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19:09 - You ask why they wouldn't want it to go to the task force. The answer is that they don't trust the other investigative group (the task force) because they know that task force is commissioned by the governor that's from the same family as the head of the church that Marty and Rust believe the case is connected to. So they don't want it to turn over to what they believe is a corrupt/connected element that would cover it up. As far as career, there's no penalty or anything. Detectives and cases go cold all the time if there simply isn't enough information to act on. Rust and Marty just don't want it to get out of their hands specifically because of their suspicions about who is connected to the crime... They just need more actionable information to build from.
After Rust dropped that truth bomb about people's behavior and divine reward... I knew he was one of my more favorite characters. That and when he said, he's a realist. But philosophically would be considered a pessimist. Because he sees the world for what it is: on fire.
I mean if the ppl read the bible they would know you cant get into heaven by doing good deeds jist 2 get in. You have 2 do good deeds for the good of them without expectation of a rewards. Its the reason for the act not the act itself that gets you in. Idk what these televangelists be preaching now a days but we all kno abt a wolfs favorite outfit
Actually it's the eucharist in english ☦️ evangelical protestants don't do communion like we do. When the preacher says 'the body and blood..... it's a metaphor for salvation.
One of the great things about the character of Marty is that he's so flawed. It makes him seem more real. Oh and you might find it interesting what Carl Jung said about your reactions to things you don't like in other people. Just a thought...
I swear I always thought the “you don’t mow another man’s lawn” bit is a callback to another Woody Harrelson movie where he says the exact same line with the same meaning. I don’t have confirmation, but it’s the only times I’ve ever heard that line, lol.
It's a testament to how fantastic an actor Matthew McConaughey is that he can portray a pessimistic nihilist so well even though he is a devout Christian in real life.
Feel free to make fun of my small town upbringing.... And the subsequent star struck- edness of this comment. I joined the Navy out of high school and got stationed in New Orleans. It was shore duty meaning unlike sea duty it is much more like a day to day job. We Had working hours that were kept to more often than not, And we had weekends off more often than not. Like any ambitious kid in a new place with time on his hands. I got a part-time job. That job was at a skating rink in Terrytown Louisiana which is a suburb of New Orleans. Skate Country Westbank it was called. I enjoyed that job and made pretty much every real friend that I ever made in new orleans through connections there. Then there I was one year after honorably discharging from the Navy, watching this cool new show called True Detective. And suddenly I recognize one of the places they go to interview somebody. I nearly crap my pants because one of my favorite jobs ever, is in 1 of my favorite television shows ever. They filmed an entire scene at Skate Country and I found out that same day. That they came in to film it 3 WEEKS after I moved duty stations and left New Orleans. I could have cried because they ALL got to meet Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey. I feel so cheated lol.
I'm glad you are blasting through this like you did with Band of Brothers! Several parts throughout the season that I can't wait to see you react to. If you're still on the detective kick after this but want something a little less grim, you might give Poker Face a shot.
I knew you were going to like this! .... By the way here's some more recommendations: Westworld (season 1 is great at least) and Mr. Robot. (all seasons are amazing), I 99.999% you will enjoy Mr Robot a lot 😎
As much as you hate Marty for being a cheater, he does redeem himself. At least I think he does.............really been enjoying your commentary. Thanks for posting.........
Also, the CROW is the smartest Birb in the world. they have the mind of a seven-year-old human if they see a person's face they always remember it! nothing to do with the show. just true!
They don't want it to go to the cult crimes task force because neither Rust nor Marty has a particularly strong opinion of the three detectives on that task force.... letting them take the case, to Rust, would be giving up on solving the case....
I'm soo excited to see you are reacting to True Detective!! It's one of my favorite series. Season 2 was ok but not great. I didn't even watch season 3 because of that reason. The first season was definitely the best. The Knick is a pretty good series too.
keep in mind that the series is set in south Louisiana. It is so different from any other place in the world it might as well be mars. In a previous vid, you commented on the little girls out on the streets...that is almost entirely due to abject poverty. You don't have clothes, food, anything. And "mowing the grass" is NOT a metaphor. You do not ever mow another guys yard unless he asks you to. It's like saying they are not MEN. And you won't ask another man to mow the yard unless you are in the hospital on your death bed...it's that serious. And just wait till episode 4!!
