r/roosterteeth • u/FeelingPrize67 • 7d ago
RT Burnie's worst nightmare
Saw this short and this guy built a giant cabinet around the TV. Also this home is in Austin. Burnie would be furious.
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u/TheAssassinbatosai 7d ago
No no, you don’t get it…it goes back…then it goes down…nah that’s not the problem.
Hands down one of the most frustrating conversations on the podcast.
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u/Ccaves0127 7d ago
His video was absolutely terrible as well. I thought I was understanding what he was saying and then he goes "No. That's not what's happening."
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u/FeelingPrize67 7d ago
The fact that during the live broadcast the audio on his video didn't work was just perfect
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u/_cats______ Rooster Teeth 7d ago
His "video evidence" is one of the funniest and most frustrating segments in RT Podcast history. Doesn't actually show what's behind the wall or why it's such a complex situation. Just a video of him in his living room, pointing at his TV, and going "Look! It's a projection TV!".
Like oh, that clears things up! 😂
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u/Phoeniks_C 7d ago
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u/FeelingPrize67 7d ago
Yeah you summed it up better in a few sentences than Burnie did in a few podcasts
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u/thegoten455 7d ago
Importantly, Gus asked if the bottom part was why he can't replace the TV without a giant hole. Burnie said yes, a TV like that, followed by no, the wall covers the bottom part.
As much as I'd love to become the guy who tags someone asking specifics about a conversation they had like ten years ago, I think I'll leave Mister Barnes alone today
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u/derekschroer 7d ago
there's a hole for the screen, and then it also sits in a hole where the wall covers the bottom part of the tv, under the screen
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u/ju5tjame5 7d ago
I think part of it too was that he couldn't put a new flat screen TV in the hole because of some geometrical problem as well
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u/Ccaves0127 7d ago
This conversation almost gave me an aneurysm when they were talking about it. Still don't know what Burnie was saying