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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Ron: There will be no froofy desserts. There will be no giant-soap-bubble guns. There will be no adult men in costumes. And most of all, there will be no f***ing vegetables.
Jerry: Well, Ron, can we at least have corn on the cob?
Ron: No.
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From Season 5, Episode 1 'Leslie is overwhelmed when she and Andy visit Ben and April in Washington, D.C.; Ron throws a barbecue for the whole staff.
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"Heeey little guy! What're you doing- OH NO....."
I'm dead.
So is that little guy
@@SuvrathHegde Aaaaaand yes.
I'm always surprised Chris was the first one to get it.
Gets me every time 😂😂😂
That legit made me spit on my phone.
...but also, as your boss
Chris absolutely nailed that boss to employee talk
its the best do your damn job, and do it right speech i have ever heard.
@southerncajuncharm Wait, when?
@southerncajuncharm Oh damn, yeah
@southerncajuncharm and Orin ran away from him.
I have LITERALLY used this line as a manager.
I love that he drives off with the barbecue still going.
Cooking on the go
Fast food
Nice!!! :)
Didn't you see his permit?
Didn't you see his permit?
0:56 I love how quickly Chris figures it out.
Yeah, lightning fast!
I lost my shit
That's a vegan for you haha 😜
Well he knows Ron quite good.
@@Heartsanime Chris isn't vegan tho. He made a turkey burger during the contest with Ron. He just eats very healthy
Interesting to see Ron being essentially taught a lesson by Chris and he’s smart enough to learn.
"He's very smart and extremely loyal."
Because he IS smart and most of his shtick is bluster. He's tremendously sensitive underneath and uses his aggressive, don't give a crap attitude to cover it all up. :)
Heres 1k
The constant Demands and Chatter did him in.
@@travisdonaldstanley6420 Because he wasn't fulfilling the remit of the task at all. He brought it upon himself and it took the debrief from Chris for him to realise that.
“There will be no f***ing vegetables” 😂😂😂
“Can we at least have corn on the cob?”
@@dustindubbo2892"No"
The delivery of that line makes this scene
Now that ain't right what's a BBQ without grilled corn or baked potatoes as the side dishes. Especially if the grilled corns are wrapped in apple wood bacon glazed with brown sugar.
@@CallMeSugarMilk Internally: "I suddenly regret this decision."
Chris maybe one of the politest characters on the show, but he knows when, and how to bring the hammer down when he has to
He's what's known as "Crouching moron, hidden badass"
@@alvincarter9686 well not really because he's treated very seriously by everyone 100% of the time. There's no illusion of a weak man in Treager's image
"But he did it so nicely I didn't even realize it at the time."
I call it the Velvet Hammer.
chris is so nice that people tend to take a liking to him but he's also really good at asserting his authority. even leslie knope straight up admits to chris that she's intimidated by him while she's on the city council (which meant, by chris' own admission, that she's his boss).
i really like that one joke where ron declines chris' lunch invite, chris starts laughing, & it cuts to them both at a restaurant where ron has a talking head saying he has no idea what happened or how he got there
I always thought that Chris was a consistently great boss. There’s so many times where he shows integrity and thoughtfulness, it really rounded out his hyper persona into a genuinely good character.
Exactly, I think its pretty cool he even stands up to Ron, as intimidating as he can be, because he was not doing his job. Ron probably respected that and decided to accept his advice.
And then he brings vegetable loaf to a party when he was supposed to bring a cake, thereby depriving everyone of cake.
Chris is a monster.
He got caught into the coyote trap and fired the Animal Control dept. So not that good of a boss! :)
@@BadSkeelz I've slayed guys like Chris. Killing those weaklings is so satisfying.
@@123Crew123 They should have been fired long before.
"Hey litlle guy, what are you doing... OH NO."
In that moment, they knew the pig's destiny flashed in front of their eyes. 😂
Chris is the best boss. He knows how to impose without being rude.
Yeah, he's okay......for a vegan
@@ReiseLukas Pardon the vegans is fine and i know it's a joke
@@ReiseLukas also he is not vegan. He just chooses some plant based foods because they are inherently healthier.
@@archerjagv2993 nothing i have seen that man eat can be considered healthy. Except maybe the portobello mushrooms.
@@ReiseLukas I liked but then remembered when he ate that burger Ron handed him.
0:50 *When my boss asks me to stay late.*
Especially on a weekend
@@ZaPirate wdym in writing. What does the boss have to do at that moment
0:55
@@simbast9726 boss ask worker to stay late the worker says no. It is English haha some English hahas are not funny only English think English haha is funny but no
Except he can force you to work late lol
3:42. This moment shows why I love Chris. He’s as nice as can be. But he is NOT a pushover. He said firmly, but still gently, that Ron’s behavior was unprofessional
I like how Ron realized Chris was right- he is not a pigheaded dense man, he made compromises constantly.
