I wound up looking into this because I couldn't believe how junk the back and forth situation was. Apparently the 5200 models had a joystick with a number pad on them. In this game, "Realsports Tennis" (Activision also made a Tennis game for the 2600), that number pad was used to input where on the enemy court you wanted to return the ball to. I have to assume that on a Switch version this would be mapped to the right stick, but they let you go ahead and play with just one Joy-Con anyway, which means it's just defaulting to a neutral position and giving them this stagnant ball situation. _In theory._ I don't own this so I can't test it myself, but that's what I would guess is going on.
However, realsports tennis was released as an "Atari 2600" game, meaning you wouldn't have needed to use the fancy 5200 controller. However, I do notice that the picture on the back of the box looks different to the version they are playing here.... I don't know why i'm bothering with this as I can answer my own questions... I just don't want to take it out of the plastic wrap XD
I feel like, once again, Atari could have leveraged the power of the Switch by using tilt for aiming. You know, like have it snap to the closest of the 9 available directions.
@@bigbiff698 if it wasn't for you.. I wouldn't have realized I have had over 1.1k likes on a comment a year later... meaning... This is officially the worst episode ever made.
10:39 Dan's realization that the computers are gonna play forever is the best Please could you do a podcast that goes until one of the computers scores a point
Actually, even though logically this is effectively an infinite loop, there may be a point where there's a memory overflow causing something different to happen (although most likely a crash, it could be decades if not over 100 years lol). You'd have debug the code (or run it at an extreme speed on an emulator) to find out.
@@YAOMTC There is only 2 buttons on the 2600. A button and a joystick, unless there is a 2600 controller I don't know about. Normally the joystick would put direction on the ball, but something seems wrong here. Edit: These graphics are to good for the 2600, this has to be the 5200. That had a joystick and a numpad. The numpad must have been used to put direction on the ball.
I dont have to wait for it but if i did I think I would just use 480 (least that's what I do when my internet is crappy). Just for videos in general. Also a lot of games are not even HD. Super Mario Sunshine for example. Obviously most newer games are.
or mini gold. Use to go to a semi-famous one in Houston where I lived and my friends and I would just wake the FUCK out of the ball because the course had a lot of caves to bounce the balls off the walls in. Would love to see something similar.
@@gamingelementalist6725 Putt Putt Fun House? There's also one on the island, forget the name, but it's been there for years, right off of seawall, I wanna say west of the Walmart.
Gaming Elementalist dude nice! I can't do that at the mini golf place I like to go to because it's outside and they have little man made rivers you can lose your ball in if you're not careful
Looks like they're playing that Atari 5200 equivalent of Realsports Tennis. There's more than one button on those controllers, so they're probably not using the other possible combos to hit the ball in other directions. But if the computer even plays it down the center forever, then you gotta blame this one on the programmer. Can't believe it shipped like that too.
My family used to have one of those plug-and-play things with like 12 atari games on it, including old-school Pong. Every once in a while, the game would hit some kind of sweet spot or rhythm, to where you could put the controller down, walk away and make a snack for like 7 minutes, and come back to find that you won, having absolutely steamrolled the computer, who hadn't scored a single point since you found the spot
I thought the same thing. I think, at least for us Fnaf people, when we've been calling a killer 'the purple guy' for a long time, your brain doesn't proscess it as a normal term anymore and all you connect it with is the killer
Arin and Dan: Alright you computers, play the game for our amusement and make it a spectacle! Computers: Yes, Masters. (Taps ball to center) (Taps ball to center)
Hopefully they're both androids modeled after female tennis players. Then that'd be a spectacle. Everyone knows that professional female tennis players sound like they're orgasming with every hit. Dan would love it.
We got a double /whoosh in progress. Agents Sophia and Duchovni are engaged with hostiles, sending support. Game Grumps Atari Tennis Singularity It's snowing on Mt. Fuji
Therapist: "Ok Dan, tell me what's on your mind." Dan: "I don't wanna talk about it." Therapist: "Alright then, why don't we talk about things we like, such as sports. My personal favorite is tennis." Dan: "AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH" (This is not my joke. This was a comment, but I couldn't find it.)
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." I've never seen such a point for point demonstration of this
"We're doing a show for people's entertainment..." What's he worried about? This is one of my absolute favorite episodes of all time. I have this saved to my hard drive.
