sad boyz bingo would absolutely include -twitter blue -stand up comedy -jordan being based and red-pilled -jordan’s butt doctor -jarvis brings up pokémon go -jordan peterson imitation -jordan brings up how much he hates the french -jarvis has to explain how technology works because whatever they’re watching uses incorrect terminology
Yeah I just saw a Twitter thread or article recently where it was alleged that Boeing employees had been warning the company that something wasn't up to code and Boeing just ignored them
Just wanna give Jarvis some reassurance that his minor in AI does indeed make him at least a little more qualified to talk on the matter than the general population. It has evolved a lot in recent years but he at least has some real understanding of its function
We gotta take down the dunning kruger effecto on both ends. People with experience should be, and feel more confident in, talking about their knowledge. People without, need to at least preface whatever they say with that. There's too much nonsense without rebuttal foe this exact reason.
Their synchronized laugh at the reveal of the AI Miami alien in a top hat had me rolling so hard, god bless these sad boyz Edit: 37:18 for anyone curious
I dropped my phone off my 8th floor balcony this summer and when I got it from my downstairs neighbors backyard, not only was it fully intact except for a slight dent on the edge, but the call I was on was still connected and the person on the other end hadn’t even realized what had happened. Those phone cases are no joke.
i love that whoever you were talking to didn't notice you were no longer speaking in the entire time it took for you to drop the phone and then collect the phone 😂
@@hayleyquinnx94 Well speaking from personal experience it isn't uncommon for people to just keep a call open as they're doing something else, and then talk whenever they feel like it. What likely happened is the other person coincidentally didn't talk in the minutes it took for OP to get the phone for example, and assumed they were still there but quiet.
@@DOCTOR.DEADHEADPeople get on phone calls and then... Don't talk. That's bizarre to me. Then again, if I'm on the phone, I feel compelled to fill any silence cuz I'll immediately feel awkward. Maybe it's cuz I'm autistic, I don't like phone calls anyways cuz I can't see them talking so it makes me anxious 😩
@@AshChiCupcak Not austic, but same. Maybe it's the anxiety though. People who just go silent on phone calls stress me out so much lol. And then you go "Hello? Are you still there?" and they're just like "Oh, yeah. I was just xyz". WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
"no one was hurt from the door flying off of the plane" WRONG. my auntie who lives far away is an attendant for alaska and she was supposed to come visit me a week ago but she wasn't able to because they had to check all of the planes an extra time. I WAS HURT in my FEELINGS because i miss my auntie 😥
Years ago I was once bleeding severely&still waited for a friend to grab me😭since the medical debt from a previous ambulance pickup(at the time where I lived, just the ambulance showing up at all was 10K not including anything else) was already screwing up my life. it's just not right man
The real thing is, Obamacare made healthcare available to pretty much everyone. But some states just decided not to find it. So in states like NY and CA most of the population is insured. But some of the poor red states aren’t, because their local politicians just don’t want to promote anything Obama did.
There was a news article from the state I live in where a family was charged a little over $5400 for a 30 mile ambulance ride. That is about $187 per mile lmao. The ambulance bill accounted for almost 50% of their entire hospital bill. Absolutely fuckin absurd. The average bill for an ambulance ride for someone who is uninsured (at least in 2020) was between $900 and $1300 depending on the level of care you get in the ambulance. Even WITH insurance the average charge is $500. Those prices in the grand scheme don’t seem like enough to put someone in debt, but something like 50% of Americans don’t have any emergency savings and $500 is a lot of money to make magically appear from nowhere. It’s pretty wild.
My experience with the burnt toast theory: I ended up having a surprise day off from work, because a town-wide water shortage led to the school I work at being closed. My then-partner asked if I wanted to go for a drive with him, because he needed to go and buy some tools or something a couple of towns over. We got to the town, and he decided that he'd buy lunch first, because he was hungry. We were right across the road from the tool shop, and there was a bakery, so why not? I was waiting in the car for him to emerge, and just when he did, I heard what sounded like an explosion. It was the loudest noise I've ever heard, and it sounded like it was right next to me. I saw horror on my partner's face, and turned to see wheels, glass, and various car parts scattered across the road, and two wrecked cars. One person (allegedly possibly on drugs) had barrelled through at an insane speed and crashed into an old woman who was turning out of a supermarket. The old woman ended up dying on the scene. It was awful. The weird thing was that my partner told me he had been delayed leaving the bakery because the customer in front of him was having issues with their debit card. If it wasn't for those few extra seconds of delay, we would have probably been crossing the road at the exact moment those cars collided, and would have been mown down as a result. We would have been absolutely done for. Terrifying.
Yeah, it might seem weird at first, but once you've been near those unfortunate situations you'll recognize the "that could have been me" feeling it's describing. Like that Malcolm in the Middle episode where a car passes them and then gets annihilated. The coincidences of the world are shocking.
That is why looking both ways TWICE before crossing the road is always a good idea... I always do it, and it's saved me a couple times, going to cross the road and some moron speeds around a corner without stopping.
40:00 As much as I understand the absurdism of having descriptions of imbedded tweets, I’m sure that these are visual descriptions for people that have visual impairments (aka having the article read to them by a text to speech tool), as is becoming common in a lot of places these days! It’s important that these kinds of things are added so all kinds of people can engage with content that otherwise would be less accessible to them, or inaccessible completely. Besides, this also helps keep the context of the posts in these articles even if those tweets became somehow unreachable.
I understand the descriptions when you put it that way, but I suppose the question remains as to why they're embedding joke tweets into an nbc article in the first place?
@@chuckmcluckin6082 I mean, you still should cite your sources even if you put the words in the article. I guess the way they choose to that is by imbedding the tweet? Seems like the most reasonable explanation to me
Whenever i get anxiety about flying i think about how many wealthy businessmen fly around the world multiple times a year, sometimes multiple times a week, and somehow never end up in a plane crash
in high school i was DEEP into a certain boy band twitter community. it's such an echo chamber that i was believing the WILDEST things. It was covid so not like i had anything better to do, but i was full on delusional, basically inventing new lives for celebrities and treating it like fact
no but seriously I saw this video of the behind the scenes of the pod and in every episode there is actually a hologram of a person in the corner , true
It’s funny I remember the one time Jarvis did advertise for raid shadow legends and he kept laughing during the ad read I could tell the whole time even though he didn’t say anything how he felt about it lmaooo
I'm reasonably sure the product asking for more coverage outside of the ad read is Air Up. I've seen a lot of videos sponsored by them where the creator of the video will reference taking another drink of it later into the video, well after the ad read.
