This was an extremely normal answer to someone in his chat today benignly suggesting his marathons might go better if he takes fewer long breaks during them. Shout out to the woodland creatures!
Rack up another instance of someone giving him actually good advice and him shitting all over it. Trying to convince the audience why they're wrong, yet again. He
did take too many breaks, like he always does. Would it be nice for people to sit there and have patience and wait for you to come back? Sure, I guess, but that isn't how it works. There is a virtually unlimited amount of content online, even channels that are actually entertaining are gonna lose viewers if they just fuck off for 15 minutes when we are all 1 click away from not watching an empty chair and a playlist of clips we've all seen 100 times. But hey, we all make decisions. Phil chooses to waste his audience's time so that he can pull hogans and drink (he's definitely not spending time with his
mom wife who hates him), and in return his already greatly diminished audience is choosing to leave. That's okay, I'm sure the next time he tells us all how stupid that is they'll all realize they're idiots and come back.
Phil loves to nip at the hand that feeds his pig self and the fat horse, but he would certainly be crying if youtube actually buckled down on their policies and erased all of his channels from existence.
Which we have seen when he got kicked off Twitch. How much money did they make him? And the second he gets pushback he's done with no attempt to reconcile unless Twitch publicly apologizes. Zero gratitude, the second you are no longer immediately useful to him he will discard you. Even if I didn't think I had done something wrong, for the amount of money he was making for the work he was doing? Most people would consider bending the knee to your employer to be more honorable than having to beg retards for their disability checks, but not Phillip. As always, ruled by insecurity, emotion and vice.
I researched effects on the brain from long term alcohol abuse and discovered Wernicke–Korsakoff Syndrome which, exhibits early symptoms such as confusion and disorientation (dood what killed me?), loss of coordination (might be stretching but seeing him eat common things differently than a normal human might be relative) and eye movement problems (which we've definitely seen before).
Wet brain typically sets in quickly to my knowledge, it's not a progressive disease. It's like one day you don't have it then the next you do, and once you have it your brain is cooked. If you catch it right on the edge you can sometimes reverse it but often once the damage is done it's done and at that point it is very apparent. Like someone with dementia. You just tip over the edge of blood-ammonia levels and your brain is cooked.
