As someone who never bothered to go to college, I agree with Chilled when he says that some kind of "real life" class should be implemented in the 12th grade. Something to teach the students about how to write a check, write a resume, etc. That and apprenticeship classes are something else that I always believed in. Man, the US school system could be so much better...
It's crazy to me how far behind the school system there is... How on Earth is writing resumes not a thing in the general education plan when it's such a key point when applying to a job? Apprenticeships are literally mandatory at certain grades here in Germany so students can get a feel of how the "real world" is. Hell, I had to do a couple of apprenticeships for "social jobs" even though I had no interest in pursuing that type of career to "gain life skills"... and of one those times was in technical college!
I am french and apprenticeship is encouraged when you do not go for superior education and even in superior education in at least in your last 2 years you have stage in entreprise and 1 of 6 month (sorry for spealling)
The saddest part of this is that high schools give these classes for certain groups but said groups can't use those classes as much and everyone in general could use these classes.
I just love how they just suddenly got pull back into the game whenever they had to draw a lot of cards or when they notice when someone is about to win.
UNO certainly brings out many types of conversations. Be it Political, common sense, or history, or just straight up people yelling at each other because one got +20. Must say I thoroughly enjoyed this and the major points brought up.
Often the nastiest voices are the ones most spread and heard, you gotta sift through the mess sometimes to find the gems like this one :) I hope you have a great day random stranger!
@@TheTaintedWisdom I mean there is that route, just lose all faith and hope and security for those who do not have a voice. Not like there *are* good people in the world that are worth fighting for, let the unjust simply rule since it's not worth it. With that attitude, yeah the world is doomed, but only if you let it, so no, don't lose faith in humanity
@@TheTaintedWisdom The same could be said about those who lost faith in humanity, they aren't paying enough attention to the world. There are plenty of reasons to lose faith in humanity, but also plenty of reasons to keep it. If we all could learn to work together instead of constantly fighting each other, than there would be more reasons to believe in people, and that things will be better.
Even if it helps, I don't want governments getting a pass for telling half-truths for "the greater good". That's also the reason a lot of democratic countries have term limits. Sure it'll help the government stabilize if they don't need to worry about a popularity contest every 5 years, but that's established to protect us from having a military dictatorship for 31 years.
It is weird though that he may have a point, like I honestly believe more people would have put on masks if it was announced to protect one's self rather than others. I agree with you as well don't get me wrong, it's just crazy to ponder
@@sse_weston4138 That's because the argument for not wearing a mask in the beginning was "it doesn't protect me anyways. Everyone who says it helps is lying." The people who don't wear mask used this argument in the very beginning of the mask debate like...? Some people say they cannot breathe, I think they should get a different size because my asthmatic friends are managing just fine.
28:30 Adding to Chilled's explanation of Columbus Day Origin (Although Columbus Day had been observed in NYC dating back to 1792). I believed it happened in 1890-1891. Nineteen Italian-Americans were accused of killing the city's police chief. All of them were acquitted. While they were held in the prison an angry mob stormed the prison and lynched all the Italians. It is the largest known mass lynching in United States history. The Italian Navy threatened to attack New Orleans (where the lynchings happened). The accident is called the Hennessy Case.
I don't agree with everything you guys said in the video, but I appreciated how you discussed it. This is what America needs, more reasonable communication
while I agree with things that were said in this video I strongly agree with what you said, and that we have lost our ability to talk civilly these days and its sad.
7:43 my Spanish teacher taught my class how to write a check cause she over heard us bitching about not learning stuff for when we move out of our parents houses
@@leaguemastergg3647 except learning a second language can get you higher paying jobs in customer service, and other industries. So not really useless haha
I've often thought that instead of Calc and Advanced Algebra in high school which I've never used once in my adult life (and I'm 40 so that 22 years of not using advanced math), there needed to be a course in Basic Accounting where you do balancing bank accounts and figuring basic taxes and such. Or Basic Home Maintenance where you learn how to change a tire and check oil in a car or learn basic plumbing and electrical, where you know where your water shut-off is and the inside of a circuit box and a fuse box. Stuff that you would need for life that a good portion of kids would not have access to because the parents don't know or do that stuff either. Just basic stuff that's important to know in case of emergency.
UNO Flip AND it's near an hour? *rubs hands* This is a nice development. I went to a university in Australia, a university in my state, and a technical college. I graduated from the latter two but I think back fondly on the shit I learned in Australia and the technical college. I was made to take an Economics class and holy hell it was insightful. Don, my professor, made us use a balance spending sheet and keep track of what we were spending and how much. It's because of him that I ended up downloading Mint and then keeping track of my credit cards and making my score much better than it was in 2013. Student loans aren't as expensive due to him so thank you for that Technical college. Also for showing me again how to hold a camera and to storyboard. Australia taught me and my state school said f-that.
