From a storytelling perspective, you need episode 10. While it's not as action-packed as previous episodes, it delivers the emotional catharsis that both of the characters (and the audience) needed after dealing with those first 9 parts.
I loved this ending. I'm curious if most people think they ended up "together." My interpretation was they were able to form a connection and finally be seen, but not like romantical. Which seems better to me, and refreshing. Not everything has to go that way, but usually does.
Jaby and Achara need to have a conversation about how they discuss their thoughts after watching something. Ever so often, it becomes Jaby disagreeing with Achara, which is totally fine. But then anything that Achara says post that, it's Jaby interrupting or disagreeing. The point of the discussion, for me at least, is not for Achara to convince Jaby. He can have his views, as can she. And they both can listen to each other and in case they disagree, that's ok. But it's mostly Achara listening to Jaby (also on the other channel). Most times, I want to hear more from Achara. At least the courtesy of completing her thoughts.
This is my first time on their channel and watching a video of them and I was thinking the exact same thing. I was like this dude has such a strong personality. Like let the girl finishing her damn sentence. It’s okay, if she has a different opinion but it’s like her chews her head off in a subtle way and that’s not cool.
achara’s entire attitude the whole postgame was my exact attitude as well. listening to someone rant about how they were angry at suicidal fictional characters instead of compassionate. danny also called off the robbery when george showed him respect and affirmed his art interpretation. there’s plenty that shows the characters are good people. also those mistakes also don’t make people who they are. people are capable of changing and id gladly hang out with either of these characters. they’re relatable and down to earth and not insufferable personalities. they just have trauma lol. is jaby saying he doesn’t hang out with people who have trauma?
if you've watched them enough you'll realize that jaby has some weird takes on things. I usually (most of the time) find myself aligning with achara's line of thoughts.
Danny has no loyalty. He sent his cousin to jail, he stopped his brother from going to college, and he tried to frame someone for arson just so save face. If that's how he treats family, I'd stay far away
I don't think of them as "ending up together". To me, it's more of a profound friendship. They're for sure soulmates, and no one ever said you're supposed to be sexual or romantic with your soulmate. And the dirt stuff is showing that Amy and Danny finally found common ground. That's how I saw it, anyway.
I think you are not supposed to love these people or want them as friends. It was about generational traumas for me and struggle not being happy with ypur life no matter how much you try...Its just shows how depressed people feel and where it brings them and how they hurt others but actually they hurt themselves most
It's hard to appreciate the acting or writing when the main characters are so unlikable. If I'm annoyed by someone's presence and most of what they say, then what reason would there be for me to keep watching them?
Thanks for giving us this reaction! Loved watching it with y’all. The dirt thing I took to mean just the feeling/depression that they both got that wasn’t able to be filled no matter what they got in life, that was the thing that they both shared (imo)
Jaby has a very specific criteria that might close him off to some great stories. I think a lot of other comments addressed this so I won’t belabor it. I definitely fell more along the lines of Achara’s reaction. I loved episodes 9 and 10. They took the show to the next level. Brilliant and sublime! (On a side note, I didn’t realize Jaby was a Sikh. I kept noticing the pendant for the last few videos. 🪯✌🏽)
The point of every storyline doesn't need to center on redeemable characters. That's the beauty of fiction, a character doesn't need to be a "good" person in order to be compelling or interesting to watch. You can reflect quite a lot on bad people making mistakes or doing bad things.
I loved episode 10 and thought it wrapped the show up perfectly. If you look at what jumpstarts the story, learning the circumstances surrounding Danny and Amy (Suicidal and Emotional Repression, respectively) makes their road rage incident understandable, though obviously not acceptable. Understanding their lives gives an understanding of why they make terrible, selfish decisions, and in the end both of them come to understand and love each other, which is a monumental achievement for the characters because of how adversarial they had been. Everything that happens story-wise, to me, is just a way to underpin Danny and Amy's inability to love and trust not only others but also themselves because of the damage that's been done to them and the continual cycle of damage they produce because of it. It makes both characters relatable, though it is an extreme and dramatized representation. It is one of the most impactful shows I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Also, when Danny and Amy are speaking as each other you can see everything surrounding them move as it does when you're tripping. It's such a cool, subtle effect. Love it.
