It was great to see that Rhett's mom kept the recipe book from 1st grade. It's also great to know that Rhett's love for blue cheese, and Link's love for peanut butter has always been there. #Earbiscuits
I have been sleeping in a hammock for over 6 months now, it's been one of the best health decisions I've made. I no longer wake up feeling stiff and sore, and sleep way better than I ever have (for years I've had problems sleeping). Rhett is right, you sleep on an angle and your back is pretty straight. It's much better for your back than a mattress since there's no pressure being put on it. I put a fleece blanket under me when it's colder out to keep warm. I got rid of my bed 6 months ago and have absolutely no regrets about that. Hammock is so much more comfortable and takes up way less space anyway!
What about your partner? Do they also sleep in the same hammock? , a different one , or do they use a bed still? . I really like the idea of sleeping as you do , unfortunately it's not something that my partner (excuse the pun ) is comfortable in wanting to do.
This is useful. I might send it to one of my friends, he's 23, newly graduated from university and panicking about his career choice, which I think is not uncommon for our age.
I left my country to pursue what I thought was my dream. I went to college to study Bioscience. I studied that for 2 years. Eventually i went through a breakdown, not necessarily because of the pressure or the stress of college, but because I realised that I was unhappy, and I didn't enjoy what I thought I loved when I was 17-18. Now I am 23. Do I know what I want? No. However, I now know something that I couldn't understand before. College is about growing up, becoming an adult, figuring out what you actually like, because not everything is how it seems. My mental breakdown didn't happen because of college, it happened because I couldn't admit to myself that I was unhappy. At 23, and after a year off college and working, I started college once again, even though I had the opportunity to start a career in something else, without a college degree. I feel like a degree is optional but also a good security for anyone plus it gives you a social status. Did I make the right decision? I'll probably never now. However, surprisingly I feel much better. I don't know if I will pick it up as a career or not, but either way, I am happier. College is a mess. Life is a mess. But i guess you can only learn from the chaos and not the order. I don't even know if any of my rambling makes sense.... I'll stop now...
from a senior in hs still juggling my many interests & what to choose in college: I'm going to a community college (bear with me here) for 2 years to get general courses done & get as many credits as I can, then transferring to another college with the degree I want.. this gives you some more time to fully decide. I suggest, also, getting a degree that is general enough, so you can spread out in your field of interest with that degree.
Thing is, Rhett, that Minimalism doesn't necessarily mean you must live in an austere environment, though it can if that's what makes you happy. Many people make that mistake. What it means, is that you fill your home with only things that are 1) Useful 2) Bring you joy 3) Have great sentimental value. Imagine having a home like that. What items would you include? It also means having items that are good-quality, and will last for many years. So rather than buying something cheap, and knowing it won't last long but that's OK because it's cheap, you invest in something better (as your budget permits). I minimized a few years ago (before Mari Kondo seemed to become the face of Minimalism, and by the way her method is only one of many, and is quite different from what I did for example, so be sure to do what works for you), and what I realized, apart from, "Wholly crap how did I accumulate so much STUFF??!!" is that the stuff I didn't want was *SO MUCH NOISE*. Subconsciously I think I knew it was there, and it was affecting me in various ways. When I finished each room, the calm that I felt was incredible, and that's when I realized the hugely negative affect all that STUFF/NOISE had on me. *I don't live an austere existence.* My living room isn't one chair, one small side-table, and one light source, all of which folds up like a Transformer into a tiny cube that I can put on the window-sill when they're not in use. My kitchen isn't one plate, and one spork (because a separate fork and spoon is too much stuff), and no glass because I can drink from the faucet. I have what is useful and what I love, and it includes a few things which have no purpose beyond reminding me of loved ones who are gone now. Minimizing also morphed for me into being much better with money, and lead me to a life of producing much less waste, which has further simplified my life (I probably produce 70-80% less waste, and I'm always looking for ways to improve that). I no longer want to buy something just because it's nice (and which then often went unused, which of course is wasteful). That's not to say I never purchase anything, but what I do buy, I buy with intention. Because I don't spend nearly as much money as I used to, I'm afforded opportunities for experiences (like spending 3 weeks in Spain next year), that I would NEVER have been able to do before minimizing! I guess what it all boils down to is quality of life. :)
@@susangraham101 For many people, papers are one of the hardest things, if not the hardest. Especially if you have a huge pile! You can start by finding out what is necessary to keep where you live, and for how long. Things like taxes should always be kept for example, but for how long depends on where you live. Here it's 7 years. Bank stuff is another thing you probably want to keep, as well as medical if you made any claim/paid anything for it, and also if you want to keep a medical history on hand. Any investment information, deeds, titles, mortgage information should be kept. Anything you are accumulating for taxes (receipts etc) should be kept too. And retirement stuff, legal stuff, etc etc. That's just an example, there I'm sure are more that you should keep, and of course you will need to find out how long for your area. When you gather what you need to keep, put it in date order, and put it somewhere organized. Not in a pile! Somewhere that's away, and where it lives from now on. :)
@Susan Graham And don't be discouraged if there's a lot to go through--just take the time to do it, even if it's 15 minutes a day (every day or nearly every day) and you'll get through it. I minimized 2 years ago and it took me 6 weeks (minus 2 days over Christmas) to finish, but I did it. Some days were only 15 minutes, some were several hours. Don't work to exhaustion because then it becomes a chore, just keep at it. You can do it!
