Are You a Bad Person?

[@HartYT_]

Music Used (in order): Nice Whiskers - Bravest Warriors OST Choose a File- Earthbound OST 3pm - Animal Crossing (GameCube) 10am - Animal Crossing (GameCube) Milky - Bomberman Hero OST Pokey’s House - Earthbound OST Finished Race (First Place) - Mario Kart Wii OST Crush Station - Splatune 3 OST Everything’s Gonna Be Okay - PikuNiku OST

[@sl33py20]

aaa

[@codevhorriblesolutionsgami7102]

Ps some countrys dont tip thats primarily the good ol usa

[@ghost-br3ns]

Well he ain't cheating you ain't trying

[@Apex-PRTB]

So I tore all the muscles in someone's arm for a while BC he annoyed me, I'm a bad person???

[@Tsuki-Music]

think you forgot omori?

[@IcyLightning00]

Hosuh - "I don't think there are actual bad people" Steven - "Well Actually"

[@O_o-simp]

I don't get it

[@zerotheinsomniac3272]

@@O_o-simp stephens whole thing is being the "psycho bad killer" person. He jokes about being a bad person (hes my favorite lol)

[@maggotsarealuxury]

@@O_o-simp On Stephen's channel his videos often were, "Actually, [insert title]"

[@O_o-simp]

@@zerotheinsomniac3272 oh ok thanks for telling

[@zinxxo7202]

Dan…?

[@TarongDelish]

I didn't knew this channel existed so when I clicked on it and saw Stephen and Hosuh together. I genuinely cried, didn't knew I missed them so much ToT

[@Myuhp]

Same

[@liv5015]

Me rn

[@EraserGomez]

Omg same because I love hosuh and Stephen to gether

[@OrlandoSobieraj]

The number is EDP445 an if you chang it you are a horrible person

[@uzayrmahmood6050]

Same

[@mistuh69420]

What I’ve learned in this video Hosuh: Neutral Good Hart: True Neutral Steven: Chaotic Good

[@rashidarahman2171]

Stephen is neutral evil. Hart is true neutral. Hosuh is lawful good.

[@elizabethz8621]

@@rashidarahman2171 If you look at the definitions of the terms (i saw a post on tumblr lmao) Stephen: Chaotic Evil/Neutral Hart: True Neutral Hosuh: Neutral Good So... slightly different from both urs and the ogs comment but thats just my opinion lmao:)

[@rashidarahman2171]

@@elizabethz8621 oh ok but why are you watching a 1 year old vid

[@elizabethz8621]

@@rashidarahman2171 memories ngl

[@rashidarahman2171]

@@elizabethz8621 same lmao

[@kittycathomestuck]

For the tipping question, in some cultures tipping is considered rude and is usually tell the waiters to get better at their job

[@VanNessy97]

Even in America, upper management taxes on the tip which I consider theft.

[@bgos4727]

@@VanNessy97 wow that should be illegal

[@VanNessy97]

@@bgos4727 Tax evasion is also illegal but look at Jeff Bezos

[@Pinxy_P]

Yeah, I think we need a lot more context as to where you are. I'm American. If you are in an American establishment and you don't tip the waitstaff, then you're a pretty shitty person in my books simply because that's where most of their money comes from. They work for tips, and if they don't get tipped, that could change whether or not they're able to eat, pay rent, etc.

[@oxcare5]

@@Pinxy_P it's not my job to pay the waiters. It's the job of the person who hired the waiters in the first place.

[@skippystacos3534]

Gunna be blunt and honest. I love seeing Hosuh and Steven together much more than just good ol’ Dan. Hope y’all are doing amazing and I loved the video!

[@honey5075]

I think they’re having a lot more fun 😊 Steven and Hosuh simp for life

[@guilhermeteodosio40]

I genuinely prefer this channel because Stephen isn't faking a personality anymore for someone else's entertainment

[@ciphereal]

​@guilhermeteodosio40 he kinda is, just not nearly at the same level.

[@angelxanime7620]

@@cipherealnah that’s just kinda how he is tbh, I’ve watched his personal channel and that’s just his humor lmao

[@ciphereal]

@angelxanime7620 yeah, because an entertainer would never ever act on their personal channel to entertain! The personal channel is different!