I thought the ending was good and worked as an allegory for that moment of enlightenment and epiphany that does basically what Jaby was talking about - they managed to see each other's humanity and understood that fundamentally they were the same - I didn't really see it as they were "together" in the end, but that they connected and were part of their own evolution as humans to a more elevated perception of reality
I’m with Achara on this one. The show definitely tried to show some redeemable traits, enough for me to latch on to until the end of the show. Though exaggerated, the show felt very real to me.
I think you're confusing likeability with empathy. Talking about Scorcese characters or say someone like Tony Soprano. Yeah sure they are likeable cos they're cool or badass or funny, but they are complete amoral assholes who you could never empathise with. Whereas Danny and Amy are not likelable in any way but you can certainly empathise with them and how they see themselves. And that ultimately gives you a stronger connection than simply liking someone, whether they are a real person or a character in a TV show.
Looks like this one flew a little bit over Jaby's head. ;) What Achara said @19:55 "We are just People...!" Sometimes I feel like you (Jaby ) live in your own reality, where people have to be flawless to be accepted as "good human beings". Reality is: Your Phone, your Watch, the studio eqiupment you record your reactions on, everything is made with cobalt, silicone and or lithium. You can be sure somewhere in Africa a little kid had to crawl in a narrow, hot mineshaft to get them out. By your measurement of morality, you are a not a good person if you support this kind of exploitation by using this products. Why are you doing it anyway? Waving morality in front of you isn't a good look, when you yourself can not guarantee to live a moraly uncorrupted life. It doesn't mean you are a bad person because you buy or use your phone or equipment, but it means that people can do bad things without being inherently bad people.
this harkens back to something in one of their reactions (I don't remember which one) where Jaby said if it's something terrible, he'd rather not know about it because then he'd feel guilty using the things that are made from exploiting other people, or something along that line. basically, his whole deal is, close your eyes to the horrible things of the world to have a flawless one, as long as I don't know about it, it's fine.
@@iamai_iggs Exactly. By his measure from another perspective, he would be a horrible person too, because he ignores the suffering he causes. Of courses he is clearly not, but I don't like, when he acts like he is "better than thou".
Danny sent his cousin to jail, stopped his brother from going to college, and he tried to frame Amy for arson just so save face. Those aren't flaws or ugly truths that you'd rather not hear about. Those are dick moves. Those were specific choices that he made to screw over other people
Right, the irony is that he seems to have those reactions because he is stuck in the same place Danny and Amy are throughout most of the show. Hope he is able to crawl out of it and learn to appreciate the more nuanced nature of life.
I'm really late to this reaction, I just watched this show for the first time this weekend and I loved it. In regards to the last discussion about the dirt, I interpreted it as them finally reaching common ground. We constantly see shots of it all throughout the show, and generally after seeing it would break to scenes of Amy and Danny. Its as though the show we alluding to the common ground they would inevitably reach together, and when they were able to actually be in each others shoes, seeing one another for the first time.
The characters aren’t meant to be redeemable. I saw someone say it’s what happens when the things ppl say they’d do behind a keyboard online actually play out 🙃
what the main 2 characters did to get even with each other were very extreme but my main take away from this show is to choose to always be kind because you don't know what other people are going thru. if Amy didn't flip off Danny then none of these would have happened, it was a brief moment that changed their lives. Also both Ali Wong and Steven Yeun, and the show got nominated at Emmys! I'm torn between Ali Wong and Sarah Snook for the best actress but I'm just happy that the show got recognized.
I say this with as much kindness as possible, but Jaby you really should do a rewatch of this series one day because you're missing the mark. Having compassion and empathy doesn't mean that we can't have integrity and call bad behavior out for what it is. What this show should have taught you is that these characters are complex, who are trying to do good but failing continuously along the way. That is literally life and that is what people are. The mere fact that you think Danny is being selfish for trying to do good for his parents tells me that you don't actually understand these characters and motivations at all. Like seriously you're going to just take Isaac's word that he's trying to be a good guy? The dude might as well have flat antagonist written across his chest. If the show didn't do a good job of persuading you on it's message, or it didn't entertain you, that's fine. But I've seen your reaction and Achara's reaction for 10 episodes now, and I was hoping by episode 10 maybe it'd click for you like it did for Achara. But I don't think you're actually viewing it from a more neutral, healthy perspective as you might think you are.
