Logan looked disgusted but he makes people play disgusting games too (boar on the floor). Shiv knew it wasn't right. Kendall did the thing everyone said Tom did in season 4: put work before family. I don't think it was a tell-all scene like the article that just sent me here says it was.
The one million dollars would have changed this family forever, but for Roman, it was no more than a game. The way he tore it apart meant that your efforts don't matter; you need to win to get anything at all. And they were playing with a kid, a bunch of grown-ups playing a game against a kid: it means that the riches (the grown-ups) are united, above any feud, to keep the poor in the same mud they always have been. Logan's handshake, the only one of them who met and tasted the poverty, means that he respects and recognizes the efforts of the boy, he knows what is to be in the arena, surrounded by lions, but he cannot break the rules and give an undeserved prize to the kid.
It's super stupid and naive to think that receiving a million fixes the problems for the family. But it would have potential to destroy the life of the kid. The only way to build his life is working hard and steady. And since he is from a poor family he would have to start with very little. So how do you expect a person to work hard and be happy with earing little by little when he has a memory of gaining a million for nothing? That is the most destructive thing ever in terms of motivation and career. He simply wouldn't be able to built his life after such "luck". AND YES, EFFORTS DO NOT MATTER, MATTERS ONLY RESULT. WELCOME TO THE REAL WORD.
@@omg9261working hard doesn’t get you a million dollars. It would have changed and saved his family’s life. The wealthy don’t get to where they are by staying up late, they use others and extract their time and Labour and reap the rewards.
tom is more of a scumbag than roman here, could have pulled his punches and let the kid win but he had to prove himself to the roys, ironically letting the kid win would have been more impressive than literally tagging him, everyone in the pilot was so screwed up lmao
The kid would've noticed that they let him win, or it would've been memorable enough for him to just realize it years later. It would've stopped to mean anything. The kid probably would've learned the wrong lesson as a result and grow up with an additional problem. It's much better that he wins it in a real way. Life lessons are much more valuable than money. They did the right thing.
@@SadeceAtakan Man, there's multiple problems in one moment here. We're not discussing the problem of how it started. Of course they are wrong about that. We're discussing the problem of how to proceed after that, and in that regard it's better to feel the momentary bitter sting instead of the lifelong lie of a fake victory. Someday you'll understand that in some situations you'll only have bad outcomes, and it becomes a matter of playing out the least problematic one.
@@samflynn97 But I don't think this comment takes into consideration that this was never a fair game. This child is literally half their size playing a game against full-grown adults. He was always outmatched and they knew it. That's what makes it fun for them. They didn't "do the right thing" because they weren't teaching him a life lesson, nothing they ever do is for the benefit of others.
@@niaimani4267 it was a game of amateurs no one knows how to play it was a 50/50 luck no one thinks the way you do he didn’t make the home run a deal is a deal you can’t give an undeserving prize.
Roman rips up the check that would've changed the kid's life like it's a piece of trash directly in front of him. Digusting. This family is foul, and I can't stop watching how awful they are. It's good they got the watch at the end, though. They deserved that.
It actually would've warped the kid's mind if he had given him the money without actually winning it. It wasn't the deal. Being rewarded for failure? Teaching a kid to be weak would be the fouler act. No amount of money can ever substitute a solid life lesson. It may have tasted bitter, but Roman actually helped the kid be more focused in his life. Nothing was taken from him, so the kid still walked off the field richer than when he walked on.
I would’ve love to see that kid grow up and remember this moment, and becomes one of the most powerful people in the world and takes that same exact ripped check to give it back to Logan while he has absolutely nothing
I think I’m in the minority in thinking that Roman did this kid a big favor / the kid now knows that this leveling up can happen even if he missed out. Roman could have been less cruel when he failed rubbing it in it seemed a bit much. But maybe that’s a lesson too with value.
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Tom being the one who ran the boy out really foreshadows the whole Wambsgans triple play theory
Anytime I saw something bad happen to Roman, I always thought back to this scene
Logan looked disgusted but he makes people play disgusting games too (boar on the floor). Shiv knew it wasn't right. Kendall did the thing everyone said Tom did in season 4: put work before family. I don't think it was a tell-all scene like the article that just sent me here says it was.
I love to see the article at least?
The one million dollars would have changed this family forever, but for Roman, it was no more than a game.
The way he tore it apart meant that your efforts don't matter; you need to win to get anything at all. And they were playing with a kid, a bunch of grown-ups playing a game against a kid: it means that the riches (the grown-ups) are united, above any feud, to keep the poor in the same mud they always have been.