_"Oh yeah, splittin the atom. I'm sure there're a couple of towns in Japan that'd like to have a word about that. One in the former Soviet Union too. Or the rest of Europe for that fuckin matter."_
19:12 why would the not want the case to go to task force? Because they are guys, they are proud and don't want to fail. If they have to hand the case off it means that they failed to solve it.
I'am in my 2nd 30s half now, and I start to understand what Marty is talking about in bedroom scene. I think he is a f***ed up. I think he finally talked open with his wife, but because what he did - we think he is just a jerk. I didn't cheat my wife, and i hope I wouldn't, but this middle age crisis hits hard, you start doing stupid shit, this is not the excuse, but I can understand him now
Most dedicated Police cars come with extra equipment. Even the unmarked cars. The flashers that go on the roof are plain cars used mostly by detectives and under cover work.
Have to say, I'm surprised to come here and see people acting like you are the one with a problem for being annoyed or pissed with a character for cheating on his wife. There's red flags flying all over these comments.
I think it's an unfortunate side effect of this particular show and these damaged characters -- the audience it tends to attract. You can see it in pretty much every TD reaction, lots of guys in the comment section doing mental gymnastics to justify their own behavior by defending Marty with 100 different excuses about why it's NBD.
Yeah, most of this comment section and Biss is braindead. Thank god I avoid women and Rust is my spirit animal. I have zero patience for $tupdity anymore and I don't hold my tongue. You'll get my opinion at both barrels of my metaphorical shotgun.
Millions of years of evolution has made men want to be with as many women as possible. Millions of years of evolution has made women want to be with one ideally perfect man. I'm a wife and I can totally understand men loving more than one woman.
thank you for this comment. many people - women especially - think of cheating like something worse than murder, while in reality it usually doesnt mean shit. if we cheat on you, it doesnt mean we dont want you anymore and it certainly doesnt mean we dont love you and dont wanna be with you. love doesnt equal sex, its just simple craving for something we dont have.
@@dudlEEk If you're in a monogamous relationship it means you value casual sex over your relationship. We aren't animals, we don't need to follow every impulse.
@@Etrius0023 I'm not going to let you use this thread as a base to demean men's natural reproductive urges and call them animalistic. Imagine if someone said homosexual urges were animalistic? Try having the same respect for polygamous urges.
Nah, the drinking is a symptom of his self-loathing and insecurity, just like the cheating. He's not drunk when he's picking up women at work. He's not drunk when he's planning illicit encounters and sexting chicks.
Also Marty DID have a finger... It was just bent when you were looking at it... Um.... Yeah, women disappoint/annoy men and Rust is 100% me. I NEED to be alone, most HUMANS disappoint and annoy me in general for that matter.
Women's reaction to Marty cheating is just ONE out of the MANY examples that perfectly exemplify how the female brain measures things between being OBJECTIVELY evil/bad to a minor character flaw birth from true trauma, they're being overemotional about. Marty is literally investigating a murderer that's killing prostitutes (the thing you'd think women would be MORE concerned about since it's usually women who are prostitutes and end up murder by some psycho, certainly something I'd be and am more concerned about and I'm not even a woman), men and women live in two completely separate worlds I'm learning as I get older. It's just biological, mixed with men never really sharing their trauma or the things they've experience/seen with women. Cops, especially detectives come across A LOT of sad and gruesome scenes in their line of work, not to dissimilar to a solider, they get PTSD or continuous minor psychological trauma scars from the things they have to witness. Great example being detectives that have to sit through a serial killers murder/torture tapes. Men (who are typically the protectors of reality) don't like sharing that with women and children who don't need to heart/witness it. Marty's way of decompressing from all that is wrong is a monogamous relationship sense no doubt, but it's so weird how women measure men's moralities. Oh cheated? Oh well then he might as well be serial killer and grapist, like wtf? The man is cheating, not beating his fxcking wife or daughters. Rust Cohle is my literally me character of multiple reasons (like philosophy on life and existence, 100% agree with him on everything), but this is another in simply being okay being alone. Never had a GF and the older I get, the less I want one and realize women ether disappoint/annoy me and I'm too critical and can't hold my tongue. Like Cohle, I know who I am and there is a sort of victory in that, you can't make us budge.
