Link's Spring Break Trip & The Problem With Face Filters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2025
- This week, Link details his family spring break trip to Park City, Utah. He describes the trouble he got into with bringing his dog on the plane, living like a pampered viking for a day, and enjoying his time skiing without snowboarders hogging the slopes. Plus, Link and Rhett try to figure out the logic behind people using face filters and whether we should all stop the practice once and for all.
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Yes! Bring back the vlogs!!!!
Yessssssssssssssss
for real yesssss
I check daily for a new vlog 😩
Whered they mention bringing it back
YES ABSOLUTELY!!! I loved the vlogs.
I'm so thankful that you guys spent the first portion of the episode talking about Link's journey with anxiety. I think it's so important for those discussions to happen and to see two grown men, engaging with interest with one another about this struggle, finding similarities, trying to understand one another and how it all works....really great. I appreciate Link for being so transparent about it.
It’s so great that we can have an open forum on talking about mental disorders. There used to be such a stigma about mental health. We were “crazy” and told to get over it. The brain is one of the biggest organs on our body. If you had kidney problems or heart problems and you needed medicine to fix it, no one would question it. Sooo when our brain is sick we take medicine to fix it. I’ve been on Zoloft for 20 years and my therapist just added Wellbutrin. I take Xanax when I need it. Not ashamed at all, I’m proud of myself that I noticed I wasn’t well and got help. Thank you Rhett and Link for talking about this, you’re helping a lot of people who are in the same situation, and hopefully they can not be ashamed and get help.
Would be better if Rhett respected his co host and the community more. He made light of mental health. Not the first time. Sad.
@@SC013 i didnt notice this, what did he say?
Also Link couldn't think of others and leave his fur babies at home where they belong? That's nice hes on medication and can afford regular therapy but I guess too bad for anyone trapped on a plane with him and his dogs. Like just because you can afford it why cause that stress for others? They don't know him or his animals or what they're gonna do. And not everyone can afford therapy and medication but if they're not one of the GMMore charities then screw em huh Link? Jeez
@@SC013 I think Rhett is a little more in tune to how tone deaf it can be for a successful, well-adjusted man to talk about the need for anxiety meds when plenty of people have way more stressful and anxious lives.
Knowing when to medicate and when not does not equal criticizing/stigmatizing mental health issues.
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This episode and discussing mental health meant a lot. Thank you both for being so open and kind about these topics. It’s so important.
Link’s experiences with anxiety mirror my own so much and it’s very nice to feel seen.
I could listen to Link ALL day! I just love him so much.
i feel very connected to Link and his openness about his anxiety, i struggle severely with anxiety and panic disorder and its so comforting to listen to someone i look up to actively progress in his own journey with mental health. thank you for being open and talking about it! your story and motivation to work with therapy and other options has motivated me greatly to take a stand and reclaim control over my life.
Anxiety symptoms are not all in your head, they can be physical as well. Chest pain, heart palpitations, difficulty breathing, etc. anxiety is very serious.
so true 🤗
no i definitely think that face filters are causing harm, especially the ones on tiktok that look so seamless. they change your entire facial structure, it’s not good for peoples self esteem
It is crazy how much good mythical morning parallels my life as a young creative living in Los Angeles. Every time I go on vacation, Link or Rhett go to the same place a few weeks later. I just went to Park city earlier this year. I just got on anti anxiety meds. I guess I just wanted to express how thankful I am to be able to grow up with these mature adults who provide me so much fun content and wisdom to accompany me on my own life
Whether or not Rhett is technically right, I really resonated with what he said about people with anxiety experiencing being anxious first, and then searching for causes afterwards. I definitely experience that...I can get so in my head about things that I normally wouldn't care about because my brain has primed itself to grasp at any passing thought to be anxious about. I guess I've heard people talk about this before, but it never really clicked with me until just now. You guys are honestly wonderful.
same yeah I can relate to that too
"Releasing endolphins" is maybe my favorite thing that Rhett has ever said
I'm on 100 mg of sertraline daily for ocd, it definitely helps me realize some of my weird habits and anxieties are unnecessary. With ocd it also helps me not ruin my day when I don't adhere to my strange habits.
