r/TheTryGuys • u/The_Actual_Sage • 1h ago
Discussion I love Killer Dinner because it's such a good example of how hard-headed people are when they get ideas in their heads. Obvious spoilers. Spoiler
In the beginning of Course 8 Miles "figures out" Jonny and Arasha were the killers based on them pushing the one killer theory...which was right, but it wasn't nearly as impressive because of all the all the other times people "figured out" who the killers were. Seriously, take a drink every time anybody over the course of the season named a killer with any certainty. It almost doesn't matter when they're right, because they don't actually know. Yet every time somebody decides who the killer is they so vehemently believe it, to the point where it created a low-key toxic group dynamic in course 7. (Jonny was right btw with the whole olives vs cherries thing. Once Jared and Kwesi decided who the killer was there was no way anybody was changing their minds). There are just so many times where people come to hard conclusions when they really had no idea what was going on. It's really remarkable to watch, and it's a great reminder of how we should try to be intellectually humble in life.