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It's like a business. High upfront cost, for long term profitability. He can use that mask every year until it wears out and he needs to repair or replace it. Simple economics. 😂
Weirdly, I can see ol' Stingy Jack being in support of that. But then he always seemed like the kind of asshole who'd leave his front light on, and even the front door open, but then when kids came up he'd drop empty beer cans into their bags and demand candy from them.
Traditionally that's sort of what they were for; to frighten away evil and pesky spirits. Trick-or-treat today is just humans disguising themselves as those hobgoblins of the past.
@@marymansfield6900 It's basically 9 year olds going, "Gee, this is real nice house you got here, mister. Be a real shame if someone was to cover about 3 to 7 percent of its surface area in raw egg or slightly moist toilet paper. In unrelated matters, do ya got any spare candy you'd like to dispose of?"
Unfortunately, sir you ended your sentence with a preposition and therefore I must use this bird embryo that I acquired, to make you feel embarrassed in front of your neighbors.
Heck, he might even have taken that paper bag of poop he happened to have in one pocket, and the lighter he had in his sock... First Poop Arsonist Litter bug. *ETA ...Sprinter Illusionist
I did that as kid one summer when the local grocery store was having a promotional event, and offering free cotton candy to the kids. I put on several layers of clothes. I'd get some cotton candy, eat it, then switch to a different combination of shirt/pants and go back for more.
As someone from a country where Halloween was not a thing, and being part of the first generation of kids that celebrated it, that is pretty much EXACTLY how it went the first few years 😂 We had to explain to everyone what Halloween even is and what we're doing and why they need to give us candy, and most people were rather...confused, but it helps immensely to be three cute little girls x)
"So a whole bunch of you are gonna demand a payment of candy or do something unfortunate to my house?" "Yeah, we're kinda like a mini mafia now, we decided."
It’s funny how we can all automatically acknowledge that the “secret agent that can’t keep a secret” is just a rookie because his lack of a commanding moustache 😂
Halloween isn't really a thing™ where I live but stores still have some themed candy (mostly international brands)... which means you literally just buy this stuff and nobody comes trick or treating so you eat it all yourself.
In places where it is a thing, in September or early October stores will put the candy on sale so people decide to buy it then and save it to Halloween. Then they eat it and have to buy new stuff for Halloween.
I'm old, but I still have fond memories of Halloween from my childhood, and from my childrens' younger years when I would lead them around. It is one of the few things that helps bring the neighborhood together. I know that not everyone is into it, and that's fine. But on Halloween the porch light at my house comes on early and stays on late, and we'll have more than enough candy to hand out. Happy Halloween!
Can you imagine how hard it is for Ryan to choose what he wants to be for Halloween? I mean it's obvious WHO he's going to be, but the 'what' has got to be a real head scratcher.
"How much did you spend on that?" "Irrelevant. " "Well, no, relevant 'cause you could've spent that money on your own candy." "Listen, man, yeah. Damn it!" 😂😂😂😂
counterpoint: by going to every house asking for candy while wearing the same costume, he could easily collect way more candy than he would've been able to buy himself with that money. Halloween costumes have an excellent ROI.
When I was a child this was not really a big thing in my village (northern germany) but some kids did it where friends lived. Once they took me with them and I left them after 2 doors, explaining my mum I'm nit going to beg strangers for candy 😂
These things are so ingrained in society that the only way I can think of that Ryan comes up with these skits is that he wipes his memory clean every time.
Or Ryan could do an incomplete download to one or more of his clones. The missing bits and pieces of memory would give Ryan lots of material for skits. 🤔
Love your videos. You actually make me laugh out loud, not just exhale through my nose. You've got a great and unique humor style that sets your videos apart from everyone else and I get excited every time I see you put something new out. Any success you have is 110% deserved. In all sincerity, thank you for making me laugh. It is a noble thing to be able to put joy into the world.
fun fact the reason we give candy to people dressed up in costumes is long story short because people used to give them to evil spirits as an offering so we dress up as evil spirits like ghost,ghouls, skeletons,pickachu and years later we dress up like those evil spirits and take those offerings for our self
Not quite what I've heard. People dressed up as spirits to deceive the real spirits, it was a kind of protection. People thought evil spirits were about because it was a time they slaughtered animals before winter, so the spirit world was close by at that time. Because there was so much food people went door to door asking for treats.