[@KrazeElk]

People aren’t talking about how hart is such a great host. I love how he actually has personality and is likable… not shading anyone of course!

[@lazyspacepirate]

Broo yes I freaking love it, as well as the fact that he also answers the questions sometimes

[@triangularsphere]

Ik hart is so silly goose

[@yeetusthefetus3465]

I love Hart! Someone once said that Dan was the most replaceable out of the three of them and...I have to agree, Hart sounds like a very fun person and I hope this time everyone is actually happy in their places. I don't want this friendship to break too :)

[@cornybram845]

omg my fave south park youtuber in the wild. You're right, we need more hart appreciation 👏

[@Boring_Man-zu4el]

It seems your shading a certain green haired individual

[@idiotrat2698]

i don't think cheating in school is exactly bad, because you kinda have to take everything up until highschool, but if you're in college in a course you chose, then it's kinda bad because you put yourself into that situation and you aren't taking your education seriously

[@maem7462]

That’s my same opinion. With college if you cheer on general education class then that’s fine. It’s not worth it to fail a class and have to pay so much more for a gen Ed. If it’s your major and you cheat then that’s bad especially if you go into health care. In healthcare situations you most likely won’t be able to ask someone for help or look stuff up especially if you’re in the middle of a surgery. Some other jobs you can ask ppl or look up stuff if you don’t know the answer. You aren’t going to be in a spot with 0 options to help you remember the question

[@5boxes]

I've cheated on quizzes, those doesn't seem too bad with me. Cuz sometimes the things in the lesson doesn't immediately go into my head... But for a quarterly exam/test (or something), if the subject still didn't get in my head then that's my problem. Also, I hate it when seatmates bother me to cheat in the dumbest ways, like why involve me with your act? I comply anyway which feels worse, since I just want them to finish cheating so they can stop bothering me when I'm focusing on the test but it's actually just condoning their behavior (feels-bad-man).

[@antsonfire408]

Bro in the US they literally make you retake general education classes and other bs classes that don't relate to your major. So the classes are bs anyway

[@somerandomcommenter7228]

I guess...

[@bagface]

Also if you're gonna cheat, don't cheat off of someone else!!!

[@carchar5502]

I have to say I’m really loving having more frequent shorter videos rather than longer, less frequent videos. While I do love the long videos, I get so happy when I see a new video was posted even if it is shorter!

[@peanutbutter4741]

me too!!!

[@hexshesmoringme1951]

I clearly remember watching DanPlan in its prime and getting bored when Stephen was no longer part of the channel- this makes me immensely happy seeing videos like those but with the people i liked back 👍

[@whythis2341]

cheating on a test one is interesting because I think it kinda depends on what type of exam it is. Just a normal in school test? sure, it doesn't hurt anyone. Something like an entrance exam? That affects a lot of people, you could be taking a spot from someone else.

[@metazoxan2]

Or like a certification test. You're taking that to prove you are qualified. You need to approach that honestly.

[@mint7442]

Yeah like it’s completely not bad if it’s just getting through school and stuff but if it’s actually a meaningful exam that isn’t bullshit then yeah cheating makes you the scum of the earth

[@ttyres45]

Midterms?

[@QueenGreenflame]

The fact that 23.7% of people said good person for the last one scares me--

[@trashpanda8899]

not a good person. but not a bad person iykwim

[@nubtonoob152]

@@trashpanda8899 agreed

[@violetdagger2724]

I mean, from a mathematical stand point, it would make sense, but from a moral stand point, the other choice makes sense. I’m not saying I’m one of those 23.7%, I’m just rationalizing.

[@gungrave6923]

To me, people who are terminal and wish to end things early should be allowed to. Same with with people who can prove they are sound of mind and wish to terminate. Why prolong someone else's suffering when they are ready

[@aethilae]

@@gungrave6923yeah but the question specifies that it's not to minimize suffering but to maximize resources

[@phoebe_likes_everything3444]

Idk how long this channel has been out, but I love this a lot more than the “old” channel DanPlan, because of how bad Dan was treating his friends. And I miss seeing Housa, Stevan and Dan together but I know that it’s better this way, and I’m really happy that y’all left Dan all together.

