Fight Club - "Raymond K. Hessel - The Vet" Original Scene

Tyler: (holding a gun to a shop owner's head) Give my your wallet.
Raymond: (scared, gives him his wallet)
Tyler: Raymond K. Hessel 1327 Southeast Banning, Apt. A. Small, cramped basement apartment, Raymond?
Raymond: H...Ho...How did you know?
Tyler: 'Cause they give basement apartments letters instead of numbers. Raymond, you are going to die.
Raymond: (whimpering and crying)
Tyler: (looking at a picture) Is that your mom and dad? Cause Mom and Dad are gonna have to call kindly Dr. so-and-so to pick up your dental records. Do you want to know why? 'Cause there's gonna be nothing left of your face.
Raymond: (continues crying)
Tyler: (continuing to look through his wallet) An expired community-college ID. What'd you study Raymond?
Raymond: (stuttering) S...S...S..tufff
Tyler: Stuff? Were the midterms hard?
Tyler: (hits him with his gun) I asked you what you study.
Raymond: Biology, mostly.
Tyler: Why?
Raymond: I -- I don't know.
Tyler: What did you want to be, Raymond K. Hessel?
Raymond: (continues whimpering)
Tyler: (cocks gun) The question, Raymond, is what did you want to be?
Raymond: Veterinarian! Veterinarian!
Tyler: Animals.
Raymond: Ya, animal st....stu...
Tyler: Ya, stuff, I got that. So that means you need to get more schooling.
Raymond: Too...too much school.
Tyler: Would you rather be dead?
Raymond: (whimpering) No, no...
Tyler: Would you rather die, here, on your knees, in the back of a convenience store?
Raymond: No, please... no.
Tyler: (puts away gun). I'm keeping your license. Gonna check in on you. I know where you live. If you're not on your way to becoming a veterinarian in six weeks, you will be dead. Now, get up, run on home.
Raymond: (gets up and starts running)
Tyler: Run Forrest! Run!
Jack: I feel ill.
Tyler: Imagine how he feels.
Jack: Oh, come on - this isn't funny. That wasn't funny! What was the point of that?
Tyler: Tomorrow will be the best day of Raymond K. Hessel's life. His breakfast will taste better than any meal you and I have ever tasted. Come on. (throws the gun to Jack)
Jack: (inspects the gun, notices there are no bullets in it)

[@JohnSmith-hn6kv]

This is probably my favourite scene from Fight Club. I wonder if Raymond is a veterinarian now.

[@tryingout5165]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 maybe the gun motivated him and he's doing well

[@Rorschach003]

Probably joined Fight Club too

[@diefennecfox395]

Raymond is dead.

[@Johnlindsey289]

@@tryingout5165 I doubt it! i Tyler is like "I just made him appreciate his life more!" No, asshole, you just gave the poor kid crippling PTSD for the rest of his life. I’m pretty sure Raymond K Hessel wasn’t given a new lease on life, he was given PTSD.

[@MrIgottap]

Doesn’t matter, let it slide

[@regularfather4708]

Raymond K Hessel is quite an inspirational character. I think about his story often as I make my way through college at 37. I found out it would take 6 years to become a counselor. That's a lot of schooling. I will be 43 when I graduate. If I don't get my masters degree, then in 6 years, I will still be 43.

[@krotze]

Right. Life won*t wait.

[@HowieDuwett]

37 y/o in college here too. Congrats and good luck man.

[@rickyray2794]

30 here, about a year and a half away from my Bachelors in Cyber Security. Good luck to you and I hope you achieve your goals! I know all about too much school bud.

[@regularfather4708]

Love seeing other guys getting after it like that! Good for you guys!

[@alexfroelich3404]

Good luck to you! That is exactly what my late grandmother said to me when I told her that I'll be too old when I graduate. Two things she used to tell me: 1. You're going to be 27 if you graduate or not and 2. I'll be going to your graduation, regardless if you do or not. I'll be there.

