I love the dry and snappy dialogue you guys have - it has a beautiful back and forth natural rhythm. It is also so natural that you can talk for 2 hours and maintain a wonderful energy that demonstrates a zest for life and for each other. Never boring and always an adventure - keep it up - it is inspiring.
I agreeee... when people elevate their volume and talk over each other is a subtle pet peeve of mine. Not the case here. Staying grounded and genuine in yourself and inviting interest in others will open your conversations for enjoyment beyond longing. Way better than slightly flexing egos (not always in a completely selfish way) and way better than trying to regurgitate the same party conversations that make you look cool and feel falsely uplifted in yourself. Stay genuine and try to notice the energy you're putting out... and the energy of others. That's how I found my soul mate! That's my best advice for anyone reading.
As a person currently in the process of painting my doors, I can attest that you should certainly “dream bigger”… and this would be a fine way to do it!
A portage and fording are kinda opposite in the sense that a portage is used during mainly water-based travel, when one temporarily travels via land and fording is used during mainly land-based travel, when one temporarily travels through water.
You guys should give rock climbing a try! It is such a fantastic couples activity, lots of trust in belaying one another and chatting between routes. Chyna loves rocks and Craig likes exercise, it's perfect.
I really appreciate this video and Chyna’s honesty of being a SAHM. Ava is still little. Us moms all come around to our own dreams again as our children grow. You’re doing the biggest job on Earth, Mama!
I loved working at Culver’s in high school. It was mostly goofing off with my friends while also somehow getting work done. And it required a lot less brain power than my current job (I’m an accountant). Also, hanging out with my Culver’s friends outside of work was amongst my fondest teenage memories.
Yes! I'm an occupational therapist in a return to work/mental health setting. Parents who aren't with their kids all day (who can go to work, see friends due to having consistent access to babysitter or childcare) have a much easier time with it all. It's a lot to be with kid(s) at home all day without other adult support. Literally non stop work.
The way Chyna completely derailed your train-of-thought at the beginning is exactly how I want a woman to talk to me. It was glorious and trollish and I loved it.
SAHM solidarity. The change between working a JOB-job and keeping a tiny human cared for and happy is kinda crazy. I'm still navigating it with a 10 month old.
ECHO FRED is my version of this. ECHO for strangers. Environment, Compliments, Host, Occupation. FRED for acquaintances. Family, Recreation, Experiences, Dreams.
I feel Chyna would be great at being an MA ( Medical Assistant) and have her great hobbies. I’m a MA and was a hairdresser for 30 years, went into home health and now I’m an MA. Highly recommend and it’s great no weekends, no holidays, no nights. Oh by the by, thank you for getting me through Constructional law I watched a lot of your videos on the subject and learned way more then in my dumb book. Bravo keep going!
I have toyed with the idea of becoming an MA. I'm currently a pharmacist and I'm kind of massively burnt out on it for a lot of reasons. I'm not in a position to change careers yet, but it would at least be nice to know what I'd maybe like to do next so I could prepare for it someday. MA was one thing I thought I would probably be good at but would have, yes, a much nicer schedule than retail pharmacy.
You're kinda making me want to have a server job again. The camaraderie. The afterwork beer. The comped meals. Stealing mustard. Drinking extra milkshake and eating tots in the walk-in cooler like a starved animal. Those were the days.
I have autism and I struggle a lot with social anxiety and talking to people, strangers especially is hard, so maybe this method could be helpful. I still don't know how to really approach strangers though, like how do you just make new friends, new relationships?
There's no one size fits all solution, just like there's no singular level of being on the spectrum. You have to find what works for you, as scary as it can be. I find saying hi and asking how they're doing is a good way to start getting used to talking to strangers. Sometimes they'll be grumpy or annoyed but that's just something you'll deal with now and then, don't take it personally or like they're bad. Greet them and ask how they are when you see them, and it will sometimes naturally progress to talking more, but never try to force change.
