The whole "Illegals look just like you and me" joke was funny but legit, that episode made me almost cry, just the silent shot at the end of Mateo in the back of the car
That was such a well done episode, especially the final chase. Everyone was so desperate to help him that Amy, a character who’s normally straight laced and rational, was willing to literally strip alongside a much younger coworker to help him escape. It was a character study alongside a well done episode. In short, this show is underrated.
@@songbird6414 The story arc about Mateo being deported as a whole is probably one of the most memorable things about the show, I was close to tears in the next episode when Cheyenne and Amy went to visit him
@@amazingspiderlad I know me too. Cheyenne being nervous and guilty paired with a motherly and well meaning Amy opposite Mateo, who was just purely scared, got me so much.
The last scene is the truth for some of us that have to take public transportation into work. My home is so fucked when it comes to just a straight path to work that I have to go through 4 buses before I get to my job.
@@katy3901 i live in sweden, so i know these policies through and through, the scandinavian countries are all hyper capitalists with a generous safety net, but then we also pay a ludicrous amount of tax on everything, in america they whine that their gas prices are "skyrocketing", but you barely pay more for a gallon than we pay for a litre of gasoline, a burger meal at mcdonalds is less than half the price in the US etc, the problem isnt "why arent we adopting these policies" its "the people will literally burn this country to the ground before they pay even 10 cents more for anything"
@@Elbereth_TV Lol that's fair, I made a drunken mistake of being an eijit; I'm not American either and I do just find it funny when I see some right-wing Americans simultaneously calling higher taxes socialist, and not wanting to call Nordic countries socialist because of the high quality of life more than anything. Obviously not applicable to you, so I do apologise.
Yeah the writers of Superstore could make jokes and funny one-liners, but they couldn't do anything political at all correctly (or even subtle). Kinda sucks they had so many dodgy episodes due to their attempts.
Oh no, praising a system that doesn’t fundamentally exploit and nickel-and-dime people for their labor… You may not be making a claim as dumb as 0:53, but when you say shit like “WOKE propaganda”, misspell multiple words and leave a word out, you sure don’t sound much smarter. And cherry picking examples of places that struggle for various reasons and blaming it all on “socialism” is ridiculous. Conversely, there are hundreds of problems caused by capitalist countries that tie directly back to capitalism.
@@caseys2698 if you think socialist countries haven't exploited the people for their labour, I think you're sorely missing some history lessons. That isn't exclusively a capitalist issue. And he's right about it being "woke propaganda". Considering the character who complained is essentially just a strawman of anything right-wing the show wants to criticise, then Garrett just making up random statements as if socialism inherently has those policies (and no negative ones) and it's a valid point. The show does not cover politics well when it's just *dumb person says simplistic right-wing statement nobody says* *Literally any other cast member retorts pointing out how stupid it is* *Everyone laughs*
The whole "Illegals look just like you and me" joke was funny but legit, that episode made me almost cry, just the silent shot at the end of Mateo in the back of the car
That was such a well done episode, especially the final chase. Everyone was so desperate to help him that Amy, a character who’s normally straight laced and rational, was willing to literally strip alongside a much younger coworker to help him escape. It was a character study alongside a well done episode.
In short, this show is underrated.
@@songbird6414 The story arc about Mateo being deported as a whole is probably one of the most memorable things about the show, I was close to tears in the next episode when Cheyenne and Amy went to visit him
@@amazingspiderlad I know me too. Cheyenne being nervous and guilty paired with a motherly and well meaning Amy opposite Mateo, who was just purely scared, got me so much.
@@songbird6414 It honestly made me so happy that it worked out for them in the end
I was happy Mateo is annoying
“I’m from Hawaii”
“Not today you’re not!”
That killed me 😂😂😂😂
Says that with so much confidence 😂
There are still people that think you need a passport to visit Hawaii because "you're leaving the country"
Sandra getting all militant and fearless is EVERYTHING!!!
i forget which ep its from but i wanna rewatch it so bad
The character development with sandra is next level
"the death of retail? That's great news for our STORE" -one of Garrett's best lines
i love suggesting this show to people like “it’s so funny and relatable!” and just waiting for them to be radicalized
👏👏👁👄👁👏👏👍
hehe
Haha. Liberals are so gullible and susceptible. Easily fooled by a sitcom.
i love how many of these clips are just garrett being himself
LMAO
The 34 to the 66 to the 94 to the 70 to the 58X!!! You tell them Sandra!!!! 😂 I love Superstore!