Have you considered Tennis… for Two? It’s actually the second computer program that would be called a video game. Developed in 1958 by William Higinbotham and Robert Dvorak. In case you’re wondering, the first game was OXO, a version of Tic-Tac-Toe developed a whole 6 years prior and is currently, according to my research, the only true public domain game.
From the Atari Tennis wiki: "Tennis was well received by critics, picking up an award for "Best Competitive Game" and an honorable mention for "Best Sports Game" at the 3rd annual Arkie Awards. Arkie Award judges commented that "'Tennis' is as far removed from the primitive 'Pong'-style games from which it derives as gasoline is from the dinosaurs", and specific praise was given to the game's "realistic illusion of depth" and its competitive aspects which allow for "hard fought contest[s]" and "glorious comebacks from the brink of defeat" and which give "more methodical players a chance to taste victory against the kings and queens of hand-eye coordination".[1]:76"
You're supposed to use the keypad to tell WHERE you want the shoot the ball to when you hit it, this IS a 10 button controller on the Atari 5200 after all.
S-My-Q Atari games had 32 KB of memory. I’d say there wasn’t enough space to program two AI players at the same time. They should have tried it one on one with the computer.
Btw, don't know if anyone else was curious enough to look this up, but SUPPOSEDLY, according to the atari manual, you can aim the shot based on what part of the racket hits the ball. (i.e. if you hit it near the handle, you push the ball to your right, if you hit it near the edge, you pull it to your left.) No idea if there's is just broken or what.
quoting right from the Atari tennis manual "Just as in real tennis, in Tennis by ACTIVISION you can aim and "place" the ball depending on how you hit it. The angle of your shot is controlled by where you hit the ball on your racket. If you hit the ball in the center of the racket, your shot will go straight forward. The closer you hit the ball to the edge of the racket, the sharper the angle will be in the direction your racket is facing. But you'll need to be careful. It's easy to attempt a sharply-angled shot and miss the ball entirely. There are a wide variety of angles to hit the ball. Experiment with them and you'll soon be able to precisely aim your shots and hit them out of reach of your opponent." watches 2 AI do the same move over and over. Yep, real tennis.
I wound up looking into this because I couldn't believe how junk the back and forth situation was. Apparently the 5200 models had a joystick with a number pad on them. In this game, "Realsports Tennis" (Activision also made a Tennis game for the 2600), that number pad was used to input where on the enemy court you wanted to return the ball to. I have to assume that on a Switch version this would be mapped to the right stick, but they let you go ahead and play with just one Joy-Con anyway, which means it's just defaulting to a neutral position and giving them this stagnant ball situation. _In theory._ I don't own this so I can't test it myself, but that's what I would guess is going on.
Sam Boyd thank you. You’ve done us all a great service
Even if they weren't using the right controls, wouldnt the CPU players still use them by default?
However, realsports tennis was released as an "Atari 2600" game, meaning you wouldn't have needed to use the fancy 5200 controller. However, I do notice that the picture on the back of the box looks different to the version they are playing here.... I don't know why i'm bothering with this as I can answer my own questions... I just don't want to take it out of the plastic wrap XD
The comment I was looking for. Now I can sleep lol
I feel like, once again, Atari could have leveraged the power of the Switch by using tilt for aiming. You know, like have it snap to the closest of the 9 available directions.
this is probably the worst and best game grump episode ever.
It's the worst, and therefore, it is the best.
It's the best, and therefore, it is the worst.
Tennis
@@bigbiff698 if it wasn't for you.. I wouldn't have realized I have had over 1.1k likes on a comment a year later... meaning... This is officially the worst episode ever made.
How exactly is this the worst
These Arin laughs are going to look amazing when someone animates this.
10:51 That sound when you step on a dogs tail
Right?! I just passed the entire video making up the monstrosities shapes of Arin laughing his ass off Shoocharu style
I rewatched the whole episode just to picture this. Thank you.
Thank you for the fun imagination dude 😂😭😂👍
haha i was thinking about that, sounds like a poodle being stepped on
“We are doing a show for people’s’ entertainment”
Joke’s on you, Dan. I’m very entertained.
Another tennis game? It's a good thing that Arin's a neural net processor. A learning computer.
