Lesser Known Fan Theories - pt2

[@dylan7870]

The writers for Kevin in seasons 8/9: "Can't decide between a fat joke and a dumb joke"

[@ToyInsanity]

Boom, roasted.

[@gbrow1604]

I had thought of this joke before!

[@JoeyJo-JoJrShabadoo]

I like the radon theory. But when you compared past and present Darryl, the second clip was from when he was totally drunk, so it doesn't really show his actual personality.

[@LezbeOswald]

true. Darryl does get a little looser and more willing to have fun, but i think that just came with getting more comfortable with everyone. when he worked in the warehouse he didn't see everyone else very often, and when he did they were usually making his job a lot more difficult.

[@pendragon2012]

Beat me to it!

[@bern9642]

Also the camera crew most likely saved Andy.

[@thebluefrenchman3486]

True

[@sarahbarnes9648]

Michael to Kevin: don't be a chariciture The writers: Turn Kevin into a chariciture

[@cyboman75]

Everyone: What is a chariciture?

[@christopherramsey7027]

*caricature But yeah

[@fumi9385]

I thought you said charcuterie

[@JennaLeigh]

Holy moly I had no clue what you were trying to say! At first I thought you were saying "charcuterie"😂😂😂😂 I know it's already been corrected, but yeah.... Caricature*. Does your phone not try to autocorrect? And if you're not on your phone, Google can help you with words you're unsure of!

[@EJ_7715]

Here is a theory: When Charles asked Jim for a rundown of his clients, he was preparing to fire Jim and have a plan in place to retain his clients and divvy them up to the sales staff. Jim literally saved his job by not knowing what a rundown was and then faxing it to his dad instead of the distro list.

[@lauraanne7108]

Woah I had never thought of that but I feel like that would have been in a deleted scene or something like that. Maybe once the office ladies podcast gets to that they might have some insight about script changes.

[@bigwilly43729]

Wallace would have never let it happen. He likes Jim too much, personally and professionally. Charles would have needed the reason of all reasons to fire Jim. The rundown bit is just highlighting Jim's tendency to be uncomfortable when challenged or when he's not able to drive the joke/conversation. You see it again in the Finer Things Club and at the party at David Wallace's house.

[@eiffelviolet]

Good theory.

[@HowardTheDork]

@hi it's like a list of clients, how often they order, how much they order etc.

[@bevivoices]

Jim not knowing what a rundown is is uncharacteristically dumb of him

[@TheSudzumia]

ahh I wish it was a clever theory that the writers had planned all along and not the fact that all of the og wriers and Greg Daniels left after s5 and new people in charge didn't have the same grasp on The Office vibe and style of humor

[@Mulverine]

Right! I interviewed Robert Shafer (Vance Refrigeration), he had a great take. Something along the lines of the new writers started writing jokes for the parts that existed, rather than writing the parts with the humor laced in.

[@eiffelviolet]

I think it all flowed well.

[@kokomo1236]

When Erin found out about Andy's history with Angela and covered her face with her hair, she said that back in the orphanage, it was her "room". So, she used to do that way before her employment at Dunder Mifflin. It's not because of radon poisoning.

[@PunkProfess0r]

Yeah but you usually don’t come completely unhinged at a casual birthday lunch in front of your boss who is treating you to something nice over something that is not a big deal at all. That said, I fully believe that all the office characters have some degree of a cluster B personality disorder minus …. Michael. Erin is just one of the more severe cases with a high level of pathology meaning she can maintain a mask for a while until it all comes crumbling off.

[@asmrtpop2676]

@@PunkProfess0r Also it was a lunch for Secretary’s Day, not her birthday.

[@PunkProfess0r]

@@asmrtpop2676 right my bad 😞

[@JennaLeigh]

@@PunkProfess0r I don't disagree, but something that stuck out to me in that scene was not just that she was retreating to things she did as a child, but she still kinda WAS a child. I always saw Kelly as being "the baby" of the office, significantly younger, therefore far less experienced in dealing with complex relationships and emotional issues. I always struggled with seeing the Erin/Andy relationship because Andy seemed WAY older than Erin to me.

[@charlottecase3093]

flanderization that's it that's the tweet

[@aneasyonesoicanremember6933]

That's actually a KZbin comment

[@ShadeStormXD]

i despise the "the characters are dead" theories

[@conniethesconnie]

All the theories are ways to let lazy writers off the hook.

