we read Fan Fic about ourselves - The Try Pod Ep. 

And they say they're not bisexual? 🧐

That's me af. There will be like a water, a seltzer, caffeine, and something else (prob alcohol lol) near me sometimes. 😅

​@@naxp42I saw this comment and they're both sitting with their feet on the chairs too....!!

Looks like my bedside table

@@x3xmikey333 same I pretty much always have water, tea (hot &/or cold) and maybe ginger ale. And a lil snacky snack

That makes for a terrible child

I can't believe that was never brought up 😂

they are thirsty boys

A lot of people see to do it but they also could be filming multiple pods at once. As long as not all of them are opened at once I don’t care at my house lol. Half drank drinks drove me insane as a kid

sometimes you have to spilt 3 and a half drinks with your bud on the pod.

Drink goblins

I did behavioral econ and am surprised to hear its just content bc when they introduced tv to South Africa in the 70s the reactions werent the same as when it came to american homes in the 50s. I thought it was the instant gratification loop that media consumption allows more than the content… but I guess that is for the issue i was studying which was violence/impulsivity. IIRC it was in response to the violent video games is making kids violent. And they found that kids who play “non violent” video games w equal control/intensity were equally impulsive. The mini devices are a whole separate evil im sure. I can feel myself getting dumber the more years I spend w a personal device

Add that to the soundboard

Plog in Tennessee 😂 (omg are his parents still there?!)

I think his parents may be in Chicago? Because they moved there Keith's seniors.

@@taylewis8235 phhhh that sounds more like it, yes.

and miles!!!!!

I want Keith and miles dads to meet so bad dude lol

Drink for warm/caffeine, drink for hydration/water, fun drink to stop you jumping off a cliff... It's a patented formula

Maybe they have 2 or more podcast after this haha

​@@whereyoubeanZach talks often about how he regularly has 3+ drinks on hand

to be fair it's a bit hard to run across them when they're on specific platforms like ao3 or wattpad. u have to search it to see it

Perfect Person 🤣 Headgum is the podcast network name. But that does raise a point that, when you listen to Perfect Person, the first sound you hear is "This is a Head gum podcast!" Then the music, then Miles talks about random shit, and you don't hear the actual name of the Podcast You're Listening To until who knows how long!

@@Margar02 no, i meant the headgum podcast (as in, geoff’s podcast)? whenever miles goes on he brings interview clips and embarrassing things from geoff’s life. the same way rainie was bringing up embarrassing zach clips.

She is! This is absolutely prime content. Best use of random impulses...

Hahaha that’s so funny

I nannied a 2-3 yr old who did the same thing, lmao. no apple was safe

We buy bags of mini apples for my toddler and one time they got into it and I came into the kitchen to find 10 apples on the table with one little bite each 😅😅😅

He’s been in videos before though?

I never had to make the bed or clean my room, since that was my space to do with what I wanted. The shared spaces had to be clean and I got to deal with the consequences of not finding my stuff if it was too messy in my room, but overall it worked well and no one had to stress.

@@CottonCandySharks Yeah, same. I think it made life much easier for my parents to not have the added worry of how our rooms looked. And it kinda had a reverse-psychology effect, because I remember my sister and I kept our rooms quite clean and tidy because WE wanted to. It was the same when I got an 11pm curfew when I was 15- I never pushed it or had any fights with my parents about a curfew because it felt like 11pm was really generous to begin with.

my mom never cared. I never understood why parents cared if your bed was made or your room was messy. Obviously if my cousin was staying over or i had a sleepover, i'd have to clean it but even then, it just needed to be presentable enough.

@@angietoonz6605 Like I absolutely get it from a hygiene level, or in the situation you described, but when it's just for the sake of daily appearance, it was never a thing for me. My sister and I are very clean and fairly tidy in our adulthood, so it didn't seem to negatively affect us!

My absolute favorite as a child

Oh but he didn't like it so he forced a narrative around his thoughts........

Jesus, thank you! I hadn't scrolled into the comments until he said that...those shows did so incredibly well!! They never needed Netflix to be successful.

Im pretty sure he’s talking about its popularity among people his age/cultural impact in real time. Im zachs age and can attest nobody in highschool was really watching/talking about it. 30 rock was only gaining traction among my age group by its 4th/5th season. Kids between 14-24 arent looking at ratings and arent watching the emmy’s. I remember feeling the same as zach. Nobody wanted was discussing these shows in high school hallways or really college dorms in their peaks. It was a lot of lost, the hills/reality stuff, maybe a little modern family? But P&R/30Rock/the office didnt turn into common discussion points til i graduated and was in the workforce in that 2011-2013 period and i think the explosion of RU-vid/ Netflix to watch it, and stumble upon/reddit/memes to circulate the jokes, actually made it common culture People seem to forget how quickly things came in and out between 2006-now. Zach and i are the same age down to the month and iphones started right at the end of highschool and spotify hit us like 2 years later, imessage and the concept of dm”ing jokes was a year or two after that. Saying teenagers weren’t discussing workplace comedies when we were 15/16 is completely true…

@@zerocraic3966 nobody reading that paragraph chief

@@zerocraic3966 I mean, I'm also right in that same age, not quite as close to Zach as you, but plenty of kids in my high school were definitely talking about these shows. Grew up in a very working class house and neighborhood, went to a large public school in a modest neighborhood, and these shows were super popular. There was definitely also the Lost, The Hills, Sopranos, all that talk. But NBC Thursday Night comedy was up there with all of that.

Really? I have adhd and the idea of speeding things up sounds horrible its hard enough to understand people’s aural information as it is. Its what has put me off of so many short formats like tiktok/reels. The 10000 miles per hour at which people go “gerrreadtwmewhileidomymakeupsoihewas” nothing entertaining or relaxing about it. I love reels of music clips or quick recipes w no talking but the idea of someone just flying a billion words an hour at me is personal hell :)

It’s a bit strange to just say that a real person definitely has ADHD when you don’t know them in person 😅 Everyone thinks everything is ADHD on the internet it seems 🤷

@@zerocraic3966In my experience a lot of us either love speeding things up or absolutely cannot stand it, no in between. The Duality of ADHD

I thought the same, esp feeling the need for constant stimuli/noise (phone in the shower, podcasts, fast speed) are all things I do as someone with adhd

Not among high schoolers. I feel what zachs saying about going to school and nobody watching it. Were the same age and except a single teacher who people thought was a little cringe, nobody was watching the office in that social setting. My friends didn’t get into them until college and I didn’t watch the first couple of seasons of 30 rock/the office til it came to Netflix

let us explain the terminology to you LOL

Its inexpensive, tasty, and filling. I love peanut butter and so did my father. Peanut butter is just awesome.