@@Joe90hyou saying that made me realise just how many videos where a creator is sponsored by air up that has them take another drink of it later on in the video or featuring the bottle prominently, for a product that is already insanely expensive (imo) that makes me really 🫥
As someone who actually carries a comically small hammer (it’s a multitool, but hammer IS one of those tools) I feel SO VINDICATED (If I ever go to a wedding where someone’s stuck in a vase, I could truly be a drunk white woman superhero)
@@rio425ee yeah, I think it is, I don’t know how well it works as a hammer, but it’s funny and the pliers/wirecutters work well enough that I like to carry it around
This is interesting because there's another video now of a guy saying he saw Jarvis and Jordan fly here in a spaceship from their home planet of Sadulon. When you're watching Sad Boyz and the video drops in resolution because you're having wi-fi problems, you can actually see their true forms.
Lil burnt-toast-style event in my family: my great aunt was going to visit my grandma going from one part of London to another, and missed her bus because she didn’t want to run for it so she waited for the next one. When that one was delayed she found out the bus she missed had just been blown up (it was the 7/7 bombings)
i really like the discussion about feeling insecure about staying home. i dropped out of college to medically transition and when people who don't know me too well ask what I'm doing and I don't provide the full context of surgeries, i can feel the judgement from them. i know I'm doing something more real and important than anything they're doing in business 102 but it still hurts
I definitely feel that. In my experience, if you say "health issues, I don't really want to get into it, but I'm doing much better now". 9/10 they'll assume some sort of sob story and drop it. I mean it's kinda true in both our cases, so I think it's fair to use whatever tools you can to get through social interactions.
i am doing this too. my unemployed health insurance allowed me to medically transition while staying at home. I have had top surgery for free because of it and thats been such a blessing. but i know people judge me. i know that i cant explain the context of why in this small window of time i need to stay unemployed because it will allow me to fully transition and then be able to live the rest of my life without transition related medical debt (my parents are very supportive). I am stealth so i always just say a half truth....that i need medical care currently. this era for me is almost over..... im looking at colleges to enroll in now at 24.
Honestly though, all the stories i hear of people transitioning are of people in an environment that they're *coming into* as their true identity and that's just so rarely the case. I started transitioning (socially) when i was thirteen, and was in school until i was 17. It's a whole f*ing ball game to transition in front of all of these people who already have a fully formed notion of who they think you are. It's draining to consistently deal with people who make a thing of it; they'll at the smallest level, act weird toward you- at the most extreme, but not uncommon level, harrass or assault you. But even just dealing with the looks, the offhand comments and questions, it's exhausting
A skit about a cop walking into a police station and yelling "LOOK OUT HES GOT A GUN", pulling a gun on their coworker, and then another cop dropping a coffee and yelling "LOOK OUT HES GOT A GUN" sounds hilarious
I guess the reason for my debilitating phobia of worms (yes, literal worms and worm-like creatures) is that you never see statistics about how much less likely you are to be killed by a worm than you are to die in a car crash.
So the story is that: 50 shadow aliens were shooting fireworks to warn these two people, who were burning toast, to not go in the plane, because a piece of it just comes off. Then a phone falls out of that same plane and lands on this vase located in the backyard of this high school physics teacher, Timothée Chalamet, and that was a sign to them that they should stop Kylie and Selena from taking a picture with each other. Did I get the gist of it?
was literally crying from laughing so hard during the part where they saw the AI Alien tweet. That was so freaking funny. Loved the break from the absurdity of shadow aliens to talk about sponsorships and such. Gotta get back to listening in to the podcast again.
I imagine the Sad Boyz set-up as a fully produced sit-com studio, and Jacob (who is a hivemind of lookalikes) fills every role. He's sitting there in a directors chair meanwhile he is also standing behind the camera and light fixtures. There's 5 rows of chairs for a live audience, only 3 seats filled, all of them Jacob completely stone-faced 24/7
I haven't been able to work for the last couple weeks and have entirely lost track of the days so the episodes are always a special little surprise when they come out and I love that for me
dying 2 minutes in at the idea of Jordan running a bath and it immediately setting ablaze, you guys are so funny it's always a highlight to watch sad boyz
Watched this episode on my phone rather than my laptop and not only did I get like 3x more ads but I SWEAR the majority of them popped up JUST RIGHT before a particularly interesting sentence reached the punchline Like Jarvis would go _"and the reason for that is-"_ and I'd get an ad right there I feel crazy because I can't explain how insidious it really feels when it actually happens but that's my conspiracy It happens every time I watch youtube on my phone or a TV, the ads just go full psyop like they know exactly _WHEN_ to pop up to leave me hanging on the conclusion to a particularly attention grabbing sentence
Honestly I believe you 100%. Just curious, when watch TH-cam on your phone do you use the app or the browser? I’m sure one is more likely to have more targeted ads than the other. I’m guessing the app because you sign off on a long list of things in the terms of services, but it’d be interesting if the browser experience is actually worse.
Highschool physics teacher is so real. My physics teahcer was a big tall man with a deep voice and a dad mustache, he looked intimidating but was a shy sweetheart. He also cared a lot about our education and was generous enough to compliment us on our strengths. He also would bless us lol some of my classmates would ask him "bendicion" and he would say "Dios te bendiga" just like a latino dad
i'm sure someone else has said this, but i wanted to thank you both for being so transparent about ad stuff! it's really genuinely interesting to hear about the process from a creator side of things and hear about your guys' boundaries with advertisers. it really shows your character and how much you care for your audience!
Honestly being from Gloucestershire and seeing someone make it big in content creation and representing us better than we deserve is so great, actually makes me feel proud, keep spreading the accent to America Jordan, it's our only chance 😂😂
27:54 my brain is rotted I saw the ad that said “keep your furry friends warm” and I was like “why? Can they not buy sweaters themselves?” Pets. They meant pets.
7:24 I love how Jarvis is clearly singing the Twilight Zone intro and then the editor was like, “That shit’s copyrighted, I’m now gonna choose music that sounds NOTHING like the Twilight Zone.”
I work for the plane company and…. Yeah. As someone who is currently doing quality testing on (non-flight, so no lives are on the line here) vehicles, there is definitely pressure to get things through fast. On the stuff I’m working on, there’s tons of cables that don’t work and loose screws that no one noticed until I got in there, and I’m not a hardware technician. Supposedly it had already passed hardware inspections. Idk, they’re probably more stringent on safety with the planes, but still
The thing I find so odd about the florda mall thing isn't really the show of force. (they thought it was an active shooter situation/ riot so that's fair) What *IS* odd is the stark lack of _ANY_ videos of what actually happened on-site... Teens literally end up in hospital/ dead trying to get a video for tic-tok and yet with this many people involved, and this long after there is still _nothing._ I'm not saying anything paranormal, extra-terrestrial/dimensional happened but the absolute lack of any footage is very strange...