[@hihowareya9424]

@@conniethesconnie or just people having fun

[@no.13games75]

@@hihowareya9424 what’s so fun about it? “An unlikely event occured. The character must be dead or in a coma. Yay”

[@alZiiHardstylez]

@@no.13games75 Maybe you should avoid fan theory videos if you don't get a kick out of them. Sure, 'they were dead the whole time' is a little lazy but if you switch your mind off and just try to have fun with it, you might get some amusement out of it.

[@tommystrickland6268]

Don't ever let anyone tell you You're wrong for that either.Any theory that involves everyone being dead Or everything being a dream usually never gives any good reason for it within the narrative.If there is ever one that comes about that has a creative way to actually make it feel Cohesive in the narrative, then it wouldn't feel so lazy. But it definitely is even when they do it in movies. And TV shows, and it's not just a theory. And I especially don't like that One of the other comments told you to keep an open mind while Watching theory videos Because the whole point that you are making is that even when keeping an open mind is that these types of theories are lazy and usually have no merit to them.

[@erikapena416]

For Darryal he was drunk because he thinks that Jim forgotten about the job offer and gave him false hope. So to deal with that anger Darryal drank a lot which cause him to act crazier

[@Mulverine]

And it's one of my favorite moments in the series! I laugh so hard when he struts into the conference room!

[@asmrtpop2676]

@@Mulverine People are trying to tell you that you used the clip incorrectly. He wasn’t acting that way because of radon. He was drunk and angry.

[@Mulverine]

@@asmrtpop2676 I don't always see these, so I'm glad I got the notification for this. Totally fair criticism, but the reason I chose this clip is that Darryl was piss drunk in the middle of the day and made a giant spectacle of himself...and then everyone treated it like it was normal (and it's not). So, yep, alcohol explains his spectacle, but I was more hitting on his decision to day-drink at his desk and everyone's reaction. Also, like I told the OC, I love that clip.

[@tejaskapil6803]

I feel like Michael in season 1 wasn't a likable character. So season 2 and on wasn't flanderization but rather making him more likable.

[@JennaLeigh]

That's been discussed and confirmed by writers numerous times. Ricky Gervais played it unlikable and awful, which was fine for 12 episodes. But because they wanted the American version to last longer, and American audiences won't tolerate an entirely awful character, the writers scaled back Michael's unlikability in S2 by showing the others treat him better, showing Michael being optimistic rather than just oblivious.

[@eviehawes]

@@JennaLeigh and it’s also the fact that Uk audiences prefer more darker jokes, so the first series of the office appeals for a UK audience, but in the US they prefer more lighter jokes, so the 2nd series was so good because it was lighter

[@JennaLeigh]

@@eviehawes very well said! I've heard writers say that before- I've watched the UK Office, but I'm not educated enough on British programs and humor to comment, so I held back from adding that. Always cool to hear insights from someone who knows that kind of material better than me!💖

[@mynameisphillip19]

Sadly, it’s much more likely, as others have stated, that the writing just got worse and the show devolved from something that was truly special to something more along the lines of parks and rec or Brooklyn 99

[@conniethesconnie]

Season 2 was the best. The British Office only ran two seasons this ment the writers were running out of source material to steal Ala Game of Thrones. They did an excellent job of adapting for a US audience and improving upon the original but once they had to come up with original scripts from scratch. Well thought out story lines disappeared as all the characters were involved in their own subplots that didn't really coordinate with each other. Not knowing how to write about boring life in an office they suddenly needed a slew of office romances to drive the plot. Observational humor which came from the storyline disappeared. To make up for that they had to insert slapstick based on people being stupid and clumsy. All that was missing to make this like Friends or any other cheesy 80's sitcom was a laugh track.

[@gbrow1604]

I think season 6 is when the writing really started to plummet.

[@eviehawes]

@@conniethesconnie series two is amazing and I’m surprised they managed to get it so perfect! other Uk shows were utterly botched by the US, like the imbetweeners etc, so I’m pretty shocked they got it spot on!

[@user-fz9vk4js5l]

Brooklyn 99 feels like the show the later series of the office tried to be. It works in b99 because that breakneck slapstick pace was set from the start, but definitely not thr office

[@hairlesscat6458]

@@user-fz9vk4js5l that’s why I like B99. The craziness of it makes it funny imo.