also have OCD and am on sertraline. It definitely has saved my life multiple times
I know someone that died due to sertraline driving them over the edge its crazy how the same drug affects people differently I couldn't stand it I just started accepting this is how I am and got better that way
OCD would mean they're much more than a habit. Either you're downplaying how bad OCD is or you just don't have clinical OCD
@@SomeGuy-mt4hq they are much more than a habit, they're a set of rules my brain has to follow everyday or my day is ruined. Sertraline helps those unwavering rules become just strange habits that don't mean the end of the world if I don't follow them.
@@godkingsausagelink2070 yeah that sounds much more accurate. Just recently watched a documentary style thing on OCD by a British comedian named jon Richardson which was very insightful. Calling the obsessions a habit makes it sound optional, which is kind of the antithesis of the idea of an obsession
This is such a special thing for me I can’t explain it. Link talking openly about medication brings me a lot of comfort about my own medication journey ❤️
Thank you Link for being brave and vulnerable enough to talk about what you're going through. You are amazing. I pray you find a breakthrough and a place of peace very soon❤
I just can't get over how Link poses in pictures! 😆🤣
I'm on sertraline for depression and anxiety and I started taking it last year November and I can honestly say it's saved my life. There are highs and lows of meds but it does help me. I started on 50mg and now on 100 and it does help maybe no every day but most days
Same here. It's worked the best for my frequent full-blown panic attacks🙏 I went up to 200 mgs recently for severe depression and the increase is helping. I thank the lord we live in an age where we have these meds and counseling, can't even imagine how overwhelming it must've been to try and deal/function with mental health issues back in "the good ol days" 😞
@@krisfinley6706 I completely agree love my meds and also started therapy last year. I do not get how people lived with mental health back in the he days without the help we have now.
Yep, I started a year and a half ago :)
I've been binge watching these all week, first time I'm here for a new, hot off the press, one!
I think rhett doesn't fully understand anxiety disorders (which isnt bad bc no one gets it fully with gad or ocd or panic disorder ect.. unless they themselves live with it daily in their head). Being on meds make someone feel what I call what normal people feel like, they still have anxiety bc normal people do have anxiety too but they don't have the extreme that they experience more regularly. They have a more normal reaction to anxiety situations or events vs the extreme reaction they'd have without meds or homeopathic treatment. Hopefully that makes since it's 345a lol.
Yes
Thank you
he does understand. his wife has anxiety and diagnosed ocd.
@@waterloo-sunset that doesn't mean he necessarily understands, I have family members who don't understand my anxiety
@@hola542 Same! If you don’t have anxiety, you will NEVER truly understand. I tell everyone in my life that same statement lol 🤷🏼♀️
I love watching Link be so enthusiastic while Rhett does the intro lol
I am on medication for social anxiety. I've been on escitalopram since 2017. It has helped me handle conflict. I was never able to stand up for myself until I got my social anxiety under control!
The medication has me wondering why my brain works the way it does. I often wonder if my brain will ever be normal. I have an ADHD assessment booked for later this year - I know this will help me better understand myself!
Thank you for talking about your anxiety and what you're doing to manage it and understand it! I can relate. For a lot of people, their journey doesn't end with medication. The only advice I have is to love yourself. You're special, unique and loveable.
I don't comment very often but listening to Link talk about changing therapists and getting on meds has made me want to try to get a therapist again. I have had anxiety and depression for 17 years (probably longer but was undiagnosed at that time) and have been on many medications over the years finally ending up on Buspirone (which my boss and co-workers have nicknamed my "panic pill") and Ativan. At the time my family did not believe in mental health, therapy and only used medication as a threat to make us behave. I was never ashamed of needing the help and I was grateful for the meds to calm my anger/anxiety and get me through many dark periods of depression. My friends were the first to see the symptoms and encouraged me to seek help. It's great to see both Rhett and Link being able to discuss mental health calmly/respectfully, many conversations do not go as smoothly.
