@@NealChauhan They had a line of merch that said "I Love Bad Ideas" and he who shall not be named represented that line. It's also one of the phrases his figurine says.
As a 28-year old who feels likes she’s failing at life, hearing Eugene say he was 28 when he started as an intern at Buzzfeed has made me feel like I can still achieve my dreams. Thank you for talking about that 💜
I've finished school as civil engineer, worked as civil engineer, and when I was your age I've decided to throw that all away and do something else, because I was fucking miserable. I didn't know what, and how, but I knew I can't continue my sad civil engineer "career". 4 years later, I'm an animator making games. I like my life now. My mental health is miles better. My pay is better. I have shit load of new friends. My worst days animating are better than some of my good civil engineer days. Hell, my MIL started her career when she was 40! And 20+ years later she has company worth millions. You can do this!
At 27 I was homeless, jobless, and had a meaningless degree. I thought I was failing at life. Now at 29 I've been at my dream career over a year and just bought my first home. Good things can happen in an instant 🙌🏻
He simply grounds both of them. He is such a deep dark energy ( in a good way) that he brings them down alittle. But sometimes they help bring out the goofy Eugene too which is rare and special.
Okay but put rainie in front of a camera and let her interview random people on the street. She’s so naturally curious and funny and personable I think it would slap
"Imagine being a 28 year old intern in the INDUSTRY YOU WENT TO SCHOOL FOR" This is so real and I can't tell you how much of a relief it is to know that someone else has gone through this
I know Eugene doesn’t like podcasts but I want him to have his own where it’s like “Deep Thoughts with Eugene” where he just talks about stuff like the millennial job situation, language changing over time, and growing up.
Shout out to Rainie for being so curious and asking the guys follow up questions, those are some very interesting things that they might not have delved into further if she didn't ask.
Can we get a Rainie interviews people series? She seems genuinely interested and excited about every question and always has great followup questions. I think it could work as a full podcast or a short form video series. And I'm not talking celebrity interviews, I think she could pull an exciting and entertaining interview out of anyone. Coworkers, friends, randos on the street.
Oh yes please. She is so good at getting people to talk about about things, sometimes the Try Guys bounce around so much and she's great at picking up a topic and getting everyone talking about it.
I absolutely love when Rainie starts with her questions, I’m glad she asked about Keith’s parents jobs lol. It was a great episode, so glad Eugene could pop in to this one
This might have been the MOST interesting and informative episode of any try-guys related podcast I've ever heard. Probably the millenial relatability and Eugene is always great. Plus I'm weirdly fascinated by Keith's childhood and mining-town related stories. Honestly I could listen to Rainie interviewing Keith all day. 😆
1. Thank you Eugene for laying out the pasta shape sauce pairing topic. My partner and I endlessly argue over the point of pasta shapes and I thoroughly enjoyed the look on his face during that conversation 2. That Rainie day theme song was beautiful 3. Rainie, I have that same sweater and audibly went "YAS THAT ONE'S COMFY"
It seems like something so natural and like it should be so effortless, but it is genuinely a skill people need to acquire to be able to ask questions and have conversations. She’s great at it.
I know everyone is already saying this but it cannot be said enough. RAINIE IS WONDERFUL. It has been so much fun watching her grow into her role at second try, and being able to share her perfect quirkiness. Truly a skilled interviewer. One of the best podcast episodes in ages just because of her genuine questions. Like, I didn’t know I gave a shit about mining until today 😂.
@@mossman15 It was a line of Try Guys merchandise that he who shall not be named represented. It's also something that he used to say (he figurine says that too)
I love what a strange combination Keith is of two things: diehard performer no matter what, he just needs the stage and he’ll make it work- juggling, French horn, improv, acting, hosting, anything- And: one kid in a big family isolated in the absolute middle of nowhere, with nothing to do but practice talents (and build things like mini golf in his home) and chat on forums. It makes perfect sense now!
I actually love Rainie. She asks some great questions and really gets the conversation moving. I love her fresh perspective on topics, please more Rainie.
I used to think that everyone should have a year in retail or food service. And then I realized my mother has worked in both and is still the type of person to make a cashier cry over a penny. Some people just won't care.
I love this discussion on job anxiety in your 20s! My college degree was made obsolete immediately after graduating and I thought I was a failure. Now I'm in a career I love and wish I had stressed less about it in my earlier years.
