What flats said at the beginning speaks so much to me because I lost my mind friend group from highschool about a year ago and it's so hard to meet people now
You have to live a life that allows you to get out of the house. If you develop interests and hobbies that require to go to spaces with other people, you’re self selecting a population of people who share your interests. Eventually you’ll meet people, and low and behold, it’s easy to start off because you can talk about the common ground you both share by being there in the same place.
I'm sorry for your loss brother. As an impatient person myself I recognize the frustration. I'm sure your friend only wanted the best for you. Every day is a new one and the only constant is change
@@dominicharvey6048 Even if they dont end up hurting they can still fuck up your other teeth depending on how they grow. They can grow towards your already grown teeth, which messes with your teeth alignment I believe. "Crowded" I think is a good descriptor.
True!!!! I have the exact friends ever since high school + some from college. There is no actual chance to meet new people unless you one of those people who often go to the bar or place similiar to it
I’ve got a good group now in uni, but as we all start graduating and getting jobs, I’m nervous we’ll pull apart. I was really lonely in my first year of university after losing all my friends from high school. I’ve been trying to prepare myself for needing to find new friends if our lives get too busy in the next couple years.
@@tiannacowan6999 There is definitely a good middle ground with this kind of stuff I feel. Mainly because I've seen it happen alot where you sort of "manifest" it into reality where you think you are going to start losing friends from uni and then you actually do lose them because you think you are going to lose them and sort of mentally "check out" of the friendship because of it. In my honest opinion it is so much better to all in with a friend group and live it out, because you either stick for basically life, or you lose them either way. The only difference is one you feel higher highs and lower lows, and personally the lower lows of losing them are still good because it will help build your character. You can't avoid sadness your entire life so you might as well feel it out and become stronger because of it.
@@xd3athclawx554 Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it. I can definitely see myself falling into manifesting the loss of a friend group, as you mentioned. I'm and introvert and have a big inferiority complex. In high school I thought my friends were better off without me which is why I never tried super hard to stay in touch. To be fair to myself though, I'd try to strike up conversations with them on birthdays or holidays just to get a "I'm so sorry we haven't spoken in a while! Let's text more" in response yet they don't put the effort in to keep in touch. Oh well, I'm just glad I have my lil gang now, along with a couple internet friends sprinkled across the country. I'll be sure to hold onto them tighter now. Sorry for dumping so much. Thanks again for your words of wisdom :)
I'm 32. One of my friends died in his sleep a few months ago. I live in a city of 15,000. When you remove the young and old. There is no one here to be friends with yet things to do. Without gaming I'd speak to no one outside of work
A pizza was not rated higher, a slice of pizza as a topping for the sandwich was, so it was a sandwich with a pizza slice inside of it. The sandwich had all the other ingredients as well
@@Vik_Theory an entire slice of pizza in a sandwich would completely overpower all other ingredients, making it essentially just a bigger pizza with the bread acting as crust with the cheese and sauce being extra
I made lots of friends by going to hockey games and having people new to the sport ask me questions, there's ways to do it it's just weird to start conversations sometimes
If Flats starts a second series of him just making things with the new items he puts on "the list" and then giving his own rating compared to what he expected when he discovered it. I would watch that day and night
Flat's comment about making friends as an adult being hard, hits home so hard. I am now almost 30 and making friends has been so hard after college. I have almost nothing in common with my co-workers and meeting other people just doesn't happen.
Moved to Florida 10 years from jersey. I don't mind talking to ppl at a grocery store, but I haven't made a new true friend to hang out yet! It is so hard as an older male to meet new friends.
Bone Sucking Mustard also makes Bone Sucking Teriyaki Sauce, BBQ Sauce,Steak Sauce, and Spicy BBQ and Southern Style it's good stuff expensive but good. The Teriyaki goes hard and the BBQ is good too. Never tried the mustard though.
On the lines of the plastic bag talk, the major reason for plastic in the ocean is fishing nets and other fishing equipment. Single use plastic isn't as bad as all that.
I make more enemies than friends, not on purpose, but they be setting me up almost all the time, even in all my school years. I started skipping since late October 2023 and never came back since (I’m still under 18, but there’s no point of going back anymore) [I had lack of communication and have been silent almost all the time for 7+ years.
plastic bags are completely done away with in Vermont dude. Once you HAVE to do something, it becomes engrained in your brain and it's the new normal. It's completely fine here. The idea is to not give plastic bags as an option.
Honeslty flats at the start is right and being a introvert who's friends in high school went and did there own thing AND liveing in a country where the main thing is sports (honesty fuck scotland its love of soccer) i want to play dnd but i need to know either the place it's being held or the people and finding one or the other is hard
I dunno why but I get annoyed when I see the podcast bros get on roll for sandwich. Their voices are just really reedy and needly compared to the actual roll for sandwich guy and flats voice tone. 😂😂