[@Evanwebble]

"Tomorrow will be the most beautiful day of Raymond K. Hessel's life. His breakfast will taste better than any meal you and I have ever tasted."

[@byron.australia]

yeah we saw the scene

[@thenotoriousone9004]

@@byron.australia 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jayhollows5729]

People get a little too much into the movie as if they are some emo kid quoting my chemical romance lmao

[@thinginground5179]

@@jayhollows5729 I don't see your point.

[@Metawazt]

the best part is how when Tyler says "if you're not on your way to becoming a veterinarian in 6 weeks..." you see Raymond's expression lose some of it's fear, and you can even see a glimmer of hope and ambition in his eyes briefly, great acting by Joon Kim which is easily overlooked

[@sonofbattles]

Always thought that. Just like Dumbledore's, "gleam of triumph."

[@LukeKetchum7003]

"The ability to let that which does not matter truly slide." Interesting quote.

[@ronka2000]

It is a stoic quote, very similar to stoicism practice, interesting philosophy you should check it out, I think that almost whole of Fight Club is based on it.

[@regularfather4708]

@@ronka2000 definitely a lot of stoicism in this movie. Focus only on what you can actually control: yourself.

[@zyzzsdisciples6707]

@@regularfather4708 Definitely. Tyler only does things that will advance the crusade he's on. Almost everyone sacrifice what they really want for distractions and instant pleasures they can acquire right now. Like stoics the only thing he fears is that which can ruin his character, and none of that is to be found outside of himself

[@strangelitgirl]

I love this scene. ..that line reminds me of this quote “Only to the extent that we expose ourselves over and over to annihilation can that which is indestructible in us be found.” Pema Chodron

[@Urbanstrangler]

"Better than any meal you and I have ever tasted" its a clue because if Tyler wasn't also Cornelius hed have said "you OR I".

[@blondejesus]

Shit I never thought about that!

[@dwaynegreene152]

Ooh nice one. Reading between the lines.

[@zyzzsdisciples6707]

In the face of the utter inevitability of death, there is little sense in not trying to achieve your wildest dreams

[@sstaners1234]

“On a long enough time line the survival rate for everyone drops to zero.” That’s almost philosophical.

[@dewmontain123]

@testicular nah not really but. Who gives a shit.

[@DanielThomasArgueta]

It is philosophical.

[@heff434]

They should make a spin-off movie about Raymond becoming a vet. It would be a very boring movie, but I would be happy for him.

[@kurm7161]

Or maybe when he became a veterinarian and he got bored of his life we could see him Join the fight club or project mayhem

[@Curtis.Carpenter]

YES

[@misham6547]

So much ptsd

[@user-pd9xj1bt4e]

If they ever make a fight club 2 they should have a Raymond cameo and he is working as a vet

[@misham6547]

@@bennysum8252 also would be depressed from putting so many animals down

[@blackblurable]

Imagine some dude pointing a gun at you then talking to himself in two perspectives. One asking you a question and responding as if another person was speaking. That in itself would be scarier if it was just Tyler and the narrator. When it’s just Tyler being stuck in between lol

[@thinginground5179]

Think of Jack sort of like the voice in the head of Tyler--and vice versa, applying to whoever is in currently in control during the scenes.

[@dmcrun3572]

I don’t think he’s talking from two perspectives simultaneously ...more like the narrators voice is the voice of reason in the back of his head

[@adamalucard1288]

I'm sure if you go through all the scenes they wouldn't look too wild from an outside perspective, the only part where there is another perspective in Tyler is when the narrator says "answer him Raymond" which is how it might sound to us, but was probably in reality "answer Me Raymond"

[@mitchellsmith746]

@@adamalucard1288 I dunno, if someone made an obvious tone switch from cool apathetic psycho to suddenly being filled with anxiety and panicked desperation and saying something like "listen to him" like there was another person in his head I'd react like that too

[@joshg.6315]

