Mr. Inbetween | Didn't I just say that? | Season 1: Episode 4 | Hulu

[@jjc4577]

the fact that there is so much retail theft in San Francisco that several stores have simply left the city altogether proves Ray's point.

[@michaelapple6563]

It used to be a nice city to go out to dinner. Now the A-holes run it because we let them. Despite the delusional politicians running the show now, consequences will eventually be inescapable.

[@bluecollarnobody4217]

One of the truest quotes I ever heard People only do things because they’re allowed to get away with it

[@eriklarson2066]

He is 100% correct

[@purplepeavey7874]

The look on ray’s face at the end of this clip makes me think he feels he was just disrespected by the group leaders comment.

[@RamonAlmonte-xy9qf]

Episode 12

[@RamonAlmonte-xy9qf]

I want to watch episode 12 play video now

[@shaftlamer]

Duh. Because he did😂

[@mgh7634]

He was and the group leader was completely oblivious to it, which proved Ray's point.

[@SkywoodFarm]

That's because he's a lunatic, like most of his fans are.

[@an.cr.9676]

Am i the only one who thinks he made perfect sense ?

[@ryta1203]

No, you're not alone.

[@IndieVolken]

the woke councillor needs a tune up too

[@kimmonurmi3074]

No you are not. Rays way of life and way of thinking are just like my owns are, and i have got no problem with those at all.

[@Peter_Wendt]

If spending your life bouncing from one fight to another while going in and out of jail sounds like perfect sense, then sure. Being able to swallow your pride and walk away from doing something stupid is an important skill to cultivate.

[@michaeldoolan7595]

No we are the silent majority.

[@mf8838]

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing

[@chris70237]

unless, of course, both parties think the other one is evil- which is usually the case.

[@OrdnanceTV]

Yeah, no 'evil' despot or tyrant in history ever thought of themselves as truly evil or a 'villain'. Even Hitler thought he was helping improve society.

[@Paul-sz3iq]

Intentions dont matter consequenses do a principal that Ray is holding up

[@JB-fg9jo]

Consequences, he got that spot on.

[@hanif-pl5hd]

the therapist is like ally's brother, trying to gaslight ray.

[@Kevin-fq4hf]

This is my favorite clip yet! 😅🤣😂

[@OneBlackman-hb6lw]

great scene

[@kleenbeats]

People like that councillor live in a bubble waiting to pop. When it does, they’ll be wishing that more real men like Ray existed in the world! Also, It’s because of men like Ray throughout history that the bubble even exists todays. The cycle will come full circle, history confirms it!

[@danielanthony8373]

This is such a great series Such a great character I just binged watch first 2 seasons

[@kubanofan]

Two excellent fresh Australian series of the world level - Mr. Inbetween and Glitch.

[@OrdnanceTV]

What is Glitch about? If it's anything like this show in pacing and dialogue, I'd be very interested.

[@lawsonfan5797]

@2:42 "You haven't been paying attention at all have you?"

[@marekmaxpabianice]

loud music - people say nothing, swearing - nothing, shouting in a garden - nothing. Start from your neighbors. You are afraid to get into a conflict so you allow your neighbors to get away with everything.

[@GarrisonFall]

Ray's morality is OK... so long as everyone else shares Ray's morality.

[@jacobb5625]

therein lies the counterargument. unreal that people here are missing that

[@Stormsniper01]

What gives him the right to speak on behalf of society is what Ray should have said.

[@cornishplumber5051]

yes

[@bb33nnii]

What a terrible therapist. Kept interjecting rather than letting Ray talk and listen.

[@KevanKChannel]

I’m so confused. Can please someone give a counterargument to what he just said?

[@nicholassmith7984]

I have three: 1 - Everyone has a different idea of what constitutes "being an arsehole," especially in this day of "it was just a joke!" With everyone having a different idea of what's acceptable - and a habit of doubling-down when they're in the wrong - you're going to end up with a lot of random violence if you can bash people for that. 2 - Without witnesses, there's no way to know if someone did something to warrant a bashing. Anyone can just attack anybody, and if they get caught, just say "they were being an arsehole." 3 - You'll end up with the strongest and most violent getting away with whatever behaviour they want, because even if they cause trouble, nobody's going to mess with them. You can't rely on there being someone bigger and stronger around with the right mind who can put them in their place. Women especially will be vulnerable. So while there is a logic, and even appeal, to what Ray is saying here, it can never work in practice because it would need absolutely everyone to be on the same page in all things. With everyone going around permitted to act on their own interpretation of right-and-wrong, you end up with absolute chaos.

[@KevanKChannel]

@@nicholassmith7984 Thank you! I'm 0,2 % wiser now.

[@lvrrylxrd232]

looking back, this "therapist" is horrible at his job and wouldnt let ray finish his story

[@CallsignEskimo-l3o]

I never noticed before but the foreheads on both of them are wrinkled they could be Klingons.

[@OrdnanceTV]

Yes, I too am a wrinkly-foreheaded Klingon.

[@shaftlamer]

Society needs more men like this and less like the therapist.

[@brettfavreify]

The judgemental therapist.

[@jonkuiper4703]

Fun fact, the group councillor is the director of the series .

[@OrdnanceTV]

The group councillor is played by David Michod. The director is Nash Edgerton, he plays Ally's brother, the asshole with the ponytail who Ray kicks through the glass window at Ally's parent's house.

[@SpectreGunship]

I thought they were different, was going to say he plays the arsehole very well.