7:45 In my country 11th-13th grade is either study prep if you're planning to go to college, or trade school if you're not. It's a good system I think, this way everyone gets to spend the last couple of years preparing for what they want to do after school
Masks are worn in the hospital for a reason and not just by surgeons, so it does protect you, just that there are different types of mask, but even then if people wear regular dust or fabric masks, it protects you, if other people do it as well. It minimises the chances of you getting sick. The virus just spreads less. I keep extra face masks, hand sanitiser and alcohol wipes in my bag at all times. Even though the cases in Estonia are very low, you can never be too careful. I only see very few people wear masks, which I think is not good, especially because the boarders are open again. They already talk about second wave. I know that you can’t just stop living your life, but it should be done, while still being mindful about other people. I had a few classes in college, which taught about budget and finances, but it only was a part of one subject. I also had a class called self management, which was an awesome subject. It taught how to plan your schedule, how to study in university, how to keep up motivation and basically about university life management. It was really needed subject. I just wished it would be longer. In Estonia going to university is free. Only sometimes you have to pay. There are special conditions, when it’s not free for you.
In my junior year of high school we had to take a class called fpm which stood for financial professional management, in that class we learned how to write checks, write a resume, how to do a job interview, and we were required to dress up on certain days. One of the last things we did in that class was go on a job shadow. It taught me a lot and I wish it was two semesters instead of one.
They don't teach you those things anymore they shove you in a room give you knowledge you won't use in a practical sense then when your years are up they kick you out the door. Hell some teachers let you cheat so they will pass the class anyway.
I’m 23 years old and hearing today’s conversation was more interesting than most others as of recently. Y’all went down to earth and talked about real life, explained the struggle and everything. I feel that, teenagers should be learning how to survive future life during HS years. A “Real Life” class would be very beneficial Also agreed with the fact the world is going in the wrong direction, especially when it comes down to politics and where the world could be going. There needs to be change but right now it’s change for the worth that’s happening.
Viva la revolution! Start reading brother, the oldtimers aren't going to be around for much longer, the world is ripe for change. I wont push any specific ideology on you but for of the love of god, get educated in political theory.
As a top five percent in school I can attest that the top five percent in grades don’t get any special treatment at all. The adults assume that we have our lives together just because we have good grades and help us even less than other students. Athletes are the only people guidance counselors care about.
I frequent a stream that used to play a slowed-down version of that "I'm Blue" song. Everyone thought it was saying "I'm blue, and I would beat off a guy" lol
@@Sl0thb0yy also you can't possibly mean that fox news has common sense, not that WP has a lot of it either but if you think this please go find some actual news.. no CNN, BBC, MSNBC or mainstream channel of your choice. Find independent, transparent, objective local reporters for the area/issue you want information on. Read some books, get familiar with historical, political and philosophical theory so that you can understand what angles people are coming from and what they're actually saying. I might have over reacted/misunderstood your point but i'm getting old, tired and cynical from too much internet
I enjoyed this video of UNO with this discussion. I'm 25 and have been teaching high school science for 2.5 years. I see each of y'all's views and have heard the same from my students.
May not agree with all the ideas said (1-2% at most, hold your horses, Comments), but I love the chill conversation touching on what most people hate talking about.
This same conversation has been had 1000x over by nearly everyone in the us but nothing has changed lol and it probably won’t change for many years to come
One of the reasons I really respect you guys is that you guys do occasionally touch on subjects that could get you in trouble. I actually really appreciate hearing your guys’ opinions so I hope you guys aren’t too afraid to have your voices heard
I still remember grinding up to get the quel’serrar by mining for arcanite bars and then buying the book in the auction house. When I got the sword, I immediately became the number 2 tank in my guild and it was a blast to run through molten core and black wing lair. Good times.
My high school had a personal finance class where they taught you what a w2 is, how you’d go about filing taxes, what’s your net worth, How to budget, how credit works and how you should use it to boost your credit score, what will negatively or positively affect your credit score, stuff like that. It was great. They also taught us about investments.
Chilled listening to you talk about wow is how my cousins must feel when they listen to me talk about yugioh.... I had no fucken clue what the hell you’re talking about
The one major flaw I see in the United States of America is that we are not united at all. At best, we are two factions constantly fighting over power, at worst, we are a multitudes of groups constantly fighting each other for insignificant reasons, unable to see how stupid it is to fight. Government is democrats and republicans caring more about beating the other instead of working to make this country better. We the people never unify to work together unless something terrible occurs, and even then, another group rises in opposition, or those within the group use it to cover their activities hurting their cause, like joining a peaceful protest to start looting and vandalizing. Instead of arguing against each other, we should learn to work together to improve the lives of everyone in this country, not just one group.
Even though Columbus was not a good man by our standards, he still helped found america. Law's change and I'm pretty sure they didn't have law's about slavery back then. People 200 year's from now might call us sick for having the age of consent be 16-18. Doesn't take away our accomplishments.
I'm glad someone said this. People are trying to look back and judge by modern standards, but most of those 'standards' aren't even 100 years old yet. Hell, WOMEN VOTING in the United States (at least on a national scale) isn't even 100 yet (give it a month and 20 days after this post and that will be false, but still). LGBTQ awareness/rights is from this CENTURY. So why are we judging by modern standards that some of us literally saw come into existence during our lifetime in regards to people from 200-300 years ago, or even 500-600 in the case of Columbus? How does that make ANY sense?
