became and I’ve been called a misandrist for not blaming her
@@bluegirl278 Yeah if the genders were reversed I'd still condemn both of them just as much. Of course I feel pity for Clay for being in this situation but his abuse of Orel is his own doing, not Bloberta's. Not that Bloberta hasn't abused Orel herself. Like I said, she's also not blameless. Also a later episode shows that Clay was a spoiled brat as a child so it's not that he was always some perfect angel before meeting Bloberta anyway.
@@phoney2627 definitely, he had some serious issues he needed to deal with regardless of Bloberta. Just because we don’t see them in this episode doesn’t mean they aren’t there. We see them clearly the next episode.
As an alcoholic yes I agree
I feel bad for Bloberta, despite the fact that she played a part in ruining Clay's life.
Also, i liked it when her mom told her to "do something useful and clean your room", which might have been where her obsession for cleaning started, because it made her feel helpful and worthy.
I Feel Bad For Clay Because Of His Horrible Parents?.
Sad irony is that all of Bloberta’s friends ended up having horrible marriages. So Bloberta not only followed the same path, she also got married for nothing.
All of them?, who were?, I only detected the one who was the main center of attention: the future wife of the future principal Fakey (and we pretty know how it ended).
@@angief6364
Clay Is Truely A Victim Of Circumstance Because Of His Horrible Parents And Awful Wife 👩
Unironically this episode might actually be an Adam and Eve metaphor. Good eye.
8:21 the fact that Clay is from Sinville 💀
She introduced him to alcohol because the only times her dad loved her (aka encouraged her, stood up for her) were when he's drunk. She thought she could make Clay happy by giving him wine.
maybe if the show continued, bloberta’s dad could’ve had a talk with clay??? it would’ve been a cool interaction… it’s just odd that bloberta’s family seems to be nonexistent throughout the show
The intro music was copyright striked, but it was Old College Try by The Mountain Goats.
It's a shame since it set the mood quite well.
It's not like Bloberta's desperation is unfounded either. We saw in the episode Alone how this town treats unmarried women.
Bloberta didn’t even want to play the long game, she just said screw it, let’s get married after meeting for one day
i think bloberta introduces him to alcohol because when her father drinks he becomes more nice since she has family problems
Ngl, I waited so long for him to do this episode 💀
Im still waiting on episode 11
This episode has some layers I tell you what, it seems everyone changes their opinions on many things based on this episode alone, is crazy.
The Mountain Goats - Old College Try.
Mountain Goats strikes again shame youtube copyrighted the songs on the episodes they are so good.
Bloberta is the reason why clay became an alcoholic. When her son asked why she married him she just didn't give him a good answer because she knew what she did and she's been trying so hard not to tell her son the truth. That explains why she went to the hallway and broke down crying because she was forced to reflect on her terrible choices and her past came back to haunt her. She marry clay because she was desperate and she wanted to get out of her family life. At the end she didn't run away from her problems it caught up to her and she's Now worse off than ever before. Her mother was a terrible parent and her father was a coward. As for her friends who are getting married, their marriages ended badly so she got married for nothing.
Lesson, don’t think you can change someone into that perfect someone because you might create a monster instead
I hope he watches Beforel Orel after he’s done with the series :(
🎉🎉🎉 new moral orel reaction just dropped
I think you'll change your mind about clay after the next episode. Also I'm calling now the closeface episode will be your favorite
Ayo great reaction. Keep this series up man 💪🏽❤️
This episode is just oof, Clay really spiralled alcohol is a poison that destroys the body and mind.
What sucks is that Clay seemed like a genuinely good person when he first met her.
@@notfunnydidntlaugh4929 yeah fr
@@notfunnydidntlaugh4929 oooo boy next episode isn't gonna help that statement at ALL😂
@@theguy10n1 lmaoo i forgot about that 😬
@@user-me3ge8de4o same
WAKE UP RAPTOR POSTED AN MORAL OREL REACTION LETS GOO‼️‼️‼️‼️
I still don’t understand why Old College Try has to be silenced throughout the video when the entirety of No Children plays in Numb, youtube is weird, in the official versions of this episode another fitting Mountain Goats track plays throughout
What's up dude I'm your fan
Waiting until Episode 9
Maybe he would have found Daniele and they would have been happy together, but at the same time he met him at a pub and on top of that being so religious he might not have gone for him.
Yeah bro, copyrighted music :/
Aw clay used to be so nice 😭
I don’t blame her completely, but I do feel like some of the actions caused by clay could’ve been avoided if this incident didn’t occur, and again, I’m saying, I don’t completely blame her, I just think what she did was a tad bit fucked up, and clay could have been much different in a good way if this didn’t occur
we need to get jordan perterson talking about this show oh my god
Yeah but it just doesn't sound like he would wait through season 1 and 2 to get to nature
sup man
The librarian who is obsessed with eggs is the one getting married and her mother is a carbon copy of her and vice versa