He would rock it as Thom Yorke in a Radiohead biopic.

I still the remember the goosebumps I got at the end of the first season not a single form of media made me feel that till date .

Carmy is the cinematic depiction of most of us

"I love you dude, let it rip"

This is the song that reminds me of my twin sister that died a few years ago. Ironically, I turned to cooking to kind of channel my grief. I'm a pretty good self taught chef now and much like Carmy, I speak through the food. Whoever can relate and this speaks to, let it rip.

I watched this show for the first time in 2022, without expecting much. And damn, it got me good. I followed it every single year. The characters, the story, the arcs, their problems and struggles… and obviously, Carmy. That quote from his monologue kind of follows me everywhere. He said, “The more people I cut out, the quieter my life got.” And that made me realize where I was in my own life. Anyway, thanks to this show, I found and learned something I truly love to do. This show is so warm that it feels like you were there with them. Now, I’ve just finished the final season. I’m glad it ended so well, exactly as it should have. Let it rip!

Let it rip 🤍

When the voices start to speak
Nd all you have is no one that’s emptiness a void just a simple lesson or a cruel existence of something that slowly kills u us

August 2026 and we still let it rip

where the tears begin to fall 3:41

2:00 that is such a kill me already drag...

Funny how these days zeitgeist tv shows are basically about depression, struggle and breakdowns. When I was younger there was Friends, Sex and the City and such.... There's a cure of that and 1789 comes to mind.

This is my favorite video on the internet currently.

yeah... this is the video I always come back to.
thank you 💚

Thank you chef

Calmest bear edit I ever watched

Barely watched the first episode, and as soon as the vacay starts, binge watching!

Beautifully done.

This is art.

Life after 2020 innit.