Tyler put a gun to the guy’s head, asked him what he wanted to be, and then yells at him “ANSWER HIM, RAYMOND!” Raymond was probably shitting himself thinking “This guy is out of his fucking mind!” 😂😂😂

[@07tilinfinity]

what an aggressive yet effective way of getting someone to follow their dreams

[@JackWalker12993]

I love how Tyler yells "Run Forrest Run" little did director David Fincher knew he would be a frequent collaborator with the screenwriter of Forrest Gump - Eric Roth! (Benjamin Button, House of Cards & Mank)

[@notmyrealname453]

I had to double check because I thought you meant Eric Roth wrote Mank when it was written by David's father Jack Fincher back in the 90's. Turns out Eric Roth produced it.

[@avzani]

Yes. Seing the bad side of life makes you not take the good little things for granted. BUT, the other lesson we can get from this scene is the good old JUST DO IT. "That means you have to get more schooling" - too much schooling "Would you rather be dead? Would you rather die HERE in the back of a CONVENIENCE STORE?" Tyler did not lie when he said "Raymond, you're going to die!" Raymond is going to die. He can choose to die after living miserably, working at the convenience store. Or he can choose to die after living a more fulfilled life, doing what he actually wanted to do. We let things that do not matter hold us back. We don't do things we know would makes us happy, because we'd have to sacrifice other things. Let that which does not matter truly slide. Do it! One day you will die anyway.

[@dotondoryu2133]

Damn, I think that I need some of this. I studied something I hate with the fear of not finding a job if I followed my passion... and everyday I live hating my routine and feel like a stupid zombie dead in life, just because I think I’m too old for studying what I really like and pospone it. Great scene.

[@yungthug2403]

if you're not on your way to following your passion in 6 weeks, you will be dead

[@ArmoredColony]

What did you want to do?

[@jikaikas]

ANSWER HIM DOTON WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE

[@sultanaljuhani1571]

If no Tyler Duden with a pistol, the Joe is recommending Magic Mushroom

[@josepgonzalez8953]

@@yungthug2403 it's been more than 6 weeks

[@Boo.....]

I've always loved how he says.... "The ability, to let that which does not matter, truly slide..." And then he blows up the computers/the Internet. 😂

[@dark7element]

I haven't read the book, but the impression I got from the movie is that it was the records and infrastructure of the credit card industry and financial system he was blowing up.

[@Boo.....]

@@dark7element It certainly was about the financial system. That was the whole point of project mayhem. Sending everyone and their debts back to zero. I was simply saying I personally love how he says "The ability to let that which does not matter, truly slide", and then blows up computers/Internet, because I consider the Internet to not matter. (at least, not in the way we mostly use it for now) To moan about politics. To take selfies with filters. And all those other pointless things that I'm sure you're already aware of. ✌️

[@naptochinon5659]

@@Boo..... ty, didn't notice it although it was obvious

[@yikesmoment01]

@@Boo..... Ah yes. It totally doesn't matter that the average human in the internet generation has greater access to information than has before been seen in human history. Those less productive uses? Yeah, we may as well count the entire internet as not mattering because of them. Have fun making trips to your local library, hoping they have a book on topics you want to learn about whenever you want to learn something new.

[@Boo.....]

@@yikesmoment01 Imagine being this emotionally damaged by a KZbin comment. You have a weak and insecure ego if you rage type to complete strangers over such trivial things. Also, I guess you didn't read my second comment. The one where I clearly stated that I don't consider the internet to matter whist it's being used in the way we use it now.... ie, to moan about politics and take selfies with ridiculous filters! Maybe have all the facts before you have a public meltdown next time. Also, maybe read all those facts before you suggest someone else needs to visit a library. 😂 The irony.

[@batbullet3315]

I will say he has a point on the whole near death experience thing when you survive something like that you really do look at your life differently

[@Johnlindsey289]

I doubt it, he's gonna suffer from PTSD

[@3dthenotme877]

@@Johnlindsey289 nah, he’s living now.

