I have a question- Was the inspiration for this sketch the traffic thing from yesterday's word of the week email? Because as soon as the INFJ started reflecting on it I immedeately thought of the word of the week email lol Edit: I commented this before watching the constipation part 💀
As an INTJ, getting annoyed at myself for not getting something right and calling myself stupid when I know I could have prevented it? ACCURATE! THAT IS ME! 💀😂
I don’t know if this applies to all INTJs, but this is not limited to high stakes decisions like driving. This is literally every basic sensory decision making task in existence. Clicked the wrong button on the new website, registered for the wrong class, showed up to the wrong work shift, etc. If it helps, I (though maybe ‘we’ by extension) do it partially because I need to remember it for next time, partially out of frustration, but also partially so that everyone around me knows that I know I messed up and doesn’t think I’m an ignorant moron. It’s like a weird way to keep people from thinking I’m dishonest or fake.
As an INFP I can say this so true, If we have free time even stucking in traffic we would have our imaginations take us to somewhere 🤣 INFP is full of imaginations lol
I totally agree. I also love it when I have to wait at doctors. It's like being given the right to not be productive in any way and just be with yourself.
@@Em.798 I don't think I'd even know where to start 🤣 I would tell the story out of order and it would end up making no sense at all. Then I would pause in the middle of telling him how I even got here and say "hmm, but should I say that though? What if he judges me for thinking that.."
same. i dont even have a licens yet. Just thinking about the distracting thoughts/scenarios while actually driving... nope not happening until absolutly necessary.
I'm an INFP, and being stuck in a traffic jam would probably help me with my anxiety of speeding tickets. But probably be worrying about a new law for driving too slow.
@@Lionhart-fw5nq Why is that? I'm partnered with one of you and I don't get how an almost-50 year old man with a child and a job refuses get his license. What is the deal? Does merging feel like you're imposing yourself on someone or something? NOF
@@burnyizland you need to have your attention on the street when your driving, dont you? Thats why beeing on the phone while driving can be dangerous. The problem with me is that i dont need a phone to look at to be completly distracted. on random thought train comming up after seeing anything at all would take up all my attention. Just imagne the thought process that was shown in the video popping up on an fast driving highway. (for example) I wouldnt 'see' when someone sets the indicator that he wants to go befor me into the line. (english vocabulary is leaving me here as a foreigner) I would be forcefully thrown out of my thought process when the car is suddenly appearing from the side in front of me. Me hitting the break would not be the strangest reaction. And that was just one of many possibly bad situations that could happen because of my distracting thoughts...
As an INTJ, I would commute to college at 6am to avoid morning rush, when my class didn't start till noon. And if somehow I missed my window to leave between 3-4pm, I waited till 8pm to leave again.
See... my INTJ husband is so appalled at "wasted" time that he refuses to build extra time into his travel. He knows how long it takes him to drive anywhere down to the minute and insists on leaving exactly that many minutes beforehand. When things do happen that he did not account for, he is late, but doesn't mind because at least he didn't have wasted time. I'm an ENFP. I struggle to even remember everything I need to leave the house with, let alone being on time. I've been working very diligently to be better about being early, rather than late. Yet, when I'm traveling with him... I end up late anyway. 🤦♀️
@@m_n_a_bWhen it’s commuting to school it’s not time “wasted” because you can spend the extra time studying! (Meaning you don’t have to study when you’re home.) Commuting to work is something completely different. 😂
My husband is an ENTJ and that's exactly what he would have me do when stuck in traffic. 😂😂😂😂😂 Also, my son is an ISTP, so I got a huge kick out of the "Hard Mode." Hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣
As an ENTJ, I normally just keep a look out when traffic starts back up to see if I can find the cause. Although if I’m by myself it’s absolutely karaoke time in which I try to distract myself with the music from me being stressed because I’m going to be late to wherever I’m going.
Not ironically, I want a movie about an old man who relives one of his younger days, and even though it's a horrible day, he's happy the whole time to see his dead loved ones.
I just remembered that there's a similar idea put into a music video! 5 Seconds of Summer's Youngblood Music video is kinda based on the same concept (except the bad day part)
That actually made me reflect and feel grateful for every day that I'm alive in the present and will never be able to relive these days. Thank you, OP, and Frank James
As an INTP, I can say that both INTP and INFP is what I do even when I'm not stuck in traffic. Just riding and letting both my imagination and projects taking over .Though I always forget or never do anything but imagining hahaha. Like the last traffic, I got stuck for 6h (internal screaming), going to college. I Began to imaging myself buying my own company and building alternatives transports like a gyroscope, then did some homework, played music, watched a movie, talked with friends... Actually, I want to be stuck in traffic again. That was the most productive day of my life! (The class was cancelled due the traffic of that day... Another internal screaming)
ENFJ here. I recently texted a friend that I had time for a conversation because I was on a train. Even texted him when I will arrive so that he knows how much time it is exactly. I felt like he could need it. :'D So yeah you nailed ENFJ, haha!