Lmao jaby could learn a thing or two about compassion and empathy from achara. Hes too judgmental and close minded when it comes to understanding flawed characters.
@@IamTeddy100 Fr he has all the ingredients for joining a "gang" like he says, he was just one or two bad turns in life away from that happening to him. Maybe he can't stand the show because he sees so much of himself in Danny and Amy.
I just dont understand jabby's POV that he's wanting at least one of the characters to be the 'nice guy'. I feel like this show is pretty realistic on how they portray the characters. No one is only evil or only nice. We all have a little bit of evil or nice either way
There are people who don’t like the resolution we get in episode 10? Madness. This episode was the PERFECT ending, imo. Maybe it says something bad about me, but I found a lot to identify with in BOTH characters. I love that they were able to find a genuine connection in each other, and were able to find a kind of peace. Both were plagued by an emptiness that they couldn’t quite identify until their little trip, and seeing them figure it out was surprisingly satisfying. Bonus points for ending with Smashing Pumpkins. Awesome series. 🥹
There were some moments in the show where the characters were trying to do something good, but I agree that there were very, very, few of those moments, and it would've been nice if there were a couple more of them. I am glad that Paul was able to free himself from Danny and I'm glad that Danny finally let go of controlling Paul. I don't blame people who don't feel they are capable of working out a relationship (romantic, family, or friendship) with someone who is going down a road of self-destruction. I commend those who are willing to extend their empathy and exercise patience as much as they can with that person. I feel for Danny and Amy, but, in reality, I would most likely distance myself from them and not lend them my trust until they recognize how valuable someone's trust is and do better with how they treat themselves and other people. Placing your issues onto someone else like they aren't human, taking advantage of them, and treating them like dirt is not okay. Whether you are suffering from trauma or not, treating people the way Amy and Danny treated people, was not acceptable. Amy should've exercised patience and not been so reactive after her first incident with Danny, while Danny should've given himself grace after making a mistake and could've brushed off the negative reaction that Amy gave in the parking lot. Personally, there is only so much grace I can give to a person that's going through it. If it's at the cost of my own safety and mental health, I would need to distance myself from them for a while. Even if that person was very close to me. I would support them from the sidelines here and there, but that person would really need to seek professional help first and foremost (at least seek out a support group). However, I do think it's still important to not only give ourselves grace but also try to lend grace to other people (if you are able to). Try to exercise grace, empathy, kindness, and patience towards yourself and others whenever you can. But if it begins to be too much where you feel like someone else's burden is causing your life to be much worse and unsafe, then I think the decision to give yourself some distance between you and the other person is a valid one.
I understand Jabys point, but seems so black and white. You're not supposed to like characters, their are not casting to be your friends. You understand the complexity, maybe share some of their traumas, mistakes, and feelings and learn something from complex characters and relationships... Achara seems to find some of those complexities worth to highlight
I would be more willing to understand someone's complexities if they were more likable. If you send your cousin to jail, constantly lie to your brother, and try to frame someone for arson just to save face, I don't care about your complexities
@@Ramiro_Salvador ok, but how do you have sympathy for a character that makes bad decisions and doesn't grow. I almost hate to say it, but after everything he's done, he just about deserves that shot from George
@@foamytomato9342 yeah he deserved it, they do grow, maybe not as much as we want to, but for me it's for the best, because it makes this show more about their brokeness than their changes. This is not in the level of a Breaking Bad or succession, but in the same way you have unlikable characters, that make bad decisions.
Season 2 (?) will probably be the two of them Bonnie and Clyde-ing all over the States. People complaining about Jaby, championing Achara's viewpoint, yet not being as "open-minded" as she is😏. His life up to this point has led him to view things the way he does, just as Achara's life up to this point has led her to view things as she does - same for the rest of us. Billions and billions of people on this planet. Obviously not everyone's going to think the same way.
I felt exactly the way Jaby felt during this show. Our takes on it may be unpopular, but I'm glad he articulated it so well and that I wasn't the only one who felt absolutely done with Danny and Amy's shit.