[@Johnlindsey289]

@@3dthenotme877 In your dreams, Raymond Hessell suffered trauma

[@3dthenotme877]

@@Johnlindsey289 the best trauma he’ll ever experienced. He was wasting away in that convenient store. He’s about to live out his dreams. The day will come when Raymond will thank Tyler if he goes through with it. If not he dies anyways. Sometimes you just need a push. Most people ain’t living, they’re dying. Why not tackle the fear of death and conquer it. It’s like the letting go scene. The near life experience.

[@Johnlindsey289]

@@3dthenotme877 “Tomorrow will be the most beautiful day of Raymond K. Hessel’s life. His breakfast will taste better than any meal you and I have ever tasted.” And herein lies the center of Fight Club’s logical fallacy. Odds are, Raymond K. Hessel isn’t going to just float through life now, thinking “oh my god, I’m so grateful I’m alive” and healing hurt animals. Instead, his limbic system will likely stay in overdrive owing to the trauma of having a gun pointed at his head, owing to the realization that there is a crazy madman who talks to himself who knows where he lives and wants to kill him if he doesn’t become a veterinarian. My guess is that tomorrow will be the worst day of Raymond K. Hessel’s life. Anxiety will make decisions for him, for the rest of his life, even more than poverty already has. The protagonist ruining a man’s life to make a point to himself. Why do some assume he’s gonna be a vet? “Tomorrow will be the most beautiful day of Raymond K. Hessel’s life. His breakfast will taste better than any meal you and I have ever tasted.” I doubt it. the clerk won’t be able to eat tonight because he was just held up at gunpoint. He’ll have to report this to the police and go through the bullshit hassle of getting a new license. He’ll probably be too terrified to sleep, afraid to walk on the streets at night, possibly suffer PTSD . Tyler is nothing but a terrifying lunatic monster who gets carried away by impeding on other people’s freedoms to justify his own ideals. He forces a store clerk to have a renewed appreciation for life, but completely ignores the possibility that he could have induced some serious PTSD that could negatively affect this man for life. He inspires men of fight club to feel free and instinctual, only to then mentally manipulate them into his slaves and make them think/believe in only his own words and ideas. These men cant even think for themselves at the end and they worship Tyler like a God instead of worshiping their own self worth and ideals. Tyler is a terrorist with a God-like superiority complex, which is a bad thing and a contradiction to his own ideals of human beings. Tyler is like “I just made him appreciate his life more!” No, asshole, you just gave the poor guy crippling PTSD for the rest of his life. Don’t think that clerk did get to vet school. Probably suffered from PTSD, then became an alcoholic. It's called food for thought and that's the point that Tyler Durden fanboys miss, he's not a good guy.

[@dutcharest9731]

2:16 to me, this line will always be above any line in any movie

[@averagedoomenjoyer1232]

Well played sir

[@bell191991]

The bit when Tyler yells "The question! Raymond..." is a reference to a scene in the film 'Rain Man.' I watched it for the first time recently, and I couldn't believe my ears.

[@Boxscot49]

I need someone to do this to me

[@Hungnguyen-yl3gp]

Me too im hopeless rn

[@KJLDk1y2l3e4]

Tell me where you work and live

[@MillennialMonk]

Lmao

[@Wombwell19]

do it to yourself ketamine kyle! No one is coming to save you; thats good! You get to be the hero of your OWN story. Thats way more glorious, get your glory kyle. You can start by trying not to masturbate to avoid the post nut clarity that makes u feel like a loser

[@jamesking2439]

This scene always makes me want to get my shit together.

[@ianpatrick23]

One of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies.

[@JukeHighwalker]

Raymond died from shock shortly after...

[@twmax6525]

This motivated me to get a better apartment, with a number instead of a letter! 😂😂 Legit.

[@johndastoli8572]

We all need someone to do this to us every couple tears or so.

