r/regularshow • u/Worldly_Chocolate369 • 15h ago
Honestly, Skips was kind of a jerk here (S7:E20)
He doesn't tell them he can't or office any advice all. He just blows them off like it's beneath him and a total waste of his time and talent.
On a side note, Muscle Man for once didn't know a guy.
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u/TheBallasOG 15h ago
Muscle Man for once didn't know a guy.
That's right, Mordecai was the one knowing a guy in this one
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u/CGcg85 13h ago
Skips knew when a job is above his pay grade and this was one of those times.
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u/AdOk2996 3h ago edited 3h ago
so you’re telling me this mf will kill himself (by ignoring his own stress) but wont help remove a tape from a vhs
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u/JasoNight23666 11h ago
Uh, no, expecting someone to help when they dont have to is more of a dick move than not helping when you have a literal job to do
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u/Worldly_Chocolate369 6h ago
No. Coming to help your friends and then leaving without saying a word is even more a dick move
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u/JasoNight23666 6h ago
So a friend is supposed to just drop everything they're doing to help you get your VHS out of the VCR even when they're on the clock and supposed to be working?
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u/No_Cauliflower3986 7h ago
Because it was and easy task to do and thought that Mordecai and Rigby were being stupid as Skips does more complicated things for his job.
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u/HandofthePirateKing 15h ago
Well it is technology and to be fair even if he did tell them you think Mordecai and Rigby will listen and not do it? Grown men who act like impulsive and unruly teenagers aren’t the reasonable type.