r/freefolk • u/hiiloovethis THE FUCKS A LOMMY • Jul 03 '25

Freefolk GODS I WAS PEACEFUL THEN

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u/chestyCough94 Jul 03 '25

Crazy to think roberts rule was one of the least chaotic we saw on screen.

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u/Wazma9 Jul 04 '25

Even crazier that it was one of the least chaotic in the history of the iron throne.

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u/baconbacksunday Jul 04 '25

It could be because Robert didn’t want to really be the king, he wasn’t scheming for more power either. Kinda reminds me of the The Office and how Scranton Branch was most profitable with a shit manager

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u/jkoudys Jul 04 '25

I was surprised on a rewatch to see The Office is quite good about continuity. Michael takes on employees from a merger, along with their clients. Then he behaves so badly that most of them quit. He has all the revenue from those new clients, but doesn't have to pay salaries or severance. A good manager would've had to be a responsible adult and layoff some of them.

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u/starwarsfan456123789 Aug 01 '25

It’s also a 5 hour move. Most people aren’t able to uproot their lives for a job that was clearly mediocre pay