Really appreciated the "Did you struggle out of college"-talk. I graduated into COVID, one and a half years ago, and I am still very lost. I had a job in my field, but not in an area I want to work, for eight months this year, but it was not healthy for me. I quit and kept telling people I want to pursue a PhD, and I still might, but I haven't been able to update people in so long that they kind of don't believe me anymore. Luckily, I can live with my parents at the moment, but that comes with its own set of issues. I guess I just wanted to say that I totally agree with what you said about graduating from the top university in your subject yet not immediately finding a dream job or one that could get you there and also with time just not being as fast paced anymore out of school. There aren't set milestones in this semester or the next and a finish line at the end anymore.
Hey there, I'm really sorry to hear this but want to give you some encouragement if I can. It took me 10 years to get my bachelors and masters and at 29, I started my PhD (I'm in europe and you need a masters to do a PhD). Im older than most PhDs and I went to a super shitty online uni for my undergrads but I'm in one of the best unis in the world now. Take the time you need. PhDs take time too and honestly, being older has made me better experienced to do it. You don't need to rush your way through life
@@blackpearlstay Thank you! Wanting to rush my way through life has been an issue for me before, which is why I took this time extra hard. But I know that you are right and collecting different experiences is so valuable for anything I could end up in, it's just difficult to get that into my head sometimes. I hope you have a great day!
@@blackpearlstay very much this. I am getting my bachelors degree at 32, after a previous career and I couldn't be happier! Take the time to explore and figure out what you want before committing to a terminal degree.
I cannot agree more with Eugene’s comment about working in the service industry for at least a little bit. My first two jobs were food service and retail and I honestly learned SO much and am actively kinder to all of those humans as a result
I'm from Eastern Kentucky and the Appalachia pouring from Keith's mouth was something I didn't know I needed. I loved that Raini was asking more questions about it and I love the way Keith explains things as if he's talking to kids but not in a patronizing way, but in a way that you can tell he was raised by a teacher.
Raini is the BEST!!!!! She makes me feel so comfortable with myself, I always feel like I overspeak or that I ask too many questions. The respect I see on the internet for Raini’s personality and her curiosity is AMAZING!! She makes everyone in the room feel included
So nice to see Eugene again! Keith and Zach are so funny, and they’re holding the company together SO WELL, but nothing can really beat the energy of all three boys together 🥰 the way it’s always been 🥰
I'm a younger millennial and now 27 almost 28 and STILL have barely dipped my toe into the industry i went to school for. this makes me feel a lot better, but also just terrible because yay we're in a recession again. it's okay keith, i knew roflcopter too it was still a think in like 2008
I knew roflcoptr but I genuinely believed it was just making fun of all the other ridiculously long abbreviations people were trying to make happen at the time. Like lol - lmao - lmfao - roflmfao - roflcoptr It was kinda wild for a while there, ppl were just abreviating full sentences and then having to type the sentences out anyway because no one could understand. Morning shows were trying to figure it out and giving wildly incorrect guesses, which led to parents using incorrect slang online to the point some meanings actually changed because so many ppl were using them. Then finally, most of them became cringe and disappeared from use. Rip.
I apprec so much when Rainie's on the show! Is it me? Or does Eugene look more relaxed since The Elephant left? Rainie's song about bad ideas! I was ROFL coptering!
Pride and Prejudice with Collin Firth has a special place in my heart! It’s one of the first romances I watched. It’s one of my moms favorites, so there are good memories
My mom introduced me to P&P w/ Colin Firth. I was away at college and they released it and my mom told me I would love it. They rebroadcast it after I had come home and I fell head over heels for that story. Read all of Austen afterwards. I will always associate P&P with my mom, and I love it!