To clarify, I think the taking what Rust says as Bible is just as bad as what these "women" are doing with Marty's infidelity. Rust even finds later on that a lot of the ways he thought wasn't entirely accurate.
@@lockekappa500 Not really actaully lol. He gets more positive sure, but he still clearly holds to his philosophy on existence. Again remember who’s works (at least season 1) True Detective is inspired by, so sort of sets the cosmic universe of (again, at least season 1, don’t know about he others) the show. It’s from one, so it’s sort of a bittersweet ending. Entropy still exists, eventually the dark will complete win again. And most lights we see in the night sky are stars LOOOONG gone an their light JUST reaching us.
@@lockekappa500 So for all we know, if we go in and explore the cosmos… They might be more emptier than we expect? Took too long and space expanded too far.
Quite the emotion you emphasize about other's judgement. How do you know women's reactions are objective valuations, and not subjective ones they feel strong about? And how do you tell someone's character flaw from birth, versus their _"true trauma"_ ? Seems like if you shared Rust's views, you'd see all adults as responsible for their behaviour, if they're ready to vow marriage, buy a house, raise kids. You think child rearing is terrible, but attitudes to partner cheating is overblown? Strange as it's the act that leads to birth, and the act you don't think substantiates someone's character. I agree killing is far more severe, even though we eat and kill and contribute to geopolitical slayings with our lifestyles anyway. But who compared Marty to a serial killer? Bisscute and other streamers showed more revulsion to the antagonists than she did the detectives, but one of these subjects is more personally relatable and resonant in our world than the other. Can you guess which one? Vocalizing does not equate objectifying. How is Marty's infidelity suddenly the isolated case that people judge him for, and not everything else for which his wife and in-laws disapprove of him? I think you'd find public opinion pretty cemented about the characters long before his unfaithfulness was ever revealed. Also don't know why you compared what you'd be more concerned about as a woman, while not being one. I don't know how many prostitutes you've talked to but there was nothing you contributed about it to your talking point. They made those boundaries when they got married. He broke them. I never saw Maggie as delicate or insensitive to others, being an ER employee as interested as she was in Rust's trauma, but you sure put every woman in a box about how they relate to anxiety and unfaithfulness, so you made that clear.
Yeah, women disappoint and annoy too much... Rust Cohle is 100% me. Can only see things pragmatically. There's a quote he's gonna say later in the show on the nature of men/women & kids that I also 100% agree with. You'll know it when it happens, with a specific character after a specific thing, just keep that in mind once the quote is said. Not only do I agree, I think he's 100% correct. We're put on this planet for ONE purpose, everything is filler and humans trying to make it work when it just isn't our nature as beings on this planet, never was suppose to be.
Respect, honesty, the ability to make good lasting decisions and just a general sense of integrity and good values, are the traits that are lacking in modern men/women in this new society we live in.
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"Rose colored glasses" is the expression.
"You're incapable to admit doubt. Now that sounds like denial to me." "I doubt that." perfect 😁
I love the delivery in that scene. Just perfect comedic timing.
You should watch Mindhunter! If you're into the psychology of serial killers it's a must-watch
"HIS CAKE!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
19:09 - You ask why they wouldn't want it to go to the task force. The answer is that they don't trust the other investigative group (the task force) because they know that task force is commissioned by the governor that's from the same family as the head of the church that Marty and Rust believe the case is connected to. So they don't want it to turn over to what they believe is a corrupt/connected element that would cover it up. As far as career, there's no penalty or anything. Detectives and cases go cold all the time if there simply isn't enough information to act on. Rust and Marty just don't want it to get out of their hands specifically because of their suspicions about who is connected to the crime... They just need more actionable information to build from.
I think this first series of True Detective is about as good of a show as it gets. I'm looking forward to your future reactions!
After Rust dropped that truth bomb about people's behavior and divine reward... I knew he was one of my more favorite characters.
That and when he said, he's a realist. But philosophically would be considered a pessimist. Because he sees the world for what it is: on fire.
I mean if the ppl read the bible they would know you cant get into heaven by doing good deeds jist 2 get in. You have 2 do good deeds for the good of them without expectation of a rewards. Its the reason for the act not the act itself that gets you in. Idk what these televangelists be preaching now a days but we all kno abt a wolfs favorite outfit
@@trappestarrgaming3422 sheep's clothing. Which says something about the attendees, as well.
