Japanese schools are pretty hard for teenagers. Ontop of class you usually get dragged into some sort of super natural event and end up having to save the world.
So I worked in a ryokan before and it actually DOES take a surprisingly long time to clean even japanese style rooms that don't have a lot inside. Our ryokan was pretty small (16 rooms) and we had around 20-30 min to clean a room depending on size which sounds a lot but actually isn't especially after you had a group of collage kids staying in there. Sometimes we had rooms that were left in such a bad shape it would take 1 1/2 hours too clean. With bad shape I mean vomit all over the toilet, strong zero spilled over Tatami, used condoms on the futons etc. Also depending on the size of an Onsen and how throughly you would clean it can take up to 3 hours or longer in big onsens with several baths I would be guessing, since our ryokans onsen was small with only 1 bath per gender it took "only" 1 hour for cleaning purely the bath with refilling shampoo etc I just want to inform you guys it's hard work so pls be thankful to your cleaning staff in hotels its hard work 🙏🏼
@@brendanmystery It depends on the ryokan of course. It's possible that they only have a small amount of staff so it takes longer to clean. Tbh it's the first time I heard of a hotel in japan having check out at 9am standard is 10am or 11am with 11am being more common.
@@Sarachahan I agree. I have lived in Japan for decades and I have never seen a ryokan with check-out time earlier than 10am. According to the website of tourism agency, ususal check-out time for ryokans is between 10am to 12am.
To Gigguk: The reason cows and horses in captivity need humans to fix there hooves is because in the wild the terrain they walk on constantly grinds on there hooves to keep them good. When they only walk on grass they don't get this natural grind so it builds up.
One of those cow hoof trimming videos they were talking about said it was actually because cows have to walk around on concrete a shit ton which fucks up their hooves because concrete is an extremely harsh surface. If they did walk on grass most of the time they wouldn't get so scratched and cracked up due to it being soft. That's why we use horseshoes - to protect the hooves from the much tougher and harsher surfaces domesticated horses have to walk on constantly - but cow hooves' shape prevents horseshoes from being an effective solution for them.
I could also imagine that one reason (at least for the cows) is the way they are bred. They got really big udders now to produce a lot more milk which of course is really heavy and damages their posture. I can only imagine how much their hooves suffer.
@@marcog.verbruggen674 horseshoes are actually so bad for horses (and cows) though. think of our shoes, we get super soft and cushiony soles because bare feet on concrete hurts your bones. now imagine someone nails SUPER HARD steel soles into your feet so every impact vibration is not only bigger because it’s steel on concrete, but is also reverberating up THROUGH your toes by nails inside your feet
@@peach_total it's not as bad as it seems, since the nails are going trough essentially their nails (which are strong af), so imo a better way to imagine it is what if you wore fake nails that are made of aluminium (the weight doesn't really matter since horse just weigh a shit ton and don't mind too much even a human and a full sattle if they're trained enough). Like it also prevents their "nails" from getting broken and lets them just be much more comfortable going around areas with lots of little stones or cement (even though it's bad af because they can be super slippery for horses with normal horseshoes and not specialized horseshoes). Also usually for horses that are used for sport they always get their hooves and horseshoes cleaned by most of the dirt, but still the horseshoes need to be changed every half a year or so, so it's still comfortable and protective for them. Source 8 years of horse riding expirience :)
@@peach_total cushioned shoes are actually bad for feet because it encourages you to strike your heel to the ground instead of stepping on your midfoot. The ankle is a natural shock absorber and heel striking causes injuries because one doesn't use the ankles ability to take on the froce.
Connor last episode: I'm not talking about shit for 10 episodes. Connor this episode: This one time I ate a whole box of bran flakes and took a massive dump.
that was honestly the funniest thing I've heard somebody say this entire month, I've been laughing for ther rest of the episode about that because I just totally got what he means
Should they just set up a backstage mic for crew in the back to chime in? It would really help with audio quality and mixing. It can be turned down or mixed differently from the on-camera mics for listeners to distinguish. I love the input and fact checks from backstage, just an unasked for suggestion!
Backstage crew interaction with the host is a thing that desired now, cuz its a shaared experience. It make us felt like we are there among them. For example, I found James Corden Live is boring as hell, but during the pandemic because no audience there is more interaction between James and his crew that people watchibg loving it. So is a formula now. But if they don't like it, cuz of whatever reason maybe due to budget, backstage crew want to stay incognito or they don't want to share the spotlight (doubtful that this is the reason lmao just listing), its still is their show but we as fan can gice some feedback too.
I can also confirm that your comments are always bad. You sped your whole life commenting on youtube and yet you never come up with anything good. Find a better hobby or help your family.
I'm crying with the Baki talk omg. That show is so good! The art is the perfect combo of beautiful and disgusting. And it is hilarious! My favourite ridiculous situation is when Baki overcomes death because literally his CELLS wanted to fight in a tournament(? Gotta love it.
Every episode of baki is educational like your gonna learn something like a person does something and a minute or 2 goes on about teaching you about that thing they did like thats crazy
I'm so glad baki got a Netflix deal. I watched the original anime from decades ago and to this day it's my favorite fighting anime, more than other classic favorites in the genre. If you like MMA you will love the original series.
1:48:53 Backing Connor up on this one. I thought I could see ghosts since I was 5, but when I was recently diagnosed with Autism my psychiatrist said 30% of people with autism have visual or auditory hallucinations and I'm one of them. I was tested for schizophrenia it's definitely not that, I've been told. Since going on antipsychotics for this, my supernatural beliefs have dimmed a lot. I barely hallucinate anymore.. thank god my hallucinations are nightmare fuel hahaha. There really can be logical explanations even for lifelong experiences. I still find ghosts and paranormal stuff fun, but take it all with a grain of salt I guess.
I'm glad the antipsychotics are working for you! :) Take care, my dude As someone who believes in the supernatural for fun but cannot seriously believe in them, the most concerning thing is the defence that because we don't have enough scientific knowledge to explain everything, there's room for belief in the paranormal. On the surface, this is fine, but this argument allows for so much of bullshit, whether it's predatory psychics scamming vulnerable people or mental health issues being treated as 'powers' or experiences of the supernatural and thus not getting adequate treatment. The Super Eyepatch Wolf video on this is great, but the problem is even more pervasive. Even the simple belief in astrology can be harmful when people end up making decisions or judging people purely based on when they were born.
well what if they were actually ghost that you saw and the doctor wanted to cover up the fact that you had supernatural ability and gave you medicine that weaken it?
@@shuysnoopy You must be the first person to believe any conspiracy theorie. Surely every doctor is in on ghosts because normal people are not allowed to know but doctors are! and they obviously developed medicine against seeing ghosts.. 😂
that would be an amazing special actually. If for just one episode they went to a secluded forest or something and just talked about dark existentialism
not sure if sarcastic, but the american food pyramid was _heavily_ influenced the food industry and the "breakfast is the most important meal" was pushed (with zero evidence) by the kellogs brothers. but both were ages ago, and it kind of blended into our mental background
2:07:45 I love that dude’s channel, been subbed for 2 years. I don’t need to deal with mice but it’s interesting seeing lots of different traps. Bucket mousetraps tend to be the Meta.
While it is just mozzarella (low moisture like pizza cheese rather than the fresh wet mozzarella) and can be quite good quality, I believe they essentially stretch it and fold it over hundreds of times while making it to make it stringy. I love string cheese
Your podcast as a background sound makes all of my work less boring. It’s even making my Dead Space playthrough less horrific. Thank you so much for the amazing content.
Listening to this while plaing Dead Space is like going into a hauted house attraction and having your eyes closed all the time. Its not like that game is super scary, so it needs the immersion. What next? You will play Outlast while listening to anime intro playlist?
It was strange seeing how the Bois were agreeing to disagree throughout the entire episode, when usually there would be an argument. It felt like a sneeze that never came out.
Rumor has it, that if you say "Shibuya Kaho" 3 times to a mirror on a dark and moonless night, she'll appear before you. And then she'll spirit you away to a cool café that she's a regular customer for.
I'd be lost without trash taste at this point. I look forward to the episode every Friday and its just apart of my weekly schedule now. Love these boys
28:28-43:29 is probably what we imagined Trash Taste would be like when they first started, just the boys being super passionate and excited to talk about an anime they watched recently. This is the longest they talked about one anime without tangents, they keep bouncing off each other so well 🤣 definitely a one in a million moment for us audience who only watches them once a week and sometimes on Trash Taste After Dark. This is Peak Trash Taste.