Having eugene on sometimes as a treat just makes his energy so much better, it was fun having him on again, esp with rainie directing the questions since she's so sincerely curious
So great to see Eugene again! I know he doesn't love doing the podcast, and I'm glad he's no longer pressured to do it. That said, I've missed him and look forward to seeing the projects he's been working on. Glad the guys now have more creative freedom over their content and that they can choose what they want to take part in -- Kwesi and their staff and guests have been wonderful additions, offering new perspectives and renewed energy. Also, Rainie is such a natural interviewer. I learned so much about the guys that I didn't know before.
roflcopter was a classic, only keith knowing it actually surprised me lol also! rainie is doing a really great job on the podcast- she asks great questions and the bad idea bit was SO funny
Ngl, I really needed to hear that beginning portion about postgrad anxiety. Having just graduated into a different recession, it feels like nothing is panning out like I wanted it to. But it makes me feel a bit better to know that I’m not a failure and I’m not alone
Also Rainie is in top form in this episode, I’m someone that’s bad at asking follow up questions (or more accurately, I can’t think of anything to ask) so conversation dies with me sometimes 😅 I admire how she lets her curiosity steer the convo in different directions and breathe fresh air into the usual pod format
I LOVE these questions that Rainie asks Keith about his life. They’re really lovely - To hear about these sort of every day things from their earlier lives. We hear about LA every day. I love hearing about your lives before LA.
Never listened to the try pod much before because of a certain member. But now i have to say the past like ten episodes have been amazing and so much fun. Literally tears from laughing and keeps me engaged. Can finally look forward every week!!! Great great job guys keep doing yall!
Thank you Lads and Lady Rainie for talking about how long it takes to truly break into an art industry of interest. I graduated two years ago and have been feeling so defeated by trying to get work in my field of interest. Thank you buddies for talking about your struggles, it helps remind me that it'll happen some day so long I as continue to work for it.
God I relate to Keith so much about the forums lmao. I met my husband on a teen forum and trying to explain that to people is like speaking another language
Eugene is here, what a treat and a nice gift! Also the jabs at you know who was hilarious 🤣 also, rainie is a such a great interviewer, she asks really interesting questions
Eugene talking about internet language reminded me sooo much of the book Because Internet! It's a book by a Canadian linguist and podcast host, her name is Gretchen McCullough (?)
25:33 I really thought Keith said that in high school he was on “struggling” forums instead of “juggling” and I was like why are they laughing at him roflcopter
Halfway through and you are speaking my language. mIRC at the age of 14, late 90s chatting online to strangers, meet ups with a whole chat community which just ended up as a huge group of goths spooking the city centre. It was the millennial gen that built the internet. Our interest, investment of time and usage governed what was made and what was left to internet dust. I remember building my own avatar for a South Park chat in 98, where we walked the streets of cartoon Colorado, designed by us as cartoons in baggy tie-dyed jeans, but I was all the way in Australia. It was unfathomable freedom at the time. Thank you guys for bringing it all up, what a joy to recall!
I remember those chat rooms with friends!!! Pretending we were 18 from a different location making up stupid stories about who we were and what we were into lol. A very different time online!
enemies to lovers is sketch irl but Elizabeth and Darcy were never, like, *actively* enemies so I don't think that applies so much and most importantly, they both demonstrated willingness to change & grow ...anyway so I'm definitely in that 100% of readers lmao YES Kiera Knightly and Matthew MacFayden version was my intro to Austen! Everyone talks about the BBC's wet shirt moment but for me it's the proposal in the rain
Rainie’s right, I’m writing in. The Proposal was one of my fave messy romance movies. I had it on my wishlist for years and one of my friends finally bought it for me. Worth a dumb fun Sunday watch 😂
I'm always happy to see my favorite boys! and my favorite Rainie 😁 especially during shitty family-less holidays like this. Thank you for constantly helping me not feel alone. Hope you're all doing well. ❤️
Rainy is a fantastic host to these because shes so curious and has FUN wacky questions and responses that push the conversation to keep going. and Eugenes energy meshed well with everyone which was really nice to see after everything thats been going on
I hate that I know so much about Pride and Prejudice but I’ve read it to death, as well as watched the 1995 BBC miniseries about 15 times. Elizabeth and Mr Darcy do stay together. At the end of the book Austin wrote what she imagines what happened next. Elizabeth and Mr Darcy have several children and are ridiculously happy, Kitty (second youngest) matures without Lydia (youngest who elopes) and gets married, then Mary (middle child) stays at home to look after her parents and is finally happy with herself as she is no longer compared to the rest of her sisters. Loved the episode guys. You were so dynamic. I laughed so much.❤
Happy Thanksgiving all! So glad they mentioned trying to bring Indigenous foods and knowledge into your Thanksgiving celebration. Something our family have been trying to do for a few years now. Our local Indigenous tribes (Ohlone) ate a lot of seafood, so we do fish instead of turkey as our main dish.
