I think that Maximus has no idea of the history of "The Great War" of 2077, and the only "bombs dropping" that he knows were the one in Shady Sands where he had lived.
I figure if Maximus had actually read the manual he'd have known about the emergency release mechanism. Because even in the lore there are holotapes of power armor users noting they'd run out of power, so they left it behind.
I took Maximus's comment of "happens all of the time" to be like the player representation of us getting hit/shot all the time and just losing some health yet being okay unless we get really low lol
i think FALLOUT is a better adaptation of a game than THE LAST OF US, simply cause it manages to tell a brand new story inside a perfectly captured gameworld, that is connected to everything by being canon in the canon game timeline and not "simply" adapting the story (yet expanding and changing a bit) the story of one of the games like TLOU did. and dont get me wrong: i looooved TLOU HBO!!! I love how much this feels, looks and sounds like the games, the gore and humor is spot on. its perfect!
I think the same way. TLOU HBO is great overall, but it gives you almost nothing that you didn't know already. Unless you didn't play the game somehow, which is almost impossible.
The Last of Us show was terrible. From adapting the game story poorly, to the directors and showrunners putting their own ideology and dogma into it, it was bad. Fallout, however, is amazing!!!! What you described is a great piont on it not being beholden to another story. But they also just did a great job.
@@BigCowProductions aka "tHe MaDe FrAnK aNd BiLl GaY i HaTe ThIS! aNd WhY WaS jOeLs DaUgThEr BlAcK?" ..... i loved the shows for all the new things they added and used to widen the scope of the world and characters. The Opening to episode 2 with the Mykologist was briliant and one of the best scenes of the show. THE whole series opening with the Interview in the 70s was a stroke of genius.
I think part of why this works is the Fallout setting and how it's not focused on a specific protagonist across its franchise. It opens up possibilities for a story to be told from different perspectives.
@@IH8YHI love how you political tribalist midwits jump at one aspect of a statement, fabricate what you think it must be based on your tribal combats you've already had, make a strawman, then knock it down, all while looking as coherent and mature as a pigeon shitting on a chess table. There is far more than that. But, it's plain to see, you're obviously not a rational person. Good day.
Keep in mind this takes place in california. So we likely wont see things native to the areas of the games. So likely no Minute Men. No Scorched. No synth. No cryptids from Appalachia. Etc etc.
I wish you knew which gamw it was in... I only played FO4 and then New Vegas so there is much lore I don't know. I'm just happy Maximus being locked in the suit is a thing that could happen according to canon. It weirded me out and ruined the immersion for a few when I saw it in the episode because I feel like even an alpha or beta model would have gotten past that serious design flaw.
@@SnaFubar_24 Thaddeus used a key when he removed the fusion core. I assumed that enabled him to lock the suit when he did it. Some kind of emergency shut-down in case of a knight gone rogue or stolen armor? 🤷
@@michaelhoward142 Yea, I saw what he did and afaik it is new to the fallout world that that can be done is what I mean. It seems like a problem more than a fail safe that was designed in...
The lead actress, Ella Purnell, is in lots of stuff. She’s in Invincible, Arcane, & a show you both might really like called Yellowjackets. Think if Stephen King wrote ‘Lord of the Flies’ with an almost all female cast.
My head-canon is that Maximus *could have freed himself from the T-60. He was just so untrained/familiar with how it actually works that he ended up **thinking he was stuck.
Mine is that we see Thaddeus has some kind of key we've never seen in the games before. I assume this is a key that both prevents people from getting into the PA if they don't have the key already by locking it shut and was a modification the Brotherhood made. Seems like the kind of technical they would include. Add a key to lock the suit, keep the core in place when in use but prevent entering the suit when not in use. He just used it to lock someone in.
My head canon he was really stuck and the suits actually work by when the core gets low enough on power it auto opens the suit to let you out to replace the core.
As a video editor, I love the intense cut to the title card in this episode especially lol. They went hard with that one. Maximus really finds himself in quite the temper-lined pickle at the start of episode 5 ha.
2077 + 219 years is 2296, Fallout 1 takes place in 2161 and Fallout 2 is 2241. So sometime between 2241 and 2296 (this series is the LATEST in the timeline) somehow Shady Sands must have been nuked.