@@Peleski in where I live we don't celebrate Halloween so the story I know is likely different then other places so it's interesting to hear that version of it
@@blancoiswhite As Irish catholic our church always focused on Hallowmas (All Souls Day) because they didn't approve of Celtic beliefs, but I still feel it's part of my history
the trick in trick or treat originally referred to the fact that when you were given the candy it was customary to mix in stones wrapped in candy wrappers, so when you were given the candy it was either a trick or a treat.
The jokes he comes up with from banal misunderstandings are some of my favorites, the exchange "...so just cough it up." "You want me to regurgitate candy?" was a fast but really funny sequence. Gotta go find me some pocket candy now.
Fun fact - in scotland when trick or treating, or guising or as we call it, you actually do have to do something to earn a treat, sing a song, tell a joke etc.
Very interesting. Made me to remember all the research about from where all this trick or treating came from and how I ended up binding the chattering skull of a horse with a white blanket on a pole for every Halloween 👀
Imagine the first guy to have brunch. Too busy to eat breakfast and wants a excuse to have a break at the giant constructed rectangular place where he gets paid to do stuff.
Me: There is no way kids are gonna be able to get free candy every October 31st. Ryan: Actually it's gonna be super easy. Barely an inconvenience. Me: Oh really?
It's funny but historically accurate. All hallows eve actually sprang into existence around children trick-or-treating to justify the activity. Gyan Reore is not only funny, charismatic, and handsome but also very smart.
I really appreciate that the homeowner in his domicile started coming up with traditions on his own, starting with letting a large squash rot on his front step for a few weeks. He really got into the spirit of things!
i was in wal-mart a couple days ago at the self-checkout and someone walked up to the self-checkout station next to mine saying "It's super easy, barely an inconvenience!" your fame has even reached obscure dinky-ass small towns in West Virginia.
I have to say this is the only channel where I actually don’t skip the sponsored ads. Ryan even makes the ad reads funny. Secret Agent Who Can’t Keep a Secret is pure comedy gold, and I hope this becomes a recurring bit!
Minor Domicile Trick or Treat not catching on was the worst thing about Halloween since Ryan spent his entire life savings on that mask instead of buying the candy that he so passionately desired.
Here in Germany we obviously have this tradition as well - "Süßes sonst gibt's Saures" - loosely translates to "trick or treat". Few children do it but every household is either prepared for their visit or... well, they just don't answer the door. Simple as that.
The Secret Agent who can’t keep a secret could actually be a fun, parody-type of show. He would think that he actually knew stuff, but would actually only know misinformation which he would inadvertently and consistently pass on to the enemy. He could be provided accurate information when it didn’t matter too much, to keep him looking believable, but mostly he would be bumbling around being used by everyone around him. Of course, every episode, something would go wrong… either the enemy would begin to realize what was going on, or he would be in danger because they took him too seriously, or he would accidentally discover and let slip really important information for once. There could even be a sad episode where he somehow finds out that he’s not the tough secret agent he believed he was, but that he’s actually considered a bumbling idiot and a joke by everyone around him. Every episode would somehow wrap up happily, against all odds. In spite of all odds, he would be super useful, barely an inconvenience.
@@tahlia__nerds_out Hi Tahlia I watched it either whe it came out in the 60's or soon after. On a black & white TV. It's not terribly far from OP. Dated now, but Don Adams was hilarious. ("Sorry about that, Chief." "Missed it by THAT much." Pinch gesture.) The Cone of Silence! I had a crush on Barbara Feldman, Agent 86. His competent female assistant. Also, I'm glad my 2 word post was understood as tv show title. Not a sarcastic comment. Cheers.