Anxiety, the brain, and the body is such a confusing web to undo when you've lived with it for so long, and the paramount portion of undoing that is labeling those feelings. Some people feel anxious for days after one day of feeling not great because your parasympathetic nervous system is still in high gear. Others always feel anxious in the morning because it's when cortisol, the stress hormone, is the highest in your body naturally. As someone who's 26, and has been like this since I was 11, I totally get it, and appreciate you guys talking about this so candidly.
Well done to rhett and link talking openly about anxiety and mental health.when he said being angry for no reason and very tense all day I can relate too alot.it can happen out of the blue and it can be hard to pull out of that mood whether it's with medication or pure will
The difference in face filters and something like make up or a beard or surgery, is that the image of you with a face filter exists on in a photo or digitally. Whereas, if you put on makeup, sure you look different than your base state, but if I were to look at you in person you look like what you’ve dressed up to be. You’ve made a physical change and are capable of achieving the look in real life. With the filter it’s just a completely different person that exists only in images. If you got surgery, well that’s just how you look now. If you grow a beard to cover up a small chin, so what the beard is also part of you.
And I get sometimes people just do the filters for fun, or because they are self-conscious, so I’m not judging, I’m just saying I do think there is a fundamental difference in filters and traditional appearance altering techniques.
I remember watching a video a while ago about some studies that were done showing that little girls as young as 9 felt like they couldn't leave the house without makeup on. And cosmetic and surgical procedure companies have seen a huge rise in young women coming in with filtered versions of their faces asking to be made to look like that, and it was really depressing. It's definitely affecting people and how they view themselves.
Omg I think thats one of the funniest things I've heard yet on biscuits..links dad is a barefoot water skier. Yeehaw
🤣Ikr!
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Dogs do go into the luggage area. The airline I currently work for does not do that, but the one I worked for previously did.
And to be clear, I would NEVER, ever ship my dog like he’s luggage. Personal choice. That’s why I get free flights but I drive everywhere.
It’s interesting that the vet gave them a sedative. I recently moved internationally and in the prep to getting my dog over here the vet vehemently told us not to give her a sedative for the flight because it increases the likelihood of health problems. This was then reiterated by the pet transport company we worked with to help us get all the paperwork and the health checks and everything.
I bet the difference is the length of the flight. Was your international flight longer than an hour?
@@whatiwasgoingtosay Yeah it was 9 hours.
Some airlines don't even allow animals to use sedatives for travel.
I enjoy the talks about mental health, I struggle a lot and it makes me feel better that people I look up to are capable of struggling with the same thing. makes me feel more at ease about the ways i feel,, i appreciate you guys always
Love link talking so openly about his mental health journey! I’ve been on sertraline for a few years now and I’m doing so many things I would probably never have without it ! My dosage was increased during the pandemic and it honestly got me through! X
We moved / flew from CT to AZ with our Rottweiler and yes... they go under the plane. Crew almost forgot to take our dog off the plane and he nearly went to Guatemala.
awww
From a single Mom’s view the year planned out by a school schedule is good planning. I did too when my son was small. Shows it’s a family company.
Best Birthday gift! So glad it landed on a Sunday this year 🤙
happy birthday
Wishing you such a beautiful birthday!
Happy Birthday
@@taylormurphy380 thank you!
@@somerflowers Thank you so much ! 🤗
Link , my dearest , I second your motion to outlaw face filters ... I should be able to recognize you in person from a picture ...
YASSS RHETT! BRING BACK THE VLOGS!!! Those were the best!!🔥💜
#earbiscuits Link - regarding the discussion surrounding anxiety disorders and medications, I'm still learning 10+ years after being diagnosed to afford myself grace when I get anxious. I *still* do that "why am I feeling anxious?" thing, even tho I know disorders often aren't connected to logic. Anxiety disorders mean you can get anxious for literally no reason, or there's a reason but the level of anxiety is disproportionate to the situation; *and* the lack of control over an anxiety attack is also a part of it. That lack of control, and overwhelming anxiety coming out of the blue, causes me to judge myself harshly because I'm someone who likes to know *why* things are the way they are, and if my own body is behaving nonsensically then I have no patience for it.