@@The-Deadite "pigheaded"
I see what you did there.
He's 'literally' the perfect boss. A lot can be taken from this scene. He didn't micromanage and let Ron do the BBQ his way and make the mistakes he made. He then gave him a quick debrief where he pointed out where he went wrong and left Ron to rectify it on his own. Then the gratuitous, proud smile for a job well done at the end!
Bless Chris being serious and then proud at the end my HEART
"He's basically a dog. A dog we're going to cook, chew and swallow"
-Ron Swanson
Well they do that in some parts of the world
I've eaten dog, it was actually pretty good not gonna lie😅
@@the_raven199 yum yum did you fry it
@@diegomeringer3953 we boiled it in soup
@@the_raven199 let me guess....China?
The shock in Chris' face the moment he realizes why Ron brought a pig along gets me every time.
Omg I just realised there's a Tom and a Jerry at parks and recreation
👉🤯👈
Do you mean Larry?
@@user-bd2th5zb1k or Gary
And Ben and Jerry’s
OH DAAAMMMNNN
Never heard Swanson raise his voice at the end like that it legit scared me, I would’ve been there immediately
I would've shown up a tad late on account of having to clean my pants from the few drops of pee Ron scared out of me.
Yeah, he's got that Dad Voice.
4:04 I love how Ron calls them by screaming like he's about to rip them a new one.
That was one of the finest boss moments from Chris. Well done without degrading his employee, Ron.
Ron immediately regretting the no vegetables thing when jerry said 'corn on the cob'
No I think that was Ron wanting only meat and Jerry asking a dumb question
You could totally see it in his face but he was like no what was said was said. lol
@@shrunkendunking ah no, ron doesnt eat vegetable or fruit at all, including corn on a cob
You'd have to think that corn on the cob is the meat off the bone of the vegetable world, so maybe Ron hates corn less than he does peas or a banana?
@@coolnoah8183 no.
I don't know why but I just love the interaction between Chris and Ron in the end. Maybe because we never see Chris this serious and Ron can't fight him. It was a great interaction between the two.
Because it's real and well earned. So often we have to see everyone intimidated by Ron and caving into him. It's refreshing and necessary to see him put in his place once in a while.
Chris would be a great boss to have
Concerning the Tom thing...I think Ron is right. Too many Americans are too uncomfortable facing the fact that their food used to be alive. I really think that's something children should be made properly aware of.
Exactly he even gave it a name and described its personality like a dog to make it seem more disturbing. If they hadn’t known any of that and the pig was instead killed some where else they’d be happy to eat it
It kinda depends on how you do it.
(Course, the show was more on the comedic side, so I won't go much into how they did it)
However, yes. Children, especially those in urban areas, should learn how food, to primarily sustain life, is procured.
Yeah but it's not something you just spring on people in a celebration without warning.
Thats how people become vegans....
Nikolai Leerskov I agree
I love that he calls Ann 'shirley' when she wants to grab the food
she was getting too chummy
That's a genius move. Lester's pretty smart.
@@BananaManPL Lester ?
@@daniapfel9673 it's another joke where April calls Ron "Lester"
Chris was badass at the end.
As much as I like Ron, Chris gave him a much needed reality check. Ron gets wrapped up in his own thing that he forgets that as a manager, he needs to acknowledge the hard work the team puts in rather than trying to "teach them a lesson"........
@@woohooboy Ron was trying to cook meat, one of the few things he just outright loves, for his department and they decided to complain because it wasn't ready yet! instead of trying to entertain themselves they decide to complain and that somehow makes it Ron's fault?
@@goldencalf13 you are missing the point. He didnt organize the barbeque for the department, he did it for himself. He was doing something he liked, he never gave a second thought about the guests
@Kansas Geoff you sound like you’ve been divorced before
@@dylansaunders8320 Lmaoo
2:20 i sUPPose yOu cOulD do tHAt
I love how Chris is always the optomist but he understands almost *immediately* what Ron intends to do with the pig.
"Meet your meat" I died
Who resurrected you??
So did the pig
That 10 second pause, I feel he was legitimately contemplating if there should be corn on the cob or not.
Edit: Dang, this has to be the most likes I've gotten from a comment! Thanks!
no, because it's an vegetable, or yes, because AMERICA. Hard choice.
I took as him being so disgusted that he was debating if to answer or not.
@@Bayard1503 Ron's been eating potatoes numerous times before and he's not stupid, he knows it's a vegetable. Plus corn on the cob is a BBQ classic. I'd go with the theory he thought "Sh*t, good point but I can't go back on my word. Or else we'll have fruits."
@@thibautisserant i agree. everybody is reading way too much into prior episodes and they just need to take the joke at face value.
