Royal Rogue’s Reaction to Harris Trauma and Dr. Gabor Maté’s Book: A Painful Experience

Well, hello and welcome back, my Royal Rogues.

My name is Jesús Enrique Rosas, also known as the Royal Rogue, and today I want to share my reaction to a recent live (or non-live) stream featuring Harris Trauma and Dr. Gabor Maté discussing their book.

Let me tell you, it was quite an experience.

Firstly, I want to mention that I decided not to restream the event.

It seemed like a potential copyright infringement, and I didn’t want to take any chances.

Plus, let’s be honest, it would have been torturous for both you and me.

So instead, I live-tweeted my reactions to the show.

If you didn’t want to get annoyed, I provided a fair warning to mute the tweet thread.

Now, let’s dive into the actual event.

I had high hopes that they would address some of the burning questions I had.

For example, what does it mean if I dream of moon bumps?

It’s a recurring dream of mine, and I was curious about its significance.

Additionally, I wanted to know which version of Meghan we are currently witnessing.

There have been so many iterations of her that I thought Harry might have the answer.

Lastly, I simply requested Harry to say “thank you” out loud.

But as the minutes ticked closer to the event, I already began to regret my decision.

I could have been watching Golden Girls reruns or anything else more entertaining.

To make matters worse, the event started late.

Maybe Harry was taking his time to prepare for the torture ahead.

However, my doubts about the live aspect of the event grew stronger.

The video had a cute animation urging me to adjust the video and volume settings.

But honestly, I couldn’t even comprehend if the volume adjustment applied to Gingerbread’s hair.

It was a mess.

James Downs, CEO of Barnes & Noble, made an introduction that left much to be desired.

The production quality was low, with a terrible green screen and a resolution that seemed straight out of the 90s.

I couldn’t help but think that they had opted for a cheap production.

As the event progressed, it became evident that Harry’s body language didn’t match his supposed excitement.

His attire, particularly his ill-fitting suit, left me questioning his fashion choices.

And let’s not forget about the sound quality.

How can something that is supposedly live sound so muffled?

I’ve seen better sound production on my own videos.