Like the previous comment, I normally go up and introduce myself (hi, I'm diana. And you are?), And then ask a question related to the current setting. At a party, "how do you know (the host)". At a bookclub, "what did you think of X?". At an anime club, "so how did you get into anime?" Then you can normally find some common ground and start a conversation. Especially in club settings, making a little bit of centered small talk after a couple of meetings can get you guys comfortable enough to start asking more personal questions. In a party, normally socialization is the goal, so you can open with the FORD more directly. Also, if you're young, asking if they have any pets is a great alternative to "family" because people that have pets love to talk about them and people that don't like pets are sus lol
I think I'm neurotypical, so take my advice with a grain of salt because it may not be what you are looking for. I like to sign up for a weekly class in a hobby I want to start and just commit. Go to that class for years. During the class (ex art class or a dance class) there often arise small moments of bonding and with lots of time and patience those moments start to add up. After a month or so, I'll start to arrive a few minutes early or stay a few minutes late and have short "small talk" with other people. My problem is that I don't know how to take it past acquaintanceship, my guess is by inviting a few people to hang out after class at a nearby coffee shop? Or grabbing some food after? After you initiate an after class hang out, then wait and see if others do the same eventually? Then from there it really is a mystery to me. I just take comfort in reminding myself that more people than I realize are lonely just like me, they just hide it well so I don't realize it. Here's to us both developing new friendships over the next few years, you got this!
A lot is repetition i my experience as a person that is done with school and does't have a big workplace and things like that, pick a place/hobby to show up to at least once a week, be nice, and generally you will start to make friends. So it's a great reason to start a hobby. Mine was Latin dance but it could be anything! Farmer's market, free casual sports league, arts and crafts groups, etc. It takes hour and hours of face time to make new friends
@@SaccharineCHNOS yes! Research shows that a lot of friendships just come out of proximity. Partially why kids make friends with the person who sits beside them and why a lot of adults find it harder to make friends (in relatively independent workplaces). As adults, without pre-existing friends or clubs/hobby groups it's quite hard! So step 1 can sometimes just be finding a social activity group (sport, exercise class, book club, hiking group, meetup) and being around people for a month or so on a weekly basis before starting small talk. Can help observe how others interact and see if there are any pre-existing group dynamics.
Yea for the Little Free Library! We have 2 in our large neighborhood& they’re just wonderful! Be sure to register it on the official website! They’re so fun to visit when traveling!
I know you’ll achieve your dream of making a full film, but I’m really looking forward more to the hundreds of TH-cam videos with all the lessons learned that contradict your expectations along the way… maybe a little more than the film itself.
4:21 The image that ScentBird uses for a Bergamot is not a bergamot! It's a K*ffir Lime, which everyone thinks is bergamot for some reason. Real bergamot just looks like a lemon. Weird Explorer has a couple great videos about this on his channel
Just started Wind-Up Bird Chronicle too! Murakami's memoir "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running" is one of my favourite books so I've been working my way through the rest of his books.
Oh wow, that's really heartbreaking. I've had several of my family members die too. Were you able to be close to any of them? If so, what is your favorite memory of that person?
Cheese and crackers I literally just had to stop halfway through the show to watch the commercial and oh my God I almost spilled my bath! Literally I almost kicked all of it out of the bathtub. The two of you are freaking hilarious.
This is great. The version of this I use when I meet another person with autism is something like O.R.C: Occupation, Recreation, Common Interests. The goal of the first two is to narrow down the third. I wonder how the progression of F.O.R.D is meant to work, and what do you do once you reach the Dreams part of it? Do you come up with suggestions as to how the person might achieve their dreams, or?
From what I've observed, most people just want to daydream about their dreams It's as if just talking about your dreams is as fun as actually achieving them (possibly even more, since it requires no work and you can just let your imagination go wild) Trying to give people suggestions is not necessarily terrible, but I could see some people getting offended because, when faced with concrete actions they might have to take in order to achieve anything, it would extinguish the fun of just imagining things ...or maybe it's just my coworkers that are like that lmao
@@MrFillzor I would agree with your assessment. Whenever my husband and I talk about something he might want to do as a career and I explain the school or other steps he would have to take to get there, it ruins the idea for him and he isn’t interested in it anymore. Most likely he will be a stay-at-home dad when we have kids and maybe work part time/ do something that can be easily done from home and doesn’t require a lot of time. The big dreams are more wistful ponderings and not really concrete actionable things he plans or even really wants to do.
