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#Reddit sitting on clouds Pc
The PC is connected to the internet via Ethernet, connection itself is perfectly fine. It’s also worth pondering if the flashbacks in the show are fresh in the memories of the Pearson kids as adults.I have a brand new PC built recently and installing Creative Cloud for the first time on this machine today. Only during his therapy session did he begin to understand this to small degrees. Randall was an overachiever and became so competitive to do well and take care of things, it obviously shaped how he ended up suffering from anxiety. Because Randall was adopted, it also made clashing personalities among the kids more of a problem. Subconsciously or not, Jack seemed to be doing the same with his kids. Of course, this spilled over into Jack and Nicky being competitive, with Nicky being the one who felt inferior to his brother for years.
He and his brother, Nicky, had to live up to the expectations of their abusive father. Jack, though, basically grew up in a competitive environment himself. There’s a good argument to be made there about this scene not being the greatest parenting move of all time. Not a great parenting choice in my book.” One Reddit user above stated it bluntly: “Am I the only one who really hates the opening scene? What kind of weird family tradition was that? Make the kids sit around the table and analyze their report cards in front of each other? Especially with the discrepancy in their grades. Was the comparison of report cards a major parenting mistake by Jack and Rebecca? It may also explain the deepening riff occurring eventually between Randall and Kevin. In the world of the Pearsons, this scene alone might explain so much about how Randall ultimately ended up going to a therapist for anxiety. Others said they had similar situations in their real family lives and never had lifelong riffs with their siblings. Some people found this disturbing since it immediately set a competitive spirit between the kids that may have blown up into bigger problems down the road. With the family sitting around the dinner table, the kids were asked by Jack and Rebecca to compare the grades on their report cards. As always, Reddit gives a major pulse on what people are thinking, and comments about the opening scene in this episode are more than interesting.Īs they noticed, the opening flashed back to the 1990s again when the kids were still in school. Not much talk about the opening scene in Clouds has been done, other than fans on social media who don’t miss one morsel of detail. Mandy Moore as Rebecca, Milo Ventimiglia as Jack | Ron Batzdorff/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank
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