If they do they have a really cool way of showing it

You also won’t find greasy “photographers” trying to offer you “modeling gigs” at the airport

Colorado, it’s like California with fewer heroin addicts and child molesters

Well I’m my experience California would be an amazing state if it weren’t for the people there, lots of aggressive weirdos

Have you met Californians?

Like, 90% of it. There are a few nice souvenir stores

That’s why “merfolk” is such a good word

I always thought season 1 was stronger but the beginning can be pretty rough. In addition to finding their legs there was a lot of behind the scenes drama that they did a good job of hiding but looking back you can see the tension

Oh you’re right, in general critters are aggressively supportive, almost to a fault, that’s why it was so crazy to me. Like, aren’t you glad they’ve found a way to bring this amazing story to people that don’t play D&D?

Oh yeah, the show is based on a stream called Critical Role which is a group of video game voice actors that play Dungeons and Dragons. It’s highly entertaining but every season is like 100 4-6 hour episodes. The story is an original one created by the DM Matt Mercer

Yeah, it was a whole thing in the shitposting group I was a part of, a lot of people got kicked for being assholes for no reason

The only problem is the community can be kind of toxic to people who only watched the cartoon and not the twitch streams

Yeah but I bet she includes herself on this list