Honestly! I genuinely just listen to him and could for a long time cause he has such a nice voice to listen to. Actually, he and Link both have really pleasant voices.
A good way that I figured out that I was into nursing was going through vocational school during my junior year of high school which led to me going through clinical hours and becoming a CNA, which is REALLY getting your hands dirty and doing the “intimate” stuff. It’s a great way to see if that’s what you’re into 😂🤷♀️
LMFAO I'm happy they added that clip of Link stealing the book rec from before! I was thinking that exactly when listening to this ep. on Spotify! That was too perfect 😂
Twenty years ago I could have used that school talk. Regarding the purging... my home is for sale. I started purging last summer in preparation. Offer in the works now so I'll likely be moving within the next two months. I'll purge more as I unpack. The OCD in me thrilled at getting old papers, correspondence, bills, etcetera sorted. Had all the old maintenance bills for my first car, 1994 Buick Century. Why?! My grandmother is a hardcore hoarder (like you see on TV with unusable spaces in the house) and my mother is a closet hoarder. I fight the tendency hard despite being a collector with many collections. Ie - books, records, rocks/crystals/minerals, etc. I don't keep things if I don't use them and they have no sentimental value. I think it's sweet that Rhett has his memorabilia. I knew Link did. I found stuff of my own that I didn't even remember. Gathered it all together. Going to come up with a better system once I move.
My advice for the college question is to follow whatever your school offers that interests you most. Because even if you don't use that specific degree directly with your job, there's still knowledge you gain from the college experience itself, as well as the classes related to your major, that will help in a lot of jobs and careers. It's a time to explore and see what interests you and you can change your major if it seems like it's not a good fit after trying for a while. I'm somewhat unique in that I knew way before I got accepted into a school what I wanted to study because I had a direct interest in the subject itself. But I haven't yet had a job that directly relates, yet I've used knowledge from the things I've learned with my work and I feel good knowing I have a background in something that matters a lot to me. And in addition to that, I've thought of a career path I intend to follow that does relate but in a different way than anyone would have expected. So for your own kids, maybe consider sharing similar advice. (?) I personally gained a lot from going about things this way (even though my family often questioned why I chose what I chose - but they absolutely supported me once I committed to it and understood why it was important to me).
Best advice for HS student moving into college is to go into college undeclared and work hard on their first year because that adjustment is going to be very hard. Their first two years are nothing but core classes anyway. Being involved in classes and the college environment they will begin to develop their self identity and what they will lean towards for a career. HS is too ear3to know what you want to do with the rest of your life, your brain isn't even fully developed.
I took a lot from this.. I’m a mom of two tweens. I went to nursing school..later in life but decided I didn’t want to be responsible for others like was expected of me, so I never did that. And I am happy for that! I initially went to college before I knew what I wanted to “be when I grew up” so to speak ha... that just cost me a bunch of money. I’ve found a few money making ways along the way, but I’m really still soul searching for that perfect money making opportunity that I’m going to be happy doing. We don’t have a lot of money but I’d rather live kind of lower on the financial end than go to a job I just can’t stand day in and day out. As long as our family has what we need and we do and for the most part we have what we want. Cliche as it is, money doesn’t buy happiness
At my family cottage, we still use my grandpas old canvas hammock that he used while on a WW2 Navy ship. We bring it inside each night and hang it back up first thing everyday that is nice out.