Todd Howard confirmed it happened in 2281, or 2282, shortly after the events of New Vegas. You can see on the black board in the next episode a chart that hints at this. Mrs. Burns (I forget her first name hahaha) was right that Shady Sands was in the games -- It was in Fallout 1 as an explorable town, and by Fallout 2 it was referenced in-game as growing into a large city.
The Institute was in the Boston area, this is California. The Institute is an elusive scientific society based in the Commonwealth. Founded in 2110 by survivors from the Commonwealth Institute of Technology and their descendants, the Institute considers itself a bastion of knowledge and prosperity amid a dying world, and by 2287 has developed numerous revolutionary and advanced technologies such as teleportation and synthetic humans.
If you two haven't seen something with Ella Purnell in it before, you two might check out "Arcane". It's another great video game adaption show. The first season has been out for years, and the second one will be out November, this year. Might be good to react to the first season when the hype for season two is starting to build up. It's a great show, won many awards, and you don't need to know anything about the game. There are nine episodes total. You can watch them one at a time, or three at a time. When Netflix released it, it was three at a time for a reason. Nobody ever listens to me, but skip the intros. I feel there is too much spoiler in it, people that don't already know spoilers from having played the game are able to deduce future plot from it. I've seen it happen over and over. Anyways, good luck bears.
Dang, I can't remember exactly how it happened in the show, but there's a really, really quick shot at 12:44 in this video, and the frame skipping is wild. The shot cuts to Maximus' hand reaching for the gun in Lucy's holster. His left hand touches the gun, then the gun just disappears entirely, he pulls his left hand back, the hand is empty. Then the wide shot cuts to the gun in Maximus' RIGHT hand. I'm not saying that there's a mistake or anything, it's not a nitpick, it's just interesting because I would imagine the Fallout show is a higher framerate than the reaction video's framerate.
17:20 Fallout 1 was 2161, 85 years after the bombs fell. Fallout 76 was only 26 years after the bombs fell in 2102. Fallout 4 was 2287, and the show is 2296. The bombs in Fallout Life fell in 2077, and the bomb that destroyed Shady Sands happened in 2281. So Max just thinks the bombs dropped when he was a kid in 2281. He was either lied to, or just culturally different where he was born in this world so he thinks 'the bombs dropping' were the event he experienced. I think it is more of a lie from his chapter in the brotherhood.
Shady Sands was the Capitol of The New California Republic! theres almost three quarters of a million members of NCR. Shady Sands contained 34 thousand people. No Spoilers.
@@MarcosElMalo2 There are still over 600-700,000 NCR people left between LA and NVegas, were the battle for the Damn took place. So they will probably set up a new Capitol hopefully. I liked the NCR. I honestly dont remember were Shady Sands was located in California.
Shady Sands was the _first_ Capitol. FIRST. That billboard said so. It was put up _after_ the Capitol was moved elsewhere. And the billboard was clearly put up _before_ the city got nuked. That move is probably what "The Fall of Shady Sands" refers to. The nuking came later, when Maximus was a kid. And since Max and Lucy can't be much older than 22, the nuking could easily have been a short time _after_ New Vegas. The timing would be tight, but it still fits. THERE WAS NO RETCON.
Watch YELLOWJACKETS , she (Lucy actress, I'm brain-farting her name as a type) has a major part and the show is pretty interesting... and kinda wild. 1 season with another upcoming. I think it's a Netflix thing. P.S. Abraham Lincoln was also 1 man
19:00 Wouldn't it be wildly horrifying if Vault 32 got cleaned up so fast by waking up a few of Bud's buds and then putting them back in the sleepy clink afterward? Honestly, what's weird is that the simpler explanation should make more sense, but it doesn't. If the residents of Vault 33 believed that the Raiders from the Surface killed everyone in Vault 32, it would make sense for them to be like, "Okay, we're gonna see some really fucked up shit, but we gotta clean Vault 32 up after the Raiders came in and killed everybody, and our kids would be in therapy for centuries if we told them about this, so we'll do this in secret." But, even then, wouldn't at least one or two of the adults be like, 'Yeah... that was way more fucked up than we thought it was going to be - they weren't killed by Raiders. Those people killed each other." Not even so much as a "Geez Louise, Betty." And, even THEN, look at how these guys casually cleaned up Vault 33 after Muldaver's initial attack in the first episode. Even the suspiciously positive old guy was like, "Today sucks, Norm. My day is as bad as everyone else's. The fuck is wrong with you?" The vaults are literally Plato Caves.