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18:30 “Baaad ideeas is not a slogan we use anymore” LMFAO GIVE RAINIE A PROMOTION IMMEDIATELY
She was recently promoted from podcast intern to podcast editor
I don't get it!
@@NealChauhan They had a line of merch that said "I Love Bad Ideas" and he who shall not be named represented that line. It's also one of the phrases his figurine says.
Fucking incredible 😂😂😂
Zach still seems kind of sad about the whole thing.
As a 28-year old who feels likes she’s failing at life, hearing Eugene say he was 28 when he started as an intern at Buzzfeed has made me feel like I can still achieve my dreams. Thank you for talking about that 💜
Same, I needed that little segment 💗💗
I've finished school as civil engineer, worked as civil engineer, and when I was your age I've decided to throw that all away and do something else, because I was fucking miserable. I didn't know what, and how, but I knew I can't continue my sad civil engineer "career".
4 years later, I'm an animator making games. I like my life now. My mental health is miles better. My pay is better. I have shit load of new friends. My worst days animating are better than some of my good civil engineer days.
Hell, my MIL started her career when she was 40! And 20+ years later she has company worth millions.
You can do this!
@@Lillireify Omg thank you for this 💜💜
At 27 I was homeless, jobless, and had a meaningless degree. I thought I was failing at life. Now at 29 I've been at my dream career over a year and just bought my first home. Good things can happen in an instant 🙌🏻
@@Lillireify thanks for sharing this!!
"Bad ideas...is not a slogan we use anymore..." RAINIE, THE SCREAM I SCRUMPT, I-
Also, another modern version of Pride and Prejudice is "The Lizzie Bennet Diaries" which is one that Hank Green helped produce!
I HOWLED.
Hiii!! I didn't get that reference... can you please explain it to me? Thanks in advance!
@@Yngvolkayno lbd is EVERYTHING
I wish I could love this comment and not just like it 😂
i notice that when keith and zach are alone, they're pretty chaotic but when eugene is around, they're so.... behaved? idk😂
He simply grounds both of them. He is such a deep dark energy ( in a good way) that he brings them down alittle. But sometimes they help bring out the goofy Eugene too which is rare and special.
They if they annoy him, he'll leave. It's hilarious.
Good point. It's a vibe change. I love both. Lol
they are the kids, he is the dad, and he will turn the car around.
@@anonymus.ferrett 😂😂😂😂 couldn't have said it better honestly
Okay but put rainie in front of a camera and let her interview random people on the street. She’s so naturally curious and funny and personable I think it would slap
Literally this would kill as a tiktok series.
Boots on the ground!
BOOTS 👏🏻 ON 👏🏻 THE 👏🏻GROUND 👏🏻
It's the TikTok series 2nd Try needs.
Oh she'd be great!
yessss her curiosity is interviewing perfection
"Imagine being a 28 year old intern in the INDUSTRY YOU WENT TO SCHOOL FOR" This is so real and I can't tell you how much of a relief it is to know that someone else has gone through this
I know Eugene doesn’t like doing the Pod but I get so excited when I see him ❤️
eugene on the pod is like a special little treat
@@nixpixl442 I agree! I feel like it makes me appreciate it more
I hope he likes it a bit more without he who shall not be named 🥰
@@DanieGrace I hope so! I mean if he just doesn’t like it that’s totally fine but I find his input on certain topics very entertaining and insightful
I love when Rainie is steering the episode she's like a Gen Z anthropologist lol
Rainie is sooo good asking questions about stuff that they say that is interesting, that they’d usually just skip over
Yees, totally
our gen z queen
I know Eugene doesn’t like podcasts but I want him to have his own where it’s like “Deep Thoughts with Eugene” where he just talks about stuff like the millennial job situation, language changing over time, and growing up.
Video essays could also be a great avenue for these kinds of topics
@@billysbabbles I would totally tune into random video essays with eugene
If I could sit down with any of them and just have a chat it would be Eugene... I love deep critical thinkers.
Shout out to Rainie for being so curious and asking the guys follow up questions, those are some very interesting things that they might not have delved into further if she didn't ask.
Agreed! It was super cool to hear more about where Keith and Eugene are from!