Started indoor rock climbing a year ago, and loving it! Great exercise, and surprisingly social! Highly recommend. (Also +1 for Wind-up Bird Chronicle)
Yea man. Waiting tables IS awesome...you get paid (pretty well if you're in a good place, too!) to walk around and talk to people!! They do get incorrectly blamed for things pretty often, though. lol
I remember when Chyna took the camera one time, and was just completely herself, and so playful and entertaining. I loved it. I don't know what I wanna be either Chyna. My kids are 20 and I'm 40. Hope you figure it out ❤️❤️
I wish the answer could be. I want to be a mom. And that would be equal to saying I want to be teacher, doctor, loan officer or any other profession. I wish mom came with benefits like social security when we turn 67, based on a 100k salary because if we hired help to do it all it might cost 100k. Mom is a legitimate career.
I’m willing to bet that Chyna will be a social worker lol She enjoyed taking care of people in their time of need, and was bummed out when she didn’t have time to get to know them. That’s a social worker! Chyna is lovely and would be an amazing addition to the field.
You wonderful, married, kid people are just so content. All my friends I used to hang out with are so happy with their marriage and their kids and I'm over here like, "Hey guys. Wana hang out? We could... Do something, ya know? Like we used to?" And they're all like, "We'd love to but babysitter and we did that already with the kids and I'm so tired and busy." And I'm left here... Alone. With no spouse. Or kids. Or... Well, I think it would be weird for me to have a kid without ever having been a spouse but you know what I mean. Stop being adults and keep doing fun stuff with me. Your friend. Remember? Gosh. And another thing... just because I'm single and 40 doesn't mean I have to get married, mom! Ahem. Sorry. I don't know where that came from. What was I saying? You guys are so... Is there a method for how to ruin a relationship with conversation? I think they call that the in-laws method. Money, sex, politics, and religion, right? Never bring those up in "polite company". Nevermind.
Wheezy becoming a film creator would be so incredible and worthy of him. Just like the success of Jordan Peele starting with TH-cam and going big on the screen.
I remember videos many years ago where Chyna talks about training to be a sign language interpreter. Did I imagine that, or did she eventually give that up?
A little free library is is one of the best dreams going. Books are dream gateways, dream enablers. And it’s even better when you can recommend a book to someone by donating it, freely. I recommend Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice.
LOL, TBH when I was a waiter I ALWAYS blamed my mistakes on the kitchen. "Oh, sorry, the kitchen completely messed up your order. I'm getting them to put a rush on a remake." But nah, secretly I just forgot to put your order in. "Ohh, the kitchen is out of bread. I'll be right back with more as soon as it's fresh out of the oven." Totally didn't remember you asked for bread.
I love you guys so much and this was great. You've been such influences on my life and yall give me hope as a service industry worker in chicago from Wisconsin 💖
I just have to say, Chyna, thank you so much for being a stay at home mom. The future of our society relies on mothers taking back their role in the home while their children are small. I truly believe this.
Your video about quitting alcohol for a year inspired me to greatly reduce the amount I drink. My current resolution is to do it once a month. I don't think I put it together until just now.
Okay this was cute. If I did it with my husband of 26 years (!?! How did that happen?) I think I would nit-pick him about the stuff he tells me that differs from convos 25 or 20 years ago. He tends to embellish or forget. There is so little we don't know about each other. I think...
I work in a café and I love it, I collect rocks, I'm a rock climber and I have no idea what I want to be when I grow up. Yay Chyna 🙃 ...Also I now want to buy the sexy tree perfume!
Ada is an achievment far greater than any dream craig has. and I know you both raised her but you know... if she was a company chyna would be the primary share-holder
Craig, I would teach you about gardening, offer vegetable and fruit transplants and cuttings, and share practical advice. I'm trained and in the city. Let me know what you need, what you're thinking.