Logan's handshake, the only one of them who met and tasted the poverty, means that he respects and recognizes the efforts of the boy, he knows what is to be in the arena, surrounded by lions, but he cannot break the rules and give an undeserved prize to the kid.
It's super stupid and naive to think that receiving a million fixes the problems for the family. But it would have potential to destroy the life of the kid.
The only way to build his life is working hard and steady. And since he is from a poor family he would have to start with very little.
So how do you expect a person to work hard and be happy with earing little by little when he has a memory of gaining a million for nothing? That is the most destructive thing ever in terms of motivation and career. He simply wouldn't be able to built his life after such "luck".
AND YES, EFFORTS DO NOT MATTER, MATTERS ONLY RESULT.
WELCOME TO THE REAL WORD.
@@omg9261 honestly I hope someone unexists you
@@omg9261 how do those boots taste?
@@omg9261Yes a Million dollars only changes lives when “earned”. Fuck off
@@omg9261working hard doesn’t get you a million dollars. It would have changed and saved his family’s life. The wealthy don’t get to where they are by staying up late, they use others and extract their time and Labour and reap the rewards.
tom is more of a scumbag than roman here, could have pulled his punches and let the kid win but he had to prove himself to the roys, ironically letting the kid win would have been more impressive than literally tagging him, everyone in the pilot was so screwed up lmao
The kid would've noticed that they let him win, or it would've been memorable enough for him to just realize it years later. It would've stopped to mean anything. The kid probably would've learned the wrong lesson as a result and grow up with an additional problem. It's much better that he wins it in a real way. Life lessons are much more valuable than money. They did the right thing.
@@samflynn97 Which Roy are you lmao. I can't believe someone would think that the Roys were in the right in this scene.
@@SadeceAtakan Man, there's multiple problems in one moment here. We're not discussing the problem of how it started. Of course they are wrong about that. We're discussing the problem of how to proceed after that, and in that regard it's better to feel the momentary bitter sting instead of the lifelong lie of a fake victory. Someday you'll understand that in some situations you'll only have bad outcomes, and it becomes a matter of playing out the least problematic one.
@@samflynn97 But I don't think this comment takes into consideration that this was never a fair game. This child is literally half their size playing a game against full-grown adults. He was always outmatched and they knew it. That's what makes it fun for them. They didn't "do the right thing" because they weren't teaching him a life lesson, nothing they ever do is for the benefit of others.
@@niaimani4267 it was a game of amateurs no one knows how to play it was a 50/50 luck no one thinks the way you do he didn’t make the home run a deal is a deal you can’t give an undeserving prize.
Roman rips up the check that would've changed the kid's life like it's a piece of trash directly in front of him. Digusting. This family is foul, and I can't stop watching how awful they are.
It's good they got the watch at the end, though. They deserved that.
It actually would've warped the kid's mind if he had given him the money without actually winning it. It wasn't the deal. Being rewarded for failure? Teaching a kid to be weak would be the fouler act. No amount of money can ever substitute a solid life lesson. It may have tasted bitter, but Roman actually helped the kid be more focused in his life. Nothing was taken from him, so the kid still walked off the field richer than when he walked on.
@@samflynn97 you sound like a wanker
@@samflynn97 god shut the fuck up and stop being a loser n come back to the real world where u guys are the assholes
How much was the watch worth?
@@samflynn97 this is one of the dumbest things I have ever read lmao.
“Take this back to your…..life, it’s a quarter of a million. Enjoy.” *DAMN!* 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This hands down is the fucked up thing that Roman could do I laughed my ass off 😂
Who would have thought that Roman ripping off the check to the kid is bringing the biggest domino effect on his life?
Would of been nice scene if Logan smacked the shat out of Roman.
I would’ve love to see that kid grow up and remember this moment, and becomes one of the most powerful people in the world and takes that same exact ripped check to give it back to Logan while he has absolutely nothing
who's gonna tell em
why not Roman lol
That's not grounded in any form of reality sadly
Life isn’t a comic book, this would have been the corniest shit ever
@@Brickwall7653 It's been one year and you are still correct about this
That’s messed up
Great scene 😂
I think I’m in the minority in thinking that Roman did this kid a big favor / the kid now knows that this leveling up can happen even if he missed out. Roman could have been less cruel when he failed rubbing it in it seemed a bit much. But maybe that’s a lesson too with value.
How does that boot taste when it's halfway down your throat?
This is Mr. Beast
This show looks depressing