I think it’s important for all students preparing to go to college to understand that being undecided in your first year is completely normal and great actually. At my university I’m on the orientation team and the past two years the top “majors” have been undecided followed by nursing so don’t be afraid to take your time to learn what you like to learn about
My dad saved some pretty neat things of mine. A drawing of "My Family" I did in Kindergarten, the first story I wrote and illustrated "Bill, The Worm Who Ran Away", and other bits and pieces of my writing and drawing from grade school. Fun stuff. I've saved a fair amount of the same types of things from my kids' school days, too.
Really appreciate the convo you guys had about careers and figuring out what to do with your passion. Just graduated from high school this week and I'm feeling overall uncertainty about what the future holds lmao
A couple of months ago, I was going through bins from the attic and found several bags of my old school work my mother had saved and given me from kindergarten through grade six. Got it down to a bag. The best discovery was a couple of journals from grade one that the teacher had us do.
1. Thanks for talking about career options, I am graduating soon and I am so anxious on what to do after this AAAAAAA. 2. I don't think Rhett understood marie kondo's method. It is about minimalism, and it is not for everyone. Based on his explanation he prefers organized clutter, which is totally fine. For me, marie kondo's method helps a lot and I love minimalism, so I can spend more money on food honestly hahaha Anyway love the chats in this eps
That is some solid college/career advice. I had to figure the same things out on my own so I hope some young adults hear it and it helps save them some heart ache. And I'd like to add that a lot of people never really figure out what they want to do so it's best not to stress over picking the right thing so young.
I’ve been trying to get my baby to kick since 3am. (I’m trying to get my first baby movement video) As soon as I turn on this podcast, she kicks! And I MISSED IT!!!
How can someone not know about a dog being in the lap is an offense? I don't even own a dog and know this. It's considered a distraction, just like a phone or meal....etc.
I love the armchair pseudo psychology that Rhett and link present us. It takes more than seeing a therapist or reading an article to understand psychology. Nonetheless love the biscuits.
I've really been enjoying Lost Causes of Bleak Creek on audiobook. Vikas Adam does a really great job with all the different voices. The one thing that irks me is his pronunciation of Candidatus / Candidati. It sounds like "candy-die-doose" and "candy-die-die". I guess that's the southern way? Anyway, I hope this gets adapted into a movie!
We have the same car seat for our dog. My mom had to get it after her, her husband and the dog were in a car accident. She doesn't even remember or know how the dog got out of the car. He ended up getting car anxiety so he needs his car seat and he calms down
36:20 Rhett read my mind. I am really into programming and I'm about ready for college. The only problem is that I can't decide wether I want to go into cyber security or game design.
I was listening to the audiobook of Frankenstein, as I need to read 10 chapters by tomorrow, and I accidentally tapped on this. Just gonna go with it🤷♂️
There is a thing that plugs into the seat belt that has the end of a leash I have one for my dog and it sits in the backseat basically it's a doggy seatbelt
Buddy System 3 should be another alternate universe where Rhett and Link feel out of place as engineers.
Definitely
I need to see this now that I’ve seen it pitched
@@medina7771 We need to get the mythical beasts together and make it happen.
I'd love to see this happen, especially if they create some interesting variations on their personalities like they did in season 2
Sold
make Josh recreate every recipe in the thanksgiving book. That'd be cool.
“You did things in ignorance. It happens. Now you know.” Really needed to hear that today. Thanks, Rhett!
For audio listeners: 14:15 Jade in the car 51:10 recipe book !
Who else looks forward to this every week? I listen to it at work
I look forward to listening to it on Monday AND watching it on Sunday 😊
I lesten on Spotify but I came hear to see the picture of links dog in the dog booster
Ear biscuits is my night light when I got bed
❤️❤️❤️
Me too! One day I listened to Ear Biscuits for 8 straight hours at work.
It was great to see that Rhett's mom kept the recipe book from 1st grade. It's also great to know that Rhett's love for blue cheese, and Link's love for peanut butter has always been there. #Earbiscuits
"Brought my doggie!"
Aww Jade is adorable 😁💕
I have been sleeping in a hammock for over 6 months now, it's been one of the best health decisions I've made. I no longer wake up feeling stiff and sore, and sleep way better than I ever have (for years I've had problems sleeping). Rhett is right, you sleep on an angle and your back is pretty straight. It's much better for your back than a mattress since there's no pressure being put on it. I put a fleece blanket under me when it's colder out to keep warm. I got rid of my bed 6 months ago and have absolutely no regrets about that. Hammock is so much more comfortable and takes up way less space anyway!
