I know I'm going to come off as a bitch/dick, but honestly: Seth's brother has been dead for at least a month now. I honestly have forgotten his "dying wish of tipping people hugely" until you guys brought that hoopla back up, and I wager some of the internet did as well. I mean it's nice that Seth's trying to remember his brother that way, but I don't recall his brother's dying wish to be "tip everyone $500 every chance you get." It was simply a one-time thing, at least to me. Making it into a phenomenon is kinda ruining that wish in my opinion.
Yeah, I kinda of take that away from it, too. I get that this guy wants to do something to remember his brother and I certainly would never fault him for wanting to fulfill his brother's last wish, no matter how ridiculous or whatever it is. But when he comes in there and starts complaining about how it's SO HARD to give away all that money, it just really feels like this is becoming all about this guy and what he's doing, rather than about his brother.
But it's that guy's life and it was his brother that died, so whatever.
Exactly how I feel about it. It's just very attention whore-ish to me. I think it becoming an internet sensation is what changed Seth in regards to it and I find it really scuzzy that he continues to do it simply because it's a (or
was) an internet sensation because it made people feel good.
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Oh wow. The dude that suicided is that Nagoshi YOU GUYS dude?

Wow, what a bitch way to go out but he isn't entirely wrong with that post either...
I know I'm going to come off as a bitch/dick, but honestly: Seth's brother has been dead for at least a month now. I honestly have forgotten his "dying wish of tipping people hugely" until you guys brought that hoopla back up, and I wager some of the internet did as well. I mean it's nice that Seth's trying to remember his brother that way, but I don't recall his brother's dying wish to be "tip everyone $500 every chance you get." It was simply a one-time thing, at least to me. Making it into a phenomenon is kinda ruining that wish in my opinion.
Yeah, I kinda of take that away from it, too. I get that this guy wants to do something to remember his brother and I certainly would never fault him for wanting to fulfill his brother's last wish, no matter how ridiculous or whatever it is. But when he comes in there and starts complaining about how it's SO HARD to give away all that money, it just really feels like this is becoming all about this guy and what he's doing, rather than about his brother.
But it's that guy's life and it was his brother that died, so whatever.
No I completely disagree. It sounds like it has transformed into a new cause. It helps uplift the spirits of (most likely) working class people.
I mean his brother's death was the catalyst for this but I don't think you can knock seth for being honest about the challenging schedule he's set himself to.
Which is what his brothers dying wish was about. A surprise to a working class person. The internet thought that was awesome, gave him money and then he makes it about
him and having to do it
so many times after he did it
once which is all his brother wanted. A surprise to a server/working-class person. It kinda... spits in the face of that wish, in my opinion. Yeah, he's being honest about that schedule, but it kinda comes off... not "honest," per say... but kinda... I dunno how to describe it... just rubs me the wrong way.