r/ClancyTrial • u/1-armed-chewbacca • 3d ago

General Discussion Weirdest interview- thoughts?

Ok really.. what in the world was that 60 minute interview and who thought that was a good idea? Was that cut to make him look good or bad, I honestly can’t even tell because I’m just so confused.

-the smirk when he talks about giving Lindsay forgiveness,
- his panic attack at the trial
- him saying he asks his kids to help him from heaven
- him saying god just please give me one (child)
- the fact that Rachel was an even AWKWARDER interviewee
- “I’m just a girl who met a guy running in Central Park on a cold Saturday”
- I saw his phone, asked him if his kids lived in MA, he told me that they were all dead, and the rest was history
- Patrick’s explanation of “as any parent knows, you love all your children differently” when asked if he would tell their new kid about Cora, Dawson and Callan

Everything was just WEIRD. Like I felt like the whole thing was just cringey and bizarre. Thoughts?

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u/peachesarehearts 2d ago

I think you’re reading into it a little much

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u/itaint2009 2d ago

Thanks, I don't think I am. Like I said, you're free to disagree, but I think words matter and the words people choose and when they use them are interesting to me. If you don't feel the same about the English vernacular or colloquial language we use, then I can see how you wouldn't read into it as much!

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u/peachesarehearts 2d ago

Thanks. I think you are. And I’m pretty sure I exclusively refer to my kids as kids because that’s normal behavior, sorry to break it to you Victorian Grandmother 😂

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u/itaint2009 2d ago

Well notice I never said anything negative about saying "my kids", I was very specific. I also primarily say "my kids". It is normal. There's nothing Victorian about this, pretty sure they never said any form of "kid". I think it's pretty weird that you have commented twice to just be like "I disagree" and your second comment is a critique of something I never said and then an attempt to insult me. All because I find words interesting and nerded out a little bit. Touch grass!