She's such a good interviewer!
if miles is the podcast gremlin, rainie is THE ✨podcast pixie!✨ she brings so much cutesy wholesome vibes to the pod and im here for it!!
Can we get a Rainie interviews people series? She seems genuinely interested and excited about every question and always has great followup questions. I think it could work as a full podcast or a short form video series. And I'm not talking celebrity interviews, I think she could pull an exciting and entertaining interview out of anyone. Coworkers, friends, randos on the street.
Rainie is a great interviewer!!
Totally noticed this too!
Yes OMG.
yess, she talks so well!
Oh yes please. She is so good at getting people to talk about about things, sometimes the Try Guys bounce around so much and she's great at picking up a topic and getting everyone talking about it.
I absolutely love when Rainie starts with her questions, I’m glad she asked about Keith’s parents jobs lol. It was a great episode, so glad Eugene could pop in to this one
Love your use of lol here btw 😂
@@wickednailsrylee its a skill i have 😂
Hearing about Keith's upbringing is so interesting
This might have been the MOST interesting and informative episode of any try-guys related podcast I've ever heard. Probably the millenial relatability and Eugene is always great.
Plus I'm weirdly fascinated by Keith's childhood and mining-town related stories. Honestly I could listen to Rainie interviewing Keith all day.
😆
Totally agree! I’m from a tiny mining town and never expected to relate so hard 😂
Absolutely though omg.
1. Thank you Eugene for laying out the pasta shape sauce pairing topic. My partner and I endlessly argue over the point of pasta shapes and I thoroughly enjoyed the look on his face during that conversation 2. That Rainie day theme song was beautiful 3. Rainie, I have that same sweater and audibly went "YAS THAT ONE'S COMFY"
Rainie is so attentive and engaged in the conversation. She’s so great at the back and forth with the guys. She’s so amazing!
It seems like something so natural and like it should be so effortless, but it is genuinely a skill people need to acquire to be able to ask questions and have conversations. She’s great at it.
I know everyone is already saying this but it cannot be said enough. RAINIE IS WONDERFUL. It has been so much fun watching her grow into her role at second try, and being able to share her perfect quirkiness.
Truly a skilled interviewer. One of the best podcast episodes in ages just because of her genuine questions. Like, I didn’t know I gave a shit about mining until today 😂.
Right??? My respect for Keith's dad has increased tenfold. He's out there saving lives!
Honestly, I respect daddies favorite now.
I feel like we're all mentally holding onto Eugene's leg, crying and begging him not to leave for so long again
Having Eugene is an absolute delight. I love the energy between the guys. It feels complete
i just had the worst week of my gay little life and today im thankful for EUGENE ON THE TRYPOD!!
Hope things get better for you!! ❤
Hope things get better starting with a Eugene pod ❤️🔥👏
Hope things are better tomorrow for you ❤️
Sending lots of love and hope you're okay
Keep ya head up ok? ❤
Rainie is SO GOOD, round of applause for her, she so easily got Eugene to open up & it was natural and interesting
She's good with everyone but ya
The way I SCREAMED at "bad ideas is not slogan we use anymore" oh my gooooooooooood I love Rainie even more now
Can someone please explain why this was so funny?? I’m missing something
@@mossman15 the elephant kept on saying “I love bad ideas”
@@mossman15 It was a line of Try Guys merchandise that he who shall not be named represented. It's also something that he used to say (he figurine says that too)
Thanks!
eugene could be a cultural and linguistic anthropologist!
I love what a strange combination Keith is of two things: diehard performer no matter what, he just needs the stage and he’ll make it work- juggling, French horn, improv, acting, hosting, anything-
And: one kid in a big family isolated in the absolute middle of nowhere, with nothing to do but practice talents (and build things like mini golf in his home) and chat on forums.
It makes perfect sense now!
Eugene!!!!! Of course I love Zach and Keith but seeing Eugene is a special treat! Lol
Anyone else notice how Eugene is genuinely more comfortable and involved 🤔 love that for him 🫶
I actually love Rainie. She asks some great questions and really gets the conversation moving. I love her fresh perspective on topics, please more Rainie.
I am Keith!
“I couldn’t be more lost in these conversations.”
“When people are saying celebrities names nothing pops into my head .”
Eugene and Rainie in one pod? Its a thanksgiving miracle!
Zach is thriving in this new Era. It's great to see.