I connected with Connor on a soul level during this episode. The exact same thing with Baki and the gym happened to me a few weeks ago. I couldn’t keep my shit together. I had to pause it because I couldn’t stop laughing.
1:46:16 That's the burden of proof fallacy. But Connor basically knows that. You can see a demo earlier then Garnt says, "Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there is no tangible proof for or against" at 1:39:27
Hey! Nutritionist here! Breakfast is something interesting, there is no consensus about if we should or should not have it, what it's clear it's that some people should. You'd see, there's so much time between dinner and breakfast (sleeping 8 ours and in addition the ours between dinner and going to sleep). There is evidence that, in some people, this much time without eating can make it easier for your body to increase fat storage. Now, about what you should have for breakfast the only thing I can say for sure is that we should NOT have something with sugar on it (this has to do with something called glucemic index). Finally you guys are right, the food pyramid has been declared obsolet years ago! Many countries have their own systems determined by their governments and while those could also have it's issues most of them should be better than the original pyramid.
Just so people know. Nutritionist is not a protected term and anyone can call themselves one. So as a nutitritionist myself, try and get advice from dietitians as there is a strict criteria and knowledge foundation required to become one. At least here in Australia anyway. In America both are not protected
@@Kage-jk4pj hi! Sorry we seem to have a problem in language, from where I'm from a dietist is only someone who gives a diet and anyone can become one. A nutritionist here is a career that needs years of study and that has validation. Again this seems to be a misconception since definition for the nutritionist and dietist changes from country to country.
I am 100% with Connor on everything he's saying here. When I was a kid I questioned everything I was told. "Why do I have to do x? Because you said so? Allright, you have failed to make a logical argument -therefore your authority is temporarily considered void". To anyone who has had unexplainable situations happen to them; I think you underestimate what your brain is capable of. But it doesn't make you stupid to be convinced by your own brain. Even if something isn't grounded in objective reality you can still "experience it" as part of your own personal reality. This is also why I don't consider people who believe in gods stupid. You can absolutely have a "god" in your life that can manifest itself as for example the morality or better self you aspire to be. It can be as real to you as anything else.
Logical arguments don't work with defiant kids. Especially when the kid doesn't understand the why of doing, or not doing something when told. Which is why appropriate punishments should be applied. Withholding internet, games, tv, hanging out with friends s until specific chores and homework are done for example. Another powerful tool is rewarding good behavior, specifically when the n d is proactive about it and doesn't need to be told.
I'll agree with being skeptical, but as a kid I wasn't THAT defiant. No need to act out, just because I don't understand something, right? I was, however, always skeptical of most religious things, precisely because of my parents. They taught me to keep an open mind and question things, so I stopped going to church pretty soon, I never got roped into smoking or drink binges etc. And nowadays I still believe that most religions are nonsense, but I do have the belief that there could be a supernatural thing that kickstarted the universe, just because I've always kinda thought that and we don't have a really well-thought through idea of how it happened. Once that theory pops up, I'll just question my belief and see if it still fits; if not I'll adjust.
another thing is that some people just can´t live with, "well i can´t explain it, let´s just leave it at that". they just have to fill that question whole, even if it´s filled with bullshit as long it´s filled. and the mundane but true explanation is at odds with the vivid/fantasy/supernatural experience they felt they had so they can´t match these two. because they KNOW their experience was real in the moment. when it comes to stupidity i agree as well. lot´s of very intelligent religious people around, lots of dumb atheists and vice versa. i think what´s happening when intelligent poeple believe in stupid stuff is a personal emotional reason. that emotional reason often grants special license to selectively disregard logic and scepticism and proper baysian reasoning. that one topic is emotiinally shielded from the intellectual rigor they might apply to almost all other topics. that is quite evident with garnt. theres so much we don´t understand, so much science can´t explain. yes, sure tottally that doesn´t mean it´s ghost though it only means you or science can´t explain it (yet)
I’ve finally done it. I started watching trash taste with the awards show episode when it came out to see if I’d like it. After loving it, I realized it would be even better with context for all those amazing clips, and so I went back and started watching from the beginning. I have finally caught up with this episode and understand the 7 layers deep memes. Thank you very much for this fellas, the show is amazing.
I thought about my earlier question and found it mystifying how we can pinpoint an exact topic just by a few words. For example; that snack Garnt had an existential crisis on.
Garnt, I totally felt your pain when you talked about the ingrown toenail. I had to get part of my toenail removed in March of this year and it took almost a month to fully heal. They burned the nail bed with acid and everything... Connor, yes, I do wish all my toilets had bidets.
I wonder why no TH-camr has made something like "How to evade Japanese banks" "Top 10 ways to find loopholes in Japanese banking system". Untapped potential lmao.
@@satriosugab3575 Off the top of my head, I can name some defi protocols you can use to completely avoid Banks anywhere anytime. Or, if blockchain comes off as scam-y to you, there should definitely be some other way to simplify Japanese banking structure.
2:09:12 hooves in nature naturally wear down when the animal walks/runs long distances on abrasive terrain. Animals also take care of themselves in nature, such as dogs that bite on hard materials such as bones to take care of their teeth or eat grass to get fiber when they are not feeling well in their stomach.
I was like did I watch this episode before??? But than realized no it is definitely new. Connor said very similar things to the last time so I was super confused. 😂😂
I disagree. There’s been studies to show the actual importance of breakfast so if you were to skip a meal it’d be better to skip lunch. Not eating from dinner to lunch the next day is too long for you to not eat.
@@adrian482 you need to fact check better. Conor is absolutely correct. In fact, your implication that going "too long" without food is actually a bad thing at all is completely wrong. Fasting, whether intermittent or longer, has been shown to be beneficial, objectively. In fact, caloric restriction is still the only way we know that definitively extends your lifespan. Knowing what we now know about a balanced diet, in what world does cereal have a place in anyone's diet? Milk? It doesn't. Learn to think critically, and for yourselves folks. Stop being sheep and start seeking vetted research done by people without a financial stake in the matter.
@@adrian482 you are totally right, i’m reading a book right now which is called “how not to diet”. It’s written by a nutritionist and he has helped many people lose weight and has giving them an healthy lifestyle. Also it’s been scientifically proven many times that breakfast is the most important meal because the least calories will be saved in your body. The calories you eat for breakfast gets saved into your body as your energy for the rest of the day. Your dinner should actually be your smallest meal.
@@saxenart this is literal nonsense. Your body doesn't store calories like that. Similar to the myth that it's better to eat 6 small meals throughout the day as opposed to one large one, your body processes calories in and calories out the exact same way regardless of how you consume them.
As a Spiritual. You can only become Spiritual if you realized there is more to the world than what we all can perceived and normal person like you will never understand it. Because being spiritual is realizing that you need to change in order to be able to go on. Spirituality is also a calling and not Voluntarily. I never thought I would be a Spiritual person before. I believe it was bullshit before until it happened to me. It's the most positive changed that happened to me.
@@colonia04 spiritual people are often the ones with the biggest ego. And I'm getting that vibe from you. You're not any more special then anyone because of your "spirituality".
them bringing up nutella and chocolate spread sandwiches reminded me that i used to have a lunch sandwich/wrap that was basically a flour tortilla wrap with peanut butter spread across and a handful of chocolate chips. Thinking back it was basically a reese's wrap...
As someone whose dad was in the military and moved around a lot, hear them say “thankfully they took the boxes” physically hurt. Those things can last a decade
Aight, so ghost hunting special next year? Buzzfeed Unsolved style? I mean, we've got Joey the believer, Connor the skeptic, Garnt the sexual appe- I mean, comic relief. It'd work out
The issue I have with the argument that you can't disprove ghosts is that you could use that logic with pretty much anything. I could say that people are reborn in another universe after they die, or they go back in time and are reborn as themselves, so they are basically stuck in a time loop. None of these can be disproved either, so why would you specifically choose to believe that people turn into ghosts after they die?
@@4473021 Nah, they went to different hotel in different episode. It wasn't a love hotel and the building was in much worse condition, barely a skeleton.
It's crazy how different people's eating habits can be as I cannot comprehend the idea of not eating breakfast. It's just something I need to function, moreso than even coffee.
Connor reminded me of some five year old kid running up to his parents and telling them a story he's just making up off the top of his head as he goes along but thinks is the coolest thing ever.
1:33:50 Garnt you are supposed to leave some lights on when you leave the house to make it look like someone is still there and also just to have a more pleasant experience when you get back home. that is the normal thing to do..