What about your partner? Do they also sleep in the same hammock? , a different one , or do they use a bed still? . I really like the idea of sleeping as you do , unfortunately it's not something that my partner (excuse the pun ) is comfortable in wanting to do.
38:46 green isn’t a primary color... and neither is purple .... lol.
"I hate to do this to you, but Adam Nicholson just did peanut butter balls."
"That [REDACTED]" that got me
This is useful. I might send it to one of my friends, he's 23, newly graduated from university and panicking about his career choice, which I think is not uncommon for our age.
I left my country to pursue what I thought was my dream.
I went to college to study Bioscience. I studied that for 2 years. Eventually i went through a breakdown, not necessarily because of the pressure or the stress of college, but because I realised that I was unhappy, and I didn't enjoy what I thought I loved when I was 17-18.
Now I am 23. Do I know what I want? No.
However, I now know something that I couldn't understand before. College is about growing up, becoming an adult, figuring out what you actually like, because not everything is how it seems. My mental breakdown didn't happen because of college, it happened because I couldn't admit to myself that I was unhappy.
At 23, and after a year off college and working, I started college once again, even though I had the opportunity to start a career in something else, without a college degree. I feel like a degree is optional but also a good security for anyone plus it gives you a social status.
Did I make the right decision? I'll probably never now.
However, surprisingly I feel much better. I don't know if I will pick it up as a career or not, but either way, I am happier.
College is a mess. Life is a mess. But i guess you can only learn from the chaos and not the order.
I don't even know if any of my rambling makes sense.... I'll stop now...
from a senior in hs still juggling my many interests & what to choose in college: I'm going to a community college (bear with me here) for 2 years to get general courses done & get as many credits as I can, then transferring to another college with the degree I want.. this gives you some more time to fully decide. I suggest, also, getting a degree that is general enough, so you can spread out in your field of interest with that degree.
Ever think about going to a trade school? Could be much more beneficial in the long run. If you have any interests in those things anyway.
@@TheMysteriousDumbaz1 I have! I wouldn't say I have a huge interest, but it is a possibility.
It's amazing how hard it is to get a comment on the regular videos but how relaxed the comment section is at the table of dim lighting LOL!
Congratulations! Writing a novel is no small feat, and actually holding a physical copy in your hands is something very special.
I love how their recipes were so "them" :)
I have a 10hours flight in front of me and a new earbiscuit is all I need!
Ava Hunziker you’ll probably need more than just this one.
Thing is, Rhett, that Minimalism doesn't necessarily mean you must live in an austere environment, though it can if that's what makes you happy. Many people make that mistake. What it means, is that you fill your home with only things that are 1) Useful 2) Bring you joy 3) Have great sentimental value. Imagine having a home like that. What items would you include?
It also means having items that are good-quality, and will last for many years. So rather than buying something cheap, and knowing it won't last long but that's OK because it's cheap, you invest in something better (as your budget permits).
I minimized a few years ago (before Mari Kondo seemed to become the face of Minimalism, and by the way her method is only one of many, and is quite different from what I did for example, so be sure to do what works for you), and what I realized, apart from, "Wholly crap how did I accumulate so much STUFF??!!" is that the stuff I didn't want was *SO MUCH NOISE*. Subconsciously I think I knew it was there, and it was affecting me in various ways. When I finished each room, the calm that I felt was incredible, and that's when I realized the hugely negative affect all that STUFF/NOISE had on me.
*I don't live an austere existence.* My living room isn't one chair, one small side-table, and one light source, all of which folds up like a Transformer into a tiny cube that I can put on the window-sill when they're not in use. My kitchen isn't one plate, and one spork (because a separate fork and spoon is too much stuff), and no glass because I can drink from the faucet. I have what is useful and what I love, and it includes a few things which have no purpose beyond reminding me of loved ones who are gone now.
Minimizing also morphed for me into being much better with money, and lead me to a life of producing much less waste, which has further simplified my life (I probably produce 70-80% less waste, and I'm always looking for ways to improve that). I no longer want to buy something just because it's nice (and which then often went unused, which of course is wasteful). That's not to say I never purchase anything, but what I do buy, I buy with intention. Because I don't spend nearly as much money as I used to, I'm afforded opportunities for experiences (like spending 3 weeks in Spain next year), that I would NEVER have been able to do before minimizing!