[@masterrodriguezgaming8587]

The radon theory makes so much since. If you think about it Kevin is a terrible accountant and can barely do math but when they are on the bus to get pies. He is able to crunch numbers and calculate how much time they will have at the pie stand based on driving speed.

[@Toldasor]

I subscribe to the theory that the office workers all decided to be more cartoony, to ensure that the documentary that is the format of the show continues to be made, to save the failing Scranton branch

[@TheKaimanguy]

I liked the Radon theory, its unique and seems plausible.

[@benogden8899]

The craziest part of the office is making Michael leave

[@fintan8145]

The worst part is that Steve Carrel WANTED TO STAY but NBC wanted to stay

[@eviehawes]

Ikr it’s really weird Steve literally made the show what it was but when Steve said he was going to renew his contract for another series they didn’t offer him one. It’s utterly bizzare.

[@karenhall2926]

That’s too bad. I didn’t know that. I just recently stared watching the show. I thought he left to pursue other things/movies

[@ItsAJETT]

3:50 that’s not a fair piece of evidence considering he was incredibly drunk and (falsely) pissed off.

[@jeremytassin7978]

It's the asbestos and radon gas influencing the employees' minds.

[@jeremytassin7978]

I wrote that before actually watching the video 🤣

[@Storm0719]

Loved the video man but I believe it’s because of flanderization and the change of writeing crews. Flanderization roughly means when a character trait is is expanded on and used more and more until it consumes the character.

[@Mulverine]

Flanders........

[@eiffelviolet]

Interesting.

[@baileymoran8585]

Most shows run their course between 5 and 10 seasons. It wasn’t that bad, but the cracks started showing after Michael left. It became unbelievable that the business would be still running, let alone dominating the market. That could be explained by Kevin being a fraudulent genius, just playing dumb in case he is caught, so he can claim incompetence. They could have saved the show and done more if they had added reasons it was going off the deep end. Like, I feel like a few of the characters could be explained away as ‘playing it up for the cameras,’ drugs, or going off their meds due to insurance changes, but I think the producers and writers were ready to move on, and more interested in getting views and wrapping things up, than the quality of content.

[@berkerk9579]

I think there is simply nothing behind all these characters' shenanigans. Office was a big hit and producers wanted to keep it going for a long time. After a while, it may have gotten much more difficult to keep jokes at a sane and natural level. So writers may have began to turn up the volume just like that. Maybe they have just tried to make it last a bit more longer all the time.

[@eiffelviolet]

I think the radon theory is pretty solid. Also, Toby definitely the Scranton Strangler, but the actor who played him said there might be two.

[@hairlesscat6458]

Dwight pointed out that televising the standoff with the SS could cause copycats, maybe the actor is onto something.

[@finckoff879]

Kevin was one of the most affected chars: in the earlier seasons there is an episode where he says about his winnings in poker: Kevin describes his accomplishments as a cold and clever manipulator, Keyser Söze style. And then look at the last episodes: even the way he talks is of someone who was hired to fill the ret...I mean, the very very special people quota on company payroll.

[@dimitriii4599]

Bro you really should create a discord server. The community here is great.

[@Mulverine]

Maybe I'll give that a shot!

[@dimitriii4599]

@@Mulverine If you need anyone to create or moderate\ the server, I can always help.

[@Mulverine]

Hey, shoot me an email, or hit me up on any of my socials.

[@josephassiryani9174]

@@Mulverine is there any update on this? Cuz a server would be sick

[@Mulverine]

Yep! We have one. Check a recent vid, and the link is in the description!

[@jordangipson3361]

The camera crew saved Andy

[@theboahs5572]

Michael scott held the office in line. it really dangerous when he quit being boss

[@PunkProfess0r]

For the radon theory…also could mention how when Toby comes back from Costa Rica he looks “good” and “well rested”. Haha great work.

[@bucksdiaryfan]

That happens in every long running show... look at how the characters on Seinfeld and Friends became parodies of themselves by the final season

[@joshuaklein8465]

Yeah, I'd just chalk it up to bad writing

[@GregoryJohnson-l1g]

How Andy went to Cornell: his dad paid full tuition and paid off the teachers to give him good grades

[@bern9642]

I don't think you can pay off most of teachers to give you good grades. Most of those professors have a lot of integrity. However, completing an ivy league college is just as easy or as tough as completing any other college. Andy just needs to pass all his courses. He doesn't have to complete with honors.