Enclave is the remnants of fedral government (mostly scientists) not related to vault tech. They are the science form of the BoS. Railroad probably won't appear because they are focuses in Boston and not as large as Enclave or BoS. I'm not sure how fare the synths spread but someone could be one in the show I suppose.
I wanted to align myself with the Railroad. My game on Xbox had a game breaking glitch so I couldn’t complete the Railroad storyline. So I just chose to burn the world, instead.
Maximus cannot talk to people in any kind of normal fashion. He reveals that it’s him, not Titus, and then, instead of saying what happened-maybe even lying to make it sound a bit better-he says “we just have to get our story straight”. Yeah, that’s not bad sounding! Plus, remember, he just branded Thaddeus. That makes the reveal much worse. I think it would have been better to say “I can’t brand you, because…” and tell the truth.
Ella Purnell also played in Miss Peregrines School for Peculiar Children, pretty good movie, made by Tim Burton, with Samuel Jackson in it and Eva Greene :).
I honestly have no idea why people think Thaddeus had already turned on Maximus. This was all he said once the faceplate came up: Maximus. What did you do? Where’s Knight Titus? They’re gonna kill you. It’s the Brotherhood. They’ll find out. No part of that sounded obviously against Maximus, at least to me. He didn't say he would tell them, or that he wouldn't lie. He just sounded shocked and a bit scared of both the Brotherhood and Maximus himself, since he was inadvertently giving the impression that he had murdered Titus.
It's because through context clues, mainly through Maximus, we can tell that the Brotherhood recruits are pretty much brain washed. Thaddeus is actually a good Brotherhood squire, he did his diligence. He drank the kool-aid. What else was he going to do if he wasn't on Max's side? Whatever it would have been would have lead to Max's death.
I think that Maximus has no idea of the history of "The Great War" of 2077, and the only "bombs dropping" that he knows were the one in Shady Sands where he had lived.
I figure if Maximus had actually read the manual he'd have known about the emergency release mechanism. Because even in the lore there are holotapes of power armor users noting they'd run out of power, so they left it behind.
I took Maximus's comment of "happens all of the time" to be like the player representation of us getting hit/shot all the time and just losing some health yet being okay unless we get really low lol
I was waiting for Monty Python Holy Grail with "Tis but a scratch." or "Only a flesh wound."
The tune playing as they sidle across the bridge is called "Ladyfingers". I have nothing I can add to that.
Buh said tune
i think FALLOUT is a better adaptation of a game than THE LAST OF US, simply cause it manages to tell a brand new story inside a perfectly captured gameworld, that is connected to everything by being canon in the canon game timeline and not "simply" adapting the story (yet expanding and changing a bit) the story of one of the games like TLOU did. and dont get me wrong: i looooved TLOU HBO!!!
I love how much this feels, looks and sounds like the games, the gore and humor is spot on. its perfect!
I think the same way. TLOU HBO is great overall, but it gives you almost nothing that you didn't know already. Unless you didn't play the game somehow, which is almost impossible.
The Last of Us show was terrible. From adapting the game story poorly, to the directors and showrunners putting their own ideology and dogma into it, it was bad.
Fallout, however, is amazing!!!! What you described is a great piont on it not being beholden to another story. But they also just did a great job.
@@BigCowProductions aka "tHe MaDe FrAnK aNd BiLl GaY i HaTe ThIS! aNd WhY WaS jOeLs DaUgThEr BlAcK?" ..... i loved the shows for all the new things they added and used to widen the scope of the world and characters. The Opening to episode 2 with the Mykologist was briliant and one of the best scenes of the show. THE whole series opening with the Interview in the 70s was a stroke of genius.
I think part of why this works is the Fallout setting and how it's not focused on a specific protagonist across its franchise. It opens up possibilities for a story to be told from different perspectives.
@@IH8YHI love how you political tribalist midwits jump at one aspect of a statement, fabricate what you think it must be based on your tribal combats you've already had, make a strawman, then knock it down, all while looking as coherent and mature as a pigeon shitting on a chess table. There is far more than that. But, it's plain to see, you're obviously not a rational person.
Good day.
LOL, loving all the math visually coming from Katie's computations of the timeline!
Keep in mind this takes place in california. So we likely wont see things native to the areas of the games. So likely no Minute Men. No Scorched. No synth. No cryptids from Appalachia. Etc etc.
Ella Purnell has been in two things that you should really see: Yellowjackets and Arcane.