I guess what it all boils down to is quality of life. :)
I'm lost in paper work that I need to throw out but not sure what is important enough to keep and throw away so I keep. I don't have a garage
@@susangraham101 For many people, papers are one of the hardest things, if not the hardest. Especially if you have a huge pile! You can start by finding out what is necessary to keep where you live, and for how long. Things like taxes should always be kept for example, but for how long depends on where you live. Here it's 7 years. Bank stuff is another thing you probably want to keep, as well as medical if you made any claim/paid anything for it, and also if you want to keep a medical history on hand. Any investment information, deeds, titles, mortgage information should be kept. Anything you are accumulating for taxes (receipts etc) should be kept too. And retirement stuff, legal stuff, etc etc.
That's just an example, there I'm sure are more that you should keep, and of course you will need to find out how long for your area.
When you gather what you need to keep, put it in date order, and put it somewhere organized. Not in a pile! Somewhere that's away, and where it lives from now on. :)
@Susan Graham And don't be discouraged if there's a lot to go through--just take the time to do it, even if it's 15 minutes a day (every day or nearly every day) and you'll get through it. I minimized 2 years ago and it took me 6 weeks (minus 2 days over Christmas) to finish, but I did it. Some days were only 15 minutes, some were several hours. Don't work to exhaustion because then it becomes a chore, just keep at it. You can do it!
i love link just has a dog on his lap the whole time
51:35 yer welcome boyo NOW GET BACK TO WERK YER WASTING ALL ME MONEY!
Oi krusty god bless you
Thank yee bruthah
Savoir thanks 🙏
Thank you
Good Mythical Morning Everyone! 😀
53:09 I don't know why but the way Link whispers "Rhett Mclaughlin" is sending me hahahahahah
I don't think Rhett realizes what a good orator he is.
Honestly! I genuinely just listen to him and could for a long time cause he has such a nice voice to listen to. Actually, he and Link both have really pleasant voices.
A good way that I figured out that I was into nursing was going through vocational school during my junior year of high school which led to me going through clinical hours and becoming a CNA, which is REALLY getting your hands dirty and doing the “intimate” stuff. It’s a great way to see if that’s what you’re into 😂🤷♀️
4:44 in Rhetts head: 'I' ll take a sip of water rather than say something mean about that dog kiss.'
😭so tru
😂😂😂🤣🤣
LMFAO I'm happy they added that clip of Link stealing the book rec from before! I was thinking that exactly when listening to this ep. on Spotify! That was too perfect 😂
Twenty years ago I could have used that school talk.
Regarding the purging... my home is for sale. I started purging last summer in preparation. Offer in the works now so I'll likely be moving within the next two months. I'll purge more as I unpack.
The OCD in me thrilled at getting old papers, correspondence, bills, etcetera sorted. Had all the old maintenance bills for my first car, 1994 Buick Century. Why?! My grandmother is a hardcore hoarder (like you see on TV with unusable spaces in the house) and my mother is a closet hoarder. I fight the tendency hard despite being a collector with many collections. Ie - books, records, rocks/crystals/minerals, etc. I don't keep things if I don't use them and they have no sentimental value.
I think it's sweet that Rhett has his memorabilia. I knew Link did. I found stuff of my own that I didn't even remember. Gathered it all together. Going to come up with a better system once I move.
The Ps in this podcast painted a pretty picture of passion, productivity and practicality. Perfection!
The table of dim lighting isn't that dim anymore.
For real. I realized how funny your comment was after I walked into my dark hallway and thought, "I need to turn my brightness down!"
I think it’s because they wanted to show off their “artifact” and the book lol
Good morning!!! Still haven’t slept but good morning!!
You're bed want you to know they miss you :(
yooo saaaame haha
Same I pulled an all nighter
At 5am a week later, this is a very big mood
My advice for the college question is to follow whatever your school offers that interests you most. Because even if you don't use that specific degree directly with your job, there's still knowledge you gain from the college experience itself, as well as the classes related to your major, that will help in a lot of jobs and careers. It's a time to explore and see what interests you and you can change your major if it seems like it's not a good fit after trying for a while. I'm somewhat unique in that I knew way before I got accepted into a school what I wanted to study because I had a direct interest in the subject itself. But I haven't yet had a job that directly relates, yet I've used knowledge from the things I've learned with my work and I feel good knowing I have a background in something that matters a lot to me. And in addition to that, I've thought of a career path I intend to follow that does relate but in a different way than anyone would have expected. So for your own kids, maybe consider sharing similar advice. (?) I personally gained a lot from going about things this way (even though my family often questioned why I chose what I chose - but they absolutely supported me once I committed to it and understood why it was important to me).