[@harrymon0]

Then why were there classes he had to retake?

[@m40pill]

there is a deleted scene where andy confirms his dad bought a building called the bernard building for cornell

[@robroise]

The reason why PBS would run the documentary for nine years is because their audience would be as entertained by it as we are!

[@shaggytheshaman]

9 times out of 10, whenever somebody uses the word "de-evolve," the word they're looking for is actually "evolve."

[@toproductions3931]

Great Vid! Would love to see more like this

[@GregoryJohnson-l1g]

It was unfair to use that clip of Darryl ad evidence, he was drunk at the time.

[@iggydeez]

But a sane version wouldn’t be drunk in the first place

[@tommystrickland6268]

Also, as far as Andy's behavior goes. I feel like everybody always tries to explain why he started being weird but his entire family that he never got approval from and always felt It was very important to get approval from started falling apart around him and a lot of pressure was put on him. I feel like that is enough of an explanation.

[@sammowastaken]

I still think it should have been like a currently-airing throughout the timeline of the show 'bad TLC reality show' instead of being a PBS special.

[@mateoheitner]

Clarifying the Andy in the sumo suit comment, it is seen how he gets out in the in Superfan episodes (extended cut episodes) on peacock

[@xTerminatorAndy]

why such a weird name "dunder" milflin?

[@TheDkCrew]

Darn it! I was totally going to make a video like this!! Great video though!

[@elvieann4949]

Wouldn't the building have to be tested for radon and asbestos before being sold to Dwight?

[@bern9642]

Also Michael only threw out the tests in his office

[@timeichorst2221]

Great video! I especially appreciate your coverage of the radon and alcohorse theories! I came up with those on my since deleted Reddit account, TimmestTim, and I appreciate the attention you paid to them!

[@luner-thegamer-god_1338]

Because Micheal says “that’s what she said.” A lottt

[@corbinowens2437]

I love the radon theory!

[@pro_704]

The radon makes the most sense. Another example is the difference between Scranton and Stamford branches. Stamford is really quiet and really chill and not crazy. Scranton is. Why? Maybe randon?

[@tictac4949]

deral was drunk as hell when he did that

[@xzzlonezzwolfzzx]

Awesome video buddy. You earned yourself a sub ❤

[@bigwilly43729]

They become caricatures by Season 9, but most of these qualities were already present & established.

[@bern9642]

The simplest explanation is that the employees got crazier because they were competing fot screen time.

[@columbusohio299]

Because most people forget they were also normal people told they were on a reality show. I mean some of their shit was performance

[@quackster8295]

I won the 2002 $2,500 no limit deuce to seven draw tournament at the World Series of poker in Vegas. Sooo yeah. I’m pretty good at poker

[@PhilipTetreault]

7:05, There was a deleted scene where we saw Andy out of the water with the sumo suit, do he could not have sank.

[@JacobBeals]

Just found your channel! So happy I did! Lots of good stuff on here man! So many fun theories I didn't know about. And love hearing your takes on the show in general!

[@ProPrince]

andy doing parkour

[@tommystrickland6268]

As someone who just finished watching the show for the first time through. I personally felt like season 3 through like 7 Was the sweet spot of the show. The beginning seasons are a little rough and the ones toward the end Start slowly, making me personally dislike a lot of the characters until the actual finale. When they give a decent resolution to most of those issues

[@eyskak]

darrel only landed on that table because he was extremely, extremely intoxicated haha

[@birdknowsmyname]

Truman like theory: Im pretty new to the office universe, I have seen through all seasons one time. I got a sense that a lot of the characters lives are secretly planned out, maybe by producers. For example when Jim and Pam are pushed to go to the hospital during the volleyball match, coorporate seem pretty settled about that descission, like they (spoiler) aæready knows Pam is pregnant? Its only an idea

[@reznicak]

what about they were crazy in the first place and, as the show goes on, they get used to cameras and act more naturally...or just change of writers:D

[@iggydeez]

What if there is someone in the office (besides creed) who is completely crazy like murder crazy and the office simply adapted to this, without knowing

[@hairlesscat6458]

Like Dwight?