[@SomeAsianArt]

Well tbf both parties are in the wrong, Dan is wrong for the argument and a few things he did clarify with and Stephen abit more for using live chat to raid and spam hate but also made a few flase claims .3.

[@benedictoiiisantos2674]

What happened? What is the argument that made it this way?

[@mazecy22]

@@benedictoiiisantos2674you can probably find a more detailed video about it if you just search “Danplan breakup” or “Why did Danplan break up?”, but to simplify, Dan essentially didn’t see Stephen as an employee and wasn’t paying him enough, even though Stephen and Hosuh were the biggest moneymakers for the channel. Hosuh left to do his mandatory military service, and I guess he just didn’t want to go back to someone who hadn’t treated him too well either

[@powtinyslow]

Aaaaawww Stephen's kiss left some of that essence of darkness and pure evil on our forehead 💜

[@MissMatched]

@@Zurby1234 ikr i was freaking out for a second

[@fruitloops2058]

@@Zurby1234 still some smudges though

[@rosinante4738]

I appreciate that Hosuh likes to give people the benefit of the doubt ✨ Even though some may think this could be naive, I think it is an inspiring trait of yours!

[@MapleSweetSyrup]

Hart's reasoning for the cheating question is acceptable. I'm not paying another thousands of dollars just to redo my same classes again. XD

[@MapleSweetSyrup]

Also school is based on memory. Half of people in the world can't remember everything a teacher teaches or have slow learning issues that need a IEP that it frustrates and determines a person's future. And if cheating gets my educational status higher I would do it if the stakes were very high and actually care about my job life.

[@Aureline_]

4:24 in my opinion, it depends on the culture of the country. In most countries outside the US, tipping just isn't that big of a thing

[@dmitric419]

For me. What means to be a bad person is your actions effects other people. Like cheating on your math test or something. It's not effecting anyone but yourself but leaving shopping carts makes other people to have their cars be damaged or else.

[@realdragon]

What if my action unintentionally affect others? What if my actions alone don't affect anybody but the whole process that allows me to do such action are damaging?

[@rajkumarilaila2491]

It does, someone who works hard and someone just cheated got the same mark? Is that really ok?!!

[@notnotnotanaltn4030]

⁠@@rajkumarilaila2491does it affect anyone negatively?

[@AinKrab]

Keep making these please, I missed seeing these sorts of videos

[@a.pigeon]

I think after what happened this is the best possible outcome. We still get Hosuh and Stephen here on this channel and Dan has a whole new group of friends to have fun with. The og danplan trio was amazing and i wish it never fell apart but at least not all is lost.

[@qataripekarsky]

I’m curious if there’s a lot of difference between USA vs. non-USA answers in the poll. People from countries where a server’s wages/income don’t rely on tips or where healthcare works differently may have drastically different views than the average ‘Murican.

[@carlar2301]

i agree with all of harts responses. and on the tip question i really think it came down to hart being the only american. in the us unfortunately most waiters make their salary from tips. if you don’t tip you are taking away from their livelihood. i’m sure tipping culture is completely different in other countries and is directly related to service quality but not in the us sadly

[@brodude5014]

Most countries don't tip because the workers don't need it because the minimal wage is higher tipping is literally just a way for companies to pay workers less so the business makes even more money

[@thatoneperson8042]

@@brodude5014 yup

[@Raphaeltheslayer]

The only thing is like- It’s there livelihood not to sound mean or anything but they came to work not to give me a sob story on why I should tip it’s a transaction between strangers meaning you have no attachment to them whatsoever it’s a 50/50 chance you’ll give them a tip and minimum wage is a very poor thing but what can you do about it

[@thatoneperson8042]

@@Raphaeltheslayer Ngl though the whole tipping waiters thing is only a problem within the U.S. mainly due to waiters not being paid a liveable wage (if we're talking advanced countries-wise). You don't see things like this occurring in like France per say. It's interesting having this conversation with my buddies from different EU countries because the circumstances are different. So what the original commenter stated is 100% true. In other advanced EU countries tiping is just a bonus, in the U.S. tipping is crucial to waiters.

