I wonder if daddy dax was one of the people that left a message, or did Ralph's latest suicide gamble fail.
No. Dax didn’t even take the IRL suicide bait a few months ago when he refused to let Gunt come to his house. Ralph even whined to Jesse that Dax mocked him on-air after the suicide baiting gambit failed.
Dax is done with Gunt behaving like a BPD chick he banged years ago. Ralph seems to think Knoxville and partying in Vegas entitles him to Dax caring about his emotional stability.
Ralph’s drunken suicide baiting has been a running joke for years, but some of his manbaby fans can relate. We see it a few times a year because desperate enough for pity to take it to twitter, but he’s doing it far more often in DMs to anyone who’s made the mistake of privately communicating with him. He blows up phones with vague promises of this being the last you’ll ever hear from him (if you don’t respond!)
Hunter S Thompson (who Ralph idolizes) is the perfect example of a narcissist who killed himself, and the way he did it, is the ultimate narcissist way, how he purposely traumatized and blamed his ex wife.
Not his wife, but his 6 year old grandson and son, who were in the next room when he did it. He tried to keep the wife on the phone while he blew his brains out but she had hung up before he managed it. Lol. I’ve always wondered if she was actually egging him on. (More empty threats you crippled old bastard?)
Im sure she could barely suppress the joy when she found out he was dead. She could finally have his estate and not have to play nurse to the drunk old angry man with a broken hip she had to serve fruit jello with booze for breakfast. She only got married to HST counting on the fact the old bastard wouldn’t live long.
HST actually traumatized and royally fucked over his only child, and grandson, all for a cute blonde gold digger who was eager anticipating his demise. Ralph is just sad he’s too poor and friendless to be able to do the same.
Juan Thompson deserves kudos for managing to build a good life despite his dad, who he described as a basket case.