[@drawforge3920]

Well if you know it's gonna happen to you what was the point then

[@twmax6525]

This movie single-handedly made me love Brad Pitt. Edward Norton too (even more so for him in American History X) but god damn.

[@avertingapathy3052]

In Fight Club America, accountability group finds you!

[@Levipaulsen]

2:27 How I feel about almost everything

[@irilbraho4819]

2:24 ... The way Edward Norton says:"Cmon, this isn't funny" always make me laugh a little

[@hugenkiz3099]

I feel this, I am in nursing school now but always wanted to be a veterinarian but I thought it was " too much school" (and way too much money). Maybe I needed what Raymond got...

[@catlinbn]

This scene helped me pass my finals in EMT school

[@smacdsmaccers]

you can notice the difference in audio between their voices he was talking to himself

[@DieNextInLINE]

Man, I fucking love that huge theory that Raymond is another personality of Tyler Durden. It has to do with only certain characters being given last names.

[@richarddortenzio678]

Good observation. Robert Paulson… Raymond k hessel.

[@jaspergandrud7971]

I love the run Forrest, run

[@The-Day-Off]

Reading the book right now and just got to this part and had to see the scene again

[@DanielThomasArgueta]

Powerful.

[@rynes.rai7er993]

I had a very similar experience as Raymond. I thought I was going to die, and he glaringly appeared like he was going to enjoy it. Luckily the truth was on my side, it made sense, and it would have been able to be corroborated. But after that, yeah, what didn't matter started to slide. But not all over night. Thankfully his friends and associates have given me inspiration and resolve to be a much better person. Thank you e9c9 and his associates!!!

[@ryok8090]

Pretty good acting for a bit part. I really see the fear this guy is going through.

[@DiegoM265]

Raymond now live with PTSD.

[@haziqismail4136]

Or Raymond could be scared shitless, he forget to eat his breakfast

[@marioaaviles2935]

Beautiful Scene, the acting of this 2 monsters is out of this world. Look how the 2 personalitys are present on this, and how tyler listen to his cornelious in his mind. A masterclass of cinema in all aspects. I would like to watch Fightclub remake whit just one actor and delete the toughts just listen the real talking to understand much more this masterpiece.

[@sonofbattles]

No offense- I can tell that English isn't your first language- but can you tell me what you mean by, "monsters?"

[@krtlkid]

Success out of fear.

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

Not actually. He really wants to be vet but is lazy. Tyler here is just making him realize that life can be short and the time to go after your dreams is now. Thats all.

[@FrankieWilde2021]

When he say "answer him Raymond" how is Raymond seeing that

[@dannyjack659]

That he is nuts

[@rhopper97]

We see Tyler and Jack (Ed Norton) interact with individuals at the same time throughout the film. The audience is granted the ability to physically see two different people, while the other characters obviously just only see Jack. When they talk, in some cases it is an internal dialogue. In this instance, most likely, Ed Norton was holding the gun and actually said “answer ME Raymond. His tone probably changed from stern to sympathetic as those were the words of Jack not Tyler. The two personas are fighting for control of one body, so depending on which personality is at the reins results in different demeanors and tones throughout a single conversation. Im sure if they were to remove Brad Pitt from the movie entirely, there would be scenes where Jack would think everything without speaking a word and other times he would talk out loud to someone who isn’t there. If you rewatch the film with this in mind, every time they are in a scene together, the other characters reactions are very telling of whether Jack is talking out loud to Tyler or speaking to him in his head.

[@FrankieWilde2021]

@@rhopper97 Jog on ya soppy git save that save that talk for ya film studies class, MUG

[@harveyd3175]

Moral of the story: stay in veterinary school

[@zacharyennen5802]

My favorite part, which also fucks up the storyline, is how would he know to pop open the cylinder

[@williamjohn8633]

Sometimes it's only the extreme that motivate people into action. I bet he studied hard and became a veterinarian

[@bellabelle8490]

I watch this before every vet school midterm

[@SubutaiKai]

This works well, he has his back to him, its almost as if the grim reaper was speaking too him. Life changing, life altering.