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"I'm gonna let a large squash rot on my front steps for a few weeks"
I wish that I could see the world the same way Ryan does
Ryan is that kid who just keeps asking "why?" until the parent runs out of explanations and realizes that nothing in life actually makes any sense
food waste is TIGHT!
"But first, I'm going to carve a scary face on it and put FIRE inside it."
"Why are you mutilating perfectly good vegetables?"
@@Francois_DupontMost squashes and pumpkins used during this crazy holiday are not actually edible.
@@rap1df1r3 yes they are, each year i make pies and potage from the big orange one.
That self-improvement procrastination line hit me hard...now I'm laughing too much to do the self-improvement stuff I planned for this weekend
That sounds like a decision you would already make before you watched the video.
I feel ya… that threw me off as well and at least for the rest of the year :)
Stopping to reply to your comment has distracted me from all the self-improvement I had planned. :)
Looks like you'll just have to let a squash rot on your front porch for a couple weeks.
😂😂😂
“Treat or trick”
“I’d flip that”
“Kcirt ro teart”
“No, the words”
Had me dying 😂
I also loved the follow up, "Hey! How did you do that? THAT was pretty entertaining!"
Genius Ryan is 😂😂😂
Imma just put this out here, but I don’t think you should be dying from watching a video. That sounds terminal you might need to go to the doctor
*cough cough* sarcasm *cough*@@AnimeZone247
It reminded me of Gravity Falls.
"Egassem terces! Egassem terces! Egassem terces!!!"
“I’m going to let a large squash rot on my porch for a couple of weeks”
Spookily accurate
And don't forget to give it a face.
I'm literally watching this comments likes go up in real time. This is great 😁
Spookily… the square pumpkin?
This is the way.
Days if you live in Florida
“Listen man, yeah damnit.” Really killed me. The full realization that he could’ve just spent the costume money on candy.
But if he uses the mask to get candy from every house, that's a profit
It's like a business. High upfront cost, for long term profitability. He can use that mask every year until it wears out and he needs to repair or replace it. Simple economics. 😂
Same here.
I mean, especially if you buy holoween candy the day after holloween? You get a nice deal
I love the implication that jack o lanterns are just put out by disgruntled home owners to spite trick or treaters. This is gold.
Weirdly, I can see ol' Stingy Jack being in support of that. But then he always seemed like the kind of asshole who'd leave his front light on, and even the front door open, but then when kids came up he'd drop empty beer cans into their bags and demand candy from them.
Traditionally that's sort of what they were for; to frighten away evil and pesky spirits. Trick-or-treat today is just humans disguising themselves as those hobgoblins of the past.
As an Indian with no exposure to halloween but Hollywood movies, this is exactly how I imagine halloween to be.
BOO!
You've just been exposed
As an American who grew up on Halloween culture, honestly yeah it's pretty close
It's not far off
As an Indian with no halloween, I desperately wanna roam about on the streets on Halloween like Batman 😭
As Rose (Titanic) once said, "It doesn't make any sense. That's why I trust it." That pretty much sums it up. Halloween is dope.
This is immediately making me realize that trick or treating is basically legalized small-scale robbery.
It's more of a protection racket...give me currency (in this case candy) or else bad things are gonna happen... 😂
@@marymansfield6900 It's basically 9 year olds going, "Gee, this is real nice house you got here, mister. Be a real shame if someone was to cover about 3 to 7 percent of its surface area in raw egg or slightly moist toilet paper. In unrelated matters, do ya got any spare candy you'd like to dispose of?"
@@kryptonianguest1903yup, trick or treating is basically practice for mob shakedowns
Unfortunately, sir you ended your sentence with a preposition and therefore I must use this bird embryo that I acquired, to make you feel embarrassed in front of your neighbors.
@@robbyhanlon Oh, yeah, of course. Any candy of which you'd like to dispose.