@@ahyesverygood1336 but where is your reaction or coverage of the number 1 movie a week ago or even number 2 this past weekend? You covered the failed Indiana movie. None of you guys have touched on sound of freedom #SOUNDOFFREEDOM
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From a storytelling perspective, you need episode 10. While it's not as action-packed as previous episodes, it delivers the emotional catharsis that both of the characters (and the audience) needed after dealing with those first 9 parts.
ep 10 is the perfect ending, idk anyone that doesn’t like it
It's my favorite episode! The crow conversation alone makes it amazing!!
Disagree I think they could have left it at Ep 9 this felt like a weird addendum
@@Knightowl1980 nah i think it concluded pretty well
@@Knightowl1980 You tripping
I loved this ending. I'm curious if most people think they ended up "together." My interpretation was they were able to form a connection and finally be seen, but not like romantical. Which seems better to me, and refreshing. Not everything has to go that way, but usually does.
nah they fuckin
They connected in the spiritual realm (Divine Twins).
Jaby and Achara need to have a conversation about how they discuss their thoughts after watching something. Ever so often, it becomes Jaby disagreeing with Achara, which is totally fine. But then anything that Achara says post that, it's Jaby interrupting or disagreeing. The point of the discussion, for me at least, is not for Achara to convince Jaby. He can have his views, as can she. And they both can listen to each other and in case they disagree, that's ok. But it's mostly Achara listening to Jaby (also on the other channel).
Most times, I want to hear more from Achara. At least the courtesy of completing her thoughts.
This is my first time on their channel and watching a video of them and I was thinking the exact same thing. I was like this dude has such a strong personality. Like let the girl finishing her damn sentence. It’s okay, if she has a different opinion but it’s like her chews her head off in a subtle way and that’s not cool.
achara’s entire attitude the whole postgame was my exact attitude as well. listening to someone rant about how they were angry at suicidal fictional characters instead of compassionate. danny also called off the robbery when george showed him respect and affirmed his art interpretation.
there’s plenty that shows the characters are good people. also those mistakes also don’t make people who they are. people are capable of changing and id gladly hang out with either of these characters. they’re relatable and down to earth and not insufferable personalities. they just have trauma lol. is jaby saying he doesn’t hang out with people who have trauma?
agreed
if you've watched them enough you'll realize that jaby has some weird takes on things. I usually (most of the time) find myself aligning with achara's line of thoughts.
Danny has no loyalty. He sent his cousin to jail, he stopped his brother from going to college, and he tried to frame someone for arson just so save face. If that's how he treats family, I'd stay far away
I don't think of them as "ending up together". To me, it's more of a profound friendship. They're for sure soulmates, and no one ever said you're supposed to be sexual or romantic with your soulmate. And the dirt stuff is showing that Amy and Danny finally found common ground. That's how I saw it, anyway.
I loved the reaction. The entire season. Thanks for sharing it with us . I’m proud I watched every minute of the reactions ❤
I think you are not supposed to love these people or want them as friends. It was about generational traumas for me and struggle not being happy with ypur life no matter how much you try...Its just shows how depressed people feel and where it brings them and how they hurt others but actually they hurt themselves most
THIS EP WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITES❤❤
I think people need to let go of this obsession with needing to “root” or “hate” characters. Enjoy the acting and writing for what it is.
so true
Exactly
Thank You.. It comes from a puritan mindset they always got to be good guys or bad guys or good vs evil..
It's hard to appreciate the acting or writing when the main characters are so unlikable. If I'm annoyed by someone's presence and most of what they say, then what reason would there be for me to keep watching them?
@@foamytomato9342 that's that's to do with your sensibility and/or tolerance . Depending how the characters written.
Thanks for giving us this reaction! Loved watching it with y’all. The dirt thing I took to mean just the feeling/depression that they both got that wasn’t able to be filled no matter what they got in life, that was the thing that they both shared (imo)
Jaby has a very specific criteria that might close him off to some great stories. I think a lot of other comments addressed this so I won’t belabor it. I definitely fell more along the lines of Achara’s reaction. I loved episodes 9 and 10. They took the show to the next level. Brilliant and sublime!
