Walsh called raw milk disgusting and unsanitary, sparking outrage from raw milk fans who responded with 14,000 comments and thousands more reactions.
Walsh argued that sick days are for children and no adult should take them, even if they have minor illnesses like meningitis.
Walsh believes a true man should go to work no matter how sick, citing an old-school mentality where one should work through any illness.
Walsh claimed that all anime is satanic, describing it as weird and creepy, which became a rallying cry for the anime community.
Walsh apologized, acknowledging that he should not have upset the anime community and that they are not to be messed with due to their stress and obesity.
Walsh clarified that not all anime fans are in their parents' basements, and while they might be demonically possessed, their other issues overshadow this.
Hey, Matt! It's time to start the video!
On occasion, I have found myself in a situation where people on the internet are mad at me. And that probably seems surprising to many of you who've been following me for years. I'm such a likable, friendly guy. Man, F you. Eat my entire ass. It's hard to believe anybody would ever be mad at me for any reason, but sometimes they are. Let's get to the list. And we'll go three to one. We'll start at number three. Number three.
This has to be in the top three. It's a recent hit, and that is, of course, raw milk. It's just a few months ago that I tweeted that raw milk is disgusting and unsanitary, and there were like 14,000 outraged comments on that tweet alone. That's not exaggeration. 14,000. 14,000 people. And many thousands more beyond that as the raw milk fans exploded in outrage.
Well, they were either exploding in outrage or from the diarrhea from all the E. coli in their milk. Either way, it's no wonder that they were so upset. But this is about healing today. It's about coming to an understanding. So this is what I want to say to the raw milk fans. I want to tell you that I hear you, that I understand you, that I don't judge you. It's understandable that you're so angry, that you're so furious, that you're so hysterical with rage.
And it's because of the parasites in your brain from the raw milk. And I'm sorry. I'm sorry that you're totally infested with worms. I know it's hard. I know what you're going through. I mean, I don't know exactly. I don't have the dietary habits of a third world hobo like you do, but I can imagine. And I truly feel for you. If I could reach out to you and give you a hug, I would. But I don't want to catch whatever viruses you have. So from a safe social distance, I want to tell you that I'm here for you.
So that's the first one. Number two, here's another recent one. It was a big one. Also within the last few months, the internet was shocked and appalled and scandalized when I said that sick days are for children and that no adult...
should ever take a sick day. Sick days are for children, okay? I still came into the office and recorded a video with subtitles when I lost my voice. The doctor said I had meningitis. He said it's a minor illness. I should be fine in a few days. Need to be at work, okay? This was very upsetting to many people who started hyperventilating and screaming at me about it. They said that they take sick days all the time and how dare I pass judgment on them for it.
I believe them that they're sick all the time, and that's what they get for drinking all the raw milk. But I was especially surprised by the number of men who were shrieking like little girls at me. I don't mean that as an insult, but it's just like they did sound like little girls. Because I come from an old school tradition. You know, the way I see it, a man gets up, goes to work, no matter how sick he feels. I don't care if you have a fever of 112 degrees. I don't care if your internal organs are falling out of your orifices. You pick them up, you put them back wherever they'll fit, and you go to work.
I don't care if you died 20 years ago. You get up and bring your decaying ass to work. That's just, that's my mentality though. And it's how I was raised. And I've realized that not every man was raised the same way. I should have understood that. I should have accounted for it. And I need to stop imposing my way of thinking and living on other people, which is why I'm sorry I wasn't more specific. I should, I am, because I should have said that, you know, if you take a sick day,
It means that you're a woman or your child or you're a total pansy. I should have said that. I should have added that layer of nuance. Right. And I didn't. And I apologize. So I want to once again, once again, I ignore the wuss community and that's on me. So you could have been if you take a sick day or any of those or you're gay. So that's the other thing. It could also be that I don't mean that as an insult. Again, it's not an insult. I'm just saying it's one of those things is what you are if you take a sick day.
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Just go to hallow.com slash Walsh to get started. That's H-A-L-L-O-W dot com slash Walsh. Let's actually prepare our hearts for Christmas this year instead of just our shopping carts. Finally, my number one internet controversy, and this takes us back a couple of years to that infamous moment when I said, totally seriously, of course, that anime is satanic. What's your opinion on anime? It's really popular amongst teens and young adults. I think it's all satanic.
All anime to me seems weird, just like bizarre, creepy. And this has proved to be the hot take of all hot takes. What was for me a brief aside, an offhanded remark, has become a rallying cry for the anime community for years now. They're still traumatized by it, even now. So today I do want to apologize to the anime community. It's taken me a while. It's taken me a couple of years to work up
to get to this point where I can even say this. I should not have said anything to upset you. I should not have angered you. I should not have bullied you. I should have known better. You guys are not the ones to mess with. I've realized that, you know, because you can't handle the stress because you're morbidly obese. And I should have known better. I should have taken that into account. And I'm sorry. Rather than needlessly trolling you, I should have helped you get past the trauma. I should have helped you to get over it.
I mean, I can't help you get over anything physically because of the obesity, but I can help you emotionally, and I should have. And while we're on the subject, I want to make one of the—because this also upsets me a little. Because here's the thing. There are—some people were taking my side in this whole debate, and some of the things that those people said that were on my side, ostensibly, I found kind of upsetting. And—
One thing is that all these anime people, they're all sitting in their mom's basements, right? They're sitting in their parents' basements yelling at you. And I want to be clear, I know that you're not all sitting in your parents' basements. You might also be in their den or in their attic. They don't let you in the living room because they're ashamed. But the point is that you're not necessarily in the basement. You might not even have a basement. As for the issue of being demonically possessed, are you all demonically possessed? Well, probably, but...
You've got so many other problems that the demon possession isn't even the biggest one. So that's the good news. Your life is so bad that in comparison to your other issues, being demonically possessed isn't that... So anyway, I think that that's my... But that's on the bright side is what I'm trying to say. So...
Good. I think with that, I think it's safe to say that I've settled all these beefs and now we can all get along and live happily ever after. You're welcome.
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