Spoiler alert: Ella Purnell is faking that accent.
😉
@Tom-fg7fz the way you worded that is strange. Lol. I think she and her vocal coach did great work.
There were power armors that didnt open when pulling their cores. You could find a body in one of them in one of the games.
I wish you knew which gamw it was in... I only played FO4 and then New Vegas so there is much lore I don't know. I'm just happy Maximus being locked in the suit is a thing that could happen according to canon. It weirded me out and ruined the immersion for a few when I saw it in the episode because I feel like even an alpha or beta model would have gotten past that serious design flaw.
@@SnaFubar_24 Thaddeus used a key when he removed the fusion core. I assumed that enabled him to lock the suit when he did it. Some kind of emergency shut-down in case of a knight gone rogue or stolen armor? 🤷
@@michaelhoward142 Yea, I saw what he did and afaik it is new to the fallout world that that can be done is what I mean. It seems like a problem more than a fail safe that was designed in...
The lead actress, Ella Purnell, is in lots of stuff. She’s in Invincible, Arcane, & a show you both might really like called Yellowjackets. Think if Stephen King wrote ‘Lord of the Flies’ with an almost all female cast.
In fallout 2 there was an encounter where you could find a dude trapped in his power armor. So i like that they had that in the show with Maximus.
the moment when you realize the gal at 12:32 is the arms dealer from fallout 4
I thought that was who that was!!
The actress who plays Lucy was Jinx in Arcane, and if you haven't watched that, you should.
My head-canon is that Maximus *could have freed himself from the T-60. He was just so untrained/familiar with how it actually works that he ended up **thinking he was stuck.
Mine is that we see Thaddeus has some kind of key we've never seen in the games before. I assume this is a key that both prevents people from getting into the PA if they don't have the key already by locking it shut and was a modification the Brotherhood made. Seems like the kind of technical they would include. Add a key to lock the suit, keep the core in place when in use but prevent entering the suit when not in use.
He just used it to lock someone in.
My head canon he was really stuck and the suits actually work by when the core gets low enough on power it auto opens the suit to let you out to replace the core.
There’s gotta be a trunk release switch or something, right?!?!?
@burnbearscomedy you would think, but other replies make good points also, lol
Yep, established earlier, he's never read the manual.
You know that Betty is the blind Woman from Deadpool ?
As a video editor, I love the intense cut to the title card in this episode especially lol. They went hard with that one. Maximus really finds himself in quite the temper-lined pickle at the start of episode 5 ha.
Dude, same. The tittle sequences in most of the episodes are incredible, but this one hit so hard.
They do give you a hint of what vault they wound up in right at the beginning of the episode
2077 + 219 years is 2296, Fallout 1 takes place in 2161 and Fallout 2 is 2241. So sometime between 2241 and 2296 (this series is the LATEST in the timeline) somehow Shady Sands must have been nuked.
Late 2281 or early 2282.
Todd Howard confirmed it happened in 2281, or 2282, shortly after the events of New Vegas. You can see on the black board in the next episode a chart that hints at this. Mrs. Burns (I forget her first name hahaha) was right that Shady Sands was in the games -- It was in Fallout 1 as an explorable town, and by Fallout 2 it was referenced in-game as growing into a large city.
It also moved from west of San Fransisco to somewhere near Los Angeles.
Edit: Meant east, of course.
@@flamebeerd4359There’s land to the west of San Francisco in the game? Because in real life west of San Francisco is the Pacific Ocean.
@@MarcosElMalo2 Seems like my directional dyslexia is at it again. Meant east.
“Lucy” was in Yellow Jackets which is an excellent show.
The Institute was in the Boston area, this is California. The Institute is an elusive scientific society based in the Commonwealth. Founded in 2110 by survivors from the Commonwealth Institute of Technology and their descendants, the Institute considers itself a bastion of knowledge and prosperity amid a dying world, and by 2287 has developed numerous revolutionary and advanced technologies such as teleportation and synthetic humans.
There is no synths or railroad. that was only in the commonwealth, only in Boston. The institute was only on the east coast, not in Los Angeles.
Yes, that's a new hole/crater from when Shady Sands was blown up. By who? We don't know yet Maximus is from Shady Sands and survived that.