*Shit!*
S H I T
*both proceed to get themselves in a deadlock at the start*
SHEEIIT
Now if only the CPU players in this game were learning computers...
I'm an unstoppable AI machi-
someone please make a 10 hour loop of
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
Time stamp???
Around 1:30 or sumthing
Stop wasting people life with pointless loop
accounts jesus who hurt you it's a loop video you don't have to watch it
Now it's a shirt
There are no winners in tennis.
Only survivors.
If you come from the animation, you're here for 1:22
Thank you
Thanks bro
thank you!
I came from the animation, but I was here for the whole thing, because this video was a gem.
Thank you my good sir
10:39 Dan's realization that the computers are gonna play forever is the best
Please could you do a podcast that goes until one of the computers scores a point
PerryHotFire they could do a 24 hour livestream and no point would be scored.
Speed it up rediculously and let it run for a disgusting amount of time
They could do this for a charity stream.
But to go until a computer scored would require a power outage to shut the game down
That point ain't coming bro.
Actually, even though logically this is effectively an infinite loop, there may be a point where there's a memory overflow causing something different to happen (although most likely a crash, it could be decades if not over 100 years lol). You'd have debug the code (or run it at an extreme speed on an emulator) to find out.
“What’s your favorite episode of GG nate?”
“I liked the episode where they said tennis for a loooooooong time!”
"They were nominated for a Streamy."
Aww Billy, are you ready for your surgery?
Hope it goes well.
And to think there was a collapse of the video game market in the early 80's. Abolutely shocking that would happen with masterpieces like this.
This game was actually well received by critics, I'm pretty sure there's something going wrong here. Pretty sure they're missing buttons
@@YAOMTC There is only 2 buttons on the 2600. A button and a joystick, unless there is a 2600 controller I don't know about. Normally the joystick would put direction on the ball, but something seems wrong here.
Edit: These graphics are to good for the 2600, this has to be the 5200. That had a joystick and a numpad. The numpad must have been used to put direction on the ball.
@@flightlesschicken7769 its the port the gameplay of Atari tennis isn't broken like this
@@makaibrown8297 I was thinking it may had to have been they weren't pressing buttons since the 5200 had 11. A joystick and 0 to 9.
Jorgen Tacetta that doesn‘t explain why the AI can‘t do anything either
When Arin says “unavoidable” at 6:01, does anyone else automatically hear “UNAVOIDABLE CHIN MOVE!” in their head?
No
derper man Cool
Yes
Cuby Nerd Cool
Of course
Me waiting a few minutes for this video to load in 1080p is one of the stupidest things I have done in my life
I dont have to wait for it but if i did I think I would just use 480 (least that's what I do when my internet is crappy).
Just for videos in general. Also a lot of games are not even HD. Super Mario Sunshine for example.
Obviously most newer games are.
240p is high res compared to this.
The resolution isn't really resolution on RUclips so much as it is how much video compression you're able to tolerate
Lmao Bc it’s an old pixelated game so the res doesn’t matter I get it lol
@@kebm1388 And audio compression.
"Tennis."
-GameGrumps
Tennis.
Tennis.
Tennis?
Tennis.
Aaaaah tennis.
mmmmm tennis.
Comedy.
Kristie Anderson *have you considered tennis?*
@@fanstalingibs5585 Oooooooh, tennis?
I'm sorry, did you guys mention Tennis?
DID SOMEONE SAY BADMINTON?
Tenis?
"Tennis!"
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
"Tennis."
**inhale**
"Arin."
"HAUhahHaAAHA"
Have you considered tennis
Mmmm tennis
Unnnnn 𝑡𝑒𝑛𝑛𝑖𝑠.
Tennis
This is like a perfect introduction to Game Grumps for anyone!
I love when Arin laughs so hard that only a wheezy squeak comes out 😂
It makes me so happy 😊
I think Arin found the winning strategy. Dude's like a neural net processor or something.
Kuuribro yeah, a learning computer
A learning comput- SHIT
(Misses)
*“SHIT!!!”*
In this episode of Game Grumps, Dan and Arin learn about one of the fundamental issues of computer science: the halting problem.
Quite the contender for best Game Grumps one-off of 2019.
One of the funniest one offs I've seen.