I used to think that everyone should have a year in retail or food service. And then I realized my mother has worked in both and is still the type of person to make a cashier cry over a penny. Some people just won't care.
I love this discussion on job anxiety in your 20s! My college degree was made obsolete immediately after graduating and I thought I was a failure. Now I'm in a career I love and wish I had stressed less about it in my earlier years.
Really appreciated the "Did you struggle out of college"-talk. I graduated into COVID, one and a half years ago, and I am still very lost. I had a job in my field, but not in an area I want to work, for eight months this year, but it was not healthy for me. I quit and kept telling people I want to pursue a PhD, and I still might, but I haven't been able to update people in so long that they kind of don't believe me anymore. Luckily, I can live with my parents at the moment, but that comes with its own set of issues. I guess I just wanted to say that I totally agree with what you said about graduating from the top university in your subject yet not immediately finding a dream job or one that could get you there and also with time just not being as fast paced anymore out of school. There aren't set milestones in this semester or the next and a finish line at the end anymore.
Honestly same
@@booked_by_books Sorry to hear that. What field are you in?
Hey there, I'm really sorry to hear this but want to give you some encouragement if I can. It took me 10 years to get my bachelors and masters and at 29, I started my PhD (I'm in europe and you need a masters to do a PhD). Im older than most PhDs and I went to a super shitty online uni for my undergrads but I'm in one of the best unis in the world now. Take the time you need. PhDs take time too and honestly, being older has made me better experienced to do it. You don't need to rush your way through life
@@blackpearlstay Thank you! Wanting to rush my way through life has been an issue for me before, which is why I took this time extra hard. But I know that you are right and collecting different experiences is so valuable for anything I could end up in, it's just difficult to get that into my head sometimes. I hope you have a great day!
@@blackpearlstay very much this. I am getting my bachelors degree at 32, after a previous career and I couldn't be happier!
Take the time to explore and figure out what you want before committing to a terminal degree.
I cannot agree more with Eugene’s comment about working in the service industry for at least a little bit. My first two jobs were food service and retail and I honestly learned SO much and am actively kinder to all of those humans as a result
Rainie killed me with her Bad Pitch theme song 😂
Wait can someone explain to me?
@@Blackcanvasart "bad ideas/decisions" was the slogan of the try guy that was fired .. due to his bad decisions. It was even on his merch.
The way that Eugene THRIVED with the movie-couples conversation
Eugene on a trypod!?!
I'm from Eastern Kentucky and the Appalachia pouring from Keith's mouth was something I didn't know I needed. I loved that Raini was asking more questions about it and I love the way Keith explains things as if he's talking to kids but not in a patronizing way, but in a way that you can tell he was raised by a teacher.
Raini is the BEST!!!!! She makes me feel so comfortable with myself, I always feel like I overspeak or that I ask too many questions. The respect I see on the internet for Raini’s personality and her curiosity is AMAZING!! She makes everyone in the room feel included
So nice to see Eugene again! Keith and Zach are so funny, and they’re holding the company together SO WELL, but nothing can really beat the energy of all three boys together 🥰 the way it’s always been 🥰
I'm a younger millennial and now 27 almost 28 and STILL have barely dipped my toe into the industry i went to school for. this makes me feel a lot better, but also just terrible because yay we're in a recession again.
it's okay keith, i knew roflcopter too it was still a think in like 2008
I knew roflcoptr but I genuinely believed it was just making fun of all the other ridiculously long abbreviations people were trying to make happen at the time.
Like lol - lmao - lmfao - roflmfao - roflcoptr
It was kinda wild for a while there, ppl were just abreviating full sentences and then having to type the sentences out anyway because no one could understand. Morning shows were trying to figure it out and giving wildly incorrect guesses, which led to parents using incorrect slang online to the point some meanings actually changed because so many ppl were using them. Then finally, most of them became cringe and disappeared from use. Rip.
older millennials 🤝 younger millennials (and older gen Z): trying to start their adult life in the middle of a recession
I love that Eugene mentioned that he is asking about how Rainy is doing because he is not in Podcast a lot. Shows that he is really the “Best Boss”
I apprec so much when Rainie's on the show!
Is it me? Or does Eugene look more relaxed since The Elephant left?
Rainie's song about bad ideas! I was ROFL coptering!