ISFJ as True Crime podcast enthusiasts!!! My ISFJ mom listens to and reads some of the most GRUESOME true stories! I finally sat her down and explained that she can't listen to it around my sensitive, hyper-empathetic little ears! I cry too easy, Ma!!! -an ENFJ PS: My ISTP dad will go silent 'hard mode' unless I push him into vocalizing, then he rants about civil engineering and ergonomic traffic patterns that would fix the problem :)
With being a INFJ, can't describe how you hit the nail on the head with that scene, I can't help but realize how much I relate to others, as well as how I'm not alone in this adventure we call life
The INFP bit killed me cause of how accurate it is 😭. I also really loved the ENFP and ISFP bits as well😂! But I know i can't be the only one who thought the passenger was an INFJ the whole time until the bit about the INFJ came on😭💀!!
I looked away while ENFP was speaking and thought to myself that kind of sounds like something that I'd wanna do and I look back and it's ENFP. This can't get more accurate😂😂😂
Same here! Although... I would also have a little of the INFP imaginary trips thrown in. And definitely would listen to a true crime documentary if nobody wanted to talk with me from the other cars. 😂
INTP here. I was 90% close to inventing the treadmill desk. I even tried pitching it at ergonomics fairs. Zero business & entrepreneurial acumen is our downfall.
@@ItApproachesIf it gets me away from people, I will use it as an excuse. I believe that god doesn’t exist, cause if he does he’s an asshole for letting me get hit by a car.
@@ItApproachesINTP here and the complete denial of a God/entity is irresponsible. What do we really know? We are a spec of dust in the grand scheme of things.
The meet our traffic jam neighbors🤣🤣🤣 I'm extremely claustrophobic and one day when we were headed up the mountain there was a major hail storm and they shut down the entire highway for about half an hour so I got out and started talking to other people we planned a highway barbecue with the guys behind us in their truck LOL😂😂😂😂
Sooooo..... When i was about 5 years ago, my Mom and I were playing. And all of a sudden, i got very meta, and started thinking, "what if my Mom is holding me as an infant in the hospital right now and just imagining us playing?" So, i was imagining her imagination.😮 And, again, i was 5. - INFP
I'm ENFP and similarly have had multiple times where I've wondered if I'm actually dreaming when awake... and if the dream world is really the real world... OR if we are all actually just living in a matrix like existence and this is simply a virtual reality interfacing with our brains while our bodies sleep on some spaceship or something. This was all before I ever watched sci-fi. Lol. I've also wondered if my Mom and Dad were really my parents or if I belonged to some other family who had been searching for me for years, but had sent me away to keep me safe. I've always had a very active imagination. 😂
As an INFP who was happily stuck in standstill traffic on the highway today, I can confirm that while my body remained in the vehicle, my mind was off having adventures somewhere far, far away. 😂
Why is the INFP one still so accurate lol As an INFP I love being stuck in traffic, being neither here nor there. I finally have time to just get lost in my thoughts.
This reminds me to put a little Sketchbook in my bag again, so I can draw and doodle while stuck in traffic. :D - INFJ... P.S. I love the strawberry jam joke. XD
The ENFP brought back the anxiety I felt many years ago when my ENFP boyfriend would run of to purchase snacks when the gate at the airport opened to board flights or when the bus parked up to load passengers for a long journey. He literally did it every time and he would be the last one on the fligth or bus. There was an upside though, I always got the window seat, probably just as well as only God's knows what would have happened if he got to see all those fluffy white clouds.
As an INTP stuck in a world with neurotypical demands (being on time for work, etc.), I turn into a raging ESTJ in traffic and while waiting in line. But it's usually my own poor planning/time management that gets me in such a rush, so I guess it's still on brand.
Thanks Frank now I’ve got a whole new imaginative journey to take next time I’m in traffic, or driving, or at work, eh screw it I’m over-caffeinated right now so I’ll do it live... just need to find my sunglasses so people can’t see me cry.
Please make that podcast happen. I want to know how that Coach was murdered by pompoms. Coaches' wives have been doing all sorts of crimes & we need to bring more awareness to it!
As an ENFP I've always wanted to talk to my traffic neighbors 😂 never did it but I always wanted one of them truck radios to talk to my traffic neighbors
I cant- omg I day dreamed a whole mission where im saving my friends and being a badass and all just to get back in reality by my classmate and seeing the entire period ended with no work done. No regrets though, awh I love this little world. And your content ofcc!
ISTJ here, we are not depicted often, and even when we are, usually it is brief and somewhat unremarkable. Today, however, the skit was absolutely bang on; I can confirm that yes, I have been caught dusting my car in traffic jams, as a matter of fact, I have a swiffer duster next to the driver's seat for easy access. Thank you for the laugh, I appreciate it.
Traffic jams drive me absolutely crazy. I will happily drive on a back road to avoid any and all major roads in the DC area. I95 and the 495 loop after 3 pm makes me depressed. Plus the insane driving horror that is the entire state of Maryland.
Love your videos! They’re very relatable. I’m an INFJ and I do happen to ramble off into random shower thoughts whilst talking to myself but the other people around me in the car can listen if they want… and no one understands what the heck I’m saying….. I guess that’s why there’d be no one else in the car….. And I guess I wouldn’t be behind the wheel either….because I’m only 14. 🥲 ANYWAY, COOL VIDEO!
As an INFP, I love these videos because I love how accurate the INFP parts are. I feel seen and understood. (And I love watching the ENFJ parts, because then I have more ideas for things my imaginary ENFJ boyfriend can do/say.)
An INFP will definitely find the bright side to being stuck in traffic. Personally, I'd take the opportunity to continue my fantasy of a musical theatre career and sing showtunes at the top of my lungs.
