He Made Her Realize Disrespect Was Never Part Of The Job. The most powerful beliefs aren’t always the ones we choose. Sometimes they’re the ones we stop questioning. What starts as a small compromise can slowly become something we accept without even noticing. The moment someone asks the right question, that illusion can break instantly. Suddenly, something that felt normal no longer makes sense. That’s why the right question is often more powerful than the right answer. A single question is enough to remind us that respect was never something we were supposed to earn by tolerating less of it. Movie: LaRoy, Texas #selfrespect #boundaries #personalgrowth #humanbehavior #psychology #selfworth #mindset #movieclips #shorts
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Dylan Baker is an absolute master at playing weird, dangerous characters.
When you talk to certain people you suddenly realize how dangerous they can be. Not evil. Not unlawful. Just capable. It's like when you talk to someone who talks about slaughter pigs. I once asked a person like that about killing another human being. She said to me, "If I have to.". It wasn't that she said it. It was that she said it with the same eyes and inflection she had when talking about slaughtering pigs. I felt like ice had washed through me. I never brought it up again.
The moment you stop normalizing disrespect, your standards start protecting you.
Feels like if Mr. Rogers was a retired assassin.
He's right, what we allow in the beginning will continue on
Him and Steve Buscemi can play brothers.
The actor did a GREAT job portraying 'dangerous' with simple words and expressions. Bravo!
I've seen this actor in many shows but I don't think I've ever seen him smile before. Good god, it's terrifying...
What you tolerate, you enable. As chilling as his performance is, he is right
An scene from the show Mr InBetween. Ray the main character is in a anger management class talking to the therapist. TP: Ray, Do you enjoy hitting people? Ray: if I do hit somebody, I generally got a pretty good reason TP:And you think you had a good reason Ray: Did I just say that? TP: Remind me the reason was? Ray: Cuz they were assholes. TP:The world is full of assholes Ray.. Do you realize that. Ray: Yeah. And you know why? TP: Why? Ray: Cuz people let them get away with it.
It's his creepy smile that gets me
“The right man in the wrong place can make all the difference in the world.” This guy could 100% portray a live action G-Man. Got the looks and cadence.
It is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. Edit: Holy shit reading comprehension is a struggle for some of you.
I'd rather adjust my life to your absence than adjust my boundaries for your disrespect 🎯
It's the quiet ones that fucking terrify me. He fits that bill.
LaRoy, Texas (2023)
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Mr rogers doesn't play games
"it's important to finish things once we started them." this line literally sent shivers down my spine. he was DEAD serious on that one.
The movie is LaRoy, Texas from 2023. (It’s in the description.)