Embarrassed At Celebrity Halloween Party... - The TryPod Ep. 186 

I was trying to figure out what I was seeing thanks Keith

I read this as I was watching and he immediately crossed his legs and I saw it and I am scared

Ew, YES.

I thought he had his toes out and they blurred it

Are they stockings? It's really freaky haha

If we all play into it hard enough maybe they'll add it to the merch line-up

I'm legit glad you said so because I haven't been listening regularly and I was soooo confused lol

I listen pretty regularly and I was still lost 😂

They’ve committed to the bit

Where did it come from?! I’ve seen them keep up with it on Twitter but I missed it 😭

I think they did a homemade candy face-off once before but love the twist!

Yeah, but Becky, the Candy Queen, HAS to be there!

I know lofty pursuits did a episode with safiya so they might be game?

Honestly would love that

@@aquamelissa and i feel like the workers are chaotic, so they would have so many ideas & would 100% support Klingsbury Crunch

Is Claire still doing those?? I haven’t been keeping tabs on bon apetit employees since all the drama that went down 😭

@@kasiabennett1540 she has her own channel now and releases videos demonstrating recipes from her 2 cookbooks- but doesn’t actually film anything related to gourmet makes anymore

@@ElleAlexandria thank you!!!

She’s a horrid person. I used to love Gourmet Makes but I can’t watch her anymore after hearing about her behavior toward the minority employees at BA.

@@kasiabennett1540 they work for NYT. Some really good videos.

YO he’s so insightful. Honestly, Keith would make one hell of a sociologist or psychologist

@@jillianmckenna9869 Keith is everything my inner child can only aspire to be.

Yes!! My niece is 4 and Halloween is one of her favorite holidays. She loves dressing up, telling people what she's dressed as, and vibrating with all the sugar she sneakily eats 😂

Such a great point! There’s so many “trunk or treat” events that happen all throughout October as well and fall festivals, pumpkin patches, so many opportunities for your child to have fun and interact with others! ❤

hi there! I would like to open the conversation on this topic with some insight from the perspective of disabled folks. sometimes children are in a position where they can not speak or interact with adults or strangers they do not know. (autistic kids, mute or deaf kids, kids abused by adults, etc.) I do love that Halloween is a way for kids to socialize, however I dont think its very fair to disabled or generally unwell children that all kids have to interact in order to get candy. this can be very othering. also, children shouldn't have to disclose their disabilities or traumas in order to be treated with candy on halloween. absolutely try to socialize with people on Halloween, but don't treat them differently if they do not interact or respond, please!

He’s literally my favorite. He needs to be the new official try guy.

I def googled what it is and lawd....lol

This was def my fav reaction! 🤣🤣

I wish there had been more camera coverage of Keith's face included during that bit!!

@@sausagebased Me too!! Then they could show it as a no context video on Second Try.

I love that he even started out in a semi sleeping state to completely perked up.

Typical pick me nonsense. They'll probably grow out of it.

my brother is literally 12 and one of your typical "that's for girls" kind of child, and he knows it to heart, idk what were they on lmao

Literally I'm 21 and princess diaries is just a part of pop culture

More elite as a Quartet with Rainie

I googled it 😂 oh man, that was a mistake

@@dawnmontero3865 🤣🤣

@@dawnmontero3865 😂 it was definitely not what I expected. We learn something new every day

The way his face changed slowly 😂

I keep replaying that part😂

i genuinely thought it was Zach's voice until Keith recreated it💀

@@maryelizabeth1216 SAME hahahah

Im imagining crunchberry with jolly rancher flavored gunk tbh

I super want this haha!!

Yeah making an introvert/neurodivergent person talk to people, especially people they don't know is very very nerve-racking and makes you not want to talk to anybody later on in life. You did enough when you were younger against your will, right?

as a shy, autistic child, i can safely say i only liked trick or treating when i went with friends that would say stuff for me. & i absolutely hated the houses that would make each of us say something ("trick or treat," what our costume is, etc.) to the point of memorizing which houses did that & refusing to go to them. i did however enjoy the overall experience of running around town with my friends in a costume that i got to pick out/design so i have fond feelings when looking back. which... is a little weird because i live in north dakota so our halloweens usually had snow & we would have to wear winter gear under our costumes 😭

If the kid needs space, the parent/attending adult can just say so. I'm not a parent, but when I have my neice/nephew/little cousins I don't let them get in over their heads.

Same! My mom would make me do all the talking and now I absolutely hate it

Yeah, that part of the podcast definitely rubbed me the wrong way. Kids shouldn't have to perform for you in order to get free candy on free candy day, especially if they're non verbal and/or neurodivergent. This might be a bit harsh, and forgive me if it is, but them talking like that was a bit ableist in my opinion.

I made it a whole day and just googled it after your comment. Keith is all of us in that moment. Heavens to Clingsberry

Same. Oh my God. I need to stop googling what stuff means cause I'm traumatized every time lmao.

He said it so quietly I don’t think they noticed

What i took from that convo was that its generally good to get kids to socialize because that's inevitable once you grow up. Im sure they wont encourage forcing a kid with down syndrome to talk. An unfortunate part of podcasting is that its a conversation where you cant write out the perfect script that includes every caveat or preface every sentence that includes all perspective That being said its not to say that you're wrong or that its not something that they can improve on, but just an inevitability that comes with conversation

@@kellie6496 I think it would be so funny!!! I don’t think Becky wanted Keith playing with spooky spooksters, so she probably won’t go😩😂 The guys and their partners would be hilarious though!

Oh I had forgotten about that😂

Omg I love them!! I love watching their videos they are soo good!!!

I was hoping someone had said this!! There are kids who struggle more to interact and they still should be allowed to participate in Halloween in the way that they can

I think Keith says how it’s about learning to interact socially which I think for non verbal kids seems to still be the experience. Loved seeing your comment bc it highlights that not all the ways that Halloween helps our kids learn to socialize don’t mean specifically saying the trick or treat. For children with communication differences it’s an opportunity for them to navigate socializing in a way that suits them too, and they get to practice 40 times if they want to. A child in our cul de sac is nervous with strangers and has some verbal tics when nervous so he came to our porch 8-9 times and we welcomed him like new every time. I’m not even a big spooky scary Halloween vibe lover but have loved it since becoming a parent and couldn’t pinpoint why. I’ve never heard someone phrase it how Keith did here that the biggest thing about it is socializing our kids. He’s totally right ❤

Saying that nonverbal kids still need that socializing experience from Halloween is a weird take. Yeah it's helpful for some kids, but speaking as a someone who deals with selective mutism Halloween was just a bunch of stranger adults getting annoyed at me for not being able to say "Trick or treat" and refusing to let me have any candy. I couldn't speak at all because I was overloaded and the forced social interactions made it worse, especially as I noticed a lot of houses that made a big deal out of it didn't force all the kids to say it, just me because I looked uncomfortable. I hated Halloween until I was an adult because of this "we have to socialize them" mind set. That's their parents job, not some rando's on one of the most sensory overloading holidays of the year. Sure I learned how to interact with a stranger but from the stand point of they'll be mean and treat me different than the other kids and exclude me if I don't do what they say. It was so toxic. Ya'll aren't helping non-verbal kids on this holiday by doing this, you're re-enforcing that they have to hide that they have a difference or a disability to be safe.

@@zerocraic3966 non verbal kids do not need to “learn to socialize” that is so backward

I would die 😂

Any song, or a specific song?

Hope you get over it soon.