Columbus wasn't even CLOSE to the more weird beginnings of U.S. history. There's so much innacurate information about it. First off, we were founded by actual religious nuts (you can call it religious freedom all you want but they still killed their children for misbehavior (puritans)), and criminals. England liked to dumo their criminals in the U.S. Some people did want to start a new life but were too poor and became indentured servants (who were regularly abused. They were the slaves before slavery was more popular.) Bacon's Rebellion and the Glorious Revolution and the Enlightenment in Eurooe led to the popularity of slavery and the end of abusing indentured servants. Also "taxation without representation" is such a shitty phrase. They didn't want representation in parliament. Do the math, they wouldn't be heard in parliament amongst the English. They wanted salutary neglect that they had before the french and indian war. The Boston Tea party happened bc smugglers like john hancock were making less money bc England's tea from the declining Dutch East India company was cheaper.
well Columbus was the guy who brought America into the mindset of europeans and founded the first 9 sucessful conolies. second Mississippi didnt have the Confederate flag it was the battle flag of Mississippi during the Confederacy which was created to help ease tensions between the two groups during reconstruction. the flags designer was a black man fun fact
You know what's funny about the gap in the stall debate? America is one of the only places that does that. Japan, Britain, Germany, most, if not all, of their public bathrooms have personal little cubicles, with walls that go up to the ceiling without question. There is no gaps there. America is just behind the time.
I wish talking and debating was more of a norm. I love debating and talking about things like this with people but everyone gets so offended if you have a different point of view. I personally love it because I learn more about the other side of the debate. I obviously have my opinions on things but debating it with people who have different opinions gives me a different point of view on the subject. personally if I'm wrong on a subject I love being proven wrong because I leave it more knowledgeable, but people hate being wrong about anything and thats why you see ignorant posts online is because they won't debate if they are being proven wrong.
I am currently taking both college classes ( which are basics so they can't be denied) and highschool classes at the same time. Once I transfer my credits and I get a semester in at least 2 classes I will be considered a junior ( if I calculated right)
In the college I'm attending right now, the "worldly classes" that are needed to graduate can be substitute with just studying abroad. I was planning on doing that anyways so I don't have to do any of them if I don't want to
biggest issue I have with the lockdown is how the government decided to shut down all of the mom and pop shops that can hold like 10 people max and shoved everyone inside of Walmart and Home Depot as if that in any way helped
what was that high pitched sound within the first few minutes? I checked without my headset and it stopped, then I put my headset back on and then I heard it again. It stopped about 6m in though Edit: it only happens when the cards are RGYB, not when they're the inverted colours
You know, Da Vinci Day replacing Columbus Day doesn't sound like a bad idea. Columbus - Spearheaded an expedition in an attempt to find the Indies, only to run into America - fairly incompetent leader who lost his flagship on the return trip home Da Vinci - Celebrated artist and inventor, sported a great beard, hero of the Renaissance Granted, Da Vinci had nothing to do with America, but it could work out.
Hey chilled totally agree with you on education, I just wanted to put the suggestion out there that I think the main reason schools don't push for/have as many 'life skills' classes (or for that matter teaching trades as well) is that it makes schools less money and alot of schools have strapped budgets as it is due to lack of public spending, so there's increasing pressure on schools to get kids to college to secure funding. I don't know if you'll read this but I do think it's an important topic! Love the vids
On the topic of using a urinal because I hate peeing next to someone, do have Urinal Troughs (A long urinal for multiple people) in the US? they are usually found in pubs
@chilled going off of what you we saying about making more money while not working I was making over 3 times as much without working and before I was working for a company as an assistant manager working 50-60 hours a week so I wasn’t even one of the lowest paid workers
BC had some bad patches. I remember a blizz buffing pallys making it impossible to pvp or quests for a week or two. Level 62 wrecked my 70 hunter 10 seconds flat.
I'll say, my school (California) we actually have some really good options for life preparing classes, my boyfriend for his senior year had 3 band classes and 2 academic classes having the rest of his periods free for work/study hall, you can also take construction classes, woodshop, metal work, or programing, for academics we also had erwc for English that taught how to look at current articles and understanding the views of other people instead of usual high-school boring books
Although I will say Chilled you are wrong about the most powerful branch of government, if you actually look into it the judiciary branch is the most powerful, like its actually kinda ridiculous how much unchecked power they have
If you live in a commonwealth state like I do (KY) most times the state will pay for extra education. In my high school I chose to do online classes my senior year so I had to take the two required courses (math and English) then I was allowed to chose 5 extra classes to take. I choose firefighter 1, intro to fire services, intro to ems, real world math, and one other. Then when I wanted to go to college the state (KY) will pay for your college if the job is “needed” like RN, EMT, Paramedic, manufacturing, factory engineering, and many more. If anyone in KY wants details on the free college lmk
Speaking of wasting time and money on college. 11 years ago after graduating, I got talked into going to a Bible college by my mom. I agreed because they apparently had one of the best TESOL (basically teaching English overseas) program, and that's what I wanted to do back then. It was a 4 year program. In the 2 years I was there, I took all of 1 English class, forced to do Psychology for some reason, and then the rest were Bible classes....which were extremely hard. I was doing so bad the first year that I had to convince them why I should be let back in, and because I was so afraid of being a failure, I went back. I am still in debt because of this shit decision.