7:25 you say this dan when you start almost every game grumps video with the same "hello!" every time.
cragy-paste True, but when Dan says hello I know I’m gonna have a delightful time
@@sweetpea2604 You certainly aren't wrong!
@@crags You're certainly right!
Waiting for them to play tennis irl for a 10 Minute Power Hour.
or mini gold. Use to go to a semi-famous one in Houston where I lived and my friends and I would just wake the FUCK out of the ball because the course had a lot of caves to bounce the balls off the walls in. Would love to see something similar.
@@gamingelementalist6725 Putt Putt Fun House? There's also one on the island, forget the name, but it's been there for years, right off of seawall, I wanna say west of the Walmart.
Gaming Elementalist dude nice! I can't do that at the mini golf place I like to go to because it's outside and they have little man made rivers you can lose your ball in if you're not careful
Fairly sure Arin would get demolished as real life sports are where Dan excels
D: Welcome to the 10 minute power hour, were Arin loses his shit.
Arin: THE FUCKING NET IS TO HIGH!!!
Looks like they're playing that Atari 5200 equivalent of Realsports Tennis. There's more than one button on those controllers, so they're probably not using the other possible combos to hit the ball in other directions. But if the computer even plays it down the center forever, then you gotta blame this one on the programmer. Can't believe it shipped like that too.
My family used to have one of those plug-and-play things with like 12 atari games on it, including old-school Pong. Every once in a while, the game would hit some kind of sweet spot or rhythm, to where you could put the controller down, walk away and make a snack for like 7 minutes, and come back to find that you won, having absolutely steamrolled the computer, who hadn't scored a single point since you found the spot
Hey Timmy what was your favourite game grumps episode...
I LIKE THE ONE WHERE THEY HIT THE BALL IN THE CENTER FOR A LOOOONNNGG TIME 😂
@@JwGina I think I love you
Hey Timmy, you going in for your surgery today?
Mmmh yeeees...
@@uncensored008 hopefully I can see color soon.
“Arin is the Purple Guy???” - MatPat, Game Theory (FNAF Part 281)
Tbh, that is the first thing I thought when he said that lol
I thought the same thing. I think, at least for us Fnaf people, when we've been calling a killer 'the purple guy' for a long time, your brain doesn't proscess it as a normal term anymore and all you connect it with is the killer
Yes
Arin is the man behind the slaughter
The man behind the tennis.
It's been a while since I've seen Arin be this happy for so long.
Is it up dog?
@@forgemaster1492 ...wh-whats...u-u-up d-dog...
Toby Dineen (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞
10:34
Dan's frustration made me legit spit take 👏👏 thank you for my wet desk Daniel
Arin and Dan: Alright you computers, play the game for our amusement and make it a spectacle!
Computers: Yes, Masters.
(Taps ball to center)
(Taps ball to center)
Arin learned too much and corrupted them. This is the rise of a Grumpnet.
Hopefully they're both androids modeled after female tennis players. Then that'd be a spectacle. Everyone knows that professional female tennis players sound like they're orgasming with every hit. Dan would love it.
Arin forgot to set them to the 'HARD' difficulty
@@jasonderiaz5938
Danny's son, Bradly will lead the resistance
sounds like a classic Simpsons gag
"How could they ship this game?"
It's an Atari 5200 game. You're lucky it works at all.
A haiku for this episode:
Atari Tennis
Broken game no one should play
It’s snowing on Mount Fuji
Atari Tennis
Broken game no one should play
Stay in center court
Tanka might work out better
It's snowing on Mt. Fuji
It's 5-7-5 guys :/
We got a double /whoosh in progress. Agents Sophia and Duchovni are engaged with hostiles, sending support.
Game Grumps Atari
Tennis Singularity
It's snowing on Mt. Fuji
@@tauronthegreat If only there were another form of Japanese poetry with a 5-7-5-7-7 pattern...
Peter Duchovni ah but then it couldnt be a proper haiku as we learned in the Sonic Boom playthrough
2:04 the delivery of the line "arin" is perfect
why is nobody talking about arin's impossibly adorable giggle at 5:16?
Around 6:24 pretty much perfectly sums up Arin’s approach vs Dan’s approach to video games in general.
wait... are u saying... that atari tennis sucks...? nooo....