[@thatoneperson8042]

@@Raphaeltheslayer It's this game that's played within the states with waiters in which they pay you lower than the minimum wage because in theory minimum wage is reached by tips (emphasis on "in theory"), and when u increase minimum wage (and hence increase their wage which often times isn't minimum wage anyway) you start seeing an increase on taxes making said wage increase useless anyway. With all that being said, no one is forcing you to tip since it's ultimately your choice in the end regardless.

[@toxicbearii5640]

Okay so I agree with Hosuh, I believe there is not bad people, people just make poor decisions, with cheating on your test in the end it will always just be cheating yourself, leaving shopping carts out is annoying but people have jobs who deal with that, tipping is weird and offensive in some countries (I’m not continuing these are just my thoughts)

[@Raphaeltheslayer]

I agree and your thoughts are exactly what I was thinking things aren’t in black and white so bad decisions are the gray area 😅

[@sophiagomez5619]

Nah. Example, there was this one nurse who worked in pediatrics and would put deadly medication into the IVs of children so that she could later rescue them so she could look good in the eyes of everyone. Ended up killing several of them since she wasn’t able to save all of them before people figured out what she was doing. I think that qualifies as a bad person. In what world does fame justify putting children’s lives in peril and destroying the hearts of their parents?

[@toxicbearii5640]

@@sophiagomez5619 I feel no empathy for that nurse at all what she did was awful but if you look from her point of view she wanted to do something to be good, of course there are other ways to go about it but she wanted to seem like a good person, Ive been there I did everything I could to be viewed as: kind and good. I didn't go that far but its all about your point of view on the situation. I respect your opinion.

[@thederp9309]

@@sophiagomez5619 that seems like a complex, some people get into jobs that help others just for gratification of saving others, not because they want to help them but they want to feel better than others or want to be seen as a better person. Kind of ironic because the whole good and bad person thing ranks people and compares them to other individuals which could be argued to be a bad thing to do and creates people like this because it could be an advantage to be looked up to. But they usually come from narcissistic people because that’s how they were taught to live by getting told or by looking at the actions of others that also just do it for their own benefit or even fun at times. These people are still like this because of complete circumstance since people probably live predetermined lives because it’s just a reaction to their experience and how the world moulded them, since most people in the world are pretty similar when it comes to the way their brains work and function, but it’s just the way are experiences shaped us that made us the people we are. This could be such a deep rooted thing in their mind that they weren’t able to get rid of as a child. Doesn’t excuse their actions, just an explanation.

[@toxicbearii5640]

@@thederp9309A year later I’ve changed my philosophy, I believe there are no bad people nor good people. People can be nice or mean, but with so many people in the world, everyone is complicated and have reasoning for their actions, branding someone as good or bad feels wrong. I think people can make bad actions and choices which were described in this video, but painting a picture of someone who could be so much more than bad or good feels very black and white, and humanity unfortunately is not that simple. I feel it’s like zodiac signs, everyone is different and complex, so grouping them is useless. Label their actions not their being.

[@emimimimimimimi]

Question 3 definitely depends on whether or not the place you are hypothetically in is America.

[@guilhermeteodosio40]

5:00 Yo we went from normal every day scenarios to fucking eugenics, wtf?!💀

[@yosmar1314]

I would love to see more of this. Great video guys, keep the good work!

[@saowerpatchkidzz]

Good day when these guys post :)

[@OrangePiggy]

Your profile pic is scary

[@saowerpatchkidzz]

@@OrangePiggy why thank you 🥰

[@OrangePiggy]

@@saowerpatchkidzz no problem 😳

[@shirendjorgee9320]

Nice to see you guys still making vids!

[@Plan3]

Yes we are! :3 get ready to see more!

[@colin2582]

The tip question really threw me off... I dunno where these 3 guys are located at but ever since I heard that tipping is basically 80% the income a waiter gets in f.e. US I'd feel bad not tipping at all imo (Whereas other countries tipping is optional or even frowned upon it's pretty much 'not bad' to not tip) Question is, is the situation really this bad or am I overthinking?