Only Warcraft games I've ever played were the ones that were clones of Command and Conquer. Never got into the RPG version due to not being interested in the genre and the fact you had to pay more money for a subscription just to play it.
Oh men those young "screw sleep" years were weird to look back to. Now I'm angry and tired all day with 1 night of 5 hours of sleep. 10 years earlier I did that all 5 schooldays in a row.
As a student going to school on full academic scholarship...I still think college and highschool is fucking dumb. Only difference between me and the average student is I had zero life other than school
I feel like part of the reason the mask thing is so difficult for the US in particular, is that we're taught in more or less every avenue that "doing" is our national identity. We're taught that Americans do stuff. The detective who plays by his own rules is the hero, and the boss who's being cautious is the coward who will see the error of his ways. We fight the Nazis, we go to the moon, we protest the injustices. And all that stuff is great, and we should do it. But now, we've been presented with a situation where the correct option is just, play it safe, wait it out. And even if logically we know that, it feels weird to us. (Please wear your masks and be safe and all of that) I could also be very wrong on this. I'm curious if other people feel the same or if I've just been given a weird view of our national identity.
I've never thought in my life is be jealous of people going to the gym. My body is burning but planet fitness still closed and the gym at my apt still close too
27:21 Galm: "We're taught about history, about all these bad things that happened, why is it still happening?" It's because we, as a nation, are taught to hate our history. There is no other nation in the world that hates their history so much as we do, to the point that people do not know anything beyond what's on Epic Rap Battles or Drunk History and only to the point that it's entertaining to them.
To add to this there are some mainly liberals that are wanting to erase their history. And to erase history means you are doomed to repeat it. The South during the Civil War was all Democrats. I am from the South and I love our Southern history as well as all the history of the US and am sad that the left is trying to erase what they did. Yes slavery was bad yet it was part of history and still happens throughout the world.
@@clairec3925 to make a country, immigrants need to come together from a different place to create it. once its created the children of those immigrants become the first generation of said country or anything
I can appreciate a podcast with some Uno happening in the background.
As someone who never bothered to go to college, I agree with Chilled when he says that some kind of "real life" class should be implemented in the 12th grade. Something to teach the students about how to write a check, write a resume, etc. That and apprenticeship classes are something else that I always believed in. Man, the US school system could be so much better...
It's crazy to me how far behind the school system there is... How on Earth is writing resumes not a thing in the general education plan when it's such a key point when applying to a job? Apprenticeships are literally mandatory at certain grades here in Germany so students can get a feel of how the "real world" is. Hell, I had to do a couple of apprenticeships for "social jobs" even though I had no interest in pursuing that type of career to "gain life skills"... and of one those times was in technical college!
I am french and apprenticeship is encouraged when you do not go for superior education and even in superior education in at least in your last 2 years you have stage in entreprise and 1 of 6 month (sorry for spealling)
The saddest part of this is that high schools give these classes for certain groups but said groups can't use those classes as much and everyone in general could use these classes.
ChilledChaos: (Is willing to be responsible and wear a mask and gloves when going to a gym)
Also ChilledChaos: (Refuses to wash his ass)
he washes it just doesnt go pucker deep
At least his ass is unlikely to give me covid.
The fact that we all know this 🤣
I actually really love the casual conversations. Like the whole college talk was really chill.
"the only italian people in pokemon are the mafia." holy shit he's right
I just love how they just suddenly got pull back into the game whenever they had to draw a lot of cards or when they notice when someone is about to win.
UNO certainly brings out many types of conversations. Be it Political, common sense, or history, or just straight up people yelling at each other because one got +20. Must say I thoroughly enjoyed this and the major points brought up.
It’s so nice to hear intelligent conversations, because I was losing what little faith in humanity I had left.
Often the nastiest voices are the ones most spread and heard, you gotta sift through the mess sometimes to find the gems like this one :)
I hope you have a great day random stranger!
If you haven't lost it completely already then you haven't been paying attention to the world.
@@TheTaintedWisdom I mean there is that route, just lose all faith and hope and security for those who do not have a voice. Not like there *are* good people in the world that are worth fighting for, let the unjust simply rule since it's not worth it. With that attitude, yeah the world is doomed, but only if you let it, so no, don't lose faith in humanity
@@TheTaintedWisdom The same could be said about those who lost faith in humanity, they aren't paying enough attention to the world. There are plenty of reasons to lose faith in humanity, but also plenty of reasons to keep it. If we all could learn to work together instead of constantly fighting each other, than there would be more reasons to believe in people, and that things will be better.