(On a side note, I didn’t realize Jaby was a Sikh. I kept noticing the pendant for the last few videos. 🪯✌🏽)
He's not a Sikh. The pendant and the kadas were gifted to him by Vidyut Jamwal.
The point of every storyline doesn't need to center on redeemable characters. That's the beauty of fiction, a character doesn't need to be a "good" person in order to be compelling or interesting to watch. You can reflect quite a lot on bad people making mistakes or doing bad things.
I loved episode 10 and thought it wrapped the show up perfectly. If you look at what jumpstarts the story, learning the circumstances surrounding Danny and Amy (Suicidal and Emotional Repression, respectively) makes their road rage incident understandable, though obviously not acceptable. Understanding their lives gives an understanding of why they make terrible, selfish decisions, and in the end both of them come to understand and love each other, which is a monumental achievement for the characters because of how adversarial they had been. Everything that happens story-wise, to me, is just a way to underpin Danny and Amy's inability to love and trust not only others but also themselves because of the damage that's been done to them and the continual cycle of damage they produce because of it. It makes both characters relatable, though it is an extreme and dramatized representation. It is one of the most impactful shows I've ever had the pleasure of watching.
Also, when Danny and Amy are speaking as each other you can see everything surrounding them move as it does when you're tripping. It's such a cool, subtle effect. Love it.
you are ASSUMING they are together when they have shown NO sexual attraction to each other. its friend/sibling ship.
I mean, he did jerk off to her ass. But, I do think their connection is way deeper than that
I thought the ending was good and worked as an allegory for that moment of enlightenment and epiphany that does basically what Jaby was talking about - they managed to see each other's humanity and understood that fundamentally they were the same - I didn't really see it as they were "together" in the end, but that they connected and were part of their own evolution as humans to a more elevated perception of reality
I’m with Achara on this one. The show definitely tried to show some redeemable traits, enough for me to latch on to until the end of the show. Though exaggerated, the show felt very real to me.
"we're just people" - Achara Kirk. You're cool mate (not sure if she has her own channel)
Jaby been Mr. Grumpy Puss throughout this series. Jeez lighten up! Thankfully Achara made this bearable to watch.
I think you're confusing likeability with empathy. Talking about Scorcese characters or say someone like Tony Soprano. Yeah sure they are likeable cos they're cool or badass or funny, but they are complete amoral assholes who you could never empathise with. Whereas Danny and Amy are not likelable in any way but you can certainly empathise with them and how they see themselves. And that ultimately gives you a stronger connection than simply liking someone, whether they are a real person or a character in a TV show.
so true
Its hard to empathize with someone that you don't like
I liked Amy and Danny.
they were finally able to find someone they were can be completely honest with each other
Looks like this one flew a little bit over Jaby's head. ;)
What Achara said @19:55 "We are just People...!" Sometimes I feel like you (Jaby ) live in your own reality, where people have to be flawless to be accepted as "good human beings".
Reality is: Your Phone, your Watch, the studio eqiupment you record your reactions on, everything is made with cobalt, silicone and or lithium. You can be sure somewhere in Africa a little kid had to crawl in a narrow, hot mineshaft to get them out. By your measurement of morality, you are a not a good person if you support this kind of exploitation by using this products. Why are you doing it anyway? Waving morality in front of you isn't a good look, when you yourself can not guarantee to live a moraly uncorrupted life. It doesn't mean you are a bad person because you buy or use your phone or equipment, but it means that people can do bad things without being inherently bad people.
damn u ate that
this harkens back to something in one of their reactions (I don't remember which one) where Jaby said if it's something terrible, he'd rather not know about it because then he'd feel guilty using the things that are made from exploiting other people, or something along that line. basically, his whole deal is, close your eyes to the horrible things of the world to have a flawless one, as long as I don't know about it, it's fine.
@@iamai_iggs Exactly. By his measure from another perspective, he would be a horrible person too, because he ignores the suffering he causes. Of courses he is clearly not, but I don't like, when he acts like he is "better than thou".
