PewDiePie's Wedding & YouTube Sues Copyright Troll - H3 Podcast #136
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Channel: H3 Podcast
Views: 718,305
Rating: 4.8294573 out of 5
Keywords: h3 podcast, the h3 podcast, the h3h3 podcast, h3h3productions, h3h3, h3, ethan klein, hila klein, ethan & hila, ethan and hila
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Length: 104min 55sec (6295 seconds)
Published: Tue Aug 20 2019
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They should buy The Gatsby scooter, use it for some goofs, then donate it to someone that needs it.
lol Hila cracking up over the power chairs made my day
That floating tent reminded me too much of the bounce house going over Niagara Falls on The Simpsons
https://youtu.be/nUcOC-Kg-DM
So at Walmart, I've seen people driving the scooters over to their family member because they can't walk to the scooter themselves, or employees driving the scooters around when the lazy customers decide they can't put them back where they came from. It's possible that something like that happened with the glass smashing lady
I love Ethan and Hila, and the H3 Podcast in general, but the one thing that I have a hard time understanding is the total insensitivity and ignorance when it comes to people on mobility scooters.
I'm going to start by saying that yes, people eating shit on scooters can be pretty fucking funny. Especially when they're being super entitled or jackass-y leading up to the shit-eating. I've died laughing at some of these scooter fails that are being watched on the podcast. I think there's a line though, where can become easy to stop remembering that these are actual real people who likely do need the scooter, for some reason or another.
I do get where Ethan's "Are they just lazy?" is coming from, because I've also seen people who to me appear to be totally healthy and are just using the scooter because they're lazy. There are also people who "only" use the scooter because they're extremely overweight, which I agree seems like a "lazy person" sort of choice. However, what I've been made very aware of in the last few years is that people may be suffering from long term pain, or have very serious mobility problems that are not at all apparent to a casual observer on the street. Making any kind of assumption that someone "doesn't need" a mobility scooter because you can't see the reason at a quick glance, is extremely ignorant and really shouldn't be okay.
I know someone who has extreme chronic back pain from multiple herniated spinal discs due to a horse-riding accident in her late teens (she is mid 20's now). She can usually walk normally, and her job has her up on her feet all day, but she is literally constantly in pain. To an outside observer, there is apparently nothing wrong with her, even though she's in serious pain which is made worse when standing/walking or carrying anything. When shopping, she usually has to use the store-provided mobility scooters. If she ate shit on the scooter, she would be able to stand up, pick up the scooter, and walk away if need be, but it doesn't take away her very real mobility issues and chronic pain. It just means she's not completely wheelchair bound.
My two cents anyway. Sorry my first post on this sub was a rant, because I truly do love the podcast, but too much of the discussion about the scooters seems pretty ignorant all around, and it really started to get under my skin in this most recent episode.
Looking forward to next week's podcast!
Ethan and Hila need to check out TLC's (The Learning Channel) my 600 lb life to see how they interact in society
Man I wonder what people got upset about this episode?
Oh shittttt Mike from that help chat on the scooter site left some comments on the vid on youtube. He said this was all wild lol
Well I just watch 80 mins of Ethan talking about scooters and only scooters