He litterally rang the doorbell and DIDNT run away. He stayed. Thats commitment. Give him the candy.
*literally
*DIDN'T
*That's
@@alvallac2171apostrophes are overrated and require a keyboard back and forth switch.
T'was NOT the season for dingdong ditch.
@@mariposa9506 they're grammatically correct and are literally just a keypress.
Heck, he might even have taken that paper bag of poop he happened to have in one pocket, and the lighter he had in his sock...
First Poop Arsonist Litter bug.
*ETA ...Sprinter Illusionist
Always look forward to Ryan's creative and ever funny videos😁
Use that money for your own candy😂😂
I imagine the first guy wore costumes as a disguise so he could change into different costumes and get a lot of candy from the same house
That's what happened the second year, y'know because of how time works
@@GiveMeMyLunchMoneyYour user name has inspired me to go trick or treating for lunch money
Sheez, you mean nobody else does that?
I did that as kid one summer when the local grocery store was having a promotional event, and offering free cotton candy to the kids. I put on several layers of clothes. I'd get some cotton candy, eat it, then switch to a different combination of shirt/pants and go back for more.
@@raydunakin how much candy did you get that year?
Holy shit, I'd give that guy candy just for a presentation of the ability to speak backward
As someone from a country where Halloween was not a thing, and being part of the first generation of kids that celebrated it, that is pretty much EXACTLY how it went the first few years 😂 We had to explain to everyone what Halloween even is and what we're doing and why they need to give us candy, and most people were rather...confused, but it helps immensely to be three cute little girls x)
I'm curious, which country was it?
Interesting.. Question though, how does one become three cute little girls.
3 cute little girls is a killer costume
@@Cygnet13 Hand puppets. Or manikins on a backpack frame.
I'm curious too. Probably Ireland, ironically enough.
The mask is similar to the one in Gladiator and the line: Are you not entertained?. This shows how awesome Ryan is.
nice!
Wow, I didn't catch that! Very clever!
I heard the phrase but didn't catch the mask tie in.
"So a whole bunch of you are gonna demand a payment of candy or do something unfortunate to my house?"
"Yeah, we're kinda like a mini mafia now, we decided."
It’s funny how we can all automatically acknowledge that the “secret agent that can’t keep a secret” is just a rookie because his lack of a commanding moustache 😂
Halloween isn't really a thing™ where I live but stores still have some themed candy (mostly international brands)... which means you literally just buy this stuff and nobody comes trick or treating so you eat it all yourself.
In places where it is a thing, in September or early October stores will put the candy on sale so people decide to buy it then and save it to Halloween.
Then they eat it and have to buy new stuff for Halloween.
THAT.
Is Marketing.
I would love to dress as Ryan George for Halloween. It will be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Trouble is, no one besides us subscribers would know what you're trying to be. 😄
Oh really?
How commanding is your mustache
@@zyxwut321get all the way off my back, ok?
@@zyxwut321 Pretty sure Producer Guy is a world-renowned celebrity😌
It doesn't even take 9 months for Ryan to deliver🔥
is your last name eric first name gen
@@advokatie how the FK did you know stalker😱
I'm old, but I still have fond memories of Halloween from my childhood, and from my childrens' younger years when I would lead them around. It is one of the few things that helps bring the neighborhood together. I know that not everyone is into it, and that's fine. But on Halloween the porch light at my house comes on early and stays on late, and we'll have more than enough candy to hand out. Happy Halloween!
Can you imagine how hard it is for Ryan to choose what he wants to be for Halloween? I mean it's obvious WHO he's going to be, but the 'what' has got to be a real head scratcher.
He's going to dress as the World Health Organization? Interesting choice.
He's going to be himself dressed as himself...
Actually, it's going to be super-easy...
Barely an inconvenience.@@FlatOnHisFace
@@FlatOnHisFace ...Barely an inconvenience
Who else needs a full episode of "Secret Agent Who Can't Keep A Secret"?
YES! How about a regular series?
