Viceland KOTR: s1/e2

[The Woodsman]

Any links to the new episode? http://thewatchseries.to/serie/king_of_the_road doesn't seem to have any yet. 

its on there now, are they are of those sites you don't have to sign up for?

[shit_for_brains]

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im kinda boggled that trujillo and duffel afford to live in SF

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i thought duffman is oakland, and hasnt tnt had like 6 pro shoes for vans. he can afford it

TNT must be killing it to have a house like that in SF. Duffel lives in Walnut Creek I think.

[ADOLF SHITLER]

Walnut creek isn't exactly cheap

[somethingmustbreaknow]

i like that j.casanova hasn't done anything in this episode, except for sleeping on tnt's couch haha

[Paul Cicero]

Yeah, I wish they didn't dwell on the cooking/baking shit from this and the last episode but these are still great. I liked seeing Heath piss his pants. Also, I was lurking Heath's sister's instagram and found a pic of him holding her baby:

His mom is the lady with the sunglasses on her head. That is all.

Dude... Time to go skate or something

[Fongstarr.]

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im kinda boggled that trujillo and duffel afford to live in SF

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i thought duffman is oakland, and hasnt tnt had like 6 pro shoes for vans. he can afford it

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TNT must be killing it to have a house like that in SF. Duffel lives in Walnut Creek I think.

TNT probably got a place in SF when it was cheaper. He's been here for a minute. But having Vans money is good money too.

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

[Syhr]

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Any links to the new episode? http://thewatchseries.to/serie/king_of_the_road doesn't seem to have any yet. 

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its on there now, are they are of those sites you don't have to sign up for?

Vodlocker and Gorillavid tend to be decent and don't require a sign up. You're also probably better off using Chrome and downloading a free adblocker from the chrome store, cuz those sites are layered in ads.

[shit_for_brains]

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im kinda boggled that trujillo and duffel afford to live in SF

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i thought duffman is oakland, and hasnt tnt had like 6 pro shoes for vans. he can afford it

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TNT must be killing it to have a house like that in SF. Duffel lives in Walnut Creek I think.

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TNT probably got a place in SF when it was cheaper. He's been here for a minute. But having Vans money is good money too.

When? The 70s?

[Righteous Victim]

Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

People got heckled for their collars and for being in an internet café. It was dumb.

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

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Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

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People got heckled for their collars and for being in an internet caf�. It was dumb.

...in the traditionally black and latino low-income mission district. Their existence there pushed others who couldn't afford to move out. Their existence there has created the huge homeless encampments, their existence there is replacing traditionally family owned stores with internet cafes and tech incubators. Their existence there is destroying a cultural enclave, and doing it with a sense of pride and entitlement.  You don't know the entire context of the situation, but I'm not surprised, you don't live out here. I do, so I got it, because that was clearly a challenge/joke that was locally focused, and no, those weren't just poor random people in a random neighborhood in an internet cafe.
And don't worry, those poor poor victims will be ok as they return to their $8000/month apartment that used to be a family's home.

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

OHHHHHHHH! I just got it! A lot of you ARE yuppies and don't like how your identity is being mocked by skateboarders. "I can still be a raw street skater and then focus on nothing but getting rich sitting in an office all day!!!"
nope, you can't, and that's okay.

[Turtle Boy]

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Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

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People got heckled for their collars and for being in an internet caf�. It was dumb.

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...in the traditionally black and latino low-income mission district. Their existence there pushed others who couldn't afford to move out. Their existence there has created the huge homeless encampments, their existence there is replacing traditionally family owned stores with internet cafes and tech incubators. Their existence there is destroying a cultural enclave, and doing it with a sense of pride and entitlement.  You don't know the entire context of the situation, but I'm not surprised, you don't live out here. I do, so I got it, because that was clearly a challenge/joke that was locally focused, and no, those weren't just poor random people in a random neighborhood in an internet cafe.
And don't worry, those poor poor victims will be ok as they return to their $8000/month apartment that used to be a family's home.

Holy shit! Are those the actual prices? (I have no idea about the price of rent in USA, even less in SF)

[ice nine]

those are not internet cafes u guys cmon

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

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Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

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People got heckled for their collars and for being in an internet caf�. It was dumb.

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...in the traditionally black and latino low-income mission district. Their existence there pushed others who couldn't afford to move out. Their existence there has created the huge homeless encampments, their existence there is replacing traditionally family owned stores with internet cafes and tech incubators. Their existence there is destroying a cultural enclave, and doing it with a sense of pride and entitlement.  You don't know the entire context of the situation, but I'm not surprised, you don't live out here. I do, so I got it, because that was clearly a challenge/joke that was locally focused, and no, those weren't just poor random people in a random neighborhood in an internet cafe.
And don't worry, those poor poor victims will be ok as they return to their $8000/month apartment that used to be a family's home.