0:52
Chris stepping up & being the City Manager here. Much as I love Ron, Chris is right: the BBQ isn’t about you, it’s about thanking those you lead for the work they do. And he did it without ripping Ron a new one…without even raising his voice. That’s realistic for many leaders I’ve known.
As someone who’s been on both sides of that conversation, that was handled extremely well and Rob Lowe pulled off the “constructive criticism” part of being a supervisior to a supervisior.
Assistant to the city manager
Noice
Assistant city manager
@Sir Auryn, assistant TO the sensei
This video misses the part when Ron says ""Let's go, Tom. No, PIG Tom."
The best part and Donna laughing is priceless
The occasional “Ron being taught a lesson” stuff was always nice to see, showed he wasn’t a perfect figure that always had the answers and knew what to do
I can almost smell that last part through the internet. I'm hungry.
Ron knows how to BBQ but his party organization skills or lack of care seems also he consumes superhuman amounts of alcohol doesn't eat any veggies at all which makes his style incompatible with normal humans
That pig looked delicious
Chris is a great boss.
I'm still surprised that Ron acted like he had never organized a BBQ party before.
Most likely cause he hadn't before. He's a very private guy, and prefers to spend time alone if he can. So he most likely won't even think of inviting people over in his place for a bbq,
0:54 love how he is like "Awww so cute" then he realises what ron is doing
chris is the best boss and friend. i can only hope that if i act out like that, someone i respect calls me out that honestly yet gently to help me improve.
4:26 Jerry's, "Oh heck yeah" sounds like he's about to do unspeakable things to that food. 😆🤣
I love how Chris knew almost instantly what Rob was planning
And a suspicious pile of meat they referred to as tom.
“You can get water from that water fountain and water down the beer”
"Gimme some of Tommy's ribs!" LMFAO!!
I love how he decently reminded Ron that he was his boss
I love how Chris just immediately realizes why the pig is there right after hes asking why is there a pig
The frustration that Ron experiences while running the grill is so relatable.
I know its all fun and jokes, but I really want Chris Teager as my boss's boss. Handled it so well.
0:54
*Hey little guy what are you doing?*
*Oh no….*
I love how misleading the title is for anyone who hasn’t watched the episode
"Heeeyyyy little guy what are you doing... oh no." Brilliant xD
0:54 my favorite part, I love Chris 😂
Ron saying No to corn is still funny to me, and will always make me crack up
Not gonna lie, I'd be thrilled if my boss came in and was like "Hey thanks, here's corn."
Years later, I'm at work, and my boss has just grilled corn for us
What a dream come true
@@LowReedExpert1 very NC 👌🏼
The sudden facial change from Chris on "Oh nooooo!" always gets me
Chris is the most exciting and adorable character on this show. He’s just always excited to be there 😊🎉
Chris’s reaction when he realized what is going to happen is perfect
“Also...here’s Tom”
“Aaaaaaah”
Actually it smells really delicious
It really does
@@residenteye6818 Gimme Some Of Tommy’s Ribs!
Ooh heck yeah
“He’s basically a dog.” 😂
As someone living in the Philippines, as a kid my grand parents is fond of cooking and would held "fiestas" annually. They will purchase the pig that will be eaten at least a month, before the event to fatten it up. My siblings and I, along with the other kids would circle up every time the pig is slaughtered. Mind you we were living at a highly urbanized placed at that time.
Honestly think everyone should see an animal they're going to eat at least once in their life. People often don't take a second to realize that they're actually eating an animal. Will help them appreciate what they're eating better
@@NerdHerdForLife Because people are stupid and are completely disconnected from what they're eating.
Chris Traeger really is an example of a great boss sometimes 👏
Yeah
I’m so glad that I’m clearly not the only one who loved Chris being an A1 boss and Ron acknowledging him at the end.
I love it when they sing together lol
"Tom is no longer with us."
My dad had me do something like that when I was 15. Only difference was it was a cow that I had to personally raise and I had to take her to be processed. As bad as it hurt at that moment, 10 years later, I’m grateful for it for how it helped me grow as a person and give me a greater respect for the lives that perpetuate my own. Ron has a Point, most people don’t know, don’t care or respect where their food comes from, and when you rip away the blinders, they may not thank you for it, but most people don’t thank the the dentist when they pull a cavity out of their mouth.
Rob Lowe actually plays such a good boss.
Impossible
He's supposed to be Number 2
I got a permit: “I can do what I want”
The man is literally the head of the Pawnee Parks Department. The BBQ was held in a Pawnee Park (Ramset Park, I'm guessing? There's a song), so that paper has GOT to be legally binding, right?
'I can do what I want,' from the desk of the Parks Department Commissioner, or whatever his official title is...
Although I think that might be superceded by either State or Federal laws preventing one from slaughtering an animal in a public park funded by either the State or Fed, so...
I dunno.
Jury still out on this one.
