who was in the wrong?
Who was in the wrong?
James Bennett
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Alexander Jenkins
The king. For letting elves set up shop.
Zachary James
The knight, he can't force someone to sell him something.
Adrian Campbell
what if the Knight's duty required him to have the strongest potion to achieve his goals as sanctioned by a King or Lord. That would put fault onto the potion seller.
Kevin Brooks
imagine trying to buy an item in a game and the game says you have to wait until you've progressed more oh wait...
Christopher Young
Potion seller is a professional when it comes to potion selling and brewing. Knight should have listened to him from the begginning as he knows best.
Aiden Clark
>gives in and lets the retard have the potion
>he ODs right before the battle
>gets charged with manslaughter
Aiden Davis
Potion Seller was 100% in the wrong. He constantly goes on and on about how his strongest potions are too strong because they'd kill beasts let alone men but if that's the case then no one would be able to buy them. They're either just for show or for fucking gods. Either way he should have realized that this kind of strength isn't what the knight wanted and put his focus onto his next-strongest potion, or whichever one was fit for men. It's like a kid asking for some money and you telling him no because he can't handle having $1000
Ryder Lee
That puts the fault on the King or the Knight still.
Josiah Anderson
>Literally suggests the Knight should find someone who sells weaker potions.
>Hurrdurr why didn't he offer weaker potions?
> It's like a kid asking for some money and you telling him no because he can't handle having $1000
And on one should respond to this.
Logan Butler
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Joseph Morales
you can't get charged for letting some retard take something dangerous after you warn him
Ethan Howard
Potion Seller was in the wrong. The Knight knew exactly what he was getting into and accepted the terms. If Potion Seller isn't even willing to sell to anyone, why is he selling in the first place?
Sebastian Reed
The knight insisted on his strongest potions so it's his own fault.
Aaron Evans
why didn't the knight just kill the potion seller and take his strongest potions?
Jeremiah Sanchez
Logan Young
Consider that Potion Seller is a specialist. He brews the strongest potions because that's his niche. These potions are not at all intended for consumption by most people, especially some chucklefuck knight. The Knight, however, is pigheaded and refuses to leave after I kindly suggest that he find another merchant.
Sebastian Rivera
>knight
>killing a defenceless civilian
Caleb Hughes
Who are potion seller's potions even meant for?
Jayden Thompson
The strongest.
Blake Brown
>do joke video
>laugh at own jokes
this is fucking cringe
Cooper Jenkins
no one. it's an allegory.
Nathaniel Bell
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Colton Cruz
No it's like if I only have 50 dollar bills in my wallet and a kid asks me for a quarter to get a gumball
Bentley Myers
I mean, it really depends.
How well known was it that the potion seller only sold dragons that beings stronger than humans could handle?
If it was common knowledge, then it's the knights fault for trying to bite off more than he can chew and getting pissy about the potion seller trying to save him.
If the potion seller looked like any other potion shop, then the potion seller unreasonably acts like an asshole. Though this might just be because of his unsustainable business model, as it would presumably be incredibly difficult to turn a profit selling non-human potions in the human based society unless it was well established what your target demographic was and you had non-human travellers frequently coming paying high amounts for the potions.
Connor Collins
Will Knight ever be strong enough for Potion Seller's potions?
Parker Hall
You're clearly new, this video is nostalgic if anything
Kayden Moore
I forgot to add at the end that i meant that he's acting like an asshole due to the frustration of running a non-economically viable business
Robert James
What the fuck was Potion Seller doing with potions too strong for even the mightiest of men? The King would be awfully displeased to hear about a shady Potion Seller doing business with non-humans like Dragons, Orcs, Elves, etc. He should be turned in at once and dealt with by the royal court.
Logan Green
In a perfect world the potion seller would have supported the knight because it was his civic duty to the nation. If the town comes under attack the potion seller will be partially to blame.
Colton Ortiz
I know when the video came out, and I thought the same back then
James Gonzalez
>Perfect world.
>Knights.
>Taxes.
>States.
Alexander Clark
But the potion seller is not human.
Nolan Moore
He probably sells regular potions, as well, but the knight was being too pigheaded so he just refused to do all business with him