[@Elpickford]

New writers. Plots and storylines are hard to come buy and to keep people interested.

[@ajax201000]

I always found it odd how the entire 9 year span of episodes were broadcast within one year of the office universe.

[@myntzcraz101]

that is not accurate. the show goes through many years as evidenced by the growing of pam and jim’s children

[@ajax201000]

@@myntzcraz101 Read what i said again. Watch the finale episode, it is set 1 year after the previous/penultinate episode and all of the office episodes have aired, this means that in universe all 9 years of the office have been shown within one year.

[@thecustomizer2008]

Andy killed his brother Walter on the boat after he lost the camera and water purifier and he needed food and became so deranged he and Walter got into a fight and Andy eventually either killed and ate Walterbor dumped his body in the ocean. He then died of hunger and dehydration and never actually returned to Scranton. The Office never saw him again. Andy spent his last days alive having a fever dream about his friends but also not letting himself look like the good guy even in his dream since he is guilty for killing Walter and wants Erin to end up with someone so he picks Pete and idt the office would really owe Andy that much to call him Plop but Andys mind decided to keep that. And right before he died he let himself get a dream job at Cornell and have one of the best and most memorable lines of the series.

[@ФеофанЭтополедолжнобытьзаполне]

Dude, you like over forty, why you have so many toys? Nice job mimicking David Cross, btw.

[@bralky]

if i was followed by a bunch of people filming me and sometimes i would have not even known they would be filming me i would not change my personality at all, nope.

[@Zeltroix]

7:46 Science Bitch!

[@churmmmcuz2823]

The radon theory is interesting. But most of the clips are out of contexts. Erin has childhood trauma and Daryl was absolutely hammered in those clips.

[@clairobscur1413]

The radon theory is so interesting!

[@MRconfusedboy]

michael wasnt normal at the end, when he attended dwight and angela's wedding, he said it was like his children grew up and married eachother, and called it every parent's dream,

[@LiliQ18]

The andy sinking to lake scranton can't be true, theres a deleted scene where he is trying to get a ride from people driving by at night

[@Mulverine]

Unless the Sumo suit represents his ferry across to the afterlife...?

[@eiffelviolet]

@@Mulverine It's possible! I like the way you think.

[@W0LV1E45]

I don't know why some people theorize that Meredith is alternate Pam. Maybe future Erin might make more sense.

[@JennaLeigh]

One random semi-related to the Office observation: for a fandom so intensely into these characters, how do so many people spell the names so wrong? For years I've seen people screw up the name Michael, spelling it "Micheal". But I've seen Darryl (which is visible on his shirt for YEARS) spelled Derril, Darryal, Daryll, etc. I've seen Dwight spelled Dwite, Duiggte, and a few others. It just feels so odd to see characters with names constantly presented in video essays spelled correctly being messed up so terribly. Like wtf?!?!😂😂🤷🏻🤷🏻🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@BoyOHBoy123]

This video exists?!?!?!??!?

[@dancoglianese2315]

I think what really happened was the show stopped being funny the minute Michael left. It also seems like there were different writers at that point. Or shortly before that point. It was utterly unwatchable without Michael. And putting Andy in charge was a horrendous mistake. Even Jim and Pam became unwatchable. (Almost) all comedies make this egregious error: They turn a perfectly funny comedy into a dramedy by having the characters "evolve" in some way. The genius of Seinfeld was the fact that the characters were exactly who they were on the series finale as they were in the pilot. Once you start having drama that lasts longer than one episode, you have jumped the shark. The Office seasons 1-5 = pure gold, seasons 6-finale = garbage.

[@valh3503]

Being dead is such a lazy boring overused theory

[@victoriahope8371]

The radon got to everyone.

[@katieturner1973]

How about this they wanted it too be more funny and crazy later in the serious and no one is being posioned

[@ellebell9139]

Coocoobananas? Did you used to watch Degrassi?

[@Mulverine]

I don’t know what that is! 😂😂

[@ellebell9139]

@@Mulverine second best comedy series in TV history.... dang....

[@Mulverine]

Ok, did some research. No disrespect to any Degrassi viewers out there. It doesn't seem to be my cup of tea, but if you recommend a specific episode; I'll go check it out!