My non conspiracy assumption is that basically everyone was arrested, so anyone with video had it seized. As well as any security footage being taken for prosecution. In which case we may see it in the future when it gets entered into court as evidence. But honestly a conspiracy that the cops did something super shitty is pretty realistic so could go either way
@@KhronogiWe have footage of the Vegas shootings when ppl were literally getting shot at and tons of people still had their phones out. We've had footage of more but a lot are removed from the Internet for obvious reasons. Im more surprised no one hit record while their phone was already out then believe no one recorded anything. Though, I agree with the previous commenter, videos and phones were probably seized for evidence. Especially with THAT many cops on the scene.
As someone who was once addicted to gamified gambling, I appreciate the line you drew against gambling ads. Any game with a gambling component, even some gacha games, have the possibility of promoting gambling. It takes a lot of personal accountability to avoid these games, of course, but it certainly doesn't help if a trusted content creator promotes a gambling game. The gamification of these gambling apps is very sinister. They are essentially promoting addiction by making it seem easy to get money. It took a lot of time and a lot of lost money for me to only spend a set amount of money on apps for the purpose of entertainment, not because I felt like I had to.
I just wanted to say, I really appreciate that you guys don't take any gambling sponsorships. They legalized gambling in my town and opened a casino which they're building to be a Hard Rock and they also opened several smaller places with gambling tables and slots, which eventually got shut down because the places were not paying their taxes, but anyway, I've seen the effect already on so many people that I know. Gambling addiction is not a joke and actually out of all the addictions it has the highest instance of people commiting suicide. It's not something to play with and it's just very insidious and very disgusting and it can and very often does ruin lives. I always give the side eye to anyone who takes on a gambling sponsorship, so yeah, props to you guys for recognizing that and not letting greed get in the way of having morals.
As someone who gets scared every time a plane flies over me because I'm scared it'll fall on me, the fact that I'm more likely to die of a plane part falling on me than a shark attack is... fucking terrifying to say the least.
Regarding the burnt toast theory. I had a road closed on my way home from work a few months ago and had to detour to a different road. While sitting completely still I was hit by a car chase, I fortunately was not injured but they hit 5 other cars before me and still totaled my car. If the burnt toast theory is true I'd hate to have seen the outcome without the detour.
And literally ANY videos of what actually happened on-site are where exactly? Teens literally end up dead trying to get a video for tictok and yet with this many people involved, and this long after there is still _nothing._ I'm not saying anything paranormal, extra-terrestrial/dimensional happened but the absolute lack of any footage is very strange...
@@LordOfElysium _Generally_ they do. As in people, especially teens, will do anything to film something if it has a chance at getting views. (As far as in aware, no one died, directly as a result of the incident) Yet, still nothing. Not even CCTV..
@@NWinnVR Typically people need to be near the incident to film it. If people could hear 'gunshots' but not see them, why would they move closer? Further point, why would vandals set off fireworks somewhere with a lot of foot traffic? I don't think a mall close to midnight on New Year's Eve is going to have all that many people ready to catch stuff on camera.
@@Joe90h there are videos from people's hi-rise apartments next to the mall that shows a TON of people running around... And they would because people literally do so all the time in wild situations. Like this. Security cameras also don't have fear.... normally they're would be at least _something..._
dude about the healthcare thing, i recently found out i have pretty severe asthma & my dr called in an inhaler to the pharmacy. it was $98 after insurance. just to breathe?????? this really is the world we’re living in
When a society forces you to pay an assload of money just to not die because it's profitable for someone else, that's when you realize we're living in a dystopia.
Foranyone curious about the stats: the 1-in-93 statistic is meaning “for every 93 deaths, 1 is from a car accident”. So WHEN you eventually die, there is a 1 in 93 chance its in a car accident
It's absolutely insane to me how much the selena gomez-kylie jenner rumour has spread around as if it was factual information. It's at the level of the conflict in a teenage romcom about a celebrity, unbelievable
Jarvis I do not know if you are aware of how adhd the phrase “the boy who preheated the oven” is, it’s a perfect example of how randomly strung together our thoughts are😭
The Roman fire brigade under Crassus (Mega rich guy) would literally go around putting out people's house fires ONLY if they allowed him to buy the property first. If you let him buy your house he'd put out the fire, but if you refused, he'd simply walk away with the fire brigade. So in a sense, 'Big Fire' really did exist.
They just legalized sports gambling in Canada (or maybe it was just Ontario, idk) and it's so insidious. The ads are everywhere and they're so gross. They're all about how you can and should be gambling with literally any downtime you have.
53:46 there is a difference in partaking in something and *endorsing* something. In both good and bad ways, you guys seem open, honest, and easy to trust. I have noticed that despite my abundance of cynicism when Jarvis says something is good, I listen. Probably more than most creators. So I’m glad you’re discerning about advertising.
i really appreciate the theory jordan has posited which is selena has but her head in her hands because she has been kicked out of Scientology. I will be running with this theory and starting a conspiracy religion around it called selenaology
Hearing about the guy who never misses his flights, but missed it that day made me think about something that happened when I was a kid. A week before the Oklahoma City bombing, my 4th grade class went to the Murrah building (the building that was bombed) on a field trip and the day of the bombing, the seniors were supposed to be there for their field trip, but the bus broke down and they couldn't leave. Everyone called it a miracle, hand of God, blah blah blah. It was definitely pretty traumatic for our little brains though thinking about how we had just been there.
love this pod bc y’all r so funny together but also bc of how much u guys talk about ur mental health struggles! makes me feel less alone / insane! i have adhd as well (super late diagnosed bc afab at 23), and would love to hear y’all’s thoughts on RSD? found out the other day that RSD is the #1 most impactful symptom reported by people with adhd!! yet i feel like everyone i talk to about it have no idea what it is let alone how it actually works/ looks like. curious to see if u guys get any rejection sensitivity / what it looks like for u & any techniques you have learned to cope with it? luv da sad boyz hope y’all r feeling less sad and more boyz today!
At 44:57 there's a reference to "Philistine" as an insult. I would like to suggest another term as this one is demeaning towards the Palestinian people, who are in fact overarchingly better educated on average than those in many other countries, and who do have a strong affinity for & education in the arts and culture. I understand that the term "Philistine" is something we've used for many years and not with any negative intention, but when we know better we do better... and I really hope/believe that it wasn't used to intentionally mock or insult a population that's being actively ethnically cleansed and is experiencing a genocide. Thanks! And #FreePalestine.