I was about to say the same thing
You mean Archer?
I'm game!
I mean, that's James Bond
Saying "I love you" as part of the goodbye was my favorite part. 🤣🎃🎉
Ryan just doesn't stop with the quality content. Consistent as always.
"Any candy here I've purchased for _my_ consumption" is a line I'm gonna use on the next trick or treaters 😄
IF there's candy in this house--and I'm not admitting there is--it would have been purchased for my consumption.
"How much did you spend on that?"
"Irrelevant. "
"Well, no, relevant 'cause you could've spent that money on your own candy."
"Listen, man, yeah. Damn it!"
😂😂😂😂
counterpoint: by going to every house asking for candy while wearing the same costume, he could easily collect way more candy than he would've been able to buy himself with that money. Halloween costumes have an excellent ROI.
What do you gain by writing sentences from the video we all watched?
@@dietotakuwhat's ROI?
Sssniperwolf-ass comment
@@peersamuel288 Lets the creator of the video know that the scene/dialogue was funny and enjoyed.
Ive never realised that trick or treating is basically breaking that one rule every parent gives us. Thanks Ryan
When I was a child this was not really a big thing in my village (northern germany) but some kids did it where friends lived. Once they took me with them and I left them after 2 doors, explaining my mum I'm nit going to beg strangers for candy 😂
I'm willing to bear the shame of begging for candy. Because *FREE CANDY!* Who doesn't want candy? For free! *Free!*
“Love ya man, see you next year!!!” 😂😂😂
That "spending one of my few daily hours of freedom watching a screen" line hit waaaaay too close to home for me 😳
...and you're doing it right now 😳
@@Corusame...and you are too 😦
Unless you are using your on the clock employee hours instead of your hours of freedom 👀
I nrbrt look sy s dvtrrn. Iy grrld likr s esyr og yimr.
@@resourceress7 You just blew my mind with this idea, my dude! That way I get paid to watch a screen! 😬
I love how Ryan managed to logically tie in the pumpkins into the whole thing. Well explained.
Logically?
@@FlatOnHisFace very logically
These things are so ingrained in society that the only way I can think of that Ryan comes up with these skits is that he wipes his memory clean every time.
Or Ryan could do an incomplete download to one or more of his clones. The missing bits and pieces of memory would give Ryan lots of material for skits. 🤔
@@jw8160 genius!
The ability to look at things objectively is simply a matter of intelligence and education.
1:28 was a really catchy phrase.. a very cool trick
Shakedowns are fine as long as candy is involved I decided.
Love your videos. You actually make me laugh out loud, not just exhale through my nose. You've got a great and unique humor style that sets your videos apart from everyone else and I get excited every time I see you put something new out. Any success you have is 110% deserved. In all sincerity, thank you for making me laugh. It is a noble thing to be able to put joy into the world.
100% agreed
Top-tier humor as always, wow wow wow! Thank you for the many hours of entertainment, Ryan!
fun fact the reason we give candy to people dressed up in costumes is long story short because people used to give them to evil spirits as an offering so we dress up as evil spirits like ghost,ghouls, skeletons,pickachu and years later we dress up like those evil spirits and take those offerings for our self
Never thought of Pikachu as an evil spirit, but it totally makes sense
Not quite what I've heard. People dressed up as spirits to deceive the real spirits, it was a kind of protection. People thought evil spirits were about because it was a time they slaughtered animals before winter, so the spirit world was close by at that time. Because there was so much food people went door to door asking for treats.
@@Peleski in where I live we don't celebrate Halloween so the story I know is likely different then other places so it's interesting to hear that version of it
@@blancoiswhite As Irish catholic our church always focused on Hallowmas (All Souls Day) because they didn't approve of Celtic beliefs, but I still feel it's part of my history
Gotta figure a lot of animals brought to priests and shamans for "burnt offerings to the god" got eaten.
If I have taken anything away from this video, it is that we as a society need to pump up the use of “domicile” when referring to someone’s home.