@@edvinsebastian1290 not sure about japan but in Sweden it sure is true with the prices I mean. I know people who got electricity bills of 3000$+ for a single month during last winter. The prices went up to the moon
@@edvinsebastian1290 he didn’t say to blast the ac and turn on all his appliances. You just leave a lamp on, preferably one near a window so it shows from outside.
43:07 There was a twitter account for out of context Baki. It got me into the series when it posted "Now that you've got no more urine left in you, how are you going to get out of this tetrahedron?"
I can finally say that I have watched all of the Trash Taste Podcast episodes. It took like 2 months, but I did it. I watched Joey's channel when I was younger, but I recently saw this, decided to watch an episode, and then chose to start from the beginning. I had heard of Garnt, but didn't know Connor, and now I have spent roughly 140 hours listening to them and can say I'm up-to-date when the next one comes out. For the spiritual/religion/alien/etc. topic: As a Christian (sorta), nothing is more annoying than seeing religious people say "prove that God doesn't exist" (and vice versa). The same goes for ghosts and aliens. I believe that they exist but that we can't understand them and likely don't have any grasp on how they work. If you're demanding that people believe or don't believe in something that can't be proven or disproven, you're sorta in the wrong tbh.
I've pretty much only watched anime while doing exercise for the last 10 years. It's great because it's always a constant time put aside just to watch anime and an incentive to get your exercise done. It also works well with seasonal anime since you just schedule a different show(s) for each day of the week. Works best with cardio since you can concentrate on nothing but the show, but it's fine with weights as well (just pause every minute or so and do your set and then unpause).
Fun fact: Breakfast doesn't necessarily need to be in the morning, it can be in the afternoon evening or even night if you survive without food till then Because it's called break-fast It's whenever you break your fasting
Toward the tail end of the podcast about the ghosts/paranormal discussion, its actually impossible to prove anything non-existent. Unless you can observe 100% of existence at the same time, all you can 'prove' is that something doesn't exist in the place you have checked. The reason why the burden of proof is on the one claiming (in this case that ghosts/the paranormal are real) is that if no proof beyond a reasonable doubt can be provided, how can the claim be shown to exist? Personal experience may seem like 'proof' but unfortunately the only thing that a paranormal 'experience' proves is that the one having the experience felt something 'paranormal'. The emotion is real. The feelings are real and valid. The cause, however, is always mundane.
I really like the way you phrased that at the end, about the feelings and emotions being real. I never really thought about that before and it got frustrating sometimes when i was talking about ghosts and other things to people who had had personal experiences. I guess I should think about it that way: their personal experience was real, but the cause is not.
@@SilverDragonJay I think its important to validate peoples emotions when discussing things like this. Its too easy to just argue the logic or whatever but it dismisses the human who saw/felt what they did. In a way it also dismisses them and I think thats why people can become defensive.
I think we should hold on the our emotions and feelings in these kind of situation like u said. Becoz tbh these feelings are validation for our existence. The truth and reality is so vast that it's measured in terms of uncertainty in this world.
Even for something that's concrete and proven, people's perception can change too. Recall how many times the boys said "When did that happen?" or "Did I say that?" In response to their own clip. People's memories are fickle, now add nervousness and anxiety on top of that, there's your horror experience.
I used to 'see' things when I was younger. My parents convinced me that I was either having nightmares or daydreaming and I didn't think much of them growing. There's this particular instance when I was around 14 when I woke up one night seeing a pale face inches away from mine with yellowish eyes with no teeth staring at me before smiling and disappearing. I freaked out for weeks before moving out from that room and being brave enough to sleep alone again. Years later I had a friend over and he would sleep in my old room. He barged into my (new) room that night with no explanation and was shaking. I calmed him to sleep. The next morning he told me that he seen something in that room. It had a pale face, with yellowish eyes and no teeth. There's a ton of stuff that happened to me when I was a kid involving the paranormal but it's this one that still send shivers down my spine.
@@qtheplatypus more like there is something in that room rather then sleep paralysis because two different persons with no relation had same experience in that same old room
@@Yash-sl1ks a more likely explanation is that it is a sleep paralysis demon and that maybe he told his friend about it, which made it get stored at the back of his mind, only for it to appear as a sleep paralysis demon.
@@miks_w8945 well both can be true yours more likely than mine but personally i believe mine because i had have experiences with that kind of a weird room before
Garnt, sitting on top of a mountain on a single stick: "Clause Five of the Sacred Texts: *condiments and boneless chicken are the spawn of satan and should be burned at stake"*
the whole “Garnt and religion” rant was really interesting for me, because my mother (who is just not religious) has been trying to get me into religion for the longest time. She doesn’t care which religion, it just has to be something I can believe in that will help me set my values. And I am rejecting every single one. I’m interested to see what happens in like 5 years, how my adult self will react to this comment because I truly wonder whether or not I will go done the religion route or not.
rather grateful that i never had those as a kid. hell in my country they are not even popular the best food a kid can ask for is instant ramen to school. normally its home cooked things typical cultural food. hell i have never in my life seen those chocolate spreads and nutella outside of super markets as the 'luxury food'. and after the age of 16 i just started hated eating a lot of chocolate like i can eat some small bites here and there. but if i am given a dairy milk or something that is big i just wont take it. i will eat it over a span of like 1 week while sharing it with my parents at the same time. i hate eating a lot of sweet things now. except for celebrations i guess. but that too those sweets are milk based rather than chocolate or something. idk man maybe i am weird
I never thought I would be big into breakfast either. Then, I became diabetic and eating a large breakfast helped me regulate myself better, especially because eating late in the evening became more risky. It was a big perspective change for me.
Same I guess. I didn't often feel for breakfast, but when I started making it a habit, I could successfully cut back on the size of my lunch and dinner. And just as well, cause lunch and dinner were where the habit of eating too much, or eating junk in general actually came from for me. With breakfast, I could skip lunch at work sometimes until later, and even if I had lunch it'd be light so I wouldn't be sleepy afterwards. And as mentioned it's perfect if you make it so that your dinner is light as possible before sleeping. The importance of breakfast is more about how you regulate your calorie intake for the remainder of the day than anything else. When I skipped breakfast, I'd end up wanting to eat more for the rest of the day, to the point of having 2 dinners to make up for it, so it was normal to go to bed on a full stomach.
I dont think I have seen Connor so hyped up for anything, even the food debate didn't have him that heated up but tbh baki is just literal adrenaline rush
8:05 Connor, you can do that in England too! You can pay your bills at a local post office or a payzone corner shop. Been going with my mum who speaks limited english every month in my whole childhood
Ok, I know y'all said ya don't do that sorta controversial shit on here, but I find it funny that the best discussions you guys have are the ones where you are technically talking about said controversial topics xD The biggest difference that makes your discussions about said topics uncontroversial is that you guys just find the main conflict, and just tackled that instead of getting too bogged down in details and semantics which is usually what makes that topic controversial in the first place. It also helps that you guys are very open and receptive to opposing ideas during said discussion, and you all bring up valid points as well! It's just refreshing that you guys don't go into enough detail to make the discussions controversial cuz I feel like I've seen enough people do that online, and more often than not, the discussion they're having feels too reductive that it just becomes unproductive. It's just nice to see someone talk about it in the bigger picture sometimes :') Cuz really, some of the most basic things you can do as a human literally boils down to "just be nice and understanding to people" and how that original vision gets so lost in the process sometimes still disappoints me occasionally :'D The way y'all naturally slip into a conversation like this and get all your points across while highlighting other viewpoints and perspectives that may sometimes be influenced by cultural viewpoints unique to each of you just amazes me. It's shit like this that makes me really respect the way y'all handle delicate subjects as a group, and why it's always comforting to listen to y'all bring up stuff relevant to each of your identities and speak about your own backgrounds and experiences :) Also Garnt's just got the best takes sometimes, and I'm definitely, totally NOT biased just because I'm part of SEA gang or anything. /s /hj It's also partially why I can never really understand how people can't tell when y'all are having a heated discussion to play it up for the camera, and what discussions were truly relevant to your own sense of selves and beliefs. I don't think dudes this sensible would take discussions about bidets THAT personally ya kno? Yes, that was a rhetorical question, and yes they would do it for the memes xD Edit: Well. What a perfectly timed comment that was just as the video was about to end xD
I have never agreed with Connor more. The paranormal god of the gaps argument is so annoying when most things are simple misunderstandings of basic science and even if we can’t explain something entirely, there is most likely an explanation that falls within the fundamentals of what we understand about the universe.
it is also important to recognize that certain claims are unverifiable according to the scientific method, hence they are not within sciences' jurisdiction. Mechanical positivism is not healthy at all.