This episode was great, I love the relaxed feel. Whenever you guys feel like doing one of these, I think it's great. Makes me feel like I'm just hanging out with some buds
I won't defend NBC including that random alien tweet but I can say that yes, online news sources do feel like they have to include images in every story. It's all about clickthrough rates tbh, people will click on articles with pics WAY more than those without. From a journalist's perspective, I'm guessing that article had multiple memes just because it was a pretty unserious topic and related to online conversations but it does feel kind weird to do that. Also that "LOL" response from the police is golden, I'm glad they put that in the headline. One time a fire dept. release in my town explained they canceled a call because "... twas just a candle" and I've never been more devastated that it wasn't newsworthy enough to use that quote somewhere.
Scent bird is owned by a woman who runs a (totally separate) online spiritual community with some problematic vibes apparently 🤷♀️ It's very difficult to find articles connecting the two, which is honestly just impressive internet precence monitoring/management on her part
On the point of Boeing focusing on automation, it is actually the opposite. Airbus emphasizes automation and protection against stalling and excessive speeding. Boeing focuses on pilot control features and training rather than automation. Although, it’s important to remember that all pilots are well trained and planes and airlines have very high safety standards
In sweden (at least the last time i flew in an airplane), the worker did actually calm people down when there was MAJOR turbelence. She explained why there was turbulence and when it would most likely stop. Really great thing to do i think
50:13 Different culture thing, but having to wait till 21 to drink is wild to imagine where I live. So many people here start drinking even before the age of 18.
@@zanktondb7919 if they have plausible deniability they might, but if they think you’re underage you will most certainly be refused. Knowingly serving alcohol to a minor can get your liquor license removed, maybe even permanently.
The guy stuck in a vase reminds me a lot of my cousin.I have nothing but love for him, but he would absolutely get stuck in a vase. We used to all go on vacation in the same house, and there was this one tiny plastic baby seat there that had no flexibility at all. Three years in a row, my cousin (eight to ten) decided to get into it, got stuck, and then spent a lot of time trying to get out while we unhelpfully tried to help. I think he had a growth spurt at eleven and couldn’t get into it, and that stopped him repeating that act. Fun fact, at one point the princess of Norway knew this story. She went to my school for a few years, and I wrote about this story for class and then read it out loud.
im in miami visiting family and i went to the bayside mall and there were people in blow up alien mascot costumes wearing “i ❤ bayside” shirts.😭 most unserious place
every time they do their intro i expect it to go "i'm jarvis and i'm johnson", no matter how many episodes i've seen.
ME TOO
OMG I THINK THAT EVERY TIME I
OH MY GOD ME TOO
No, you don’t. You love to lie for clout huh
ME TOO LMAO I THOUGHT I WAS ALONE
The old joke was always that Boeing's name was onomatopoeia for the noise the falling parts make when they bounce off the ground.
Or stands for Bits Of Engine In Neighbours’ Gardens
sad boyz bingo would absolutely include
-twitter blue
-stand up comedy
-jordan being based and red-pilled
-jordan’s butt doctor
-jarvis brings up pokémon go
-jordan peterson imitation
-jordan brings up how much he hates the french
-jarvis has to explain how technology works because whatever they’re watching uses incorrect terminology
Free space: side butt
- jordan tries to do a jan 6th bit and jarvis shuts it down
- cowboy
I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THIS ONE @@the_julia_fair
jordan’s foot looks funny
Ok but as a person who quit working for Boeing because of the ethics issues they should absolutely be investigated thoroughly
Yeah I just saw a Twitter thread or article recently where it was alleged that Boeing employees had been warning the company that something wasn't up to code and Boeing just ignored them
😳😳 I was already terrified to fly
As long as you're not a part of the investigation... it is insane how blatantly evil they are these days.
Watch it
Stay careful out there soldier, we know what Boeing does to whistleblowers
Just wanna give Jarvis some reassurance that his minor in AI does indeed make him at least a little more qualified to talk on the matter than the general population. It has evolved a lot in recent years but he at least has some real understanding of its function
We gotta take down the dunning kruger effecto on both ends. People with experience should be, and feel more confident in, talking about their knowledge. People without, need to at least preface whatever they say with that.
There's too much nonsense without rebuttal foe this exact reason.
For future Sad Boyz wiki - this episode marks the end of Jordan's "howdy" intro.
RIP 🫡
Truly puts the sad in sad boyz
yeah i was waiting for it
😢
I thought this too
😭🐄
Their synchronized laugh at the reveal of the AI Miami alien in a top hat had me rolling so hard, god bless these sad boyz
Edit: 37:18 for anyone curious
As soon as I saw this comment I knew I had to stick around and see it. It was just as perfect as I imagined lmaooo 37:20
i especially loved that it took a moment for both of them to process in their heads what popped up and THEN keeled over laughing
I dropped my phone off my 8th floor balcony this summer and when I got it from my downstairs neighbors backyard, not only was it fully intact except for a slight dent on the edge, but the call I was on was still connected and the person on the other end hadn’t even realized what had happened. Those phone cases are no joke.
i love that whoever you were talking to didn't notice you were no longer speaking in the entire time it took for you to drop the phone and then collect the phone 😂
@@hayleyquinnx94 Well speaking from personal experience it isn't uncommon for people to just keep a call open as they're doing something else, and then talk whenever they feel like it. What likely happened is the other person coincidentally didn't talk in the minutes it took for OP to get the phone for example, and assumed they were still there but quiet.
@@DOCTOR.DEADHEADThat is so very strange to me.
@@DOCTOR.DEADHEADPeople get on phone calls and then... Don't talk. That's bizarre to me. Then again, if I'm on the phone, I feel compelled to fill any silence cuz I'll immediately feel awkward. Maybe it's cuz I'm autistic, I don't like phone calls anyways cuz I can't see them talking so it makes me anxious 😩
@@AshChiCupcak Not austic, but same. Maybe it's the anxiety though. People who just go silent on phone calls stress me out so much lol. And then you go "Hello? Are you still there?" and they're just like "Oh, yeah. I was just xyz". WHAT DO YOU MEAN?
"no one was hurt from the door flying off of the plane" WRONG. my auntie who lives far away is an attendant for alaska and she was supposed to come visit me a week ago but she wasn't able to because they had to check all of the planes an extra time. I WAS HURT in my FEELINGS because i miss my auntie 😥
I hope they correct this egregious error!! 🫡
manifesting you seeing your auntie soon
My sister literally DID take an Uber pool to the hospital when her appendix was rupturing.