It's really hard to come to terms with the fact that, sometimes, there simply is no reason for your anxiety. It's hard to come to terms with the fact that you can't control your anxiety level. It's hard to accept that your body betrays you sometimes. Some days I'm better at accepting it than others.
I don't have advice really because I'm still learning, but I relate with you in feeling impatient with yourself and harshly critiquing yourself. It's very testing to try out a new medication, because of the waves of anxiety it'll cause, and the constant questioning of "is this even working?" It's not an easy journey so I just want you to know that I see you and I understand. I'm rooting for you!
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Sometimes anxiety and excitement get crossed. I would recommend trying to distinguish the difference ♡ its helped me!! You may not be nervous you may just be excited about something
i think it definitely does. but for me they kind of cross into each other often. i recently got my dream job and at the moment i was supposed to be excited, all i could feel was anxiousness and that jittery feeling. im sure its internally excitement, but it's hard to tell and it can make you feel a different way when u have anxiety
32:12 I think its caused by some hard poop that is holding back a load of liquid poop which then pops like a bottle of champagne.
I've been on Cymbalta for 2 years now and I can honestly say the baseline of anxiety is much lower. That being said, the therapy tools I've gained are still necessary for when stressful events occur. It's a checks and balances to make things more manageable in general
In addition, I was recently prescribed Propranolol for those moments where it's overwhelming which lowers my heartrate. This made me realize a lot of my anxiety was my reaction to the physical symptoms rather than the stressors themselves.
Emotional support animals have to be certified through your doctor/mental health medical provider. The only reason an animal needs to be certified as an emotional support animal is for a legitimate mental health need, in order to have your animal live with you in housing that does not allow animals. Only service animals who provide specific medical/mental health task can be taken onto a plane the way Link is talking about :) Only service animals can be taken everywhere with you. And there is no such thing as certification for service animals, so any online "certification" is a scam. Service animals do not freak out at other animals, pull on the leash, and do other things like that (obviously unless they're in training). Just wanted to give this information for anyone wondering :)
The thing Rhett said about Anxiety filling things to be anxious about was so accurate.
Link..."I'm not french!" 😂😂😂
So excited to see the old vids
It's funny to hear Link talk about Elk with such fascination. I can see a herd of Elk on my drive home every day here in Idaho. There's Elk and Buffalo herds all over that ranchers own.
I know Link doesn’t want advice, but it’s definitely worth talking to your doctor not only about doses of medication but changing medications. I’ve been on anxiety meds off and on for years, and I’ve finally found one that works for me. I’m so grateful for these Ear Biscuit convos because Link talking about how he feels makes me feel seen, like I’m not alone. Thanks to the other Ear Biscuiteers for sharing your experiences too!
My anxiety keeps me home and stops me from spending money. I don’t think it’s at the levels where I need to be medicated. And I’m grateful for that.
I have a little backpack/carrier for my cat and 100% you have to get them used to the carrier because at least with mine they were claustrophobic and thought something bad was going to happen like the vet.
It's good to hear that Link has been having a good experience with meds so quickly. For me, it took entire years to find the right ones. Most either did nothing or made things worse. The ones that did help only helped a very small amount, and for a very short time.
To put this into other terms, it is like having a pain like a headache. You go to the pharmacy for some pills. They don't work. You wait a month (this headache is constant). You get different pills. Your headache has now levelled up. You wait a month. The cycle repeats with some variation. Eventually, you manage to find some pills (from the pharmacy) that can actually help.
Well, those specific pills won't be effective forever. You'll eventually have to go searching again.
My husband can't take his anxiety medicine in the morning. For some reason it makes him more anxious. He can take the same dosage before bed and feel great the next day.
Rhett, you should make a trip to Elk County, PA. We have the largest elk herd east of the Mississippi.
I hope Link is aware of the symptoms of serotonin syndrome; I personally got serotonin syndrome when I was on sertraline and had to switch medications. The random anger was a symptom for me
didnt know this one...thanks for sharing the random anger thing :-)
Anxiety is not something that you can cure or make disappear. You just learn to manage it and let it take up less time in your thoughts.