@@immasavagebro2845 can u explain mechanical positvism, i could google it but then you just threw a jargon most people dont know so if u can explain it for everyone that would be great
Some people just leave the unknown up to “spiritual” i don’t think it’s a fault of not understanding, I think it’s different. It’s how some understand what caused the Big Bang
Danish Teuku it’s nothing much. Mechanical as in robotic or inflexible and positivism which is of course complex but like “if it can’t be measured in any meaningful way, it’s false/wrong”
He seems like a pretty private guy. There's tons of stuff he's alluded to but clearly didn't really want to go in-depth into. Like he mentioned he lived for a while in China which seems like it'd make for some interesting stories but never he's really gone into why or what he did there.
@@kevsimoes I can't prove that there isn't an asteroid perfectly on the other side of the sun that is gonna destroy the earth if you don't delete your comment, and neither can you. Does that mean we should assume it might be true?
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”. Thus in reverse most things that can not yet be explained by science is seen as some form of supernatural happening
It’s crazy how the podcast now feels like the main Channel and their own Chanel’s feel like side channels
You're not wrong.
100%🔥
I'm starting to fall behind. Got the boys on 1.5 speed
And now we gotta keep up with the after dark episodes too
A HUUUUUndred percent
Japanese schools are pretty hard for teenagers. Ontop of class you usually get dragged into some sort of super natural event and end up having to save the world.
Yeah some just straight up die and reincarnate. It must be hard being a teenager in Japan
especially if you sit in the back by the side of the windows
Funny how these events stopped after everyone had a camera in their pocket and cctv everywhere
Had us in the first half 🤣
And half the time it happens via being hit by a truck. Japan needs to do something about Truck-kun.
So I worked in a ryokan before and it actually DOES take a surprisingly long time to clean even japanese style rooms that don't have a lot inside. Our ryokan was pretty small (16 rooms) and we had around 20-30 min to clean a room depending on size which sounds a lot but actually isn't especially after you had a group of collage kids staying in there. Sometimes we had rooms that were left in such a bad shape it would take 1 1/2 hours too clean. With bad shape I mean vomit all over the toilet, strong zero spilled over Tatami, used condoms on the futons etc.
Also depending on the size of an Onsen and how throughly you would clean it can take up to 3 hours or longer in big onsens with several baths I would be guessing, since our ryokans onsen was small with only 1 bath per gender it took "only" 1 hour for cleaning purely the bath with refilling shampoo etc
I just want to inform you guys it's hard work so pls be thankful to your cleaning staff in hotels its hard work 🙏🏼
Damn, respect to you and ryokan workers bro!
Damn, mad respect to you bro....I can't imagine doing it myself man
but they're saying that check out is 9 am while check in is 4 pm. That's a 7 hour difference.
@@brendanmystery It depends on the ryokan of course. It's possible that they only have a small amount of staff so it takes longer to clean. Tbh it's the first time I heard of a hotel in japan having check out at 9am standard is 10am or 11am with 11am being more common.
@@Sarachahan I agree. I have lived in Japan for decades and I have never seen a ryokan with check-out time earlier than 10am. According to the website of tourism agency, ususal check-out time for ryokans is between 10am to 12am.
*Points at a demonic spirit*
“This does not scare me. But…”
*Glances at a Japanese Bank*
“That… *that* scares me.”
👍
Japanese banks are demonic spirits
I would rather fight God for the MMA title than to go to japanese banks
,,c
The existence of hentai of literally all types of ghosts single-handedly proves which of these two is the actual scary thing
To Gigguk: The reason cows and horses in captivity need humans to fix there hooves is because in the wild the terrain they walk on constantly grinds on there hooves to keep them good. When they only walk on grass they don't get this natural grind so it builds up.
One of those cow hoof trimming videos they were talking about said it was actually because cows have to walk around on concrete a shit ton which fucks up their hooves because concrete is an extremely harsh surface. If they did walk on grass most of the time they wouldn't get so scratched and cracked up due to it being soft. That's why we use horseshoes - to protect the hooves from the much tougher and harsher surfaces domesticated horses have to walk on constantly - but cow hooves' shape prevents horseshoes from being an effective solution for them.
I could also imagine that one reason (at least for the cows) is the way they are bred. They got really big udders now to produce a lot more milk which of course is really heavy and damages their posture. I can only imagine how much their hooves suffer.
@@marcog.verbruggen674 horseshoes are actually so bad for horses (and cows) though. think of our shoes, we get super soft and cushiony soles because bare feet on concrete hurts your bones. now imagine someone nails SUPER HARD steel soles into your feet so every impact vibration is not only bigger because it’s steel on concrete, but is also reverberating up THROUGH your toes by nails inside your feet
@@peach_total it's not as bad as it seems, since the nails are going trough essentially their nails (which are strong af), so imo a better way to imagine it is what if you wore fake nails that are made of aluminium (the weight doesn't really matter since horse just weigh a shit ton and don't mind too much even a human and a full sattle if they're trained enough).
Like it also prevents their "nails" from getting broken and lets them just be much more comfortable going around areas with lots of little stones or cement (even though it's bad af because they can be super slippery for horses with normal horseshoes and not specialized horseshoes).
Also usually for horses that are used for sport they always get their hooves and horseshoes cleaned by most of the dirt, but still the horseshoes need to be changed every half a year or so, so it's still comfortable and protective for them.
Source 8 years of horse riding expirience :)
@@peach_total cushioned shoes are actually bad for feet because it encourages you to strike your heel to the ground instead of stepping on your midfoot. The ankle is a natural shock absorber and heel striking causes injuries because one doesn't use the ankles ability to take on the froce.
Connor last episode: I'm not talking about shit for 10 episodes.
Connor this episode: This one time I ate a whole box of bran flakes and took a massive dump.
Character developement
Lmfaoo
"Watching Baki is like learning about America through Trash Taste" lmao yes, this is true.
that was honestly the funniest thing I've heard somebody say this entire month, I've been laughing for ther rest of the episode about that because I just totally got what he means
No, you can feel the subtle nationalism, racism and hatred towards America from Baki.
I laughed so hard at this part because it’s fairly true
@@yous2244 i mean, America deserves it. We been doing it to other countries FOR YEARS! let them have their fun.
@@ayoissac you're just a weeb, can't have anything bad said to Japan.
Connor: "I won't talk about shit for the next 10 episodes"
This episode: *talks about shit*
I seriously wonder how much Connor thinks about shit throughout his day
@@freestylejake maybe that's the reason he has a lot of shitty takes lmao /s
@@mavitsyoboibrent2570 You mean Based😏
This is trash taste, what do you expect from a podcast named trash taste ;)
perfect example of trash taste jo jo and baki lmao
This podcast really is an introvert’s wet dream; it’s like experiencing social interaction without having to socialize
That's not a good thing, this is sad...
It's nice to get both
@@kimtsi but feels amazing
indeed
@@kimtsi actually it ain’t sad it’s great as fuck 😩
Connor at 94 still streaming:
*5 hours of silent gaming*
"I just pissed myself, Mudan edit the smell away"
holy shit lmfao
Mudan just doesn't age & goes to edit for literally everyone on the web
@@zachataxxii7126 mudan becomes *The Editor* , no one can challenge him
Mudan finds a way to live eternally through Facebook's Metaverse or something better
Mudan becomes the matrix and edits connor’s life
Should they just set up a backstage mic for crew in the back to chime in? It would really help with audio quality and mixing. It can be turned down or mixed differently from the on-camera mics for listeners to distinguish. I love the input and fact checks from backstage, just an unasked for suggestion!
Good idea
They have talked about this IIRC, I don't remember fully what they said, but they didn't like the idea.
Rhett and Link have enhanced their episodes a lot by doing this, i think it'd be beneficial for this podcast too
Backstage crew interaction with the host is a thing that desired now, cuz its a shaared experience. It make us felt like we are there among them. For example, I found James Corden Live is boring as hell, but during the pandemic because no audience there is more interaction between James and his crew that people watchibg loving it. So is a formula now.
But if they don't like it, cuz of whatever reason maybe due to budget, backstage crew want to stay incognito or they don't want to share the spotlight (doubtful that this is the reason lmao just listing), its still is their show but we as fan can gice some feedback too.
yeah the otv podcats has this and it feels so natural
As someone who's been following the Baki manga for half a decade now, I can confirm that it's literally testosterone in manga form.