Rainie's clearly a talented interviewer. I loved her conversation with Keith about Tennessee.
Pride and Prejudice with Collin Firth has a special place in my heart! It’s one of the first romances I watched. It’s one of my moms favorites, so there are good memories
To me, Colin Firth will always be Mr. Darcy
My mom introduced me to P&P w/ Colin Firth. I was away at college and they released it and my mom told me I would love it. They rebroadcast it after I had come home and I fell head over heels for that story. Read all of Austen afterwards. I will always associate P&P with my mom, and I love it!
Having eugene on sometimes as a treat just makes his energy so much better, it was fun having him on again, esp with rainie directing the questions since she's so sincerely curious
what i’m thankful for this thanksgiving is the Eugene appearance 😎
So great to see Eugene again! I know he doesn't love doing the podcast, and I'm glad he's no longer pressured to do it. That said, I've missed him and look forward to seeing the projects he's been working on. Glad the guys now have more creative freedom over their content and that they can choose what they want to take part in -- Kwesi and their staff and guests have been wonderful additions, offering new perspectives and renewed energy.
Also, Rainie is such a natural interviewer. I learned so much about the guys that I didn't know before.
roflcopter was a classic, only keith knowing it actually surprised me lol
also! rainie is doing a really great job on the podcast- she asks great questions and the bad idea bit was SO funny
Wish this was 3 hours long. Getting me through my lonely thanksgiving since my boys are at their dads and they’re all I have 😂
I hope you ended up having a good Thanksgiving ❤️
eugene laughing off camera (18:37) healed me so much
Petition for them to get Brittany Broski on Eat the Menu for real. That’d be ICONIC
Gurrrrrrrrrrrllll I'm down count me in
signed!!!
Ngl, I really needed to hear that beginning portion about postgrad anxiety. Having just graduated into a different recession, it feels like nothing is panning out like I wanted it to. But it makes me feel a bit better to know that I’m not a failure and I’m not alone
1:06 Eugene: Maybe I'll show up on here sometimes
Keith&Zach:
Eugene: I rescind my last sentence.
"I was on.. Juggling forums" is the most keith thing I've ever heard
When Eugene left, I died! Also, loved seeing the three of them together!
Also Rainie is in top form in this episode, I’m someone that’s bad at asking follow up questions (or more accurately, I can’t think of anything to ask) so conversation dies with me sometimes 😅 I admire how she lets her curiosity steer the convo in different directions and breathe fresh air into the usual pod format
Bless Zach for trying to steer the conversation while some of us were actually cooking Thanksgiving food this morning 😂
Rainie is such a fantastic conversationalist, I could listen to her chat with anyone all day
Not me gasping seeing Eugene again 💕
I needed this conversation of being 27-28 and feeling like a failure omg
I LOVE these questions that Rainie asks Keith about his life. They’re really lovely - To hear about these sort of every day things from their earlier lives. We hear about LA every day. I love hearing about your lives before LA.
I need a vid of Rainie trying the curly girl method, because her hair texture is phenomenal and she's just so lovable!❤️
Rainie is such a good interviewer! I love hearing about everything she asks
As a TN native I relate so heavily to Keith when he talks about having to drive for an hour to get to anything lol
I LIVE FOR SOME ✨EUGENE ✨ CONTENT
Never listened to the try pod much before because of a certain member. But now i have to say the past like ten episodes have been amazing and so much fun. Literally tears from laughing and keeps me engaged. Can finally look forward every week!!! Great great job guys keep doing yall!
Thank you Lads and Lady Rainie for talking about how long it takes to truly break into an art industry of interest. I graduated two years ago and have been feeling so defeated by trying to get work in my field of interest. Thank you buddies for talking about your struggles, it helps remind me that it'll happen some day so long I as continue to work for it.
Rainie's little clap at the end was just delightful. Thank you for keeping that in.
Zach, go watch The Proposal for Guilty Pleasures and invite Rainee. EDIT a minute later: you know what, Eugene is right. We can skip this one 😂🐘
God I relate to Keith so much about the forums lmao. I met my husband on a teen forum and trying to explain that to people is like speaking another language
Now I need this exact set of questions from Rainie but on the You Can Sit With Us podcast
I need the "Nerd Core" series with larping and DND. That would be amazing!!!!!!!