The Sitcommunist Manifesto really went off on this one.
I LOVE THIS
@@thomaskole9881 S A M E
0:44 I smell socialism yez! lol
I used to take the bus everywhere so when Sandra went off, I felt that
Jonah’s brexit costume was actually a pretty good and clever costume.
This show is so underrated
1:24 “Looks matter Jonah.”
- Glenn the hotdog Sturgis
0:53 Omg I love Garrett even more and I didn't think it was possible
This is brilliant. I love all these characters. ❤️💕🤣
I miss this show so much!
superstore cast my beloved
YES. I'm over here almost crying (dramatic ik) over how much I miss the show and the cast 😂😭😭
This
The ending got me
Glen saying Jonah the best looking , gives very much Michelle and ryan 😂
The last scene is the truth for some of us that have to take public transportation into work. My home is so fucked when it comes to just a straight path to work that I have to go through 4 buses before I get to my job.
Angry sandra is the GOAT
Love this show
Marcus is EVERYTHING!!!!
this show radicalized me. again.
This was definitely a show based on Wal-Mart
based garrett
The last clip is hilarious Sandra has no idea what’s going on 😭
This video looks like it was edited by Jonah
I need to get back on this show 😂
Superstore being a sussy baka for 4 minutes and 20 seconds straight
Comrade Garrett!
I think this show was my commie awakening
love that for u
It’s actually 31 SECONDS, jk
Watching this just makes me think only this cheap downside because the show takes place on St. Louis.
Just 4 minutes and 30 seconds?
Seriously. Why does nobody ever notice Amy's employee's tag?
Because its mentioned in like the first ep. Everyone notices
I love the different name tags
month
ooo
i did yay
this show feels illegal
🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Didn't know garrett was a socialist.
the show is..
pee poo
me 11
imagine being so bad at writing that you still compare scandinavia to socialism.
Well if you don't want to call Nordic models socialist because they're too good, why don't you implement those policies?
@@katy3901 i live in sweden, so i know these policies through and through, the scandinavian countries are all hyper capitalists with a generous safety net, but then we also pay a ludicrous amount of tax on everything, in america they whine that their gas prices are "skyrocketing", but you barely pay more for a gallon than we pay for a litre of gasoline, a burger meal at mcdonalds is less than half the price in the US etc, the problem isnt "why arent we adopting these policies" its "the people will literally burn this country to the ground before they pay even 10 cents more for anything"
@@Elbereth_TV Lol that's fair, I made a drunken mistake of being an eijit; I'm not American either and I do just find it funny when I see some right-wing Americans simultaneously calling higher taxes socialist, and not wanting to call Nordic countries socialist because of the high quality of life more than anything. Obviously not applicable to you, so I do apologise.
Yeah the writers of Superstore could make jokes and funny one-liners, but they couldn't do anything political at all correctly (or even subtle). Kinda sucks they had so many dodgy episodes due to their attempts.
They do that because that's what American politicians refer to as socialism. Paying taxes and having working healthcare
show is awesome but sometimes I feel this WOKE propaganda.
praising socializm is dumb as f, just ask ppl in Wenezuela, Cuba or eastern Europe.
Oh no, praising a system that doesn’t fundamentally exploit and nickel-and-dime people for their labor…
You may not be making a claim as dumb as 0:53, but when you say shit like “WOKE propaganda”, misspell multiple words and leave a word out, you sure don’t sound much smarter.
And cherry picking examples of places that struggle for various reasons and blaming it all on “socialism” is ridiculous.
Conversely, there are hundreds of problems caused by capitalist countries that tie directly back to capitalism.
Maybe learn to spell the names of the countries you want to criticise...
You’re afraid of the government spying on you on the toilet aren’t you
@@caseys2698 if you think socialist countries haven't exploited the people for their labour, I think you're sorely missing some history lessons. That isn't exclusively a capitalist issue.
And he's right about it being "woke propaganda". Considering the character who complained is essentially just a strawman of anything right-wing the show wants to criticise, then Garrett just making up random statements as if socialism inherently has those policies (and no negative ones) and it's a valid point.
The show does not cover politics well when it's just
*dumb person says simplistic right-wing statement nobody says*
*Literally any other cast member retorts pointing out how stupid it is*
*Everyone laughs*
Cry more you capitalist infant.
I hate that superstores and brooklyn 99 went to woke BS in their last seasons
@md funny how he didn't realize that
You didn't watch the first ep let alone the first season did you
This show started with a strike and has been about unionising for literally its entire runtime.