Might have to pick up the manga then
Bruh just watched that WickedWiz video about you and hear you are now
Bruh
I can also confirm that your comments are always bad.
You sped your whole life commenting on youtube and yet you never come up with anything good.
Find a better hobby or help your family.
i strive to comment like you
I'm crying with the Baki talk omg. That show is so good! The art is the perfect combo of beautiful and disgusting. And it is hilarious! My favourite ridiculous situation is when Baki overcomes death because literally his CELLS wanted to fight in a tournament(? Gotta love it.
Every episode of baki is educational like your gonna learn something like a person does something and a minute or 2 goes on about teaching you about that thing they did like thats crazy
They said yujiros body is built so different that cancer cells are too weak for his pure muscles. The creator has to be on crack
I'm so glad baki got a Netflix deal. I watched the original anime from decades ago and to this day it's my favorite fighting anime, more than other classic favorites in the genre. If you like MMA you will love the original series.
@@bigdbag hey I wanna start Baki too mainly for the comedy aspect, can you please tell me is there a way to start properly or how is it idk anything
@@bigdbag I'm always tempted to start reading the manga but never do lol. I love this kind of shows with fights and martial arts
Waiting for the "Garnt with a beard" special
Trueeee wanna see ma man with a full grown beard
He will look so 🔥🔥
Please, I need it.
You know that isn’t possible smh
I predict it will happen episode 120
1:48:53 Backing Connor up on this one. I thought I could see ghosts since I was 5, but when I was recently diagnosed with Autism my psychiatrist said 30% of people with autism have visual or auditory hallucinations and I'm one of them. I was tested for schizophrenia it's definitely not that, I've been told. Since going on antipsychotics for this, my supernatural beliefs have dimmed a lot. I barely hallucinate anymore.. thank god my hallucinations are nightmare fuel hahaha. There really can be logical explanations even for lifelong experiences. I still find ghosts and paranormal stuff fun, but take it all with a grain of salt I guess.
I'm glad the antipsychotics are working for you! :) Take care, my dude
As someone who believes in the supernatural for fun but cannot seriously believe in them, the most concerning thing is the defence that because we don't have enough scientific knowledge to explain everything, there's room for belief in the paranormal. On the surface, this is fine, but this argument allows for so much of bullshit, whether it's predatory psychics scamming vulnerable people or mental health issues being treated as 'powers' or experiences of the supernatural and thus not getting adequate treatment. The Super Eyepatch Wolf video on this is great, but the problem is even more pervasive. Even the simple belief in astrology can be harmful when people end up making decisions or judging people purely based on when they were born.
@@WaiW41 100% making straight up sense here! Thanks for the wellness wishes. You take care too :)
well what if they were actually ghost that you saw and the doctor wanted to cover up the fact that you had supernatural ability and gave you medicine that weaken it?
@@shuysnoopy You must be the first person to believe any conspiracy theorie. Surely every doctor is in on ghosts because normal people are not allowed to know but doctors are! and they obviously developed medicine against seeing ghosts.. 😂
@@Allschmoi learn how to take a joke will ya or do I actually have to spell that I was being ironic for you :|
oh my god i fucking loved when connor got existential, let's please have a 2 hour existential episode. i wanna see tears!
Same bruh. This Welshman _hit different._ No cap 👊
Better yet, trash taste special, abandoned building exploration.
that would be an amazing special actually. If for just one episode they went to a secluded forest or something and just talked about dark existentialism
some people just wanna watch the world burn
Trash Taste and Dr.K collab when?
Joey: "The Food Pyramid Scheme..."
The Kellogg's Co.: "They're onto us!"
not sure if sarcastic, but the american food pyramid was _heavily_ influenced the food industry and the "breakfast is the most important meal" was pushed (with zero evidence) by the kellogs brothers. but both were ages ago, and it kind of blended into our mental background
2:07:45 I love that dude’s channel, been subbed for 2 years. I don’t need to deal with mice but it’s interesting seeing lots of different traps. Bucket mousetraps tend to be the Meta.
thx Haigs i thought im weird for liking those vids ... but now i know there are more smooth brains that like him xD
i felt so bad for watching those
mouse trap tier list meta
OMG Iron you're everywhere man... it's almost as if you're a normal TH-cam-viewing person like the rest of us
Poor mice
Fun fact: string cheese is literally just mozzarella cheese and it does that on its own with no processing if its dry
While it is just mozzarella (low moisture like pizza cheese rather than the fresh wet mozzarella) and can be quite good quality, I believe they essentially stretch it and fold it over hundreds of times while making it to make it stringy. I love string cheese
@@Beezkneez42 0⁰
Pizza mozzarella pizza mozzarella
Rella Rella Rella Rella Rella Rella Rella
@@Nuxest now do it with gorgonzola
Pizza gorgonzola pizza gorgonzola
Zola Zola Zola Zola Zola Zola Zola
Your podcast as a background sound makes all of my work less boring. It’s even making my Dead Space playthrough less horrific. Thank you so much for the amazing content.
same playing games when listening to the podcase is pretty fun.
Listening to this while plaing Dead Space is like going into a hauted house attraction and having your eyes closed all the time.
Its not like that game is super scary, so it needs the immersion.
What next?
You will play Outlast while listening to anime intro playlist?
I’ve been listening to this episode while playing Doom 2016.
@@Frost-tw4qd Doom has one of the best soundtracks in video game history, please just listen to it while playing
@@NexSicarius I’ve played Doom before, I just like to listen to podcasts when gaming.
It was strange seeing how the Bois were agreeing to disagree throughout the entire episode, when usually there would be an argument. It felt like a sneeze that never came out.
Japan has better consumer protection laws, that’s why they have to make sure you know what you’re signing up for and it has to be easy to cancel.
With their paperwork and lack of online. It sounds a WHOLE lot easier to do in the Netherlands.
EU also has quite some consumer protection laws.
@@tardvandecluntproductions1278 signing up in the netherlands is fairly easy since u can just do it all online anyway
@@tardvandecluntproductions1278 If they don't sign up, there's no need to protect them 😎
Meanwhile in Oz, I got the sense that my mobile provider was hiding how to cancel or transfer.
@@thuranz2773 Where’s Oz? I couldn’t figure this out.
I’ve been thinking more and is it short for Aussie?
Kaho seems to be everywhere, she’s basically a ghost coz she can just appear anywhere and everywhere
Rumor has it, that if you say "Shibuya Kaho" 3 times to a mirror on a dark and moonless night, she'll appear before you. And then she'll spirit you away to a cool café that she's a regular customer for.
@@thuranz2773 Kaho: **appears in your mirror** "I'm actually a regular here!"
@@thuranz2773 *furiously taking notes*
It didn't work sensei help!
@@thuranz2773 if you say CDawgVA 3 times instead he’ll appear and forces you to be the guest reviewer in his cosplay videos
I love how nearly every few episodes, there’s mention of people getting triggered about something Connor tweeted lmao
I mean its twitter it would be unnatural if someone wouldnt get triggered for some shit
I'd be lost without trash taste at this point. I look forward to the episode every Friday and its just apart of my weekly schedule now. Love these boys
Same, i'm pretty much raised by the boys at this point.
Saturday for me...hehe.
@@samuraijosh1595 same lol, saturday at 7am on the dot
Washing dishes and eating dinner with my parasocial homies
@@ShermanWilliamsVideo saaaaaaame
The only fear Garnt has is having a good opinion on food.
or having a clean butt
or having a clean gluteus
Except on chicken.
Garnt was right about the chicken tho.
Oof lol
28:28-43:29 is probably what we imagined Trash Taste would be like when they first started, just the boys being super passionate and excited to talk about an anime they watched recently. This is the longest they talked about one anime without tangents, they keep bouncing off each other so well 🤣 definitely a one in a million moment for us audience who only watches them once a week and sometimes on Trash Taste After Dark. This is Peak Trash Taste.
I connected with Connor on a soul level during this episode. The exact same thing with Baki and the gym happened to me a few weeks ago. I couldn’t keep my shit together. I had to pause it because I couldn’t stop laughing.
I'm definitely watching the show. I gotta see George Bush getting kidnapped🤣🤣
Connor watching anime at the gym is like me with Trash Taste. I always save it for the gym. And I even rewatch episodes at the gym. It's great
1:46:16 That's the burden of proof fallacy. But Connor basically knows that.
You can see a demo earlier then Garnt says, "Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there is no tangible proof for or against" at 1:39:27
Joey as a japenese is, naturally, scared of superstitious things, as seen on journey across Japan before.