[@brodude5014]

In nz we don't tip because the minimal wage is high enough to the point they don't need tips. the practices of tipping is just a excuse for businesses to pay less money to workers. America should just pay workers more instead of tipping culture.

[@controversialCoven]

Well I mean, I’m pretty sure a lot of answers aren’t from the us and in other places they actually pay people a good ammount

[@emmasilver2332]

Oh it's terrible in the US

[@randomguy-vv6hc]

shit service gets you shit tips, your getting judged because you didnt tip for shit service is bs

[@mima_piedade]

02:12 Cheating is also bad because it gives the teachers and the education system a false sense to what is possible for students, if everyone fails a test everyone will know the teacher is a problem, if half the class passed because they cheated the teachers blame the ones who didn't.

[@Arabicat.]

And it's worse when you get into university. Like if they find out say goodbye to your future and money.

[@uasdgsajkdsiadyhj]

so excited for more plan3 videos!!

[@YasharBenYisrael]

2:31 Wasnt Expecting The Omori Music

[@TheGayGremlin1]

3:42 that reminds me of one time my mom left a waiter a penny for a tip instead of not leaving a tip

[@opheliaveu]

thanks for the great video as always, guys! your videos are super funny and they make me happy, so thank you for your hard work!!

[@sil_Ookami]

I agree. Cheating on a test is purely survival. As someone simply bad at memorizing things for this stuff or not giving the answers they wanna hear from you on open ended stuff, I wholeheartedly agree. And I dont even pay money for my education here (minus college) And for the old people… dont kill me but I agree. Not the sick. But those over 90… yeah. The way they phrased it was certainly ass, though

[@hanjxoe]

dont mind me just passing by to say Merry Christmas to my favorite animation channel and anyone reading this

[@fuzzy5427]

dude just found out this chanel existed and i’m so happy about it:D

[@guilhermeteodosio40]

5:35 the fact the nearly 25% of the people who voted in the pool agree with that statement genuinely terrifies me

[@xanderscookingschool1497]

That means 25 percent of people are sociopaths.

[@Zepholicz]

they nvr fail to make me smile .

[@El_Ju1s]

Let’s gooo new video Love y’all guys, keep up the good work

[@space_planet]

2:55 i don't think it would count as a bad person but it would be self sabotaging

[@gabrielmunozbezerra9632]

2:42 i didn't cheat, i suffered, thing is i didn't knew the clases were going again, so i came like 2 weeks late and didn't knew there were online clases until much later, i aproved by a miracle

[@ashleynivelo7421]

I'm glad YT algorithm show me this vid. Glad You are still making vids 😊

[@soulscookies]

def agree with the waiter thing cause there have been many cases where the waiters are bad people themselves and leaving the impression that they don't deserve a tip. For instance a waitress at a sushi resturaunt had a fight with whole was probably her partner in a relationship, then when me and my friends waited in line, got in, and finished eating, we asked for the tip and that same waitress had messed up the instructions when ordering and almost made us pay each order we got double the price and when that was fixed and we gave a 15% tip she glared like "ugh so little" and then kind threw our reciept and card towards us in a very rude way. Keep in mind that 15% is pretty standard for a tip and we were all poor full time students with no jobs and she did mess up the orders on the reciept, and now she being rude for no reason even though we tipped 15%???! I legit wished I didn't tip at all cause for around 3 months I didn't go there but after that my family actually went there cause she knew the owner and was invited there (Didn't see the waitress that day luckily. She probably was fired cause I go by that resturaunt often and never saw her there again so thats some good news for me.

[@Mad_Radish]

Tips are literally supposed to be given when you are satisfied with the work of whoever you're giving the tip wth do people not understand about that?!

[@ruff1e]

I remembered this channel and decided to check back in, im glad i did!

[@littleraindrop5402]

I always love your content

[@leoniemelodie7]

I question myself a lot, I think this will help? (but actually I just want to smile with a video from plan3)

[@julianarojas8422]

Love your videos chating about a topic, guys!!

[@PlutoLurk]

When I saw the title, I immediately said yes.