Years ago I was once bleeding severely&still waited for a friend to grab me😭since the medical debt from a previous ambulance pickup(at the time where I lived, just the ambulance showing up at all was 10K not including anything else) was already screwing up my life. it's just not right man
As an Australian it sounds so dystopian to go into debt just to get an ambulance to save a persons life.
Because it _is_ dystopian!
The real thing is, Obamacare made healthcare available to pretty much everyone. But some states just decided not to find it. So in states like NY and CA most of the population is insured. But some of the poor red states aren’t, because their local politicians just don’t want to promote anything Obama did.
Welcome to the USA, where everything dystopian and austere is just capitalism at work
Putting a pricetag on human life is often dystopian.
There was a news article from the state I live in where a family was charged a little over $5400 for a 30 mile ambulance ride. That is about $187 per mile lmao. The ambulance bill accounted for almost 50% of their entire hospital bill. Absolutely fuckin absurd.
The average bill for an ambulance ride for someone who is uninsured (at least in 2020) was between $900 and $1300 depending on the level of care you get in the ambulance. Even WITH insurance the average charge is $500.
Those prices in the grand scheme don’t seem like enough to put someone in debt, but something like 50% of Americans don’t have any emergency savings and $500 is a lot of money to make magically appear from nowhere.
It’s pretty wild.
My experience with the burnt toast theory: I ended up having a surprise day off from work, because a town-wide water shortage led to the school I work at being closed. My then-partner asked if I wanted to go for a drive with him, because he needed to go and buy some tools or something a couple of towns over. We got to the town, and he decided that he'd buy lunch first, because he was hungry. We were right across the road from the tool shop, and there was a bakery, so why not? I was waiting in the car for him to emerge, and just when he did, I heard what sounded like an explosion. It was the loudest noise I've ever heard, and it sounded like it was right next to me. I saw horror on my partner's face, and turned to see wheels, glass, and various car parts scattered across the road, and two wrecked cars. One person (allegedly possibly on drugs) had barrelled through at an insane speed and crashed into an old woman who was turning out of a supermarket. The old woman ended up dying on the scene. It was awful. The weird thing was that my partner told me he had been delayed leaving the bakery because the customer in front of him was having issues with their debit card. If it wasn't for those few extra seconds of delay, we would have probably been crossing the road at the exact moment those cars collided, and would have been mown down as a result. We would have been absolutely done for. Terrifying.
Yeah, it might seem weird at first, but once you've been near those unfortunate situations you'll recognize the "that could have been me" feeling it's describing. Like that Malcolm in the Middle episode where a car passes them and then gets annihilated. The coincidences of the world are shocking.
That is why looking both ways TWICE before crossing the road is always a good idea... I always do it, and it's saved me a couple times, going to cross the road and some moron speeds around a corner without stopping.
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As much as I understand the absurdism of having descriptions of imbedded tweets, I’m sure that these are visual descriptions for people that have visual impairments (aka having the article read to them by a text to speech tool), as is becoming common in a lot of places these days!
It’s important that these kinds of things are added so all kinds of people can engage with content that otherwise would be less accessible to them, or inaccessible completely. Besides, this also helps keep the context of the posts in these articles even if those tweets became somehow unreachable.
I understand the descriptions when you put it that way, but I suppose the question remains as to why they're embedding joke tweets into an nbc article in the first place?
@@chuckmcluckin6082 I mean, you still should cite your sources even if you put the words in the article. I guess the way they choose to that is by imbedding the tweet? Seems like the most reasonable explanation to me
These are not how image descriptions really work in articles, and if that's what the intention is, they did it wrong
Whenever i get anxiety about flying i think about how many wealthy businessmen fly around the world multiple times a year, sometimes multiple times a week, and somehow never end up in a plane crash
Tbf, private jets are usually bult less "efficient" in terms of cost then commercial planes cuz money so yes and no.
@@kiraphobia222 I wasn't talking about billionaire ceos. I was talking about "business class" upper manager types
@@chezmix64 Oh well, sure in that case. This is true then either way but I was confused.
I get anxiety about getting into a car and driving so that segment was not fun for me 😂
in high school i was DEEP into a certain boy band twitter community. it's such an echo chamber that i was believing the WILDEST things. It was covid so not like i had anything better to do, but i was full on delusional, basically inventing new lives for celebrities and treating it like fact
This is wild but I believe it
The boy band was New Kids on the Block. They, in fact, did not have a "bunch of hits"
New conspiracy theory: There _is_ a guest on this episode, if you look hard enough, hiding somewhere in the background…
is it the Pikachu squishmellow
is it the tentacled beast in the reflection of jordan’s glasses
no but seriously I saw this video of the behind the scenes of the pod and in every episode there is actually a hologram of a person in the corner , true
@toastghost2448 wow! That's wild I just saw some guy talking about podcasts
The John Cena episode
It’s funny I remember the one time Jarvis did advertise for raid shadow legends and he kept laughing during the ad read I could tell the whole time even though he didn’t say anything how he felt about it lmaooo
I'm reasonably sure the product asking for more coverage outside of the ad read is Air Up. I've seen a lot of videos sponsored by them where the creator of the video will reference taking another drink of it later into the video, well after the ad read.
@@Joe90hyou saying that made me realise just how many videos where a creator is sponsored by air up that has them take another drink of it later on in the video or featuring the bottle prominently, for a product that is already insanely expensive (imo) that makes me really 🫥
@@Joe90hooh you could be right, Annmarie Forcino did a whole episode of “you cringe you drink” with an Air Up bottle of water after the ad read
I remember that one too omg!! I appreciated his apparent apathy towards the brand, absolutely beautiful and I laughed along with him lmfao
As someone who actually carries a comically small hammer (it’s a multitool, but hammer IS one of those tools) I feel SO VINDICATED
(If I ever go to a wedding where someone’s stuck in a vase, I could truly be a drunk white woman superhero)
Is it the silly hyper tough hammer-pliers they put out last year? I got those as a gag gift and they live in my bag as a joke mostly
Jessica Jones???
@@rio425ee yeah, I think it is, I don’t know how well it works as a hammer, but it’s funny and the pliers/wirecutters work well enough that I like to carry it around
I had a tiny hammer on my keychain and removed it recently because it just kept getting caught on everything 😂
😊@@oinkersboinkers7188
I'm so sad I missed the live show on the 6th. Heard Nancy loved all the bits you guys did in her office!
This is interesting because there's another video now of a guy saying he saw Jarvis and Jordan fly here in a spaceship from their home planet of Sadulon. When you're watching Sad Boyz and the video drops in resolution because you're having wi-fi problems, you can actually see their true forms.