This is gonna be a fun episode!
Go watch the new Wacky Weekends episode and how the turned tables.
Hey! Nutritionist here! Breakfast is something interesting, there is no consensus about if we should or should not have it, what it's clear it's that some people should. You'd see, there's so much time between dinner and breakfast (sleeping 8 ours and in addition the ours between dinner and going to sleep). There is evidence that, in some people, this much time without eating can make it easier for your body to increase fat storage. Now, about what you should have for breakfast the only thing I can say for sure is that we should NOT have something with sugar on it (this has to do with something called glucemic index).
Finally you guys are right, the food pyramid has been declared obsolet years ago! Many countries have their own systems determined by their governments and while those could also have it's issues most of them should be better than the original pyramid.
Just so people know. Nutritionist is not a protected term and anyone can call themselves one. So as a nutitritionist myself, try and get advice from dietitians as there is a strict criteria and knowledge foundation required to become one.
At least here in Australia anyway. In America both are not protected
@@Kage-jk4pj hi! Sorry we seem to have a problem in language, from where I'm from a dietist is only someone who gives a diet and anyone can become one. A nutritionist here is a career that needs years of study and that has validation. Again this seems to be a misconception since definition for the nutritionist and dietist changes from country to country.
A little nitpick with the language here, sorry, but I believe that you were trying to spell hours with an h?
@@peeweeallen517 oh! Yes totally! I'm sorry
@@blazeseraz8330 No no! It's totally fine.
I am 100% with Connor on everything he's saying here. When I was a kid I questioned everything I was told. "Why do I have to do x? Because you said so? Allright, you have failed to make a logical argument -therefore your authority is temporarily considered void".
To anyone who has had unexplainable situations happen to them; I think you underestimate what your brain is capable of. But it doesn't make you stupid to be convinced by your own brain. Even if something isn't grounded in objective reality you can still "experience it" as part of your own personal reality.
This is also why I don't consider people who believe in gods stupid. You can absolutely have a "god" in your life that can manifest itself as for example the morality or better self you aspire to be. It can be as real to you as anything else.
Logical arguments don't work with defiant kids. Especially when the kid doesn't understand the why of doing, or not doing something when told. Which is why appropriate punishments should be applied. Withholding internet, games, tv, hanging out with friends s until specific chores and homework are done for example. Another powerful tool is rewarding good behavior, specifically when the n d is proactive about it and doesn't need to be told.
I'll agree with being skeptical, but as a kid I wasn't THAT defiant. No need to act out, just because I don't understand something, right?
I was, however, always skeptical of most religious things, precisely because of my parents. They taught me to keep an open mind and question things, so I stopped going to church pretty soon, I never got roped into smoking or drink binges etc.
And nowadays I still believe that most religions are nonsense, but I do have the belief that there could be a supernatural thing that kickstarted the universe, just because I've always kinda thought that and we don't have a really well-thought through idea of how it happened. Once that theory pops up, I'll just question my belief and see if it still fits; if not I'll adjust.
@@dowfreak7 me and you could be friends. Couldn’t have said it better myself
@@natsume-hime2473 that won’t always work and in some cases will have the exact opposite effect.
another thing is that some people just can´t live with, "well i can´t explain it, let´s just leave it at that". they just have to fill that question whole, even if it´s filled with bullshit as long it´s filled. and the mundane but true explanation is at odds with the vivid/fantasy/supernatural experience they felt they had so they can´t match these two. because they KNOW their experience was real in the moment.
when it comes to stupidity i agree as well. lot´s of very intelligent religious people around, lots of dumb atheists and vice versa. i think what´s happening when intelligent poeple believe in stupid stuff is a personal emotional reason. that emotional reason often grants special license to selectively disregard logic and scepticism and proper baysian reasoning. that one topic is emotiinally shielded from the intellectual rigor they might apply to almost all other topics.
that is quite evident with garnt. theres so much we don´t understand, so much science can´t explain. yes, sure tottally that doesn´t mean it´s ghost though it only means you or science can´t explain it (yet)
I’ve finally done it. I started watching trash taste with the awards show episode when it came out to see if I’d like it. After loving it, I realized it would be even better with context for all those amazing clips, and so I went back and started watching from the beginning. I have finally caught up with this episode and understand the 7 layers deep memes. Thank you very much for this fellas, the show is amazing.
So you say you're a Trash Taste fan? What's your favourite tangent?
@@catinaboot1934 the chicken
Glad you have! honestly this podcast was one of my favorite things to come out from last year
@@catinaboot1934 by far, ladybeards “so my shower curtain”
I thought about my earlier question and found it mystifying how we can pinpoint an exact topic just by a few words. For example; that snack Garnt had an existential crisis on.
Garnt, I totally felt your pain when you talked about the ingrown toenail. I had to get part of my toenail removed in March of this year and it took almost a month to fully heal. They burned the nail bed with acid and everything...
Connor, yes, I do wish all my toilets had bidets.
Joey: “You looked like you were really enjoying yourself”
Connor: “You looked like you were about to shit yourself”
"Ghosts don't scare us"
Japanese banks: Allow me to introduce myself
I wonder why no TH-camr has made something like "How to evade Japanese banks" "Top 10 ways to find loopholes in Japanese banking system". Untapped potential lmao.
@@samuraijosh1595 they cant be avoided
@@satriosugab3575 Off the top of my head, I can name some defi protocols you can use to completely avoid Banks anywhere anytime. Or, if blockchain comes off as scam-y to you, there should definitely be some other way to simplify Japanese banking structure.
@@samuraijosh1595 Japanese banks: Watch that video now and make it more frustrating for the "customer!"
2:09:12 hooves in nature naturally wear down when the animal walks/runs long distances on abrasive terrain. Animals also take care of themselves in nature, such as dogs that bite on hard materials such as bones to take care of their teeth or eat grass to get fiber when they are not feeling well in their stomach.
I absolutely love when Connor goes ham on paranormal stuff. I relate 100% with everything he says.
"Ghosts Don't Scare Us!"
They're gonna talk about sh*t again aren't they?
Nah is about chicken breast
Food corpses
Bad anime takes
All of the above?
I was like did I watch this episode before??? But than realized no it is definitely new. Connor said very similar things to the last time so I was super confused. 😂😂
Connor is 100% right about the food companies pushing breakfast being so important. And the food pyramid bit.
I disagree. There’s been studies to show the actual importance of breakfast so if you were to skip a meal it’d be better to skip lunch. Not eating from dinner to lunch the next day is too long for you to not eat.
@@adrian482 you need to fact check better. Conor is absolutely correct. In fact, your implication that going "too long" without food is actually a bad thing at all is completely wrong. Fasting, whether intermittent or longer, has been shown to be beneficial, objectively. In fact, caloric restriction is still the only way we know that definitively extends your lifespan.
Knowing what we now know about a balanced diet, in what world does cereal have a place in anyone's diet? Milk? It doesn't. Learn to think critically, and for yourselves folks. Stop being sheep and start seeking vetted research done by people without a financial stake in the matter.
@@bigdbag They weren't really talking about cereal or milk. Just having a morning meal in general.
@@adrian482 you are totally right, i’m reading a book right now which is called “how not to diet”. It’s written by a nutritionist and he has helped many people lose weight and has giving them an healthy lifestyle.
Also it’s been scientifically proven many times that breakfast is the most important meal because the least calories will be saved in your body. The calories you eat for breakfast gets saved into your body as your energy for the rest of the day.
Your dinner should actually be your smallest meal.
@@saxenart this is literal nonsense. Your body doesn't store calories like that. Similar to the myth that it's better to eat 6 small meals throughout the day as opposed to one large one, your body processes calories in and calories out the exact same way regardless of how you consume them.
Every time spiritual people talk about their "awakening", I get envious as fuck. I wish I could have some spirituality in this god forsaken world lmao
As a Spiritual. You can only become Spiritual if you realized there is more to the world than what we all can perceived and normal person like you will never understand it. Because being spiritual is realizing that you need to change in order to be able to go on. Spirituality is also a calling and not Voluntarily. I never thought I would be a Spiritual person before. I believe it was bullshit before until it happened to me. It's the most positive changed that happened to me.
@@colonia04 spiritual people are often the ones with the biggest ego.
And I'm getting that vibe from you. You're not any more special then anyone because of your "spirituality".
Spirituality's overrated anyway. Go for materialism. At least the material world is real.