[@secretzanu5705]

5:30 That's some massive Eugenics vibes right there

[@yvonnent1631]

I shall take this as an early crimus gift, thank u for being amazing yall! MERRY EARLY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎁

[@PixelPandas]

about the first one, i could be wrong but when i go shopping with my mom i have never seen any of those things to put the shopping car, you would have to go back and leave the shopping car

[@fewname2422]

I am surprised how the first question summed up my old neighbors so perfectly, they would take their shopping cart from the store back into their complex and leave ut either at their door or at the complex gate

[@TinkaDreamChaser]

I'm really interested in the tipping-culture of other places. Here, it's okay to not tip at all, and most of the time, the tips are about 5%, maybe 10% of the bill. From what I gather, in the USA it's 15-20%? I've worked as a waitress at a restaurant and the biggest tip I ever got was 10€ from a regular (who never tipped) during Christmas season. The bills there were regularly over 100€, and I never minded. Additionally, if the money was left on the table, it went to the owner, if it's given to you directly, it was yours. Some places pool the tips to split between waiters and the kitchen. So all in all, I would never say not tipping (even with good service) makes you a bad person.

[@justdorathy]

The test one made me think that it depends on if it's actually not harming anyone. Cuz I think it would depend on which country you're in. In the us for instance as far as I'm aware your grades will influence if you can get into a college, and you're sorta competing agaisn't everyone else. There is also the issue of college being expensive when it comes to college grades, and failing a class meaning a lot of money loss. To me this would make cheating in school before college kinda bad if you think about it cuz even if it doesn't seem like it, it's a competition, but I'd understand cheating in a college exam. I still think it's bad since you'll be getting a degree saying you learned the stuff you had to when you didn't but I'd find more understandable. However, in my country your highschool grades don't really influence if you'll get in college, cuz each college has their own exam you take to get in and compete against others. So if you cheated in math your whole life, then studied super hard for the entrance exam and do well on that exam, then the previous grades don't matter all that much. The test I"d think it would be super horrible to cheat in would be this entrance exam, because you'd be harming someone else, since it's a competition to get into college, but cheating once or twice in highschool to me wouldn't be a big deal since in a way you're only harming yourself when you'll have to learn this anyways for the college entrance exams.

[@lillianf281]

Or like, the tipping thing. In the US, waiters make less than minimum and the rest of their income has to come from tipping. It could be the difference between being able to pay the bills. In other countries, it’s extraneous or rude.

[@lunalaudine]

the little "yeeey" from hosuh at the end there is just MAKE MY HEART GOES BOOM BOOM

[@jellyfish7504]

Took the survey and Hosuh says I'm a bad person. Imma say GUILTY AS CHARGED.

[@TAaa42u]

This is my Favourite video yet of your videos the animation made me crack 2:12&2:33 THANK YOU!!!

[@Awfulturtle]

As a person who lives in a country where people get paid enough and there is no tipping, the third one is fine.

[@mrmeningitis1826]

I just checked back up on Stephen and know i was lead to this jewel of channel that brings back memories :)

[@Popcorn_Shotgun]

I just realized that you guys are Stephen and hosuh and I am SO HAPPY that you guys are uploading together once again 😭😭🫶🫶

[@monke4044]

Defining someone is bad or good is pretty hard, for justice often misses benevolence. These questions are more of a morale questions, questioning that of our common sense. Like cheating, most people must've cheated at least once for they are not a saint. So they would think that it is a common things that happens, therefor they are not a bad person by the majority. But again, if we see it from another pov, cheating breaks the rules and it might actually harms someone in the future, in a way you wouldn't think. at the end of the day, it might just be a reason for them to correct themself, in order to excuse themself for cheating. If you want to ask these things, perhaps you should've asked someone pure hearted, like a kindergarten kids who's still innocent. But again, you can't simply determine whether someone's good or bad just from a single, simple questions. There's a lot of kind people in this world. But sometimes, they just forgot and need to be reminded. sometimes they just forgot because all these pressure they got from all the negativity going around