Best advice for HS student moving into college is to go into college undeclared and work hard on their first year because that adjustment is going to be very hard. Their first two years are nothing but core classes anyway. Being involved in classes and the college environment they will begin to develop their self identity and what they will lean towards for a career. HS is too ear3to know what you want to do with the rest of your life, your brain isn't even fully developed.
I’ve never related to something so much on a spiritual level as when Link started talking about taking before and after pictures while cleaning
I took a lot from this.. I’m a mom of two tweens. I went to nursing school..later in life but decided I didn’t want to be responsible for others like was expected of me, so I never did that. And I am happy for that! I initially went to college before I knew what I wanted to “be when I grew up” so to speak ha... that just cost me a bunch of money. I’ve found a few money making ways along the way, but I’m really still soul searching for that perfect money making opportunity that I’m going to be happy doing. We don’t have a lot of money but I’d rather live kind of lower on the financial end than go to a job I just can’t stand day in and day out. As long as our family has what we need and we do and for the most part we have what we want. Cliche as it is, money doesn’t buy happiness
At my family cottage, we still use my grandpas old canvas hammock that he used while on a WW2 Navy ship. We bring it inside each night and hang it back up first thing everyday that is nice out.
The lighting is definitely bright here haha
I was thinking the same thing to myself, and then I thought "I'll turn down my phone brightness!"
I think it’s important for all students preparing to go to college to understand that being undecided in your first year is completely normal and great actually. At my university I’m on the orientation team and the past two years the top “majors” have been undecided followed by nursing so don’t be afraid to take your time to learn what you like to learn about
My dad saved some pretty neat things of mine. A drawing of "My Family" I did in Kindergarten, the first story I wrote and illustrated "Bill, The Worm Who Ran Away", and other bits and pieces of my writing and drawing from grade school. Fun stuff. I've saved a fair amount of the same types of things from my kids' school days, too.
For being in first grade, Rhett and Link's handwriting is SO much better than mine was!
Really appreciate the convo you guys had about careers and figuring out what to do with your passion. Just graduated from high school this week and I'm feeling overall uncertainty about what the future holds lmao
abigail del carmen I’m 23 and I’m still trying to figure out what I want to do. I’m glad they talked about it
abigail del carmen you graduate in the fall? Or are you in a different place
@@duckswearinggloves305 I'm from Australia, so majority of year 12s graduate in October
@@texaspeckerwood665 same, I'm 22 and I'm still trying to decide.
For hammock camping you put your sleep pad under your sleeping bag. Also an all weather canopy can help hold in heat.
Mythical Chef Josh needs to make these recipes for the Thanksgiving episode of GMM
A couple of months ago, I was going through bins from the attic and found several bags of my old school work my mother had saved and given me from kindergarten through grade six. Got it down to a bag. The best discovery was a couple of journals from grade one that the teacher had us do.
1. Thanks for talking about career options, I am graduating soon and I am so anxious on what to do after this AAAAAAA.
2. I don't think Rhett understood marie kondo's method. It is about minimalism, and it is not for everyone.
Based on his explanation he prefers organized clutter, which is totally fine.
For me, marie kondo's method helps a lot and I love minimalism, so I can spend more money on food honestly hahaha
Anyway love the chats in this eps
I listened to this episode on Spotify, but I came here to see the artefacts in their full glory! (plus Jade's precious little face)
I love listening to you guys when I'm over the road! I'm just coming back from home time and saw a new episode uploaded. It made my day.
You should take your recipes, reduce them to 5x7 then frame them and put them in your kitchens.
Links handwriting was pretty neat for a first grader!
That is some solid college/career advice. I had to figure the same things out on my own so I hope some young adults hear it and it helps save them some heart ache. And I'd like to add that a lot of people never really figure out what they want to do so it's best not to stress over picking the right thing so young.
I’ve been trying to get my baby to kick since 3am. (I’m trying to get my first baby movement video) As soon as I turn on this podcast, she kicks! And I MISSED IT!!!