"Here's some pocket candy" sounds like he got a half wrapped Werther's and some lint. 🤣
Candy extortion is TIGHT!😂
Always love the random "I love you" that gets thrown in. 😂
I genuinely think Ryan is one of the best RUclipsrs.
Glad you said genuinely or else I'd think you were lying.
@@Thesteadfast You have to say "genuinely", or the msm audience will start to think about your statement, experts say!
the trick in trick or treat originally referred to the fact that when you were given the candy it was customary to mix in stones wrapped in candy wrappers, so when you were given the candy it was either a trick or a treat.
My favorite part was when he loved him. Truly heartwarming.
-Come on man, give me a candy!!
-No!!!
-What if I'll wear a mask?
-Yes! I love to give candies in masked people
The jokes he comes up with from banal misunderstandings are some of my favorites, the exchange "...so just cough it up." "You want me to regurgitate candy?" was a fast but really funny sequence. Gotta go find me some pocket candy now.
So happy you brought back a version of “Kay love you bye”
Man, sometimes I love your ad sketches more than the main sketch 😅
I love the Irish houses background. Great detail
I love how weirdly understanding everyone is in the ryan universe
Fun fact - in scotland when trick or treating, or guising or as we call it, you actually do have to do something to earn a treat, sing a song, tell a joke etc.
And yes, I was entertained *digital candy* for you, haha. Thanks Ryan, from Ryan.
"Listen man, yeah, damnit." Ryan you beautiful bastard.
Treat or minor inconvenience? No… I must hire the power of the minors, to inconvenience the adults!!
Man it would suck if a verified channel can’t get more than 4 likes in 2 weeks
I have never wanted to see a RUclipsr do every holiday more than Ryan George!
After they booted Alex Jones I agree.
Parents : Don't take candy from strangers
Halloween : ain't gonna happen!!!!
Very interesting. Made me to remember all the research about from where all this trick or treating came from and how I ended up binding the chattering skull of a horse with a white blanket on a pole for every Halloween 👀
Imagine the first guy to have brunch. Too busy to eat breakfast and wants a excuse to have a break at the giant constructed rectangular place where he gets paid to do stuff.
I love Secret Agent Who Can't Keep a Secret! It's my favorite show, but don't tell anyone...
Yo what’s up verified creator! First!
"Alright, I love you. I'll see you in a year." That joke just zoomed by. 😂
1:59 was definitely lovecraftian eldritch speech.
Very seasonal.
“I love you, I’ll see you in a year” 😂
Me: There is no way kids are gonna be able to get free candy every October 31st.
Ryan: Actually it's gonna be super easy. Barely an inconvenience.
Me: Oh really?
Yeah yeah yeah.
Oh hey, it’s you!
Here in England we call it "ludicrous tomfoolery or delectable sweets"
This was hilarious. I loved this. Ryan can make any day better when he uploads
God bless all the funny Canadians. Rest too of course
Always a joy when a Ryan George alert pops up. Keep ringing doorbells, my dude! 😁
It's funny but historically accurate. All hallows eve actually sprang into existence around children trick-or-treating to justify the activity. Gyan Reore is not only funny, charismatic, and handsome but also very smart.
Ryan's Creative ideas are just incredible 👏👏👏. Refreshing content 🤗
I really appreciate that the homeowner in his domicile started coming up with traditions on his own, starting with letting a large squash rot on his front step for a few weeks. He really got into the spirit of things!
The spirit, indeed. He's no BOOb.
When he reversed the words 😂😂😂 pure genius!
Yeeeeaaaahhhhh..... We now expect regular episodes of the Secret Agent Who Can't Keep A Secret show, thaaaanks....
Oh, getting candy from strangers in the dark while wearing a disguise is tight!
And not at all a complicated fetish.
i was in wal-mart a couple days ago at the self-checkout and someone walked up to the self-checkout station next to mine saying "It's super easy, barely an inconvenience!" your fame has even reached obscure dinky-ass small towns in West Virginia.
