They Asked For Our Advice And THIS Is What Happened 

I broke up with my boyfriend before our Disney trip and just went alone. Best trip ever! Don’t stay with a schmuck for six months. 😂

For the amount of times you guys says you’re not qualified to give advice, these Advice Bros adventures are always insightful and impactful, even with the chaos sprinkled in

Alan & Max going off about clothing sizes makes me feel better as a female that deals with this. Being plus sized adds to it also because there are a few select stores that carry the correct sizes and seeing something cute from like small businesses usually sucks because 99% of the time they don’t sell plus sizes. Thank you Mammoth Club for providing larger sizes of the previous merch drops!

OMG. Clothes sizing really should be scientific and standardized by this point. Seriously, wth is humanity doing with it's collective time that this hasn't happened?

I know the answer to how do you stay humble AND be proud of yourself at the same time.. There is an emotional space between those 2 feelings and it is: being satisfied. Be satisfied with yourself and that is a peaceful combination of the two.

Advice Bros is always such a fun time 😅 I can’t wait until the next full episode on Twitch

We took our son to WDW for the first time when he was about 4 and a half. We had the best time and he remembers pretty much all of it. Another good time was when he was 9. He was just tall enough to make all the ‘big’ rides. So felt very grown up. 😊

The costuming pants conversation really took me back. Not only did they all fit different they were the most unflattering pants I have ever had the displeasure of putting on my body!!! Why Disney, why????

I would LOVE a day without strollers at disney.....that would be ideal! Too many use them as batting rams in the US! ack....

Your best friend is moving across the country to be near you..... I think you maybe buy them the FRIENDS single from Marshmello

Move over, Dear Abby!

No pockets? Won't use bags? Medieval women have the answer. Tie-on pockets.

In regards, to what age is best to take children, I think it’s a personal decision based on the children and the parents. I am not a very patient person, so I waited till my kids were eight years old. It was perfect! Not only do they remember, but I didn’t have to deal with a stroller, afternoon naps, and they could walk around without getting too tired.

I love this series! Y’all are so funny!

OMFG! When you were talking about the clothes…. With the XL and XXL shirts the parks sell, they’re different sizes. Drives me nuts! Sometimes it seems like I’m wearing a nightgown thanks to one that somebody bought me.

I waited till my son was an adult before we went to Disney. I only got him to go because i lured him there with Galaxies Edge.

I took my kid when she was 3, and all I thought was, "This would be so much fun if she was older." I took her again when she was 12 and had the best time ever! She was old enough to do everything, had the stamina to go all day, and still liked me. 12 is the perfect age.

I was worried about what kink of ring Max was going to say.

I'd challenge Max to a game of Scrabble... and happily wait for the handshake. :) Such great advice and candor... maybe convert this into a legit podcast in the near future.

OMG hahahah the Sizing rant! ACCURATE !!!!

My husband and I agree that Max should get a tattoo of Mr Toad as the judge sentencing Winnie the Pooh to hell!

I went when I was four I would ONLY ride big thunder

Thank you so much for this vid! I still have not learned to juggle my stuff or hide it behind a friend’s ear. 😂

15:10 Love how upset they get about sizing and pockets. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

I loved this so much!!! More please ❤

The only correct way to watch Star Wars is in release order.

Best age 3-5 for the first Disney trip

ABSOLUTLEY UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD YOU EVER MAKE YOUR OUWN WEDDING CAKE!!!!😂 Trust me i thought it was a good idea i e neen decorating for about 8/9 years as well amd you just have so many other things to do as well as everything and anything that could go wrong will. I got married in my friends back yard but no one told me that they tore up the toad to do work on the water lines so the whole road was bumpy and iiitt destroyed my beautiful cake had i known i would have saved so much time and money just doing cupcakes the whole wedding was a disaster anyways but it started with the cake-_- do not be me in a bell sleeve wedding dress trying to do touch ups while you should be getting married.

Have you ever been in the parks and seen that couple that you KNOW is about to break up on the flight home? Painful. Always cancel and rebook!

Star Wars AGREED! there has to be a focus villain...Vader is that in 4 and 5...if he is seen as Anakin..he doesn't exist as the villain...and the series lacks a central villain. You learn to love hin as Luke does as he makes the total sacrifice for his son and regains his place. Loving him as Anakin from childhood does not allow the central theme of 4/5/6 to exist.

I used to write articles for a disney website. one of my topics was the best age for Disney World. You’re right, 6 was one of the best ages! the actual range was wide, 3-12, with 6-9 highlighted as really great.

ALAN 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Cronilogical only! Also, yes Max, midnight premier poster is still in my heart.

I love the- no bags question. The alternatives were very appealing. I’m off to join the magic club 😂

Why are you guys SO WISE

We have been lucky enough to take our son to WDW or on a Disney cruise pretty much at least once a year since I was pregnant and he's 15 now. You take them when they're young and everything is magical. You take them when they are a little older to create the lifetime of memories. I honestly believe we may not remember those early years of our childhood, but our subconscious does.. and our brain gets saturated with all those great hormones when we have positive events in our life... so our brain benefits from it as well...core memories aren't all conscious... they are stored. Those Inside Out people really dug into child psychology on a relatable level.

Nah, take the babies. The babies are free until they turn 3 years old! Maybe I’m biased because we take our toddler to Disneyland once a year

We took our grandkids to Disneyland for their 4th birthdays. All 11 grandkids remember the trips. I agree 4 is the right age or at least it was for us. ❤❤

disney sizing does in fact almost send me over the edge anytime I'm there. especially bc the costume I wear doesn't fit like normal clothes.

*Promosm*

Yes Alan, movies arranged by genre and year; it's the only way!

Age to first bring a kid to Disney? When they are old enough not to need a stroller.

Why in the world would someone ask you guys for advice about children? I love your childlike enthusiasm, but really...

Arrange by genre yes, but then alphabetically after that

I love Max's mom. I think that was an awesome parenting move!

Alan has done DBT! I hear that DEAR MAN!

Everyone could use a little Advice Bros in their life

You guys are great, should do this once a month

This needs to be a weekly show!!! So awesome lol

Love this chaotic friendship!

Dude I am Loving this channel!! I don't know how it took me so long to find it.

Agree with age of 6

I think 2 years is the perfect time to bring your kid to Disney. This is the age they know Mickey and meeting him is magic AND they are still free! Win win!

I'm a teacher and I have some suggestions to try for the kid eating better. But it's important to remember that sometimes parents try EVERYTHING and kids still won't budge. I know kids that would literally throw up every time they ate something they didn't like so none of this would work. They'll probably grow out of it eventually so just do the best you can. 1. Create a "trying new foods" chart. If they reach a goal, they earn a special privilege. 2. Have family meals where everyone eats the same thing together. If they don't eat what is served, they will get no other option. Your home is not a restaurant where everyone gets individual meals. 3. If possible, create a little garden. Kids always love eating something they helped grow. 4. Most parents I know still do, "If you don't eat enough healthy food, you don't get dessert." I think that's completely fine too. It doesn't cause the "trauma" that people project. I think it's fair and it makes sense in trying to eat a balanced diet. Most of us were probably raised this way. It usually works! I usually see the unhealthy relationship with dessert happen when kids are never allowed to have sugar ever. Then it becomes the "forbidden fruit" and they become obsessed with sneaking it as much as they can.