The guy getting stuck in a vase is the origin story for Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy
Lil burnt-toast-style event in my family: my great aunt was going to visit my grandma going from one part of London to another, and missed her bus because she didn’t want to run for it so she waited for the next one. When that one was delayed she found out the bus she missed had just been blown up (it was the 7/7 bombings)
i really like the discussion about feeling insecure about staying home. i dropped out of college to medically transition and when people who don't know me too well ask what I'm doing and I don't provide the full context of surgeries, i can feel the judgement from them. i know I'm doing something more real and important than anything they're doing in business 102 but it still hurts
I definitely feel that. In my experience, if you say "health issues, I don't really want to get into it, but I'm doing much better now". 9/10 they'll assume some sort of sob story and drop it. I mean it's kinda true in both our cases, so I think it's fair to use whatever tools you can to get through social interactions.
good luck with your transition!
@@gayghostprince thank you! it's almost over at this point. it's been 2-3 years of this experience that i am speaking from
i am doing this too. my unemployed health insurance allowed me to medically transition while staying at home. I have had top surgery for free because of it and thats been such a blessing. but i know people judge me. i know that i cant explain the context of why in this small window of time i need to stay unemployed because it will allow me to fully transition and then be able to live the rest of my life without transition related medical debt (my parents are very supportive). I am stealth so i always just say a half truth....that i need medical care currently. this era for me is almost over..... im looking at colleges to enroll in now at 24.
Honestly though, all the stories i hear of people transitioning are of people in an environment that they're *coming into* as their true identity and that's just so rarely the case. I started transitioning (socially) when i was thirteen, and was in school until i was 17. It's a whole f*ing ball game to transition in front of all of these people who already have a fully formed notion of who they think you are. It's draining to consistently deal with people who make a thing of it; they'll at the smallest level, act weird toward you- at the most extreme, but not uncommon level, harrass or assault you.
But even just dealing with the looks, the offhand comments and questions, it's exhausting
My principal in HS talked to our money sense class about his past gambling addiction and it was definitely eye opening as a 17 yr old.
It'd be even more eye opening if he talked about his current gambling addiction and begged for a loan.
Never have I cried laughing harder than the moment the goofy AI generated alien tweet showed up on screen
A skit about a cop walking into a police station and yelling "LOOK OUT HES GOT A GUN", pulling a gun on their coworker, and then another cop dropping a coffee and yelling "LOOK OUT HES GOT A GUN" sounds hilarious
I guess the reason for my debilitating phobia of worms (yes, literal worms and worm-like creatures) is that you never see statistics about how much less likely you are to be killed by a worm than you are to die in a car crash.
you are so real I have a phobia of flies
Depends on the worm, really. I've met some very well behaved bois.
So the story is that:
50 shadow aliens were shooting fireworks to warn these two people, who were burning toast, to not go in the plane, because a piece of it just comes off. Then a phone falls out of that same plane and lands on this vase located in the backyard of this high school physics teacher, Timothée Chalamet, and that was a sign to them that they should stop Kylie and Selena from taking a picture with each other.
Did I get the gist of it?
thx for the recap
My ADHD had me tuning out so much thank you for clearing this up makes so much more sense
37:18 my favourite sad boyz content is them being caught off guard and then hysterically laughing
incredibly weird reading this right as it happened lol
@@lookatdemijipersmust’ve been the CIAs doing…
was literally crying from laughing so hard during the part where they saw the AI Alien tweet. That was so freaking funny.
Loved the break from the absurdity of shadow aliens to talk about sponsorships and such. Gotta get back to listening in to the podcast again.
I imagine the Sad Boyz set-up as a fully produced sit-com studio, and Jacob (who is a hivemind of lookalikes) fills every role.
He's sitting there in a directors chair meanwhile he is also standing behind the camera and light fixtures.
There's 5 rows of chairs for a live audience, only 3 seats filled, all of them Jacob completely stone-faced 24/7
I haven't been able to work for the last couple weeks and have entirely lost track of the days so the episodes are always a special little surprise when they come out and I love that for me
I feel so understood by this comment
dying 2 minutes in at the idea of Jordan running a bath and it immediately setting ablaze, you guys are so funny it's always a highlight to watch sad boyz
Watched this episode on my phone rather than my laptop and not only did I get like 3x more ads but I SWEAR the majority of them popped up JUST RIGHT before a particularly interesting sentence reached the punchline
Like Jarvis would go _"and the reason for that is-"_ and I'd get an ad right there
I feel crazy because I can't explain how insidious it really feels when it actually happens but that's my conspiracy
It happens every time I watch youtube on my phone or a TV, the ads just go full psyop like they know exactly _WHEN_ to pop up to leave me hanging on the conclusion to a particularly attention grabbing sentence
Honestly I believe you 100%. Just curious, when watch TH-cam on your phone do you use the app or the browser? I’m sure one is more likely to have more targeted ads than the other. I’m guessing the app because you sign off on a long list of things in the terms of services, but it’d be interesting if the browser experience is actually worse.
I get way less ads as a primary browser user. Using the app is terrible
When they were talking about unexpected fires, i kept waiting for them to quote IT Crowd. "A fire...? In a seapark?"
Highschool physics teacher is so real. My physics teahcer was a big tall man with a deep voice and a dad mustache, he looked intimidating but was a shy sweetheart. He also cared a lot about our education and was generous enough to compliment us on our strengths.
He also would bless us lol some of my classmates would ask him "bendicion" and he would say "Dios te bendiga" just like a latino dad
i'm sure someone else has said this, but i wanted to thank you both for being so transparent about ad stuff! it's really genuinely interesting to hear about the process from a creator side of things and hear about your guys' boundaries with advertisers. it really shows your character and how much you care for your audience!
Honestly being from Gloucestershire and seeing someone make it big in content creation and representing us better than we deserve is so great, actually makes me feel proud, keep spreading the accent to America Jordan, it's our only chance 😂😂
feels illegal to be this early
ikr
No fr, I literally clicked on it 15 mins after it was posted, it was kinda scary
“George Orwin’s 1519” 😂😂😂
And Fahrenheit 455😭
i was hoping someone else caught that lmao
27:54 my brain is rotted I saw the ad that said “keep your furry friends warm” and I was like “why? Can they not buy sweaters themselves?”
Pets. They meant pets.
7:24 I love how Jarvis is clearly singing the Twilight Zone intro and then the editor was like, “That shit’s copyrighted, I’m now gonna choose music that sounds NOTHING like the Twilight Zone.”