Ethan Redinger I mean.. 😂
It’s almost like there was a video game crash because of how low quality a lot of these games were
@@ghouldishanimal there's no way
2:05
The greatest “…Arin” that Dan has ever given us.
I’m a neutral net processor, a super computer
*SHIT*
*nostalgically shows this to my boyfriend*
"I used to play this with my uncle when I was super little!
.....
I don't remember it being so.... this."
The ultimate stalemate, this is maddening to watch.
It's complex in its simplicity and simple in its complexity
The creators knew what they were doing
*THEY KNEW*
John maddening
Remember when the video game industry crashed due to really shitty games? Here you go.
1:22 if anyone is looking for the animated segment
😘
😘
😉
👍🏾
🍆
This feels really reminiscent of the book "I have no mouth, and I must scream" the eternal punishment for Dan but the eternal joy for Arin
Arin "War of Attrition" Hansen.
Therapist: "Ok Dan, tell me what's on your mind."
Dan: "I don't wanna talk about it."
Therapist: "Alright then, why don't we talk about things we like, such as sports. My personal favorite is tennis."
Dan: "AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH"
(This is not my joke. This was a comment, but I couldn't find it.)
I swung the racket, and I missed.
Then I had a popsicle.
Then I passed out.
And then I woke up.
And I swung,
and I missed.
Then I hit it to the center, and I couldn’t miss no matter how hard I tried.
@@erichendrix1602 Then I missed.
This went on for several hours.
Had another popsicle.
After the first few “tennis”, it begins to sound like
“Tetanus”
“Tetanus”
“Tetanus”
and it just never goes back
I need an animated of this episode right stat now!
David Guess what!
There is now a shirt for this. Wonderful
Arin's tiny squeak laughter in this episode made me so happy ♥
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results." I've never seen such a point for point demonstration of this
10:58 When your friend wants the wrong anime couple to get together
The quality content I'm subscribed for
The best GG episodes are always about the worst games XD
10:37 One of the most jovial laughs I've heard from Arin in a while
This kind of edge-of-your-seat high intensity gameplay reminds me much of Danny discovering the glory of Big Zam.
Please tell me you left this running all night just to see.
1:45 - The moment Dan realized this was how the episode was going to go.
I tried counting how many times they said "tennis"
And I failed.
And you tried again
And you missed
Then you had a popsicle.
Then you passed out
@@bengal4047 then you woke up and reloaded.
"We're doing a show for people's entertainment..."
What's he worried about? This is one of my absolute favorite episodes of all time. I have this saved to my hard drive.
10:37 I love dan’s OH MY GOD
I Like The Part When They Say Tennis
"How could they ship this game?!?!"
Gentlemen, need I remind you that E.T. for the Atari exists...
I'm pretty sure this game makes ET look like a God peice by comparison
ET is just cryptic and generally crappy. This game is straight up broken.
And now, two years later, I’ve bought their Tennis shirt 😂
2:04 "Arin..." I love Dan's disappointed mother tone 😂
The oldest version of tennis
I guess except for real tennis
Analogue tennis?
Have you considered Tennis… for Two?
It’s actually the second computer program that would be called a video game. Developed in 1958 by William Higinbotham and Robert Dvorak.
In case you’re wondering, the first game was OXO, a version of Tic-Tac-Toe developed a whole 6 years prior and is currently, according to my research, the only true public domain game.
"Real tennis?" That's absurd.
also
10:50 arin's squeals sounded like that Reading Rainbow 'Ta-tan-tan!' sound effect they used.
Tennis
Tennis?
Tennis.
Hotel?
Trivago.
Plankton!
Krabs!
Plankton!
Krabs!
SpongeBob!
Jotaro!
Dio!
@@mannkidama8007 Donkey!
Arin.
From the Atari Tennis wiki: "Tennis was well received by critics, picking up an award for "Best Competitive Game" and an honorable mention for "Best Sports Game" at the 3rd annual Arkie Awards. Arkie Award judges commented that "'Tennis' is as far removed from the primitive 'Pong'-style games from which it derives as gasoline is from the dinosaurs", and specific praise was given to the game's "realistic illusion of depth" and its competitive aspects which allow for "hard fought contest[s]" and "glorious comebacks from the brink of defeat" and which give "more methodical players a chance to taste victory against the kings and queens of hand-eye coordination".[1]:76"
You're supposed to use the keypad to tell WHERE you want the shoot the ball to when you hit it, this IS a 10 button controller on the Atari 5200 after all.
