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shmoney maker :

is this show just cooking whiplash???

whoismasov :

as a life long victim of RAS I wouldn’t wish ulcers on my worse enemy although in this scene I think he was talking about stomach ulcers but maybe it’s mouth ulcers

Spyrovader 00 :

Carmy realized he’s become everything he’s hated…😔💔

claytongrisen :

is this what it takes to be great guys

minitruckin_d21 :

Season 3 was overhated and still a good season

footfinder.aol :

Winning and greatness costs

Biggus :

I think the point of the show is 1. Yes absolutely that is the price for greatness. 2. Is that price worth paying? I think the shows answer for a lot of people is no. Carmy has achieved greatness and now he really just wants peace with his girlfriend and he struggles with that because he still has his desire to be great that conflicts with that

Carson Bopp :

What’s devastating is that he’s right💔💔

Dylan :

His way to twist his pain with words is insane

idkze20 :

I have nightmares and panic attacks very often. It sucks when you can’t even hold a job down because of mental health tho

Stonesound :

Anyone who is saying "if you want to be great, that's what it takes" needs to examine the fact that there are plenty of great talents who are kind and plenty of hacks who are cruel.

m4dunnn/ :

"that's the point, right"

Cool, Cool, Cool…Carson :

Some people think that good is good enough and that’s OK that’s real. It’s just not my reality. It’s not a gig. It’s not a job. It’s not a career I take my craft serious.

seven :

holy, I thought he played lip wonderfully but ig hes just an amazing actor😭

🧁🦄𝄞𝒜𝓊𝒷𝓇𝑒𝓎𑣲┆🧃🐛 :

he reminds me of my older brother☹️

Liz <3 :

This means something to me 😭

Rhymes :

As someone who has worked his way up in this industry my mentors did the same you have to just keep you head down and push through it and now I’ve been managing for 5 years

Lawrmannen2 :

whiplash reference?

Felps 🙏 :

Smabel :

As someone who has achieved monumental goals I set (Full ride to a great school, Running a Research Lab and being co authored in a book) it never feels like enough. It never will. Don’t try to fill a void

Kbrandon.06 :

oh shit its not just about cooking

KatlynVickers :

I got a degree in organizational leadership to also feel like this. I love my degree but sometimes it’s too much and people don’t understand that because of how people perceive it at first.