Maybe someone with more legal knowledge will reply.
I'm just thinking that draining the blood from a dying animal you killed on the spot has got to be somewhat unsanitary without the proper...set up...?
* shiver *
“You can use the water to water down the beer” lol
Your work is appreciated. Eat some corn.
Also, here’s Tom 🍖
Ron reminds me of my grandpa, the first and last time he ever hugged me was when my dad, his son, died. And that was it 😂 he's never been an affectionate man but he does stuff like this, he built a gazebo in the back yard over night because my grandma wanted something to sit on
2:50 All right.... FORGET IT!!!!!!!
You have ruined a perfectly good barbecue with your demands and chatters!
Enjoy the rest of your evening!
Come for the cannibalism in the title, stay for the truth.
Hello past me.
Hello you from two days ago
the interaction between chris and ron is exactly why I love parks and rec, at the end of the day they are all working a job.
In the beginning, Ron really wanted corn on the cob, but knew he had to stick to his guns about the barbecue being meat-only. Respect to that man!
3:02 Always has me crying lol.
Not to worry ,i have a permit
This just says “I can do what I want”
I mean its a park, he's in charge of it.
I like that throughout the show, everyone has a humbling moment. There are times where characters are right and where characters are wrong and it makes them all a lot more interesting. Chris could've easily been just an annoying boss that was bad at his job and while some of his actions were not great, he still was able to show he was capable and caring
I hadn’t seen this episode you can imagine how confused I was by the “Eat Tom” in the title
"Everyone..meet the meat"
😂😂
why'd you cut 'no, pig tom'
That might be the best way to professionally tell someone "Do your [explative[ job and do it right" that anyone has ever seen
Chris seeing the pig, than it kicking in why the pig's there always makes me chuckle.
Chris’s character is so good, he can switch from over polite to a bit, I wouldn’t say menacing, but when he is serious, you can feel that tension
Yeah
The one of best performances of Rob Lowe
About that circle of life thing... ron is right.
I don't eat meat and I agree. I think if you're eating meat you should have to face the moral repercussions of ending a life.
@@HaydenLau. doesn't make it less delicious
@@HaydenLau. Same.
@@HaydenLau. there's no moral repercussions, I need to eat to survive. The pig should be glad it served a purpose
@@kennygudz9326 You don't need to eat pig to survive. You eat pig because bacon tastes good. You can eat loads of other food if you just want to survive. You can get every nutrient you need for a healthy life from non-animal sources. It's fine if you want to eat meat, I'll judge you not, but don't say you do it to survive.
That ending was actually wholesome.
I like how Chris so enthusiastically joins in the song, even though (according to the plotline) he hasn't even heard it yet. 🥰
Honestly I'd pay a hundred bucks to eat anything Ron makes on the grill
I think a lot of people are misunderstanding what this episode was about. It's not about Ron being stubborn or wanting to do things his way. We all agree that Ron insisted on having the barbeque his way, and he continues to do things his way long after this episode. And we all also agree that everyone else at the barbeque was doing a lot of whining and complaining for no reason. But that's not the point of the episode, nor was it the point of Ron and Chris' talk at the end. The point is that Ron is the leader of the parks department, and part of being a leader is recognizing that you are part of a team. That's what Ron wasn't doing, and that's why Chris was upset. He didn't show up at the end with a table full of vegetables and desserts, which he hates, just because that's what they wanted. He still gave them a very "Ron Swanson" meal. But the point was that they were happy, and grateful that he did it, and that was a stark change compared to earlier.
Ron gave off extreme Dwight Schrute energy throughout this entire episode…
At least Ron was able to properly cook and season “Tom” and it looked delicious.
4:18 "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!"
"Your work is appreciated, eat some corn"
"I understand that it's hilarious..." 🤣
“Hey little guy! What’re you doing-- Oh no...”
Tom :Why are you doing this to us
Ron : In my opinion not enough people have looked their dinner in the eye and considered the circle of life
It’s honestly true though. Not many people have killed their food even once.
@@MrHamSandwhich killing innocent animals is bad, actually
@@bencnnwbut they're delicious.
@@nuclearwinter391 Wow buddy you're so cool
People who are uncomfortable with that can just stop eating meat. Simple as that.
When I'm about to go eat and my mom says: you just ate.
Me: 1:40
I printed my own “permit” just like Ron’s that I carry around with me everywhere in case I ever get a chance to use it
I can't believe Leslie named the event that long and oversees EVERYTHING that comes with it. Plus, it's an annual thing. How does she not get tired!
Can we talk about how his use of the term "Christian name" implies that Ron baptized the pig?
Your work is appreciated. Here's some corn. Also.... here's Tom. 🐖🍽🍖😋
"Can we at least have corn on the cob?"
Ron:........No
Boss
It is so pleasing seeing how much fun Ron was having