This may be true but then why did the computer players just constantly hit it into the middle?
S-My-Q Atari games had 32 KB of memory. I’d say there wasn’t enough space to program two AI players at the same time. They should have tried it one on one with the computer.
@@s-my-q9618 it's an atari game. I think you're expecting a bit much from the AI.
So, how does that work for the Switch Port?
The manual says something about needing the difficulty switch in the down direction in order to hit a wide variety of shots
Btw, don't know if anyone else was curious enough to look this up, but SUPPOSEDLY,
according to the atari manual, you can aim the shot based on what part of the racket hits the ball.
(i.e. if you hit it near the handle, you push the ball to your right, if you hit it near the edge, you pull it to your left.)
No idea if there's is just broken or what.
Mario tennis looks a lot different since the last time they played
It's 7 months later and this just randomly popped into my head and I had to come back to watch it again. I'm glad I did.
So essentially the only way get points is off the serve. Jesus.
Ross Flavelle-taylor The only winning move is not to play
Would love to see more of this these classics episodes have been really enjoyable
This was the moment I decided, "Actually, I'm glad I didn't grow up in the 80's."
Because you get to play broken ports of great games that were released in the 80's?
@@Nicholas_Steel The implication that Atari Tennis is a great game OP was missing out on is sending me
I thought this was some kind of joke at first but then I realised this is just GG being GG
Arin's reactions to this are freaking priceless.
This is one of those episodes that will eventually be in compilations everywhere and I love it
markiplier showed me this channel and now im in love with it
Welcome!!
oh wow this was me 4 years ago and I've been hooked ever since 😂 have fun buddy!
I’d recommend checking out their original wheel of fortune episode.
If you like long series, check out Paper Mario & The Thousand Year Door!!!
Same, a while back when they first did the Super Mario Maker episodes!!
This has got to be one of the funniest episodes of Game Grumps for just the part alone when Dan sees the computers do the exact same thing! LOVE IT!
I'm not the one who's hittin the ball so far away
when i feel the snake bite enter my veins
quoting right from the Atari tennis manual
"Just as in real tennis, in Tennis by ACTIVISION you can aim and "place"
the ball depending on how you hit it. The angle of your shot is controlled
by where you hit the ball on your racket. If you hit the ball in the
center of the racket, your shot will go straight forward. The closer you
hit the ball to the edge of the racket, the sharper the angle will be in
the direction your racket is facing. But you'll need to be careful. It's
easy to attempt a sharply-angled shot and miss the ball entirely. There
are a wide variety of angles to hit the ball. Experiment with them and
you'll soon be able to precisely aim your shots and hit them out of reach
of your opponent."
watches 2 AI do the same move over and over.
Yep, real tennis.
I want a 100+ episode let's play of this complex game!!!
We need more Atari 2600 games from you guys. This is hilarious. Plus, it was my first console, so it brings back memories.
Legit, one of my favorite episodes and nothing happened XD
7:56 I freaking love Danny's excitement ohhhooHHH!
Animation starts at 1:20!
Wow, Atari tennis on doubles mode was so ahead of its time. To think, the first idle game was on the 2600!
This episode needs to be animated right now!
lmao that chill swing animation playing over and over is the cherry on top
They say they will do anything for the fans so let's start a petition to get them to make another episode of this 😂
This is probably my new favorite game grumps episode and will be showing this to my friends because my God it's gold
This sounds like Arin and Dan are tenis commentators
This episode was MUCH better than expected.
but... but what if... just what if. Tennis
Sup General
But what if I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own Tennis
Temmelt!
This has no business being as funny as it is. So much of it is pure silence broken only by beeps and bloops why am I wheezing.
Animation starts at 1:25
I really like that game grumps episode where Arin and Dan just volley the tennis ball back and forth in a straight line the whole time
s e r v e s him right eyyy
sorry i'll show myself out.
lol. Underrated comment. :-D
leave. now.
Weird flex but ok
I appreciate this comment! 🍔💙
Throw*
My favorite episode is the one where Arin and Dan say tennis for a loooong time.