If you two haven't seen something with Ella Purnell in it before, you two might check out "Arcane". It's another great video game adaption show. The first season has been out for years, and the second one will be out November, this year. Might be good to react to the first season when the hype for season two is starting to build up. It's a great show, won many awards, and you don't need to know anything about the game. There are nine episodes total. You can watch them one at a time, or three at a time. When Netflix released it, it was three at a time for a reason. Nobody ever listens to me, but skip the intros. I feel there is too much spoiler in it, people that don't already know spoilers from having played the game are able to deduce future plot from it. I've seen it happen over and over. Anyways, good luck bears.
We had no idea she was in that!!! We loved it. We’ll have to do a Rewatch before season 2 comes out. Thank you so much for the idea!!!
Oh, goodie, trapped in a power suit and eaten alive by rad roaches. My claustrophobia is SO totally not gonna remember that one.
Dang, I can't remember exactly how it happened in the show, but there's a really, really quick shot at 12:44 in this video, and the frame skipping is wild. The shot cuts to Maximus' hand reaching for the gun in Lucy's holster. His left hand touches the gun, then the gun just disappears entirely, he pulls his left hand back, the hand is empty. Then the wide shot cuts to the gun in Maximus' RIGHT hand. I'm not saying that there's a mistake or anything, it's not a nitpick, it's just interesting because I would imagine the Fallout show is a higher framerate than the reaction video's framerate.
17:20 Fallout 1 was 2161, 85 years after the bombs fell. Fallout 76 was only 26 years after the bombs fell in 2102. Fallout 4 was 2287, and the show is 2296. The bombs in Fallout Life fell in 2077, and the bomb that destroyed Shady Sands happened in 2281.
So Max just thinks the bombs dropped when he was a kid in 2281. He was either lied to, or just culturally different where he was born in this world so he thinks 'the bombs dropping' were the event he experienced. I think it is more of a lie from his chapter in the brotherhood.
Well he did experience the bomb(s) dropping on shady sands. Lucy was lied to tho.
Ella purnell also voiced jinx in arcane wich is based on league of legendes.Highly recomended.
Second that if you haven't seen it already. You don't have to be into LoL to enjoy it, believe me.
I will say, despite seeing the full series, I love the idea of Maximus being a synth the entire time 😊
Shady Sands was the Capitol of The New California Republic! theres almost three quarters of a million members of NCR. Shady Sands contained 34 thousand people. No Spoilers.
My understanding is that its location was retconned for the show. So who knows what the show canon is?
@@MarcosElMalo2 There are still over 600-700,000 NCR people left between LA and NVegas, were the battle for the Damn took place. So they will probably set up a new Capitol hopefully. I liked the NCR. I honestly dont remember were Shady Sands was located in California.
Shady Sands was the _first_ Capitol. FIRST. That billboard said so. It was put up _after_ the Capitol was moved elsewhere. And the billboard was clearly put up _before_ the city got nuked.
That move is probably what "The Fall of Shady Sands" refers to. The nuking came later, when Maximus was a kid. And since Max and Lucy can't be much older than 22, the nuking could easily have been a short time _after_ New Vegas. The timing would be tight, but it still fits.
THERE WAS NO RETCON.
Watch YELLOWJACKETS , she (Lucy actress, I'm brain-farting her name as a type) has a major part and the show is pretty interesting... and kinda wild. 1 season with another upcoming.
I think it's a Netflix thing.
P.S. Abraham Lincoln was also 1 man
Chet isn't huge, Norm just has the Small Frame trait, ha!
He’s our favorite short king
(definitely not corn. It's mentioned several times in the season - including in Episode 1 - that Vault 32 grows wheat)
16:05 "That's a big Asshole" yeah, yeah it is. Phrasing!
"Why do I know Fallout dates, but I don't know real history dates" same here brother, i guess the games are more interesting than history 🤣
Preach lol
I have to say I came for Fallout but I love you guys
YAAAAASSSS thank you so much!!!
Yawl just said something, to which I retort, "That's what he said!"😂
19:00
Wouldn't it be wildly horrifying if Vault 32 got cleaned up so fast by waking up a few of Bud's buds and then putting them back in the sleepy clink afterward?
Honestly, what's weird is that the simpler explanation should make more sense, but it doesn't. If the residents of Vault 33 believed that the Raiders from the Surface killed everyone in Vault 32, it would make sense for them to be like, "Okay, we're gonna see some really fucked up shit, but we gotta clean Vault 32 up after the Raiders came in and killed everybody, and our kids would be in therapy for centuries if we told them about this, so we'll do this in secret."
