Phil and PandaLee's dead dog

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flippyinvader

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i know a video existed where pandalee burst into phil's room to tell him her dog suddenly died, she was audibly crying and phil just chuckled and brushed it off, i need to find that video cause it was fucking hilarious, i think it was some persona 3 shit
 
They were serial hamster murderers but I don't think they ever had a dog.

Unless Panda's parents owned one and that's what she was crying about?
 
i know a video existed where pandalee burst into phil's room to tell him her dog suddenly died, she was audibly crying and phil just chuckled and brushed it off, i need to find that video cause it was fucking hilarious, i think it was some persona 3 shit

They were serial hamster murderers but I don't think they ever had a dog.

Unless Panda's parents owned one and that's what she was crying about?

Yeah, they didn't own a dog. Leanna left her dog with her Mom when she moved with Phil to Washington State.

I feel like if there was a video of Phil behaving like such a sociopath to Leanna, I'd have heard of it ?
 
Didn't Panda eat the dog?
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i know a video existed where pandalee burst into phil's room to tell him her dog suddenly died, she was audibly crying and phil just chuckled and brushed it off, i need to find that video cause it was fucking hilarious, i think it was some persona 3 shit
I remember. She came in to da office while dsp plays. I dont remember what happened after but it certainly happened.
 
Phil's hatred of having to replay part of a video game for a few minutes truly knows no bounds.
"Oh, no. You sound devastated baby. Unfortunately I have to keep playing this video game. You understand, nothing I can do! 2016 and these dumbfuck developer's have never heard of a fucking check-point. It's like I can't even go console my bereaved girlfriend because of these assholes, right? ACK ACK ACK"
I recently just had an elderly pet pass away so this makes me a bit more mad on the internet than it should. The man is not capable of empathy, just full blown NPD.
 
Phil's hatred of having to replay part of a video game for a few minutes truly knows no bounds.
"Oh, no. You sound devastated baby. Unfortunately I have to keep playing this video game. You understand, nothing I can do! 2016 and these dumbfuck developer's have never heard of a fucking check-point. It's like I can't even go console my bereaved girlfriend because of these assholes, right? ACK ACK ACK"
I recently just had an elderly pet pass away so this makes me a bit more mad on the internet than it should. The man is not capable of empathy, just full blown NPD.

This. Pretty much anyone who is a decent human being would just end the fucking game and cut the stream. You have to re-play 20-30 minutes then so be it. But not Phil.
 
Same thing when Panda was in the hospital. Muted reaction followed by a minute+ of explaining why he has to stop the stream, instead of just ending it and going.
 
I'll defend Phil on this... people have different feelings on pets. He ended the stream, he did at least stop to help Leanna. That's fine.
 
I'mma disagree with y'all on the whole business of him should've had stop the stream or just replayed it another day or whatever.

There's a clear cut in the video listed and it's impossible to know how much time was between him saying he had to end the stream and when he came back after stopping his recording to finish it. He could've been gone anywhere from 30 seconds to 20 minutes to "console" her or whatever you're expected to do in that situation, and, honestly, what do you really expect? It's a dog he met maybe twice and it was 12 years old, so it's not like it's unexpected or tragic or anything.

Hell, most people can't even grieve properly, if necessary, immediately after someone close to them dies that's an actual human -- usually it's the day after when the shock of it all's worn off. And, yeah, I know that some people treat dogs like family members, or even get more worked up over them than if a friend or relative died, but it's not that huge of a deal. Better this than some overblown reaction like having to announce a miscarriage or that you have terminal brain cancer or some shit.
 
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