Logan Stearns Hell yeah! Communism!
Came in for laughs stayed for the wisdom.
Same,liked the chill vibe playing in the back and talking about stuff like a pod cast
Came in for laughs stayed after i came
Even if it helps, I don't want governments getting a pass for telling half-truths for "the greater good". That's also the reason a lot of democratic countries have term limits. Sure it'll help the government stabilize if they don't need to worry about a popularity contest every 5 years, but that's established to protect us from having a military dictatorship for 31 years.
It is weird though that he may have a point, like I honestly believe more people would have put on masks if it was announced to protect one's self rather than others. I agree with you as well don't get me wrong, it's just crazy to ponder
Yet they tell us half truths and lies all the time, so what would be different now?
@@sse_weston4138 That's because the argument for not wearing a mask in the beginning was "it doesn't protect me anyways. Everyone who says it helps is lying." The people who don't wear mask used this argument in the very beginning of the mask debate like...? Some people say they cannot breathe, I think they should get a different size because my asthmatic friends are managing just fine.
@@clairec3925 i am also asthmatic and i always wear a mask and it doesn t make a difference with or without it for breathing
28:30 Adding to Chilled's explanation of Columbus Day Origin (Although Columbus Day had been observed in NYC dating back to 1792). I believed it happened in 1890-1891. Nineteen Italian-Americans were accused of killing the city's police chief. All of them were acquitted. While they were held in the prison an angry mob stormed the prison and lynched all the Italians. It is the largest known mass lynching in United States history. The Italian Navy threatened to attack New Orleans (where the lynchings happened). The accident is called the Hennessy Case.
I don't agree with everything you guys said in the video, but I appreciated how you discussed it. This is what America needs, more reasonable communication
while I agree with things that were said in this video I strongly agree with what you said, and that we have lost our ability to talk civilly these days and its sad.
Just have all the senators and politicians play UNO Flip and talk
@@Shelbert88 I would watch that as it would actually bring in some un-serious humor, shared laughs and little honest moments.
7:43 my Spanish teacher taught my class how to write a check cause she over heard us bitching about not learning stuff for when we move out of our parents houses
Rly? I learned how to write a check in like elementary
@@blackrangoanthony I somehow doubt that.
wow, instead of learning one useless skill, you learned a different useless skill
@@leaguemastergg3647 except learning a second language can get you higher paying jobs in customer service, and other industries. So not really useless haha
I've often thought that instead of Calc and Advanced Algebra in high school which I've never used once in my adult life (and I'm 40 so that 22 years of not using advanced math), there needed to be a course in Basic Accounting where you do balancing bank accounts and figuring basic taxes and such. Or Basic Home Maintenance where you learn how to change a tire and check oil in a car or learn basic plumbing and electrical, where you know where your water shut-off is and the inside of a circuit box and a fuse box. Stuff that you would need for life that a good portion of kids would not have access to because the parents don't know or do that stuff either. Just basic stuff that's important to know in case of emergency.
News flash, there is a Mario Day. It's called March 10th (Mar10). I didn't know until a few years ago, and now I can't un-know it.
UNO Flip AND it's near an hour? *rubs hands* This is a nice development.
I went to a university in Australia, a university in my state, and a technical college. I graduated from the latter two but I think back fondly on the shit I learned in Australia and the technical college. I was made to take an Economics class and holy hell it was insightful. Don, my professor, made us use a balance spending sheet and keep track of what we were spending and how much. It's because of him that I ended up downloading Mint and then keeping track of my credit cards and making my score much better than it was in 2013. Student loans aren't as expensive due to him so thank you for that Technical college. Also for showing me again how to hold a camera and to storyboard. Australia taught me and my state school said f-that.
7:45 In my country 11th-13th grade is either study prep if you're planning to go to college, or trade school if you're not. It's a good system I think, this way everyone gets to spend the last couple of years preparing for what they want to do after school
Masks are worn in the hospital for a reason and not just by surgeons, so it does protect you, just that there are different types of mask, but even then if people wear regular dust or fabric masks, it protects you, if other people do it as well. It minimises the chances of you getting sick. The virus just spreads less. I keep extra face masks, hand sanitiser and alcohol wipes in my bag at all times. Even though the cases in Estonia are very low, you can never be too careful. I only see very few people wear masks, which I think is not good, especially because the boarders are open again. They already talk about second wave. I know that you can’t just stop living your life, but it should be done, while still being mindful about other people.
I had a few classes in college, which taught about budget and finances, but it only was a part of one subject. I also had a class called self management, which was an awesome subject. It taught how to plan your schedule, how to study in university, how to keep up motivation and basically about university life management. It was really needed subject. I just wished it would be longer. In Estonia going to university is free. Only sometimes you have to pay. There are special conditions, when it’s not free for you.
Chilled: Uno Real talk edition.
Also Chilled: Talks about WoW first thing.
In my junior year of high school we had to take a class called fpm which stood for financial professional management, in that class we learned how to write checks, write a resume, how to do a job interview, and we were required to dress up on certain days. One of the last things we did in that class was go on a job shadow. It taught me a lot and I wish it was two semesters instead of one.