[@ellebell9139]

@@Mulverine Its a kids show but Degrassi the Next Generation is nostalgia fuel like anything else on "The N" in the 2000's. Episode titled "Time Stands Still" is pretty Iconic

[@LuluLaRue]

@@Mulverine I don't recommend Degrassi (as a Canadian it's difficult to avoid knowing about it) but a fun fact is Drake was a cast member in later sessions. He had a dark plot line about being shot at school by a classmate and being wheelchair bound.

[@paolasoto9261]

My theory is that everyone in The Office is neurodivergent

[@runningawayxz5yzx663]

good video

[@WhiffTheRubbishEngine1869]

Why is it that every show and movie and game and just a general piece of media has the same theory. They all die? I don’t think every thing every already died.

[@prestonspears6078]

Rip to office to being on Netflix. I’ll buy all the seasons before I sub to NBC thing

[@bevivoices]

6:35 wait do you really think that was near-death? They were like 2-4 feet deep

[@Fii38]

The real reason for changes is that the US does not know when to stop, and you do maybe 24 episodes a year, its too much

[@J-Stediford06]

What the hell is De-Evolve? Devolve is a word

[@HowardTheDork]

I don't think the show took an unnatural path... in the beginning they were all new to being in front of the camera and it shows... most of the actors/actresses anyway. Michael on season 1 could be thought of as trying to impress the camera and just comes across as facetious. As the show continues they get more comfortable and their true silliness comes out at times and the show is edited (even within the show) to showcase those moment, must like any actual "reality show" which is what it is since we never see the actual doc. You'll notice that in the moments when they don't know the camera is on them, their personalities change substantially. Jim loses his prankster attitude, michael becomes more depressed and less petulant. Phyllis is always phyllis... angela is basically always angela except for her infidelity and cat licking fetish. Andy had a nervous breakdown and instead of being treated he was sent to anger management. From that moment on he has a personality issue. He even tells us when he wants everyone to call him Drew. Daryl didn't spend much time upstairs so we don't really get an idea of who he is pre-moving upstairs, same as the rest of the warehouse folks. Kevin does seem to become less sophisticated but if you think about the episode where he decides it's easier to speak with his gardener by using broken english, it's reasonable to assume that he at some point decides his life would be easier if he just acts dumber. Dwight goes from seemingly not understanding deception and trickery to fully understanding it and participating in it. Pam goes from being Roy's door mat to being someone domineering in her relationship with Jim. It's framed in a way that makes her character unappealing in the later seasons. She simply doesn't seem to care about Jim's dreams even after he championed hers.

[@Tom-hw4bt]

Thats not Chris that vsauce what the hell

[@SchnippSchnappShnappi]

Young Jackson Galaxy)

[@odinlietzau]

The Darryl one is because he is drunk

[@corlenajames1381]

I loved The Office from start to finish🤣💖!!

[@preventablesuffering6239]

the way this guy pronounced subsequent lol wtf

[@jeremytassin7978]

But why then do characters like Jim and Pam stay pretty normalish. Shouldn't they all suffer from this?

[@lauriyna132]

you are literally vsauce

[@billyboot6117]

No audio?

[@Mulverine]

Is there an issue with the audio?

[@UtahManSirZS]

Working for me on Android

[@yaboythealien]

🍻

[@aaronjames3228]

Drunk Darryl is the most hilarious thing

[@katieturner1973]

😂

[@Mrbeach13]

Your shirt is too small

[@fuzzyslippers7520]

Lmao these theories are reaching to put it light. Andy clearly didn't sink in the sumo suit. Do they have to play out every single scene? That would make the series hours longer per episode and would be ridiculous to have to explain everything that happens in every episode.

[@grimreaperdy3440]

No I'm not dead I cant be killed.

[@alfieswindell4598]

I think that the characters got increasing erratic because the office was received well by audiences so the directors learnt and improved the comedy in the show

[@ToyInsanity]

Toby says radon is coming from the ground and there's asbestos in the ceiling. So radon poisoning should be worse in the warehouse. Maybe it's asbestos poisoning. Aruba, Aruba.

[@Mulverine]

Yeah....maybe...I guess I assumed there was the front portion of the building which is dedicated to office space, and then some Warehouse sections in the back of the building. Maybe the wide open spaces have less effect?

[@pullt]

The real reason is similar to this video: Simply trying to hard to milk a dead horse well past it's due date and/or shark jumping....