I work for the plane company and…. Yeah. As someone who is currently doing quality testing on (non-flight, so no lives are on the line here) vehicles, there is definitely pressure to get things through fast. On the stuff I’m working on, there’s tons of cables that don’t work and loose screws that no one noticed until I got in there, and I’m not a hardware technician. Supposedly it had already passed hardware inspections. Idk, they’re probably more stringent on safety with the planes, but still
The thing I find so odd about the florda mall thing isn't really the show of force. (they thought it was an active shooter situation/ riot so that's fair)
What *IS* odd is the stark lack of _ANY_ videos of what actually happened on-site...
Teens literally end up in hospital/ dead trying to get a video for tic-tok and yet with this many people involved, and this long after there is still _nothing._
I'm not saying anything paranormal, extra-terrestrial/dimensional happened but the absolute lack of any footage is very strange...
Or security footage
Malls are covered with cameras
My non conspiracy assumption is that basically everyone was arrested, so anyone with video had it seized. As well as any security footage being taken for prosecution. In which case we may see it in the future when it gets entered into court as evidence.
But honestly a conspiracy that the cops did something super shitty is pretty realistic so could go either way
Scenario: you are being shot at, are you going to pull your phone out and start filming or are you going to run?
@@KhronogiWe have footage of the Vegas shootings when ppl were literally getting shot at and tons of people still had their phones out. We've had footage of more but a lot are removed from the Internet for obvious reasons. Im more surprised no one hit record while their phone was already out then believe no one recorded anything. Though, I agree with the previous commenter, videos and phones were probably seized for evidence. Especially with THAT many cops on the scene.
A 2 hour sad boyz... we are truly blessed 💜
As someone who was once addicted to gamified gambling, I appreciate the line you drew against gambling ads. Any game with a gambling component, even some gacha games, have the possibility of promoting gambling. It takes a lot of personal accountability to avoid these games, of course, but it certainly doesn't help if a trusted content creator promotes a gambling game. The gamification of these gambling apps is very sinister. They are essentially promoting addiction by making it seem easy to get money. It took a lot of time and a lot of lost money for me to only spend a set amount of money on apps for the purpose of entertainment, not because I felt like I had to.
All gacha games promote gambling. The house always wins.
I just wanted to say, I really appreciate that you guys don't take any gambling sponsorships. They legalized gambling in my town and opened a casino which they're building to be a Hard Rock and they also opened several smaller places with gambling tables and slots, which eventually got shut down because the places were not paying their taxes, but anyway, I've seen the effect already on so many people that I know. Gambling addiction is not a joke and actually out of all the addictions it has the highest instance of people commiting suicide. It's not something to play with and it's just very insidious and very disgusting and it can and very often does ruin lives. I always give the side eye to anyone who takes on a gambling sponsorship, so yeah, props to you guys for recognizing that and not letting greed get in the way of having morals.
24:48 i know they can't always stop to acknowledge the banter. This 2 second conspiracy that 5 guys burgers doesn't really exist made my day.
I believe there has actually been a case of a fireman being an arsonist, because he wanted to feel like a hero all the time
literally a fireman😭
As someone who gets scared every time a plane flies over me because I'm scared it'll fall on me, the fact that I'm more likely to die of a plane part falling on me than a shark attack is... fucking terrifying to say the least.
the lip reading portion by Jarvis and Jordan amazing.
Regarding the burnt toast theory. I had a road closed on my way home from work a few months ago and had to detour to a different road. While sitting completely still I was hit by a car chase, I fortunately was not injured but they hit 5 other cars before me and still totaled my car. If the burnt toast theory is true I'd hate to have seen the outcome without the detour.
this was a fascinating episode to go into stoned. I was confused, I was delighted, I was confused again.
happy 420
They called in all those cop cars because they got calls that there was an active shooter at a mall because of the sound of the fireworks.
And literally ANY videos of what actually happened on-site are where exactly?
Teens literally end up dead trying to get a video for tictok and yet with this many people involved, and this long after there is still _nothing._
I'm not saying anything paranormal, extra-terrestrial/dimensional happened but the absolute lack of any footage is very strange...
@@NWinnVRDidn’t you just say those trying to film died??
@@LordOfElysium _Generally_ they do. As in people, especially teens, will do anything to film something if it has a chance at getting views.
(As far as in aware, no one died, directly as a result of the incident)
Yet, still nothing. Not even CCTV..
@@NWinnVR Typically people need to be near the incident to film it. If people could hear 'gunshots' but not see them, why would they move closer? Further point, why would vandals set off fireworks somewhere with a lot of foot traffic? I don't think a mall close to midnight on New Year's Eve is going to have all that many people ready to catch stuff on camera.
@@Joe90h there are videos from people's hi-rise apartments next to the mall that shows a TON of people running around...
And they would because people literally do so all the time in wild situations. Like this.
Security cameras also don't have fear.... normally they're would be at least _something..._
“Why don’t they have cop busses?” is a top tier sentence any way you slice it
dude about the healthcare thing, i recently found out i have pretty severe asthma & my dr called in an inhaler to the pharmacy. it was $98 after insurance. just to breathe?????? this really is the world we’re living in
When a society forces you to pay an assload of money just to not die because it's profitable for someone else, that's when you realize we're living in a dystopia.
Foranyone curious about the stats: the 1-in-93 statistic is meaning “for every 93 deaths, 1 is from a car accident”. So WHEN you eventually die, there is a 1 in 93 chance its in a car accident
It's absolutely insane to me how much the selena gomez-kylie jenner rumour has spread around as if it was factual information. It's at the level of the conflict in a teenage romcom about a celebrity, unbelievable
Never heard anything about it... are they the same person?
@@1WEareBUFO1 rumour has it they are…
Jarvis I do not know if you are aware of how adhd the phrase “the boy who preheated the oven” is, it’s a perfect example of how randomly strung together our thoughts are😭
The Roman fire brigade under Crassus (Mega rich guy) would literally go around putting out people's house fires ONLY if they allowed him to buy the property first. If you let him buy your house he'd put out the fire, but if you refused, he'd simply walk away with the fire brigade. So in a sense, 'Big Fire' really did exist.
They just legalized sports gambling in Canada (or maybe it was just Ontario, idk) and it's so insidious. The ads are everywhere and they're so gross. They're all about how you can and should be gambling with literally any downtime you have.
And the first one's free! Totally seems like something advertising healthy habits and not a well known gateway into addiction.
