>>24045386God forbid a dude want to be a family man now that he's got a perpetually secure income doing something that started as a funny bit but he eventually became chained to
>which he didn't even really want to do or be known forand decide he wants to care about his family instead of keeping autistic hypercritical retards happy. Or, keep dealing with the rotating shit-fires in this community.
>ORdedicate his free time since he basically never needs to work a 9 to 5 again to pursuing his passion projects which whatever others thing actually make him fucking happy.
Him and Doug started a Golden Era of Internet Comedy. Back then you didn't have sponsors or fucking talent agencies manufacturing success. You actually had to amuse people and market yourself. These people used to be real dudes. You could pat them on the back at an open bar at MagFest and have a beer and have a fun conversation about nerd shit with them. Get a photo, don't be weird and have a good time.
Now the Internet has gone the way of CableTV. Not only that they survived all the dumpster fires like #ChangeTheChannel. The content petered out, became a dead bit. Doug seems to legitimately enjoy what he does now, too.
It was a good time. They deserved to move on. They got the good ending.
We just wish we'd known how good we had it before we woke up and it was over.
I really hope he's not dead. I'd be crushed on behalf of his kids and friends.