[@ilyaelric9539]

And that's why men love fight club

[@Cindyalibaster]

"cause theres gonna be nothing left of you face" the he says that line kills me every time

[@TamperedProduction]

i need that kinda motivation for uni right now

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Put it this way. Whether you live or die literally depends on your success. You have to succeed, otherwise you won’t survive.

[@ColdSoldier02]

This character and Louie from interview are so similar in this scene!

[@sebastian5801]

Tyler : Standing Chad

[@DanielThomasArgueta]

Memento Mori

[@beebeeramone4641]

I think of this scene often. I have my bachelor's in psych and always wanted to continue my degree but have given up because of troubles along the way. I wish someone would do this to me

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Would you rather be dead?

[@fu7909]

15 dislikes? i guess it is from that PTSD guy

[@naptochinon5659]

this movie is out since decades. and today people actually start with the self-improvement stuff thinking its something new. those problems exists since human exists, and the solutions exists since then too. but only a few can follow those solutions.

[@antonboludo8886]

All creatures great and small.

[@sk8software]

El perro rro rro y el gato Toto fueron a buscar al burro rro rro! Y cantaron todos juntos la canción del tototooo!

[@boringlyawesum]

i could imagine having a lumberjack slam the next morning

[@avigutierrez8948]

In a weird way I relate to this scene I mean my life hasn’t been much better due to some stuff😒anyway I want to be better in my existence really Contribute but in the end nothing but pointless meaning🤷🏻‍♂️What can you do?

[@infamouscrusader3363]

What do you do now?

[@MrRobots100]

I hope you did something

[@mrsteeghs1892]

Looks like you need a Tyler durden to kick your ass

[@Lharris94]

What am I so afraid of?

[@simonclay6821]

I wonder what would have happened if Raymond is clueless to answer Tyler's Question, " What did you want to be?", just like me. I need six weeks just to survive Tyler's Question:) He orders Raymond to run for his true self. That is somewhat motivating.

[@simonclay6821]

@DnB and Psy Production That will be an unconventional dream, I think😄

[@fatsleepypanda3244]

Technically how i feel when i go paranoid

[@teddymills1]

What you do is not who you are.

[@svxlsa2442]

Stuff😭😢😩

[@josephjahn2239]

More like Raymond would have severe PTSD for the rest of his life. Lmao. Love this movie though.

[@Lharris94]

I’d like to think that in the short term yes he would be severely screwed up. However, after the dust settles and he finds himself working toward his dream and then finally in his dream. The breakfast after he’s a certified vet would be the greatest meal he’s ever had.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Too much "stuff" XD XD XD

[@brandonwilson387]

Keep pressing 4 🤣

[@colonelquack]

I did notice that after a traumatic event, with time, I would rise. My breakfast tasting better like no other. THE QUESTION, WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE? Oh, I wish I had an answer for myself.

[@opticalmixing23]

Dreams by Cranberries

[@NattyIce553]

So why did he want him to become a vet? Was it all just to prove a point or did he need him to become a vet so he could use him as a doctor later on

[@rederickfroders1978]

Watch the movie again. Tyler used chaos, but always for good. Holding somebody at gun point and scaring them shitless also releases something in them that was dormant. The store clerk had a dead end job that he really didnt want but accepted. Tyler shows that our society is completely crazy. He wanted to open the clerks eyes so he would pursue his dreams rather than waste away in a stupid store. Tyler doesnt need or want anything from him other than that he starts living. Selfless. Thats it. Thats all. Chaos for good. All the terrible shit Tyler did was for the sole purpose of making people wake up and do something good with themselves and society.