Eugene is here, what a treat and a nice gift! Also the jabs at you know who was hilarious 🤣 also, rainie is a such a great interviewer, she asks really interesting questions
Eugene's face while trying to figure out how to respond to keith about being on juggling forums was too cute 😂
As someone in Texas Eugene referring to the two-lane roads as drunk driving roads was so funny because it’s so accurate😂
Eugene talking about internet language reminded me sooo much of the book Because Internet! It's a book by a Canadian linguist and podcast host, her name is Gretchen McCullough (?)
I'm sorry but Keith had me gasping they way his voice dipped when he said “You can read and write, oh shit.“ like yesssssssss I fucking cann
"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" wasn't a bad read. Glad to be graced with Eugene's presence today 💜
25:33 I really thought Keith said that in high school he was on “struggling” forums instead of “juggling” and I was like why are they laughing at him roflcopter
Halfway through and you are speaking my language. mIRC at the age of 14, late 90s chatting online to strangers, meet ups with a whole chat community which just ended up as a huge group of goths spooking the city centre. It was the millennial gen that built the internet. Our interest, investment of time and usage governed what was made and what was left to internet dust. I remember building my own avatar for a South Park chat in 98, where we walked the streets of cartoon Colorado, designed by us as cartoons in baggy tie-dyed jeans, but I was all the way in Australia. It was unfathomable freedom at the time. Thank you guys for bringing it all up, what a joy to recall!
If Rainie had a podcast I'd never miss an episode. I love the conversations she has, her energy is so fun and curious!
Keith saying "we were the county seat, we were the big town" made me feel SO seen.
I remember those chat rooms with friends!!! Pretending we were 18 from a different location making up stupid stories about who we were and what we were into lol. A very different time online!
Rainie Day Thoughts is such a cute song. I hope they actually do put it on Spotify
Giving thanks today that all the Try Guys are back together again.. Great to see you Eugene!
enemies to lovers is sketch irl but Elizabeth and Darcy were never, like, *actively* enemies so I don't think that applies so much
and most importantly, they both demonstrated willingness to change & grow
...anyway so I'm definitely in that 100% of readers lmao
YES Kiera Knightly and Matthew MacFayden version was my intro to Austen! Everyone talks about the BBC's wet shirt moment but for me it's the proposal in the rain
raine gets it. i watch every single romcom knowing that the overall plot is the same and will be so happy to see it. i love them.
Rainie’s right, I’m writing in. The Proposal was one of my fave messy romance movies. I had it on my wishlist for years and one of my friends finally bought it for me. Worth a dumb fun Sunday watch 😂
I'm always happy to see my favorite boys! and my favorite Rainie 😁 especially during shitty family-less holidays like this. Thank you for constantly helping me not feel alone. Hope you're all doing well. ❤️
Eugene, the way u made me tear up talking about indigenous cooking.
As a mine environment specialist I love when Keith chats mining 🥹❤️
I love this interview-type podcast format!! learned so much
Rainy is a fantastic host to these because shes so curious and has FUN wacky questions and responses that push the conversation to keep going. and Eugenes energy meshed well with everyone which was really nice to see after everything thats been going on
Love Eugene appearance and totally agree with the Rainie interview show /segment. She's great with the questions! ❤️❤️👍😊
I hate that I know so much about Pride and Prejudice but I’ve read it to death, as well as watched the 1995 BBC miniseries about 15 times. Elizabeth and Mr Darcy do stay together. At the end of the book Austin wrote what she imagines what happened next. Elizabeth and Mr Darcy have several children and are ridiculously happy, Kitty (second youngest) matures without Lydia (youngest who elopes) and gets married, then Mary (middle child) stays at home to look after her parents and is finally happy with herself as she is no longer compared to the rest of her sisters.
Loved the episode guys. You were so dynamic. I laughed so much.❤
Happy Thanksgiving all! So glad they mentioned trying to bring Indigenous foods and knowledge into your Thanksgiving celebration. Something our family have been trying to do for a few years now. Our local Indigenous tribes (Ohlone) ate a lot of seafood, so we do fish instead of turkey as our main dish.
Zach playing with the plant is a big mood
This is honestly one of my FAVORITE podcasts. I LOVE this group of 4 together. All so unique and Rainie’s curiosity and questions are FANTASTIC!
We love Eugene for braving the podcast. 💜