....my school sucks then
They don't teach you those things anymore they shove you in a room give you knowledge you won't use in a practical sense then when your years are up they kick you out the door. Hell some teachers let you cheat so they will pass the class anyway.
I’m 23 years old and hearing today’s conversation was more interesting than most others as of recently. Y’all went down to earth and talked about real life, explained the struggle and everything. I feel that, teenagers should be learning how to survive future life during HS years. A “Real Life” class would be very beneficial
Also agreed with the fact the world is going in the wrong direction, especially when it comes down to politics and where the world could be going. There needs to be change but right now it’s change for the worth that’s happening.
Viva la revolution! Start reading brother, the oldtimers aren't going to be around for much longer, the world is ripe for change. I wont push any specific ideology on you but for of the love of god, get educated in political theory.
It's because America is no longer a democracy. It's an oligarchy
As a top five percent in school I can attest that the top five percent in grades don’t get any special treatment at all. The adults assume that we have our lives together just because we have good grades and help us even less than other students. Athletes are the only people guidance counselors care about.
You can wear sunglasses a hat and a mask and walk into a bank or government building and they are happy you have a mask. Enjoy the power of anonymity.
I frequent a stream that used to play a slowed-down version of that "I'm Blue" song. Everyone thought it was saying "I'm blue, and I would beat off a guy" lol
Common sense feels like it’s locked behind a paywall these days.
fox news is free to read, Washington post as far as im aware is paywalled, which do you think generally has more common sense
@@Sl0thb0yy I believe she's referring to the paywall as a metaphor, not referring to any news agency.
@@Sl0thb0yy also you can't possibly mean that fox news has common sense, not that WP has a lot of it either but if you think this please go find some actual news.. no CNN, BBC, MSNBC or mainstream channel of your choice. Find independent, transparent, objective local reporters for the area/issue you want information on. Read some books, get familiar with historical, political and philosophical theory so that you can understand what angles people are coming from and what they're actually saying.
I might have over reacted/misunderstood your point but i'm getting old, tired and cynical from too much internet
I enjoyed this video of UNO with this discussion. I'm 25 and have been teaching high school science for 2.5 years. I see each of y'all's views and have heard the same from my students.
May not agree with all the ideas said (1-2% at most, hold your horses, Comments), but I love the chill conversation touching on what most people hate talking about.
Dude the Derps are so grown up now. Ive been watching Galm and Chilled for so long. I think somewhere close to 6 years
This same conversation has been had 1000x over by nearly everyone in the us but nothing has changed lol and it probably won’t change for many years to come
One of the reasons I really respect you guys is that you guys do occasionally touch on subjects that could get you in trouble. I actually really appreciate hearing your guys’ opinions so I hope you guys aren’t too afraid to have your voices heard
I still remember grinding up to get the quel’serrar by mining for arcanite bars and then buying the book in the auction house. When I got the sword, I immediately became the number 2 tank in my guild and it was a blast to run through molten core and black wing lair. Good times.
My high school had a personal finance class where they taught you what a w2 is, how you’d go about filing taxes, what’s your net worth, How to budget, how credit works and how you should use it to boost your credit score, what will negatively or positively affect your credit score, stuff like that. It was great. They also taught us about investments.
This video right here is exactly why I appreciate your existence more so the ever. Big brain talks are the best
Chilled listening to you talk about wow is how my cousins must feel when they listen to me talk about yugioh.... I had no fucken clue what the hell you’re talking about
That WoW talk was actually fascinating to me and I don't even play it. Just hearing these guys go into discussions like this is just great.
The one major flaw I see in the United States of America is that we are not united at all. At best, we are two factions constantly fighting over power, at worst, we are a multitudes of groups constantly fighting each other for insignificant reasons, unable to see how stupid it is to fight. Government is democrats and republicans caring more about beating the other instead of working to make this country better. We the people never unify to work together unless something terrible occurs, and even then, another group rises in opposition, or those within the group use it to cover their activities hurting their cause, like joining a peaceful protest to start looting and vandalizing. Instead of arguing against each other, we should learn to work together to improve the lives of everyone in this country, not just one group.
Even though Columbus was not a good man by our standards, he still helped found america. Law's change and I'm pretty sure they didn't have law's about slavery back then. People 200 year's from now might call us sick for having the age of consent be 16-18. Doesn't take away our accomplishments.
I'm glad someone said this.
People are trying to look back and judge by modern standards, but most of those 'standards' aren't even 100 years old yet. Hell, WOMEN VOTING in the United States (at least on a national scale) isn't even 100 yet (give it a month and 20 days after this post and that will be false, but still). LGBTQ awareness/rights is from this CENTURY. So why are we judging by modern standards that some of us literally saw come into existence during our lifetime in regards to people from 200-300 years ago, or even 500-600 in the case of Columbus? How does that make ANY sense?
Not to mention the massive balls to take such an unprecedented journey on the sea in that time period.