Interestingly, since I started my ADHD meds (Vyvanse), for me personally of course, my quite severe anxiety has absolutely disappeared, and I'm happier for it. I wonder if that would work for Link too?
3 of my family members take that, my hubs included, and I've only heard such good things about it. It's helped so much!
@@tdmgz2669 Yeah, I mean I have only been on it for three weeks (so still working out the correct dose) but it feels amazing. Life changing. Finally feel like I imagine everyone else feels like. Less noise in the head and such. 😊
I was prescribed vyvanse for not ADHD/ADD and it was life changing. I have never been diagnosed with either but I was like “is this how normal people feel??” And it was helping my original condition. At the first of the year my insurance changed… it went from an already expensive $65/month to $300. I can’t afford it obvi😭
I think adhd meds must have some side benefits, bc I take dexamphetamine for adhd but it also helps my elevate my mood. Perhaps it is just the effect of suddenly being more capable of doing the things you need to do?
Edit: forgot to mention though, it would not be normal for a psychiatrist to start treating a patient who was anxiety with adhd meds. Standard practice is trial the most commonly effective anxiety medications before you branch out to something like that.
@@hola542 yeah. I’ve been told it’s the dopamine? I’m not sure. I know you can prescribe it for binge eating and ADD/ADHD and I hate taking meds but I feel much freer and happier in every aspect of my life that I can imagine then being used possibly for anxiety disorders too. Because mine has literally flown away over night.
The vlogs making a reappearance would be amazing 👏👀
Hungover asf rn as this was posted. Should help. Happy Sunday!
sameeee😂
Watching Link's camera: 🗣
Watching Rhett's camera: 👁👄👁
When I'm crate training a puppy I cover them up at night and it always helps them sleep better.
As a Bryan I feel called out lol Thankfully my parents have never had a huge issue with posting on social media. Though I do have to help with tech issues from time to time
Hey guys another banger
I think Rhett is mostly spot on with his analysis of face filters. Yeah a lot of people know that it is obviously a filter, even the ones that just make your eyes big or skin smooth and especially the ones that add makeup.
More people have begun to advocate against them, especially on tiktok where it is rare to find a filter that doesn't change your facial structure. It's really toxic and only makes people feel worse about themselves been setting false beauty standards.
edit: And yeah it is kind of dysfunctional. It's mostly women who use filters on their photos because they feel so insecure about themselves because our society is constantly marketing them as "just not enough" Like you just need this concealer, or this eye lash extension, or this lip filler... People become so hyper aware of their appearance they no longer feel comfortable presenting their authentic face because they don't feel it is acceptable.
lol, that Viking Yurt. Yurts are Mongolian. Vikings didn't have horns on helmets, and Grog is 18th Century. Still sounds like fun. I'd go in my Norse 11th Century Clothes.
Insane I was literally in park city for spring break too
Omg me and Link are on the same medication!
Y’all I’m from Kamas, which is 15 minutes pst Park City. Y’all definitely missed out on some of the best foods in the state (Chevron donuts, Hi-Mountain Grill shakes, and Summit Inn Pizza & Doodles)!! Next time!
I haven’t watched Rhett and Link for a while ever since 2020 maybe. As a viewer, I could see some subtle opposition in their chemistry. I had to peel back, because it didn’t sit well with my soul. In listening to their podcast, I noticed some improvement. I know they both had been working on themselves individually, and I’m here for it.
They have addressed how unhappy they were with the amount they were taking on and feeling like they couldn’t be creative in the way they wanted. They made the choice to delegate and trust their creative team. They changed they shooting schedule. They also decided to just do Walmart they want vs trying to please everyone. Plus the therapy they each have started has changed things around for them. I am so glad for it.
Hey Link, samesies 👋
Flying to Hawaii with pets is not worth the hassle. It's not about cabin vs under the plane. It requires a lot of paperwork and often a quarantine period upon arrival. Just don't....