[@CarlosOrtega-vk6gt]

Norton's character isn't Jack... (it's the first time i heard or see that "Jack" is the name of Norton's character) i think the clue of the movie is no one in any moment says norton's character. Remember: "it doesn't have your name, who are you?Corneliuos, Rupert, Travis, any of the stupid names you give each night"

[@rexringtail471]

Wartime generations where most men are vets (Boomers and 2k) : "I don't get it"

[@LonzoZoty]

Jigsaw mentality on life

[@danieldefazio5025]

The narrator: I feel like shit

[@mirzaaverus1145]

2:15 easter egg

[@teddyx2364]

Don't try it on depressed people. To them death is not worse than their daily suffering.

[@ethanh5217]

Maybe, but wouldn't the desire to die hypothetically be a lot different than having someone point a gun to one's head?

[@tokiisradical5760]

@@ethanh5217 this scene in general maybe is

[@rollinfever]

Raymon ends up with PTSD from the experience, and from the looming thought of someone going to kill him if he doesn’t go to vet school. The anxiety caused by this pressure cripples his ability to focus and his stress so he can’t achieve school. Genius. Now if Raymond avoided being hit by a train, then he would have the best meal of his life.

[@sultanaljuhani1571]

add to that he probably was hearing a person talking to him with two voices, the narrator and the Tyler burden voice

[@jenniferg.9017]

That is one way to look at all this. I find this scene oddly inspiring, when I was almost quitting on my dream to be a lawyer and not bother with studying with the LSAT because it was too exhausting after work, I came to this scene religiously. If someone had a gun to my head and told me, you NEED to get into school or you will die, trust me I will put my 120% into it, no excuses. Now, I am in law school 2 years later and I owe a lot to Tyler Durden for that lol.

[@raulfernandez57]

You´re absolutely right. Indeed it makes sense, in a Tyler sort of way; but the reality of being exposed to such violence does shit to many. It paralyzes you and your next meal may taste mechanical. So as you write the same could be for poor Raymond here.

[@PrimetimeX]

Well he had already quit school. So either he succeeds or kills himself. Nothing of value would be lost, society would only have to gain.

[@tworthington27]

2:16 Lol.

[@nosferatuoddz7974]

I understood that reference

[@Atreus21]

Great. So whereas before he was making his way through life on a gas station income, now he can make do with nothing. Brilliant. Everyone regards everyone else's problems as simple.

[@mattyrutter9104]

vet? apartment A . too much school not enough what

[@manojbala6870]

Slide

[@czerwonejakmleko401]

bro from nihilsim turned to existentialism

[@lysergamine]

self improvement is masturbation, improving others is sacrilege

[@joelazlo3531]

2:16 the most memorable quote from this movie

[@hakmadrkar8981]

He have german sirname but he is asian

[@UltimatePiccolo]

In the book they mentioned he was a white guy, and the narrator was the one doing this, tyler was missing.

[@bashfulapple5223]

The bongos kinda kill the scene.

[@onepieceman3682]

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[@AzeMarkos]

Forest gump !!!!

[@pawkyweasel]

That mofo better be a vet 🐩

[@humanharddrive1]

still think he became a nobody

[@trollwithoutcontent2788]

“Original scene”? As in what? Is there a secondary one?

[@aliabbasikohanjani2824]

I'm just thinking . Who is the one click dislike button?

[@fu7909]

That PTSD guy, check in comments

[@brunienke5992]

@@fu7909 "PTSD guy" lmao

[@larrygotter5609]

Raymond K. Hessel sounds like a white dudes name. This dude is clearly asian and even has an asian accent.

[@rederickfroders1978]

This is such a great guys flick, though I'm not saying this wouldnt appeal to women. Its capitalist nihilism.

[@sbraypaynt]

Doesn’t matter how motivated Raymond is, if he doesn’t have enough income, enough study time, enough to feed himself…he’ll never make it. This is bootlick philosophy, “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” bullshit right libertarian capitalism apologia…and still thousands of men watched this movie and missed the point.

[@FeekyChucker]

Raymond failed school and feared the visit from Tyler for the rest of his life.

[@SonyaBladesBooty]

I don't get it.... doesn't he need his ID to register for college???