Columbus wasn't even CLOSE to the more weird beginnings of U.S. history. There's so much innacurate information about it. First off, we were founded by actual religious nuts (you can call it religious freedom all you want but they still killed their children for misbehavior (puritans)), and criminals. England liked to dumo their criminals in the U.S. Some people did want to start a new life but were too poor and became indentured servants (who were regularly abused. They were the slaves before slavery was more popular.) Bacon's Rebellion and the Glorious Revolution and the Enlightenment in Eurooe led to the popularity of slavery and the end of abusing indentured servants. Also "taxation without representation" is such a shitty phrase. They didn't want representation in parliament. Do the math, they wouldn't be heard in parliament amongst the English. They wanted salutary neglect that they had before the french and indian war. The Boston Tea party happened bc smugglers like john hancock were making less money bc England's tea from the declining Dutch East India company was cheaper.
Idk if cheesy has been in a ton of these videos (first one for me) but it's so dope to see him in the group with you boys!
@@CheesyBlueNips from editor to one of the boys 😭 what a beautiful glow up story
I love *EVERYTHING* about this video. Thank you!
Ahhhh another podcast from chilledchaos and friends
well Columbus was the guy who brought America into the mindset of europeans and founded the first 9 sucessful conolies. second Mississippi didnt have the Confederate flag it was the battle flag of Mississippi during the Confederacy which was created to help ease tensions between the two groups during reconstruction. the flags designer was a black man fun fact
I’m glad to see these guys are still alive and at it
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I don't remember what its current name is.
But in 12'th grade I took what used to be called Home Economics.
You know what's funny about the gap in the stall debate? America is one of the only places that does that. Japan, Britain, Germany, most, if not all, of their public bathrooms have personal little cubicles, with walls that go up to the ceiling without question. There is no gaps there. America is just behind the time.
I like how you guys have some deep conversations sometimes it awesome 😃
I wish talking and debating was more of a norm. I love debating and talking about things like this with people but everyone gets so offended if you have a different point of view. I personally love it because I learn more about the other side of the debate. I obviously have my opinions on things but debating it with people who have different opinions gives me a different point of view on the subject. personally if I'm wrong on a subject I love being proven wrong because I leave it more knowledgeable, but people hate being wrong about anything and thats why you see ignorant posts online is because they won't debate if they are being proven wrong.
I am currently taking both college classes ( which are basics so they can't be denied) and highschool classes at the same time. Once I transfer my credits and I get a semester in at least 2 classes I will be considered a junior ( if I calculated right)
Welcome to Chilled's WoW TED Talk
In the college I'm attending right now, the "worldly classes" that are needed to graduate can be substitute with just studying abroad. I was planning on doing that anyways so I don't have to do any of them if I don't want to
I really enjoyed this vid. I always love the uno vids but that real talk got me
biggest issue I have with the lockdown is how the government decided to shut down all of the mom and pop shops that can hold like 10 people max and shoved everyone inside of Walmart and Home Depot as if that in any way helped
Love the discussion guys💖Keep it up
what was that high pitched sound within the first few minutes? I checked without my headset and it stopped, then I put my headset back on and then I heard it again. It stopped about 6m in though
Edit: it only happens when the cards are RGYB, not when they're the inverted colours
In my financial math class in high school we did nothing but watch Dave Ramsey videos.
p51mustang s Dave does give some good advice
In my sociology class (11th Grade), we watched ridiculousness episodes non-stop. Gotta study them stupid people ya know.
You know, Da Vinci Day replacing Columbus Day doesn't sound like a bad idea.
Columbus - Spearheaded an expedition in an attempt to find the Indies, only to run into America - fairly incompetent leader who lost his flagship on the return trip home
Da Vinci - Celebrated artist and inventor, sported a great beard, hero of the Renaissance
Granted, Da Vinci had nothing to do with America, but it could work out.
"don't give him red"
And chilled proceeds to choose red lol
Really enjoyed this conversation.
When you get to into talking and make your self draw cards for no reason at all 🤦🏻♀️ 🤣
Katekyo Hitman Reborn is an anime about mafia, which are Italians but also Japanese.
Mario Day is already a thing, it's March 10th, or MAR10
Hey Chilled I heard you like MMO's so you should try this superior game Finale Fantasy 14...Preferences aside 😆
Hey chilled totally agree with you on education, I just wanted to put the suggestion out there that I think the main reason schools don't push for/have as many 'life skills' classes (or for that matter teaching trades as well) is that it makes schools less money and alot of schools have strapped budgets as it is due to lack of public spending, so there's increasing pressure on schools to get kids to college to secure funding. I don't know if you'll read this but I do think it's an important topic! Love the vids
they should considerate having podcasts.. this was a joy to listen, a couple of gamers talking real shit
On the topic of using a urinal because I hate peeing next to someone, do have Urinal Troughs (A long urinal for multiple people) in the US? they are usually found in pubs
Hey chilled have you played world of Warcraft the frozen throne
Came for the UNO shenanigans, stayed for the compelling conversation about... everything.