Danny sent his cousin to jail, stopped his brother from going to college, and he tried to frame Amy for arson just so save face. Those aren't flaws or ugly truths that you'd rather not hear about. Those are dick moves. Those were specific choices that he made to screw over other people
Right, the irony is that he seems to have those reactions because he is stuck in the same place Danny and Amy are throughout most of the show. Hope he is able to crawl out of it and learn to appreciate the more nuanced nature of life.
I'm really late to this reaction, I just watched this show for the first time this weekend and I loved it. In regards to the last discussion about the dirt, I interpreted it as them finally reaching common ground. We constantly see shots of it all throughout the show, and generally after seeing it would break to scenes of Amy and Danny. Its as though the show we alluding to the common ground they would inevitably reach together, and when they were able to actually be in each others shoes, seeing one another for the first time.
The characters aren’t meant to be redeemable. I saw someone say it’s what happens when the things ppl say they’d do behind a keyboard online actually play out 🙃
People who thought episode 10 was awesome and the show shouldn’t have ended at episode 9 >> people who thought otherwise
what the main 2 characters did to get even with each other were very extreme but my main take away from this show is to choose to always be kind because you don't know what other people are going thru. if Amy didn't flip off Danny then none of these would have happened, it was a brief moment that changed their lives.
Also both Ali Wong and Steven Yeun, and the show got nominated at Emmys! I'm torn between Ali Wong and Sarah Snook for the best actress but I'm just happy that the show got recognized.
I say this with as much kindness as possible, but Jaby you really should do a rewatch of this series one day because you're missing the mark. Having compassion and empathy doesn't mean that we can't have integrity and call bad behavior out for what it is. What this show should have taught you is that these characters are complex, who are trying to do good but failing continuously along the way. That is literally life and that is what people are. The mere fact that you think Danny is being selfish for trying to do good for his parents tells me that you don't actually understand these characters and motivations at all. Like seriously you're going to just take Isaac's word that he's trying to be a good guy? The dude might as well have flat antagonist written across his chest. If the show didn't do a good job of persuading you on it's message, or it didn't entertain you, that's fine. But I've seen your reaction and Achara's reaction for 10 episodes now, and I was hoping by episode 10 maybe it'd click for you like it did for Achara. But I don't think you're actually viewing it from a more neutral, healthy perspective as you might think you are.
Thanks for video ❤❤
Lmao jaby could learn a thing or two about compassion and empathy from achara. Hes too judgmental and close minded when it comes to understanding flawed characters.
He really has a lot to learn
Dude has strong personality for no gah damn reason. Let the girl speak her mind!
@@IamTeddy100 Fr he has all the ingredients for joining a "gang" like he says, he was just one or two bad turns in life away from that happening to him. Maybe he can't stand the show because he sees so much of himself in Danny and Amy.
I enjoyed episode 10. They needed that catharsis.
Well, you're not supposed to like the characters so I don't see your point.
This is such a perfect ending, a toxic relationship done right
agreed
Achara 🥰 love her review of this whole season!
I am really happy that the same writer is writing marvels thunderbolt
loved achara’s analysis ❤
I just dont understand jabby's POV that he's wanting at least one of the characters to be the 'nice guy'. I feel like this show is pretty realistic on how they portray the characters. No one is only evil or only nice. We all have a little bit of evil or nice either way
There are people who don’t like the resolution we get in episode 10?
Madness.
This episode was the PERFECT ending, imo. Maybe it says something bad about me, but I found a lot to identify with in BOTH characters. I love that they were able to find a genuine connection in each other, and were able to find a kind of peace. Both were plagued by an emptiness that they couldn’t quite identify until their little trip, and seeing them figure it out was surprisingly satisfying.
Bonus points for ending with Smashing Pumpkins. Awesome series. 🥹
episode 10 makes the show interesting lol
Yup, never be mean to crows and the whole corvidae family. They're on the second place of the most intelligent specie's right after the apes
Amazing 😂
There were some moments in the show where the characters were trying to do something good, but I agree that there were very, very, few of those moments, and it would've been nice if there were a couple more of them. I am glad that Paul was able to free himself from Danny and I'm glad that Danny finally let go of controlling Paul.