[@saynomorebro]

the cheating one is so interesting but i have to wholeheartedly agree with the majority: sometimes learning should not be memorising especially when you'll forget it after 2 weeks cause you wont use that knowledge. There are so many much better ways of checking knowledge like projects or reports when you have to utilise your knowledge AND sources. Im saying it as a STEM major who never cheated in school but started in college on certain exams where you had to study useless stuff that were unintuitive and barely related to my major... HECK EVEN PROFESSORS SOMETIMES ENCOURAGED US TO CHEAT OR PRETENDED NOT TO SEE like leaving the room for 20 minutes or saying where the answer should be in our notes the doctors dont remember all the body parts all the time- they need to revise their knowledge and they have books to read before performing a surgery. So them cheating on 4h bone recognition test during 1st semester wont affect their career that badly

[@MintyHotChoco]

“Are you a bad person?” Yes. “Are you trying to improve?” No.

[@lucareviews9760]

5:14 I thought about people with dementia who just hurt the families when they see their body and mind degrade

[@Shyroxas]

i watched them make some of the art its great and i am so happy to see how it looked all put togeter

[@EmoLozer500]

I agree with Hart, cheating is whatever. Do what you gotta do. Especially if you're given a disadvantage at school being a minority. This is coming from the perspective of an Asian American man who was told my entire life, by a high pressure family, to just study day in, n day out in order to be successful in school, and has never cheated.. make that hustle work for you. Goin along with this b.s. school system has not done a damn thing for me. It takes years of your life with no garenteed follow through. Only thing I gained was bein extremely tired, n put in debt, I'm not sayin cheat all the time, there are some things you can't cheat through life in.. but do what you gotta do if you ain't given the opportunities to get as far, despite your skill level in other areas. Standardized testing is a sham, n sometimes no matter how hard you study, even if you know the material.. you gone fail. Not like what's given on most of the tests are some valuable life skills you'll utilize on a daily basis anyway. As Hosuh said, but kinda back tracked uh there aren't good, or bad people, just people of circumstances.

[@carlylangschultz2140]

This is such a great video, so excited to see more!

[@junelondon1703]

I like tht the audience can also think about the questions and how they would answer. I love your content you guys. ^^

[@myhealth_5687]

Hosuh you make me so happy, keep doing what you do best.

[@yunaa6671]

They deserve so much more bro

[@nyanya2757]

Cheating is bad because, in case you didn't know... It DOES effect people other than you. Whether it makes their grade look worse because you cheated, or forcing everyone to *retake* because you got caught and making the teacher look bad. Plus it even hurts yourself because you don't get to gain knowledge since you might think "oh it's okay if I don't really learn it I can just cheat". I wouldn't say it's a "horrendous crime deserving of huge punishment" but it's definitely worse than not returning a shopping cart because it's a requirement not to do not a choice for being a nice.

[@elisaeichie8036]

After the whole Danplan thing finding this channel made me so happy

[@Kat_dragon]

Took one of the test, it said I’m a saint, but I’m not so sure about that

[@valden2393]

"are you a bad person" just popping up in my youtube reccomendations kinda gave me a heartattack ngl that title man that title got me feeling called out

[@Lalaboompoo]

for that last one im trying to think of a scenario where that could be logical, but like, the whole reason we've developed these resources is to combat illnesses and things we previously couldnt, removing resources does not mean there will be the same amount of allocation somewhere like clicking and dragging a nurse into an architect.

[@eleanorfahnert3276]

4:34 If you can't tip you still aren't a bad person

[@ewelun]

3:12 Well in Germany, we don‘t usually tip, because they don‘t live of tips. Tipping can still be done, but it is very unusual.

[@Pisolithus]

The point of tipping is to show what you thought of the service, just because tipping is almost always required in America doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing to not tip if the service was shit.