53:46 there is a difference in partaking in something and *endorsing* something. In both good and bad ways, you guys seem open, honest, and easy to trust. I have noticed that despite my abundance of cynicism when Jarvis says something is good, I listen. Probably more than most creators. So I’m glad you’re discerning about advertising.
i really appreciate the theory jordan has posited which is selena has but her head in her hands because she has been kicked out of Scientology. I will be running with this theory and starting a conspiracy religion around it called selenaology
Hearing about the guy who never misses his flights, but missed it that day made me think about something that happened when I was a kid. A week before the Oklahoma City bombing, my 4th grade class went to the Murrah building (the building that was bombed) on a field trip and the day of the bombing, the seniors were supposed to be there for their field trip, but the bus broke down and they couldn't leave. Everyone called it a miracle, hand of God, blah blah blah. It was definitely pretty traumatic for our little brains though thinking about how we had just been there.
i love this kind of episode, where there’s an overall theme sitting multiple different talking points, it’s really entertaining
Accurately predicted instagrams "made with AI" tag that funtions terribly. Props
i sincerely broke into tears when the miami alien ai photo came up
love this pod bc y’all r so funny together but also bc of how much u guys talk about ur mental health struggles! makes me feel less alone / insane! i have adhd as well (super late diagnosed bc afab at 23), and would love to hear y’all’s thoughts on RSD? found out the other day that RSD is the #1 most impactful symptom reported by people with adhd!! yet i feel like everyone i talk to about it have no idea what it is let alone how it actually works/ looks like. curious to see if u guys get any rejection sensitivity / what it looks like for u & any techniques you have learned to cope with it?
luv da sad boyz hope y’all r feeling less sad and more boyz today!
New conspiracy theory purely from Jarvis describing him from 10:10 Jacob is skibidi toilet.
I loved the format of the episode, I laughed harder than I have in a long time at so many points
At 44:57 there's a reference to "Philistine" as an insult. I would like to suggest another term as this one is demeaning towards the Palestinian people, who are in fact overarchingly better educated on average than those in many other countries, and who do have a strong affinity for & education in the arts and culture. I understand that the term "Philistine" is something we've used for many years and not with any negative intention, but when we know better we do better... and I really hope/believe that it wasn't used to intentionally mock or insult a population that's being actively ethnically cleansed and is experiencing a genocide. Thanks! And #FreePalestine.
I had no clue thats the connotation. Thanks for letting me know and Free Palestine
Oh shit I didn't know this!
jarvis' pure laughter at ridiculous things is one of the few things that gives me dopamine these days
Lmao Jarvis predicted the "Likely AI" tag would come within 5 years. It only took it about 4 months lol.
20:43 and then all the cops kept that secret locked tight. Cmon. We all know there’s only one thing that can bring police together like that
This episode was great, I love the relaxed feel. Whenever you guys feel like doing one of these, I think it's great. Makes me feel like I'm just hanging out with some buds
"in the pocket of big fire" hit me so unexpectedly 😂😂😂
I won't defend NBC including that random alien tweet but I can say that yes, online news sources do feel like they have to include images in every story. It's all about clickthrough rates tbh, people will click on articles with pics WAY more than those without. From a journalist's perspective, I'm guessing that article had multiple memes just because it was a pretty unserious topic and related to online conversations but it does feel kind weird to do that.
Also that "LOL" response from the police is golden, I'm glad they put that in the headline. One time a fire dept. release in my town explained they canceled a call because "... twas just a candle" and I've never been more devastated that it wasn't newsworthy enough to use that quote somewhere.
The Miami police thing looks liked the end of Blues Brothers where just a billion cops chose them thru Chicago and it's so funny
I recall that scene being 8 foot tall shadow beings.
This was such a fun episode. Both boys seemed happy and healthy.
this is my favorite podcast. so quick witted, clever, and fun!
1:22 the flour factory in my city has caught fire today, I appreciate your condolences 🙏😔
Chances of dying in a car crash being 1 in 93 gave me a new phobia.
59:58 I was so happy when Jarvis got the pokemon ad read! Started playing sleep bc of it.
It’s really a commentary day, we get funky frog bait, Kurtis Conner AND THE BOYS!? Great Friday 🎉
Already watched the other 2
I’m born and raised in Las Vegas, and have multiple friends who work in sports betting, and they watch people give and lose their ENTIRE LIVES
2 hour sad boyz on birthdya!!! eating good tonight :3
happy birthday!!
happy birthday!! it's cool being alive
happy birthday !! :D
Every now and then Jarvis sneaks in his secret valley girl accent.
Feeding morsels to the birds
Scent bird is owned by a woman who runs a (totally separate) online spiritual community with some problematic vibes apparently 🤷♀️
It's very difficult to find articles connecting the two, which is honestly just impressive internet precence monitoring/management on her part
On the point of Boeing focusing on automation, it is actually the opposite. Airbus emphasizes automation and protection against stalling and excessive speeding. Boeing focuses on pilot control features and training rather than automation. Although, it’s important to remember that all pilots are well trained and planes and airlines have very high safety standards
In sweden (at least the last time i flew in an airplane), the worker did actually calm people down when there was MAJOR turbelence. She explained why there was turbulence and when it would most likely stop. Really great thing to do i think
This is an amazing podcast to listen to and laugh while doing manual labour
50:13 Different culture thing, but having to wait till 21 to drink is wild to imagine where I live. So many people here start drinking even before the age of 18.
Oh we don’t wait. It’s not legal until 21 but underage drinking especially in college and stuff is an open secret
@@teathesilkwing7616 I assume bartenders/waiters also look the other way when someone under the drinking age wants to buy a drink just like here.
@@zanktondb7919 if they have plausible deniability they might, but if they think you’re underage you will most certainly be refused. Knowingly serving alcohol to a minor can get your liquor license removed, maybe even permanently.
THIS is how I find out Santa isn't real ;_;
jaaaarrrvis your phone tapping is picking up on da mic :3
The guy stuck in a vase reminds me a lot of my cousin.I have nothing but love for him, but he would absolutely get stuck in a vase.
We used to all go on vacation in the same house, and there was this one tiny plastic baby seat there that had no flexibility at all. Three years in a row, my cousin (eight to ten) decided to get into it, got stuck, and then spent a lot of time trying to get out while we unhelpfully tried to help. I think he had a growth spurt at eleven and couldn’t get into it, and that stopped him repeating that act.
Fun fact, at one point the princess of Norway knew this story. She went to my school for a few years, and I wrote about this story for class and then read it out loud.
Thank you guys for the multiple times in this episode I started laughing so hard I had to stand up and go make a quesadilla to calm myself down 🤣
Love listening to you guys while drawing. Somehow managed to finish a piece right before the outro music 💯💯
oh no, Shadow Jarvis!
Man I love this podcast. Yall are so ethical and on the same page as your audience, keep that shit up, thanks for giving us a peek behind the curtain💯
im in miami visiting family and i went to the bayside mall and there were people in blow up alien mascot costumes wearing “i ❤ bayside” shirts.😭 most unserious place