But, even then, wouldn't at least one or two of the adults be like, 'Yeah... that was way more fucked up than we thought it was going to be - they weren't killed by Raiders. Those people killed each other."
Not even so much as a "Geez Louise, Betty."
And, even THEN, look at how these guys casually cleaned up Vault 33 after Muldaver's initial attack in the first episode. Even the suspiciously positive old guy was like, "Today sucks, Norm. My day is as bad as everyone else's. The fuck is wrong with you?"
The vaults are literally Plato Caves.
Enclave is the remnants of fedral government (mostly scientists) not related to vault tech. They are the science form of the BoS. Railroad probably won't appear because they are focuses in Boston and not as large as Enclave or BoS. I'm not sure how fare the synths spread but someone could be one in the show I suppose.
My favorite goofy people are back! 🥰🤪
I wanted to align myself with the Railroad. My game on Xbox had a game breaking glitch so I couldn’t complete the Railroad storyline. So I just chose to burn the world, instead.
Hahahahaha sometime you just have to
Maximus cannot talk to people in any kind of normal fashion. He reveals that it’s him, not Titus, and then, instead of saying what happened-maybe even lying to make it sound a bit better-he says “we just have to get our story straight”. Yeah, that’s not bad sounding! Plus, remember, he just branded Thaddeus. That makes the reveal much worse. I think it would have been better to say “I can’t brand you, because…” and tell the truth.
I wonder if the Vault 32 people were exposed to one of the gases we saw at the hallucigen building in fallout 4.
Thanks for the laughs! Have you watched Arcane on Netflix? Amazing show. Lucy "Ella Purnell" is a the awesome voice actress of Jinx.
Thanks for the consistent uploading new vids
We’re thankfully finally going to be doing this way more often!!!
Ella Purnell was in Yellow Jackets. I recommend watching that one.
Ella Purnell also played in Miss Peregrines School for Peculiar Children, pretty good movie, made by Tim Burton, with Samuel Jackson in it and Eva Greene :).
Pour one out for Shady Sands. Gone too soon
Also "Anchorage" is a reference to a DLC for Fallout 3
And a major plot point in the lore of Fallout
And here I always thought it was the largest city in Alaska.
You really do get everything for $5. You even get access to OTHER people's Patreons. It's a crazy good deal.
I don’t know what this means
@burnbearscomedy I'm not sure either but it is helping.
Hahahaha thank you i guess
You guys need to watch Yellowjackets!!!! Lucy is in that and it’s NOT a gen z show 😂😂
We somehow missed that show. Definitely going to watch it now!
I honestly have no idea why people think Thaddeus had already turned on Maximus. This was all he said once the faceplate came up:
Maximus.
What did you do?
Where’s Knight Titus?
They’re gonna kill you.
It’s the Brotherhood. They’ll find out.
No part of that sounded obviously against Maximus, at least to me. He didn't say he would tell them, or that he wouldn't lie. He just sounded shocked and a bit scared of both the Brotherhood and Maximus himself, since he was inadvertently giving the impression that he had murdered Titus.
It's because through context clues, mainly through Maximus, we can tell that the Brotherhood recruits are pretty much brain washed. Thaddeus is actually a good Brotherhood squire, he did his diligence. He drank the kool-aid. What else was he going to do if he wasn't on Max's side? Whatever it would have been would have lead to Max's death.
I think he could have for sure not jumped to murder right away lol
Did you say Gesundheit? Hehe
Lol I did indeed.
The institute was my faction :) as director they do as i say and allowed gen3 to do as they pleased.
Such an unpopular choice but the best one. The wasteland would flourish with the Institute under my command. >:)
Thanks for the fast upload!!! You guys are a highlight of my week!!
I hope this comment helps with the engagement Al Gore Rhythm!
Thank you! The algorithm I always our Nemesis lol
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6:14 you'd think he'd have been more popular with the ladies
Hahahaha
11:41 min Oh,Lucy...
Ma June and the Ghul give a sh*t of this...
Lol@ definetly corn😂
Everyone last video told me I was wrong they had wheat, I felt vindicated seeing corn stalks lol
Railroad is on the east coast. If you want to be free vote vault 33
Watch yellow jackets Ella is phenomenal on that show and it’s really good it would be a great show for reactions too
you 2 are gre4t!
Thank you!!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!!