@@trappestarrgaming3422 Your bible?
@@dallesamllhals9161 wat
Actually it's the eucharist in english ☦️ evangelical protestants don't do communion like we do. When the preacher says 'the body and blood..... it's a metaphor for salvation.
the chemistry between those two is so good
The gas mask and the machete. A+.
lol the face you made when you said “you’re disgusting, I hate you”
Glad you liked the reaction ❤
Woody Harrelson's dad was a mafia hit man.
Back to back episodes?! Ahh, yes. Life is good. ✨️
Americans wear their wedding rings on their left hands unlike Eastern Europe
4:45 that's wise. For many reasons.
One of the great things about the character of Marty is that he's so flawed. It makes him seem more real.
Oh and you might find it interesting what Carl Jung said about your reactions to things you don't like in other people. Just a thought...
I swear I always thought the “you don’t mow another man’s lawn” bit is a callback to another Woody Harrelson movie where he says the exact same line with the same meaning. I don’t have confirmation, but it’s the only times I’ve ever heard that line, lol.
It's a testament to how fantastic an actor Matthew McConaughey is that he can portray a pessimistic nihilist so well even though he is a devout Christian in real life.
When 5he preacher says "compassion" he means virtue, truth and morality.
Feel free to make fun of my small town upbringing.... And the subsequent star struck- edness of this comment.
I joined the Navy out of high school and got stationed in New Orleans. It was shore duty meaning unlike sea duty it is much more like a day to day job. We Had working hours that were kept to more often than not, And we had weekends off more often than not. Like any ambitious kid in a new place with time on his hands. I got a part-time job. That job was at a skating rink in Terrytown Louisiana which is a suburb of New Orleans. Skate Country Westbank it was called. I enjoyed that job and made pretty much every real friend that I ever made in new orleans through connections there. Then there I was one year after honorably discharging from the Navy, watching this cool new show called True Detective. And suddenly I recognize one of the places they go to interview somebody.
I nearly crap my pants because one of my favorite jobs ever, is in 1 of my favorite television shows ever. They filmed an entire scene at Skate Country and I found out that same day. That they came in to film it 3 WEEKS after I moved duty stations and left New Orleans. I could have cried because they ALL got to meet Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey. I feel so cheated lol.
I'm glad you are blasting through this like you did with Band of Brothers! Several parts throughout the season that I can't wait to see you react to. If you're still on the detective kick after this but want something a little less grim, you might give Poker Face a shot.
Great choice. I like both Seasons of True Detective and you're right it starts slow but... oh and a great reaction too
I knew you were going to like this! .... By the way here's some more recommendations: Westworld (season 1 is great at least) and Mr. Robot. (all seasons are amazing), I 99.999% you will enjoy Mr Robot a lot 😎
I really enjoy watching you react to these!
This show is great at illustrating how people need each other.
As much as you hate Marty for being a cheater, he does redeem himself. At least I think he does.............really been enjoying your commentary. Thanks for posting.........
This is a season with dark characters and ones that are all sorts of shades of grey. I don't think this reactor really understands that.
“You like cake” 😂😂😂
Also, the CROW is the smartest Birb in the world. they have the mind of a seven-year-old human if they see a person's face they always remember it! nothing to do with the show. just true!
They don't want it to go to the cult crimes task force because neither Rust nor Marty has a particularly strong opinion of the three detectives on that task force.... letting them take the case, to Rust, would be giving up on solving the case....
Some guys got all the voice.
James Earl Jones. Sam Elliott. Matthew McConaughey.
Pee-wee Herman not so much. Mike Tyson not so much.
OK. True confession time : I love this girl and her rolling Rs. And her lovely smile.
I'm soo excited to see you are reacting to True Detective!! It's one of my favorite series. Season 2 was ok but not great. I didn't even watch season 3 because of that reason. The first season was definitely the best. The Knick is a pretty good series too.
keep in mind that the series is set in south Louisiana. It is so different from any other place in the world it might as well be mars. In a previous vid, you commented on the little girls out on the streets...that is almost entirely due to abject poverty. You don't have clothes, food, anything. And "mowing the grass" is NOT a metaphor. You do not ever mow another guys yard unless he asks you to. It's like saying they are not MEN. And you won't ask another man to mow the yard unless you are in the hospital on your death bed...it's that serious. And just wait till episode 4!!