3:18 Oh yes I really need to touch your data😂
I like how he slowly warmed up to it.
"Im going to let a large sqwash rot on my front steps for a couple of weeks"
Best thing i ever heard
"Are you not entertained?!" - First guy to ever Trick or Treat
1:13 I really thought he was gonna go: “Well can’t you see i’m warding off those evils spirits for you so I deserve the candy”
I can't belive that house owner guy didn't welcome this man with a warm "Hi there hello"
This is probably the hardest I've laughed at a Ryan George sketch in a WHILE. I love it!! Thank you for this content gold!
I have to say this is the only channel where I actually don’t skip the sponsored ads. Ryan even makes the ad reads funny. Secret Agent Who Can’t Keep a Secret is pure comedy gold, and I hope this becomes a recurring bit!
I love the fact that the ads are always just as entertaining.
Trick Or Treating is basically politely robbing people of candy. 😂
Minor Domicile Trick or Treat not catching on was the worst thing about Halloween since Ryan spent his entire life savings on that mask instead of buying the candy that he so passionately desired.
The next James bond should be 'the secret agent who cant keep a secret'. I don't want it. I need it.
Here in Germany we obviously have this tradition as well - "Süßes sonst gibt's Saures" - loosely translates to "trick or treat". Few children do it but every household is either prepared for their visit or... well, they just don't answer the door. Simple as that.
Lost it at, "I'm gonna put a carved squash on my steps and let it rot for the next two weeks."
Hahaha! Me too!! 😂😂
The Secret Agent who can’t keep a secret could actually be a fun, parody-type of show. He would think that he actually knew stuff, but would actually only know misinformation which he would inadvertently and consistently pass on to the enemy. He could be provided accurate information when it didn’t matter too much, to keep him looking believable, but mostly he would be bumbling around being used by everyone around him. Of course, every episode, something would go wrong… either the enemy would begin to realize what was going on, or he would be in danger because they took him too seriously, or he would accidentally discover and let slip really important information for once. There could even be a sad episode where he somehow finds out that he’s not the tough secret agent he believed he was, but that he’s actually considered a bumbling idiot and a joke by everyone around him. Every episode would somehow wrap up happily, against all odds.
In spite of all odds, he would be super useful, barely an inconvenience.
You're basically describing how spycraft normally works.
I'd watch that.
Get Smart
@@brucebaker810 I thought of that after, although I’ve actually never watched Get Smart myself.
@@tahlia__nerds_out Hi Tahlia
I watched it either whe it came out in the 60's or soon after. On a black & white TV.
It's not terribly far from OP. Dated now, but Don Adams was hilarious. ("Sorry about that, Chief." "Missed it by THAT much." Pinch gesture.)
The Cone of Silence!
I had a crush on Barbara Feldman, Agent 86. His competent female assistant.
Also, I'm glad my 2 word post was understood as tv show title. Not a sarcastic comment. Cheers.
Top 3 funniest people on RUclips:
1. Ryan George
2. Producer guy
3. Screenwriter guy
I saw the thumbnail alone and already knew this is gonna be a banger 😂
Edit: called it!
*gives you raisins or apples
Kids: Toilet paper is *tight*
Your content never gets old!
Funnily enough, I never actually thought about the price of a costume almost never equating the price of the candy you collect
We need the first guy to open a store now, how did the first guy obtain the candy in the first place. Plothole in the Ryanverse 😂
It was pocket candy! Don't all your pockets magically have candy all the time?
We’ve already had the first guy to work retail, which kind of doubled as the first guy to open a store
How about the first guy to make candy? We already had cheese...
@@GLJosh you mean "rotten cow juice"?
@@HMNCLunarLet's get the Naming Department on that.
Stat.
Inventing Halloween was super easy, barely an inconvenience.
2:29 seriously though 😂
This guy’s out here making all kinds of quality content!
I like how our brain just ignores stuff, to make you feel like there's nothing bad in it, until it isn't