[@JoggingMyMind]

with the last one, its kinda an odd thinking. its not the old people using up resources. its the rich hoarding resources. there's enough resources for every single person on the planet to have security in food and shelter

[@kianlangthorne7238]

They use shopping carts as a way to show if someone would be a good thing without being forced

[@gracieboy3485]

How did I only know of this channel now I thot after Dan plan everything was over but there here this is awesome 👌

[@Colincamera363]

Heart is a better host then a certain self-absorbed green haired individual who shall not be named

[@Techwolf5XD]

The tip is for when you have good service

[@newbestfriend9742]

This was fun would like to see more of this

[@aFtOn.01]

I found this yesterday and already in love 🤩😊

[@daneklein6117]

Bad people on the internet...remind me of a certain man with a plan

[@darwinrodriguez5485]

I know its been (counts time) 7 months since this video showed up, but personally, thr one that got me to stop cheating is my classmate saying "we're all here working hard to get this engineering degree, why dont you?" Idk why that changed me completely, but it did leave a bad taste in my mouth when i first heard that

[@lunasquib]

tipping is such a weird thing Companies should pay their workers enough Where I live tipping is kinda weird as well

[@billyjeannecromancerqueen9663]

1.Educational dishonesty isn’t okay(imo)especially if ur in high school or college and it’s a major class.2.As a child of a waitress i can say that you’re not a bad person if you don’t tip them for not being satisfied with their service.Also when tipping do cash not credit cause then the waitress has to pay for the receipt tax(i don’t remember all of it)

[@Curiosity-Kitten]

The first question in the survey doesn’t give you a choice lol. You have to pick “not a bad person”

[@itschase9023]

The new thumbnail scared the hell out of me when I checked if there was a new video up :’)

[@emmasilver2332]

The difference between a good person and a bad person is simply which direction they are trying to go.

[@Mimi3-.-]

5:49 *kills everyone because good and evil is subjective*

[@Squidboi6677]

I could say you saved billions out of poverty and saved people from depression. Also because of your actions cancer rates dropped

[@teabara6251]

in england you need to put a doller inside so the shopping cart would disconect and you would get it back when you retern the cart so that you lose money if you dont put it back, it's basicly a shopping cart tax

[@iexistedonce]

3:11 As a British person, I find this hilarious because you guys have to tip for legit everything and in England, you can tip, but if you don’t it doesn’t mean anything. My cousin in the states when we were 13 didn’t want to buy something she could afford just because we didn’t have enough for a tip. Here if your a kid and you’re tipping, the staff or person at the counter just find you as a cute kid and never seem like they expect a 13 yr old to give them extra money

[@georgethehernandez]

I laughed so much watching this! I love you bois so freaking much~!🤣 😂 😆 💙💜🧡

[@Bungusthefungus]

Question about the last one: Is it referring to the old and sick, or the old and the sick? If it's talking about people who are only one of those (Like Stephens Little Timmy joke) then obviously yes, but if it's talking about people who are both old and severely ill at the same time, then they're not wrong, but at the same time no good person has ever said that.

[@TopAnimeLoverEver]

No, Hossuh, that is unhelpful. It isn't a matter of simply studying. Some people just cannot understand what is being taught to them, due to the WAY, or due to learning disabilities. ADHD people really struggle. But we are SMART. I excelled in school with little effort until a certain point and then no matter how hard I tried, and I TRIED, it all went in one ear and out the other and I would CRY because WHY can't I understand this? I have listened in class, didn't make sense, listened to my friend explain, didn't make sense, other friend showed me, made sense, great! Got home, not even 20 minutes has passed. Forgot it already. What the hell. Asked the SMARTEST KID. IN THE ENTIRE SCHOOL. Still didn't understand it. Some people. Just cannot comprehend the thing. Also, yes, if you don't return the shopping you are actively CHOOSING to just be a bad, lazy person. 10 more steps won't kill you to just be a good person.

[@bushral.tasneem5464]

I’m exactly like that. Used to be “smart”. 98% in science throughout middle school, 3rd place Olympiad winner in elementary school, certificate of honour in elementary too, and was accepted for a gifted child program right before 8th grade started. I was hopeless at maths from the start though lol. But high school hit, and now after somehow passing 11th grade, I’m not who I used to be. I’m at the bottom of my class. I’ve been thinking that it’s adhd related for 2-3 years, but everyday, there are things that tell me I can’t possibly have it:/ Sorry for the rant, I kinda wanted to vent:)

[@TimSlee1]

Depends on where you leave the shopping cart, leaving it in the designated area is lawful good, leaving it on an island out of the way of cars is neutral and leaving it in areas where it blocks cars or risks them accidentally crashing is bad.