Yeah, Rust crossed a line there and he knew it. If you aren't the man of the house's son or nephew, you just don't do that.
this was the true detective to watch the others were not even close to this good at all
_"Oh yeah, splittin the atom. I'm sure there're a couple of towns in Japan that'd like to have a word about that. One in the former Soviet Union too. Or the rest of Europe for that fuckin matter."_
19:12 why would the not want the case to go to task force? Because they are guys, they are proud and don't want to fail. If they have to hand the case off it means that they failed to solve it.
They also presume that they are corrupted.
you are so smart! sorry if I test you sometimes.
Watch "The Expanse"! Watch "The Expanse"! Watch "The Expanse"!
I'am in my 2nd 30s half now, and I start to understand what Marty is talking about in bedroom scene. I think he is a f***ed up. I think he finally talked open with his wife, but because what he did - we think he is just a jerk.
I didn't cheat my wife, and i hope I wouldn't, but this middle age crisis hits hard, you start doing stupid shit, this is not the excuse, but I can understand him now
Most dedicated Police cars come with extra equipment. Even the unmarked cars. The flashers that go on the roof are plain cars used mostly by detectives and under cover work.
Have to say, I'm surprised to come here and see people acting like you are the one with a problem for being annoyed or pissed with a character for cheating on his wife. There's red flags flying all over these comments.
I think it's an unfortunate side effect of this particular show and these damaged characters -- the audience it tends to attract. You can see it in pretty much every TD reaction, lots of guys in the comment section doing mental gymnastics to justify their own behavior by defending Marty with 100 different excuses about why it's NBD.
there's a lot of red flags in their subscriptions too. 😅
You be a homicide detective then.
Yeah, most of this comment section and Biss is braindead. Thank god I avoid women and Rust is my spirit animal. I have zero patience for $tupdity anymore and I don't hold my tongue. You'll get my opinion at both barrels of my metaphorical shotgun.
Just a bit of trivia ... the interview scene with Rusty was recorded in one 24 hour take ...
Somebody sure seems triggered by "infidelity." Me thinks there's some history here.
The whole mowing the lawn thing is NOT a metaphor. Ask your dad.
Millions of years of evolution has made men want to be with as many women as possible. Millions of years of evolution has made women want to be with one ideally perfect man. I'm a wife and I can totally understand men loving more than one woman.
thank you for this comment. many people - women especially - think of cheating like something worse than murder, while in reality it usually doesnt mean shit. if we cheat on you, it doesnt mean we dont want you anymore and it certainly doesnt mean we dont love you and dont wanna be with you. love doesnt equal sex, its just simple craving for something we dont have.
@@dudlEEk If you're in a monogamous relationship it means you value casual sex over your relationship.
We aren't animals, we don't need to follow every impulse.
@@Etrius0023 I'm not going to let you use this thread as a base to demean men's natural reproductive urges and call them animalistic.
Imagine if someone said homosexual urges were animalistic? Try having the same respect for polygamous urges.
@@rubydragon1034 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ghostnote-6 This person has to be trolling, right? 💀
This is the second reaction channel I've seen where they don't make the connection that alcohol is probably the biggest factor to Marty's infedelity.
Nah, the drinking is a symptom of his self-loathing and insecurity, just like the cheating. He's not drunk when he's picking up women at work. He's not drunk when he's planning illicit encounters and sexting chicks.
No, it's literally the stress of the job.
@@ghostnote-6 He's traumatized...
Biss seeing right thru all of Martin's bullshit like a champ.
You haven't actually watch the show then. Or understand MARTY
Enough with the cheating!!! Everybody cheats.
Don't forget the Scooby Doo rule #1
Also Marty DID have a finger... It was just bent when you were looking at it... Um.... Yeah, women disappoint/annoy men and Rust is 100% me. I NEED to be alone, most HUMANS disappoint and annoy me in general for that matter.