How do you know when the baby is going to kick for the first time?
Congratulations on your soon to be newborn! Hope they bring you all the joy in the world
“Pool-duhl” 😂 11:09
The audio version of this did not prepare for the actual drawing rhett made HAHA
I love Rhett's shirt. Very celestial. Two more days until Bleak Creek.
love the convo about choosing a college education/career/passions thanks guys
Anyone else notice that the Bleu cheese broccoli recipe did not have any Bleu cheese listed in the ingredients??
Red, blue and yellow are primary colors in case anybody was wondering...purple, green and orange are secondary colors
the double nest really wont hold two people, its just wider. you shoudnt share a hammock if you want to be comfortable.
How can someone not know about a dog being in the lap is an offense? I don't even own a dog and know this. It's considered a distraction, just like a phone or meal....etc.
Oh crap, it’s morning 😩 But there’s a new Ear Biscuit! 🥳
57:23 link: you might woulda told me
I’ve listened to many an ear biscuits and I love that link seems to have such a huge respect for nurses :-)
I love this episode because childhood Rhett and Link's recipes and the cover was iconic lolz
Rhetts pilgrim looks like Post Malone
I used to not like podcasts until I listened to ear biscuits
I love the armchair pseudo psychology that Rhett and link present us. It takes more than seeing a therapist or reading an article to understand psychology. Nonetheless love the biscuits.
“Green. It’s another primary color you haven’t done yet.”
We use a car seat for our daschund and he loves it. We have also used them for my parents small dogs.
Their penmanship is great for a 1st grader- especially Link’s. Miss Locklear did a great job! And the drawing is very good for that age too.
I've really been enjoying Lost Causes of Bleak Creek on audiobook. Vikas Adam does a really great job with all the different voices. The one thing that irks me is his pronunciation of Candidatus / Candidati. It sounds like "candy-die-doose" and "candy-die-die". I guess that's the southern way? Anyway, I hope this gets adapted into a movie!
Thanks for correctly pronouncing “et cetera” Link.
We have the same car seat for our dog. My mom had to get it after her, her husband and the dog were in a car accident. She doesn't even remember or know how the dog got out of the car. He ended up getting car anxiety so he needs his car seat and he calms down
It's 5am and I'm on my way to work thanks for the listen on the way there 👍👍
36:20 Rhett read my mind. I am really into programming and I'm about ready for college. The only problem is that I can't decide wether I want to go into cyber security or game design.
Bob Ross has a perm not an afro
Please tell is your making the ultimate mythical cookbook or a series of cookbooks like snack smash cookbook and a Will It cookbook
43:48 for some reason I like my stuff in threes. Like 3 pictures or 3 whatnots, etc
If they hadn't blurred Link's mouth at 55:12, i wouldn't have noticed he cursed
Love the videos guys,keep up the good work!
Did you stop adding timestamps? They were very helpful.
Link really wants to get rid of that mirror. LoL!
They missed that you can sell pottery.
From now on every time they say a word that starts with the letter "P" I will think of this😅
ENO hammocks are made in Asheville, NC
Thumbs up purely for the editor throwing in Link stealing that rec awhile back.
I was listening to the audiobook of Frankenstein, as I need to read 10 chapters by tomorrow, and I accidentally tapped on this. Just gonna go with it🤷♂️
Tasting some of the recipes could make a good Thanksgiving GMMore
when can i come pick up the mirror? katie will not get it.
I’m so excited to get the book Friday 👏🏼👏🏼
You two are good guys. And good dads.
We all want our lives to be more mythical right about now 👍
Where is it for sale in the UK
Timestamps?
Absolute perfection.
rhett drew people like i used to after i got out of the stick man phase lol
Summary: Links wife found out he was a psychopath and Rhett hates native Americans but loves blue cheese even as a child...
The Lost Causes of Bleak Creek is gonna be a wonderful purchase this weekend!!
This is not a law. This is not safe to the dog to put it on the lap. She could be fly away.
I have a pitbull and when she was a puppy she would sit in my lap but now that she's bigger she still tries too
I'm reading The Lost Cause of Bleak Creak Guys and I'm Loving it! Was your Female Friend that made the Treo from the book a Real person?
There is a thing that plugs into the seat belt that has the end of a leash I have one for my dog and it sits in the backseat basically it's a doggy seatbelt