I don't blame people who don't feel they are capable of working out a relationship (romantic, family, or friendship) with someone who is going down a road of self-destruction. I commend those who are willing to extend their empathy and exercise patience as much as they can with that person. I feel for Danny and Amy, but, in reality, I would most likely distance myself from them and not lend them my trust until they recognize how valuable someone's trust is and do better with how they treat themselves and other people. Placing your issues onto someone else like they aren't human, taking advantage of them, and treating them like dirt is not okay. Whether you are suffering from trauma or not, treating people the way Amy and Danny treated people, was not acceptable. Amy should've exercised patience and not been so reactive after her first incident with Danny, while Danny should've given himself grace after making a mistake and could've brushed off the negative reaction that Amy gave in the parking lot.
Personally, there is only so much grace I can give to a person that's going through it. If it's at the cost of my own safety and mental health, I would need to distance myself from them for a while. Even if that person was very close to me. I would support them from the sidelines here and there, but that person would really need to seek professional help first and foremost (at least seek out a support group).
However, I do think it's still important to not only give ourselves grace but also try to lend grace to other people (if you are able to). Try to exercise grace, empathy, kindness, and patience towards yourself and others whenever you can. But if it begins to be too much where you feel like someone else's burden is causing your life to be much worse and unsafe, then I think the decision to give yourself some distance between you and the other person is a valid one.
The locket/chain jaby is wearing is a religious symbol of the sikh religion (like the cross for Christians) i hope you wore it knowing that jaby
Yes, he does know that.
@@kvm6 ok great
I understand Jabys point, but seems so black and white. You're not supposed to like characters, their are not casting to be your friends.
You understand the complexity, maybe share some of their traumas, mistakes, and feelings and learn something from complex characters and relationships...
Achara seems to find some of those complexities worth to highlight
I think Jaby is still far from understanding the difference between 'entertainment' and 'art.'
I would be more willing to understand someone's complexities if they were more likable. If you send your cousin to jail, constantly lie to your brother, and try to frame someone for arson just to save face, I don't care about your complexities
@@foamytomato9342 and that's ok. If you don't care, you don't care. I don't find them likable and also find this show interesting, funny and engaging.
@@Ramiro_Salvador ok, but how do you have sympathy for a character that makes bad decisions and doesn't grow. I almost hate to say it, but after everything he's done, he just about deserves that shot from George
@@foamytomato9342 yeah he deserved it, they do grow, maybe not as much as we want to, but for me it's for the best, because it makes this show more about their brokeness than their changes.
This is not in the level of a Breaking Bad or succession, but in the same way you have unlikable characters, that make bad decisions.
Season 2 (?) will probably be the two of them Bonnie and Clyde-ing all over the States.
People complaining about Jaby, championing Achara's viewpoint, yet not being as "open-minded" as she is😏. His life up to this point has led him to view things the way he does, just as Achara's life up to this point has led her to view things as she does - same for the rest of us. Billions and billions of people on this planet. Obviously not everyone's going to think the same way.
them arms looking good jaby. yum
Off topic but achara is fine as hell❤
Hey dudes
I am not sure how to feel about that ending
Asian people go through some crazy shyt. Jk, this show was really good! It was ridiculous in all the right ways
Who are these people who didn't like/or want epi. 10?!
huh???????????????????????
Can you guys do Batman: under the red hood
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Did she fall in love with him at the end?
First
I felt exactly the way Jaby felt during this show. Our takes on it may be unpopular, but I'm glad he articulated it so well and that I wasn't the only one who felt absolutely done with Danny and Amy's shit.
Still no video about sound of freedom?????
Why?????
That shit sucks
Sound of freedom 68 million.
No coverage???? Aston Kutcher is helping rescue kids trafficed.
Spread awareness.
#SOUNDOFFREEDOM
These RUclipsrs disappoint me.
#SOUNDOFFREEDOM
This. Was. A. Reaction. To. A. Television. Series. Episode. The. Thumbnail. And. Title. Made. That. Obvious. Why. Were. You. Expecting. Anything. Else?
@@ahyesverygood1336 but where is your reaction or coverage of the number 1 movie a week ago or even number 2 this past weekend? You covered the failed Indiana movie.
None of you guys have touched on sound of freedom
#SOUNDOFFREEDOM
This show to me........did the same as watching Ozark or SOA I hated 99% of the characters
That's...the point?