Women's reaction to Marty cheating is just ONE out of the MANY examples that perfectly exemplify how the female brain measures things between being OBJECTIVELY evil/bad to a minor character flaw birth from true trauma, they're being overemotional about. Marty is literally investigating a murderer that's killing prostitutes (the thing you'd think women would be MORE concerned about since it's usually women who are prostitutes and end up murder by some psycho, certainly something I'd be and am more concerned about and I'm not even a woman), men and women live in two completely separate worlds I'm learning as I get older. It's just biological, mixed with men never really sharing their trauma or the things they've experience/seen with women. Cops, especially detectives come across A LOT of sad and gruesome scenes in their line of work, not to dissimilar to a solider, they get PTSD or continuous minor psychological trauma scars from the things they have to witness.
Great example being detectives that have to sit through a serial killers murder/torture tapes. Men (who are typically the protectors of reality) don't like sharing that with women and children who don't need to heart/witness it. Marty's way of decompressing from all that is wrong is a monogamous relationship sense no doubt, but it's so weird how women measure men's moralities. Oh cheated? Oh well then he might as well be serial killer and grapist, like wtf? The man is cheating, not beating his fxcking wife or daughters.
Rust Cohle is my literally me character of multiple reasons (like philosophy on life and existence, 100% agree with him on everything), but this is another in simply being okay being alone. Never had a GF and the older I get, the less I want one and realize women ether disappoint/annoy me and I'm too critical and can't hold my tongue. Like Cohle, I know who I am and there is a sort of victory in that, you can't make us budge.
To clarify, I think the taking what Rust says as Bible is just as bad as what these "women" are doing with Marty's infidelity. Rust even finds later on that a lot of the ways he thought wasn't entirely accurate.
@@lockekappa500 Not really actaully lol. He gets more positive sure, but he still clearly holds to his philosophy on existence. Again remember who’s works (at least season 1) True Detective is inspired by, so sort of sets the cosmic universe of (again, at least season 1, don’t know about he others) the show. It’s from one, so it’s sort of a bittersweet ending. Entropy still exists, eventually the dark will complete win again. And most lights we see in the night sky are stars LOOOONG gone an their light JUST reaching us.
@@lockekappa500 So for all we know, if we go in and explore the cosmos… They might be more emptier than we expect? Took too long and space expanded too far.
Quite the emotion you emphasize about other's judgement. How do you know women's reactions are objective valuations, and not subjective ones they feel strong about?
And how do you tell someone's character flaw from birth, versus their _"true trauma"_ ?
Seems like if you shared Rust's views, you'd see all adults as responsible for their behaviour, if they're ready to vow marriage, buy a house, raise kids. You think child rearing is terrible, but attitudes to partner cheating is overblown? Strange as it's the act that leads to birth, and the act you don't think substantiates someone's character.
I agree killing is far more severe, even though we eat and kill and contribute to geopolitical slayings with our lifestyles anyway. But who compared Marty to a serial killer? Bisscute and other streamers showed more revulsion to the antagonists than she did the detectives, but one of these subjects is more personally relatable and resonant in our world than the other. Can you guess which one? Vocalizing does not equate objectifying.
How is Marty's infidelity suddenly the isolated case that people judge him for, and not everything else for which his wife and in-laws disapprove of him? I think you'd find public opinion pretty cemented about the characters long before his unfaithfulness was ever revealed.
Also don't know why you compared what you'd be more concerned about as a woman, while not being one. I don't know how many prostitutes you've talked to but there was nothing you contributed about it to your talking point. They made those boundaries when they got married. He broke them. I never saw Maggie as delicate or insensitive to others, being an ER employee as interested as she was in Rust's trauma, but you sure put every woman in a box about how they relate to anxiety and unfaithfulness, so you made that clear.
@@OttoGrainer27 How did you manage not not only prove my point, but literally say nothing in so many words? Humanity is pathetic.
Yeah, women disappoint and annoy too much... Rust Cohle is 100% me. Can only see things pragmatically. There's a quote he's gonna say later in the show on the nature of men/women & kids that I also 100% agree with. You'll know it when it happens, with a specific character after a specific thing, just keep that in mind once the quote is said. Not only do I agree, I think he's 100% correct. We're put on this planet for ONE purpose, everything is filler and humans trying to make it work when it just isn't our nature as beings on this planet, never was suppose to be.
Respect, honesty, the ability to make good lasting decisions and just a general sense of integrity and good values, are the traits that are lacking in modern men/women in this new society we live in.