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Holy shit! Are those the actual prices? (I have no idea about the price of rent in USA, even less in SF)

not average, but I bet plenty of places in this former low-income area do actually go for that now, as those yuppies have made the neighborhood go from one of the cheapest areas in a relatively reasonable rental market to the most expensive in an unreasonable market.

and yeah, that was some yuppie coffee shop. Want another glimpse at SF yuppie shittiness? Here's the type of thing they sell there:
http://www.7x7.com/blue-bottle-sells-port-of-mokha-coffee-for-16-a-cup-and-its-worth-ever-1849482092.html

This isn't them hating on somebody making $60,000 a year for getting any kind of professional job, SF yuppies are something special, and deserve constant heckling at minimum.

[Turtle Boy]

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Duffel has owned his house in Walnut Creek forever, and Trujillo has probably been in that place for a while too. Along with that, both make a lot of money as top level pro skaters.

I liked the heckle the yuppies challenge. Those fucks are everywhere and are ruining everything, the way things are going right now in SF, talking shit to yuppies is part of the culture. Fuck them, they'll be ok, but that shit was funny to me.

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People got heckled for their collars and for being in an internet caf�. It was dumb.

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...in the traditionally black and latino low-income mission district. Their existence there pushed others who couldn't afford to move out. Their existence there has created the huge homeless encampments, their existence there is replacing traditionally family owned stores with internet cafes and tech incubators. Their existence there is destroying a cultural enclave, and doing it with a sense of pride and entitlement.  You don't know the entire context of the situation, but I'm not surprised, you don't live out here. I do, so I got it, because that was clearly a challenge/joke that was locally focused, and no, those weren't just poor random people in a random neighborhood in an internet cafe.
And don't worry, those poor poor victims will be ok as they return to their $8000/month apartment that used to be a family's home.

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Holy shit! Are those the actual prices? (I have no idea about the price of rent in USA, even less in SF)

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not average, but I bet plenty of places in this former low-income area do actually go for that now, as those yuppies have made the neighborhood go from one of the cheapest areas in a relatively reasonable rental market to the most expensive in an unreasonable market.

and yeah, that was some yuppie coffee shop. Want another glimpse at SF yuppie shittiness? Here's the type of thing they sell there:
http://www.7x7.com/blue-bottle-sells-port-of-mokha-coffee-for-16-a-cup-and-its-worth-ever-1849482092.html

This isn't them hating on somebody making $60,000 a year for getting any kind of professional job, SF yuppies are something special, and deserve constant heckling at minimum.

Holy shit 16 for a coffee? That's like my monthly budget on coffee. I would probably hate on them if I lived in SF.

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[wallieD]

i watched the episode a few days ago but i kind of felt like it was a PC way to gay bash people

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

nah dude, yuppies are displacing gay people too.

[ducky darnsworth]

nah dude, yuppies are displacing gay people too.

that should be a presidents campaign or something "dump the yuppies 2016"

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

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nah dude, yuppies are displacing gay people too.

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that should be a presidents campaign or something "dump the yuppies 2016"

Sanders wasn't too far off from that...

[Makaveli]

Is it just me, or does anyone else think, along with Clint Walker, that Mike Davis is a jock douche?

[ice nine]

^yes, and also clive dixon. i like how burnett called him a jock for trying the trick at 3rd and army at the same time.

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

^yes, and also clive dixon. i like how burnett called him a jock for trying the trick at 3rd and army at the same time.

no he didn't. he said it was a jockish challenge, and Burnett was the one who created it. He called himself a jock.

[ice nine]

i may be misremembering but i thought he said it wasnt his intention to have two dudes trying the tricks at the same time, and that was the jockish part

[Righteous Victim]

i may be misremembering but i thought he said it wasnt his intention to have two dudes trying the tricks at the same time, and that was the jockish part

He said this kind of behavior in general is frowned upon so this is weird and jockish.

[Ronald Wilson Reagan]

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i may be misremembering but i thought he said it wasnt his intention to have two dudes trying the tricks at the same time, and that was the jockish part

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He said this kind of behavior in general is frowned upon so this is weird and jockish.

yeah, I think his point is that this wouldn't happen usually, but the competition was set up in a way where it was inevitable. Later birdhouse and Chocolate were skating that gnarly rail at the same time too.

[bo golden]

Does Andy Roy act like that all the time?

[Makaveli]

Last night's episode:

[4wheels]

j. casanova actually coming through haha. funny everyone ate shit the same way trying to drop in on the circle board. are the challenges normally this dangerous or does it seem more dangerous now because we get a behind the scenes look at things.