Yeah I’m pretty sure all you have to do is say that if you have and then you’ve done it now that’s really all there is to it.
them bringing up nutella and chocolate spread sandwiches reminded me that i used to have a lunch sandwich/wrap that was basically a flour tortilla wrap with peanut butter spread across and a handful of chocolate chips. Thinking back it was basically a reese's wrap...
That sounds like pain to eat from all that indulgence.
Connor has gone existential for like 2-3 episodes in a row now
Should I be concerned 💀
No That's the good stuff!!
It's not unreasonable to ponder about such stuff.
The way Connor described his take on paranormal activity in this episode made him sound super educated on the topic, he explains it really well
Garnt : I've never had Marmite.
Chris Broad: **Menacingly laughing**
Garnt: "When you are Chilling in the Onsen with the Boys and whatever,...."
The Boys:
Me: they didn't get their invite,lol.
"Grant went fishing" was single handely the most enjoyable part of the video
When Connor said “..and then he kidnaps George Bush” I lost it 😂
Bruh same!!🤣🤣🤣
Joey's string cheese habit is innocent compared to the people that just take a bite out of the log without stringing it 🥵
Sometimes I forget that I am eating string cheese and do that. Then realize my mistake and eat it like a human being
@@Ace-yd9sr haha I can understand that 😂
Sometimes I'm too busy or lazy to play with my food thank you very much!
I dont often eat those because i think theyre gross. But when i do, i bite that stick like an ice lolly
As a kid, I saw ppl who intentionally ate cheese sticks like protein bars, and i was just confounded 😆
Connor: *Describes a fictional storyline* ... "You can't make that up!"
so glad i sorted by new, you gave me a laugh
There should be a horror themed trash taste special where you guys do "tests of courage" in a very anime style. Would be fun.
It's just them trying to open a bank account
Opening a Japanese bank account anime style
@@ls200076 YESSSSS lots of shonen style cinematography, over the top reactions, frame it like a battle
@@lordofgraphite Real life is already a mental battle, imagine the anime version and all the internal monologues.
As someone whose dad was in the military and moved around a lot, hear them say “thankfully they took the boxes” physically hurt. Those things can last a decade
Aight, so ghost hunting special next year? Buzzfeed Unsolved style?
I mean, we've got Joey the believer, Connor the skeptic, Garnt the sexual appe- I mean, comic relief. It'd work out
The issue I have with the argument that you can't disprove ghosts is that you could use that logic with pretty much anything. I could say that people are reborn in another universe after they die, or they go back in time and are reborn as themselves, so they are basically stuck in a time loop. None of these can be disproved either, so why would you specifically choose to believe that people turn into ghosts after they die?
All thru this entire episode i couldn't stop looking at the Lapras over Connors shoulder. The poor thing fell over and can't get back up.
connor was wearing this same 100 dollar jumper when he went to the abandoned hotel with Chris and Natsuki.. good times
Do u know where he got the jumper?
The abandoned love hotel? That was Joey...
@@4473021 Nah, they went to different hotel in different episode. It wasn't a love hotel and the building was in much worse condition, barely a skeleton.
Thanks for making my Friday ever so better!
The thing about ghost is if one manage to kill you and you turn into a ghost, it would be really awkward
It's crazy how different people's eating habits can be as I cannot comprehend the idea of not eating breakfast. It's just something I need to function, moreso than even coffee.
Same. Breakfast is necessary for me
I am just not hungry at all when I wake up.
@@user-dj9iu2et3r same, sometimes I even feel like I'm gonna throw up if I eat something after I wake up
21:21 MUDAN! I just happened to be stareing at the Rohan statue
I just saw that and wondered if anyone else did
The way the Trash Taste boys describe Baki makes the entire anime/manga sound like the ultimate shitpost.
Connor reminded me of some five year old kid running up to his parents and telling them a story he's just making up off the top of his head as he goes along but thinks is the coolest thing ever.
1:33:50 Garnt you are supposed to leave some lights on when you leave the house to make it look like someone is still there and also just to have a more pleasant experience when you get back home. that is the normal thing to do..
But light prices...
@@edvinsebastian1290 not sure about japan but in Sweden it sure is true with the prices I mean. I know people who got electricity bills of 3000$+ for a single month during last winter. The prices went up to the moon
@@edvinsebastian1290 he didn’t say to blast the ac and turn on all his appliances. You just leave a lamp on, preferably one near a window so it shows from outside.
Alright you've convinced me, literally stopping the podcast to watch Baki right now. Weird, it never really stood out to me before.
43:07 There was a twitter account for out of context Baki. It got me into the series when it posted "Now that you've got no more urine left in you, how are you going to get out of this tetrahedron?"
I can finally say that I have watched all of the Trash Taste Podcast episodes. It took like 2 months, but I did it. I watched Joey's channel when I was younger, but I recently saw this, decided to watch an episode, and then chose to start from the beginning. I had heard of Garnt, but didn't know Connor, and now I have spent roughly 140 hours listening to them and can say I'm up-to-date when the next one comes out.
For the spiritual/religion/alien/etc. topic: As a Christian (sorta), nothing is more annoying than seeing religious people say "prove that God doesn't exist" (and vice versa). The same goes for ghosts and aliens. I believe that they exist but that we can't understand them and likely don't have any grasp on how they work. If you're demanding that people believe or don't believe in something that can't be proven or disproven, you're sorta in the wrong tbh.
I've pretty much only watched anime while doing exercise for the last 10 years. It's great because it's always a constant time put aside just to watch anime and an incentive to get your exercise done. It also works well with seasonal anime since you just schedule a different show(s) for each day of the week. Works best with cardio since you can concentrate on nothing but the show, but it's fine with weights as well (just pause every minute or so and do your set and then unpause).
31:30; Best part of Baki is that the United states has a new president every 6 months in that world. Every new season we see another one.
Not sure if they're speedrunning democracy or speedrunning impeachments
@@LouisSubearth true democracy and no Republic
Baki's finally getting the love and attention it deserves, you love to see it! One of the all time greats.
Fun fact:
Breakfast doesn't necessarily need to be in the morning, it can be in the afternoon evening or even night if you survive without food till then
Because it's called break-fast
It's whenever you break your fasting
Lmao i didn't know that, just noticed it works same way in Spanish.
Broooo I went 30+ years without noticing this
I'm guessing nobody has ever heard of a brunch
@@fbichan9418 or even better, break-fast
I'm a night shift worker: I have dinner for breakfast since I sleep during the day.
I’ve never watched Baki but after hearing their Baki segment I’m definitely checking it out lol
I love when Garnt is talking he taps the table like his playing chess
Waiting for that one chapter where we see Connor's little brother fill in for him
I'm so confused by this and this isn't the first I've seen it--is it a joke?
@@JustAJauneArc connor shaved his beard
He looks like a child
If people can believe in ghosts, I can believe in my waifu being real.
Equally ridiculous
@@joshuathomas512 but definitely a guilty pleasure
Toward the tail end of the podcast about the ghosts/paranormal discussion, its actually impossible to prove anything non-existent. Unless you can observe 100% of existence at the same time, all you can 'prove' is that something doesn't exist in the place you have checked. The reason why the burden of proof is on the one claiming (in this case that ghosts/the paranormal are real) is that if no proof beyond a reasonable doubt can be provided, how can the claim be shown to exist? Personal experience may seem like 'proof' but unfortunately the only thing that a paranormal 'experience' proves is that the one having the experience felt something 'paranormal'. The emotion is real. The feelings are real and valid. The cause, however, is always mundane.
I really like the way you phrased that at the end, about the feelings and emotions being real. I never really thought about that before and it got frustrating sometimes when i was talking about ghosts and other things to people who had had personal experiences. I guess I should think about it that way: their personal experience was real, but the cause is not.
@@SilverDragonJay I think its important to validate peoples emotions when discussing things like this. Its too easy to just argue the logic or whatever but it dismisses the human who saw/felt what they did. In a way it also dismisses them and I think thats why people can become defensive.
I think we should hold on the our emotions and feelings in these kind of situation like u said. Becoz tbh these feelings are validation for our existence. The truth and reality is so vast that it's measured in terms of uncertainty in this world.
Even for something that's concrete and proven, people's perception can change too. Recall how many times the boys said "When did that happen?" or "Did I say that?" In response to their own clip. People's memories are fickle, now add nervousness and anxiety on top of that, there's your horror experience.