Feels like a uno podcast
I worked through a trade school for automotives. It sucked.
@chilled going off of what you we saying about making more money while not working I was making over 3 times as much without working and before I was working for a company as an assistant manager working 50-60 hours a week so I wasn’t even one of the lowest paid workers
That was really nice chilled
Don't they do in the U.K. what Chilled talked about in school?
Chilled... a horse with no legs is a motorcycle
I went to my step brothers swim meet and I was the only one with a mask and some dude came up to me and yelled at me about it
I want more of this
I love talk videos like this
I love this podcast
If you are planning on playing WoW classic, go for the Hunter class because that is the best, second is the Warlock
BC had some bad patches. I remember a blizz buffing pallys making it impossible to pvp or quests for a week or two. Level 62 wrecked my 70 hunter 10 seconds flat.
I'll say, my school (California) we actually have some really good options for life preparing classes, my boyfriend for his senior year had 3 band classes and 2 academic classes having the rest of his periods free for work/study hall, you can also take construction classes, woodshop, metal work, or programing, for academics we also had erwc for English that taught how to look at current articles and understanding the views of other people instead of usual high-school boring books
Although I will say Chilled you are wrong about the most powerful branch of government, if you actually look into it the judiciary branch is the most powerful, like its actually kinda ridiculous how much unchecked power they have
If you live in a commonwealth state like I do (KY) most times the state will pay for extra education. In my high school I chose to do online classes my senior year so I had to take the two required courses (math and English) then I was allowed to chose 5 extra classes to take. I choose firefighter 1, intro to fire services, intro to ems, real world math, and one other. Then when I wanted to go to college the state (KY) will pay for your college if the job is “needed” like RN, EMT, Paramedic, manufacturing, factory engineering, and many more. If anyone in KY wants details on the free college lmk
Speaking of wasting time and money on college. 11 years ago after graduating, I got talked into going to a Bible college by my mom. I agreed because they apparently had one of the best TESOL (basically teaching English overseas) program, and that's what I wanted to do back then. It was a 4 year program. In the 2 years I was there, I took all of 1 English class, forced to do Psychology for some reason, and then the rest were Bible classes....which were extremely hard. I was doing so bad the first year that I had to convince them why I should be let back in, and because I was so afraid of being a failure, I went back. I am still in debt because of this shit decision.
tangledcords?
Good on y'all for voicing your opinions and also just speaking facts!
Only Warcraft games I've ever played were the ones that were clones of Command and Conquer. Never got into the RPG version due to not being interested in the genre and the fact you had to pay more money for a subscription just to play it.
The goals have never been the same in politics. The most agreement has been in foreign relations.
Anyone hoping Chilled maybe plays this version with Achievement Hunter????
i agree, ill go back for TBC i wasted years of my life on that you should have a tbc guild....if its horde.
Oh men those young "screw sleep" years were weird to look back to. Now I'm angry and tired all day with 1 night of 5 hours of sleep. 10 years earlier I did that all 5 schooldays in a row.
As a student going to school on full academic scholarship...I still think college and highschool is fucking dumb. Only difference between me and the average student is I had zero life other than school
I feel like part of the reason the mask thing is so difficult for the US in particular, is that we're taught in more or less every avenue that "doing" is our national identity. We're taught that Americans do stuff. The detective who plays by his own rules is the hero, and the boss who's being cautious is the coward who will see the error of his ways. We fight the Nazis, we go to the moon, we protest the injustices. And all that stuff is great, and we should do it. But now, we've been presented with a situation where the correct option is just, play it safe, wait it out. And even if logically we know that, it feels weird to us. (Please wear your masks and be safe and all of that)
I could also be very wrong on this. I'm curious if other people feel the same or if I've just been given a weird view of our national identity.
UNO: REAL TALK
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GONE POLITICAL?
I've never thought in my life is be jealous of people going to the gym. My body is burning but planet fitness still closed and the gym at my apt still close too
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Join the Air Force, best choice ✈️
Now the dark force awaken you
What is this anyways?
27:21 Galm: "We're taught about history, about all these bad things that happened, why is it still happening?"
It's because we, as a nation, are taught to hate our history. There is no other nation in the world that hates their history so much as we do, to the point that people do not know anything beyond what's on Epic Rap Battles or Drunk History and only to the point that it's entertaining to them.
To add to this there are some mainly liberals that are wanting to erase their history. And to erase history means you are doomed to repeat it. The South during the Civil War was all Democrats. I am from the South and I love our Southern history as well as all the history of the US and am sad that the left is trying to erase what they did. Yes slavery was bad yet it was part of history and still happens throughout the world.
"your entire country was built by immigrants" literally every country ever
Kyuoshi many, but not all
Meh. If that were true many ethnicities would be a complete lie.
@@hamask2523 tell me one country thats been a country since the world was created.
@@clairec3925 to make a country, immigrants need to come together from a different place to create it. once its created the children of those immigrants become the first generation of said country or anything
They left out trade schools
The only time when WoW is fun is when you clicking the exit button 0.0