What Rhett described is anxiety as a feeling. Anxiety is not a mental disorder. I don't care, but people feel the need to say 'its normal' aloud because they're the ones uncomfortable.
Link's face at the very beginning gave me life.
Thanks for saying Nevada correctly bros
I recommend Anxiety Bites podcast by Jen Kirkman, to Link and anyone else who suffers with anxiety!
You should definitely bring back the vlogs
As for face filters, I like using the silly ones. My little nephews often giggle seeing the different things and I have precious memories. When sometimes they won't sit still for a picture. As for me taking a picture of myself? I take then with filters sometimes but not makeup specifically. More adding stickers to the background, cat ears or whatever. Since if I want any pictures with makeup I just spend 10 minutes and do my makeup. So I just like goofing with the stickers and stuff. Not fool people. And all my friends who use it, they add the stickers not the makeup features. So it could be an age gap mentality? Like we are being silly not pretending this is our face. 🤷♀️
if you're flying to Hawaii I think they have to quarantine because of the parasite and infections diseases protocol.
200 mg zoloft a day..... took my whole life from darkness into a light that showed me I really have some disabling problems from PTSD, and I thank God I can see what's real and what's not real now. I had fears that were not based on reality.
Rhett....I love ya dude. Been a fan for many years. Red House I still watch at least once a month. But don't say what people with depression feel. You don't know. Keep kicking butt. Love that family. You're a good dude! Oh.... hi Link!
I'm not 100% sure if it's true but I was taking Sertraline when I found some studies that it's linked with alzheimer's and dementia so I switched to a different anxiety medicine,, idk but it scared the crap outta me since my family has a history of dementia so I just got more anxiety about taking my anxiety medicine at a certain point lol
Hangovers get REAL real after 35....we knew nothing in the younger drinking days. That was like today's "tired"
love!!
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Filters are the worst thing ever created. It's so sad that it's become as prevalent as it is today.
Emotional Support animals no longer have the right to fly. They are not service animals and do not have public access rights. They only have the ability to help you in your own home. The laws changed in 2021 because people were abusing the system with ESAs and bringing untrained animals on flights that were a danger to legitimate service animals and people.
Thank god. Flying is a luxury, if you need an animal to do it. Drive or take a train
I wish everyone had the opportunity to watch the archives from your college days. Especially since some of us can’t afford Mythical Society.
Good morning!
c'est night for me 💪
@@phoenixgamesgoosenugx3232 04:00 where I’m at so kinda night as well😂
6pm here in Thailand
@@lukeparks4555 it was 8pm when i wrote that comment but it's 9pm now 👍👍
Come barefoot water ski in Lake Powell!!
I live in Utah and wish I would have seen you
Julian's the coolest
i appreciate rhetts take on face filters actually! personally i dont use them coz theyre usually too extreme. but they can be useful if u wanna take a quick pic that looks good and u dont wanna worry abt ur appearance/lighting etc in the moment.
id love to see a discussion on facetuning and stuff. i spend hrs and hrs facetuning, mainly coz im such an anxious perfectionist abt anything i post. my perspective, tho, is im trying to make myself look how id look naturally under the perfect conditions. id imagine some others may do it for the overall 'look' and composition of the photo. realistically tho, most ppl r prob insecure and anxious coz theyre putting themselves in a vulnerable position of judgement after all
Omg but seriously what is Barbabra could talk!
Link is a great doggy daddy! 😆
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Lip plumpification is my new favourite phrase
LINK! Were you at a Harkins Movie Theater in Arizona yesterday, Saturday, April 9? Please like this video so they see this and respond.
If not, we found your doppelgänger.
Did I just…get called a lowlife and a punk by Rhett and link…?😅
This is the only advice I have for either or both of you and your loved ones:👉🤗🤗🤗👈
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Microdosing shrooms + EMDR
I post selfies somewhat often and never use filters. I also do stories daily barefaced and filterless. I feel like it is deceptive to use them. People compliment my makeup & I can tell them how to achieve it rather than say it's a filter 🤷♀️
Is it just one side for yall
I think face filters are super damaging
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