@@victoriazero8869 well put
"there's no baki out of context memes"
Ar manga : *3000years of chinese sadness*
Pretty sure it’s 4000 years
I used to 'see' things when I was younger. My parents convinced me that I was either having nightmares or daydreaming and I didn't think much of them growing. There's this particular instance when I was around 14 when I woke up one night seeing a pale face inches away from mine with yellowish eyes with no teeth staring at me before smiling and disappearing. I freaked out for weeks before moving out from that room and being brave enough to sleep alone again. Years later I had a friend over and he would sleep in my old room. He barged into my (new) room that night with no explanation and was shaking. I calmed him to sleep. The next morning he told me that he seen something in that room. It had a pale face, with yellowish eyes and no teeth. There's a ton of stuff that happened to me when I was a kid involving the paranormal but it's this one that still send shivers down my spine.
Sounds like a sleep paralysis daemon. It’s a totally normal neurological thing.
Photo or fake 🤨
@@qtheplatypus more like there is something in that room rather then sleep paralysis because two different persons with no relation had same experience in that same old room
@@Yash-sl1ks a more likely explanation is that it is a sleep paralysis demon and that maybe he told his friend about it, which made it get stored at the back of his mind, only for it to appear as a sleep paralysis demon.
@@miks_w8945 well both can be true yours more likely than mine but personally i believe mine because i had have experiences with that kind of a weird room before
Garnt, sitting on top of a mountain on a single stick: "Clause Five of the Sacred Texts: *condiments and boneless chicken are the spawn of satan and should be burned at stake"*
Condiments and boneless meat will be appreciated by any sensible individual!
I really loved the discussion about the gym and baki! Keep up the good work boys!
Joey's hair is so nice. this style suits him so well.
the whole “Garnt and religion” rant was really interesting for me, because my mother (who is just not religious) has been trying to get me into religion for the longest time. She doesn’t care which religion, it just has to be something I can believe in that will help me set my values. And I am rejecting every single one. I’m interested to see what happens in like 5 years, how my adult self will react to this comment because I truly wonder whether or not I will go done the religion route or not.
Connor’s Joseph Kira bit was killer
Killer queen
More like Killer Queen Bee
Gunpowder gelatine
Kirrah qveen
"Muscles can solve any world issue in the... world"
-Grant, 2021
Listening to the boys describe baki literally feels like someone attempting to describe a dream.
Connor: " I remember there was this one kid who always had chocolate spread sandwiches and he was a bit overweight"
Me: *sweats*
rather grateful that i never had those as a kid. hell in my country they are not even popular the best food a kid can ask for is instant ramen to school. normally its home cooked things typical cultural food. hell i have never in my life seen those chocolate spreads and nutella outside of super markets as the 'luxury food'. and after the age of 16 i just started hated eating a lot of chocolate like i can eat some small bites here and there. but if i am given a dairy milk or something that is big i just wont take it. i will eat it over a span of like 1 week while sharing it with my parents at the same time. i hate eating a lot of sweet things now. except for celebrations i guess. but that too those sweets are milk based rather than chocolate or something. idk man maybe i am weird
I never thought I would be big into breakfast either. Then, I became diabetic and eating a large breakfast helped me regulate myself better, especially because eating late in the evening became more risky. It was a big perspective change for me.
Try low carb/ keto; your diabetes will go away.
Same I guess. I didn't often feel for breakfast, but when I started making it a habit, I could successfully cut back on the size of my lunch and dinner. And just as well, cause lunch and dinner were where the habit of eating too much, or eating junk in general actually came from for me. With breakfast, I could skip lunch at work sometimes until later, and even if I had lunch it'd be light so I wouldn't be sleepy afterwards. And as mentioned it's perfect if you make it so that your dinner is light as possible before sleeping. The importance of breakfast is more about how you regulate your calorie intake for the remainder of the day than anything else. When I skipped breakfast, I'd end up wanting to eat more for the rest of the day, to the point of having 2 dinners to make up for it, so it was normal to go to bed on a full stomach.
@@drirene57 I wish! Type 1 has no cure and doesn't ever truly go away
I binged all of baki because of this podcast and i have never been so confused, entertained, scared, and grateful for being recommended a series
I dont think I have seen Connor so hyped up for anything, even the food debate didn't have him that heated up but tbh baki is just literal adrenaline rush
Disappointed they didn't dress up for the episodes closest to Halloween :(
This was before Connor shaved
The episodes are behind
Really looking forward for the maid outfit reveal!!!
That paranormal part Connor actually spitting facts.
Fire fire fire
Hearing Matto get acknowledged by the boys will never cease to make me smile
8:05 Connor, you can do that in England too! You can pay your bills at a local post office or a payzone corner shop. Been going with my mum who speaks limited english every month in my whole childhood
Ok, I know y'all said ya don't do that sorta controversial shit on here, but I find it funny that the best discussions you guys have are the ones where you are technically talking about said controversial topics xD The biggest difference that makes your discussions about said topics uncontroversial is that you guys just find the main conflict, and just tackled that instead of getting too bogged down in details and semantics which is usually what makes that topic controversial in the first place. It also helps that you guys are very open and receptive to opposing ideas during said discussion, and you all bring up valid points as well!
It's just refreshing that you guys don't go into enough detail to make the discussions controversial cuz I feel like I've seen enough people do that online, and more often than not, the discussion they're having feels too reductive that it just becomes unproductive. It's just nice to see someone talk about it in the bigger picture sometimes :') Cuz really, some of the most basic things you can do as a human literally boils down to "just be nice and understanding to people" and how that original vision gets so lost in the process sometimes still disappoints me occasionally :'D
The way y'all naturally slip into a conversation like this and get all your points across while highlighting other viewpoints and perspectives that may sometimes be influenced by cultural viewpoints unique to each of you just amazes me. It's shit like this that makes me really respect the way y'all handle delicate subjects as a group, and why it's always comforting to listen to y'all bring up stuff relevant to each of your identities and speak about your own backgrounds and experiences :) Also Garnt's just got the best takes sometimes, and I'm definitely, totally NOT biased just because I'm part of SEA gang or anything. /s /hj
It's also partially why I can never really understand how people can't tell when y'all are having a heated discussion to play it up for the camera, and what discussions were truly relevant to your own sense of selves and beliefs. I don't think dudes this sensible would take discussions about bidets THAT personally ya kno? Yes, that was a rhetorical question, and yes they would do it for the memes xD Edit: Well. What a perfectly timed comment that was just as the video was about to end xD
I have never agreed with Connor more. The paranormal god of the gaps argument is so annoying when most things are simple misunderstandings of basic science and even if we can’t explain something entirely, there is most likely an explanation that falls within the fundamentals of what we understand about the universe.
it is also important to recognize that certain claims are unverifiable according to the scientific method, hence they are not within sciences' jurisdiction. Mechanical positivism is not healthy at all.
@@immasavagebro2845 can u explain mechanical positvism, i could google it but then you just threw a jargon most people dont know so if u can explain it for everyone that would be great
Some people just leave the unknown up to “spiritual” i don’t think it’s a fault of not understanding, I think it’s different.
It’s how some understand what caused the Big Bang
Danish Teuku it’s nothing much. Mechanical as in robotic or inflexible and positivism which is of course complex but like “if it can’t be measured in any meaningful way, it’s false/wrong”
God of the gaps, pascals wager, burden of proof
I really wanted to hear garnt's experience. Something abt him not telling it is making me wanna know more
I think he talked about it in the other ghost video.
He probably caused himself to hallucinate while meditating as a monk.
@@tomasxfranco he went to become a monk because of that experience
He seems like a pretty private guy. There's tons of stuff he's alluded to but clearly didn't really want to go in-depth into. Like he mentioned he lived for a while in China which seems like it'd make for some interesting stories but never he's really gone into why or what he did there.
On the flip side, I would argue the sensationalism surrounding 'ghost culture' is the only redeeming value of it
As it is in fact entertaining
Facts
Its like WWE it's so clearly unreal that you enjoy and have fun with the spectacle
@@WookieWarriorz the supernatural might be real or not there is not enough evidence on it and like most things in the universe you can never tell
@@kevsimoes I can't prove that there isn't an asteroid perfectly on the other side of the sun that is gonna destroy the earth if you don't delete your comment, and neither can you. Does that mean we should assume it might be true?
Connor every 5 minutes this episode: "So I went to the gym, right...?"
This week's episode of the boys and chores. What's everyone taking care of while they listen in? Today's laundry day for me.
Sorting laundry first half, working inventory for the 2nd half
I’m just playing a game
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”. Thus in reverse most things that can not yet be explained by science is seen as some form of supernatural happening
Finally, was refreshing for this