Loved this so much! Chyna I was a SAHM for 10 years before I figured out what I wanted to do 🤗 First things first like the covey book 🌸🌸🌸 I also can help you with some woodworking 😅
Can’t wait to watch a film written and directed by - and hopefully starring - you ! And painting all the doors is perhaps the Everest of dreams! Great video. Thank you for making this and all the others!
Keep us posted on the little free library! You should totally do it! I know you'd do a great job. I'll custom design one and send you the architectural plans if you want! haha
I love everything rocks, but I don't know why people use rock tumblers. Would you do a video about rock tumbling - why you do it, what do you do with the rocks afterwards, etc? I would love to see it. :)
Chyna: You like people, you are a good planner, you like a lot of tasks, you should be a project manager. It's good money, at least in the IT space, and there a lots of work from home jobs now. There are certifications you can get to do this. You could start somewhere really small or even volunteer to get some experience to get into the field. Whatever you do eventually, you'll be great.
Loved watching you guys discuss life in general. Now I have plans to do something similar with my husband. There's always so much to learn about your spouse.
@@ChynaGrove Ha, well after I watched this I went and watched like four TH-cam videos on rock tumbling. It's a hobby that makes you wait for the payoff, sort of like a delayed gratification treasure hunt. I can see the appeal :-)
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This is interesting and all but when will Explosion Wednesday return?
@@pataki2666 I don't think that's officially a "thing". It's in a trial phase for now.
Thank you for making your sponsor time fun to listen to 🙂
knowing this was a 2 hour conversation shows this is EXTREMELY well edited Craig. Well done man
I love the dry and snappy dialogue you guys have - it has a beautiful back and forth natural rhythm. It is also so natural that you can talk for 2 hours and maintain a wonderful energy that demonstrates a zest for life and for each other. Never boring and always an adventure - keep it up - it is inspiring.
I agreeee... when people elevate their volume and talk over each other is a subtle pet peeve of mine. Not the case here.
Staying grounded and genuine in yourself and inviting interest in others will open your conversations for enjoyment beyond longing. Way better than slightly flexing egos (not always in a completely selfish way) and way better than trying to regurgitate the same party conversations that make you look cool and feel falsely uplifted in yourself.
Stay genuine and try to notice the energy you're putting out... and the energy of others. That's how I found my soul mate! That's my best advice for anyone reading.
I mean intense romance like portrayed in films is cool, but have you ever seen the wholesome love Craig and Chyna have for each other?
It sounds like Chyna would be an excellent school teacher!! Juggling lots of tasks and hats, loves people, I mean we need great science teachers!!
yes yes yes!
I agree! Chyna, please read through these comments and, at least consider it?!?! I think you would be a phenomenal teacher.
As a person currently in the process of painting my doors, I can attest that you should certainly “dream bigger”… and this would be a fine way to do it!
A portage and fording are kinda opposite in the sense that a portage is used during mainly water-based travel, when one temporarily travels via land and fording is used during mainly land-based travel, when one temporarily travels through water.
You guys should give rock climbing a try! It is such a fantastic couples activity, lots of trust in belaying one another and chatting between routes. Chyna loves rocks and Craig likes exercise, it's perfect.
I really appreciate this video and Chyna’s honesty of being a SAHM. Ava is still little. Us moms all come around to our own dreams again as our children grow. You’re doing the biggest job on Earth, Mama!
So true.
I read SHAM the first time and I was like, Chyna's not a sham! She's a real girl!
Sort of nice to hear someone else say they like working at a restaurant. I loved my job at Chipotle but sometimes I feel embarrassed admitting it
I loved working at Culver’s in high school. It was mostly goofing off with my friends while also somehow getting work done. And it required a lot less brain power than my current job (I’m an accountant). Also, hanging out with my Culver’s friends outside of work was amongst my fondest teenage memories.
Hello Vanessa
Next challenge: I tried cooking for my wife every day for a month
YES!!!
I would love to follow a month of "Cooking with Craig" videos on WheezyNews.
Chyna - parent is SO an occupation. But I respect you wanting to do more. SAME.
Yes! I'm an occupational therapist in a return to work/mental health setting. Parents who aren't with their kids all day (who can go to work, see friends due to having consistent access to babysitter or childcare) have a much easier time with it all. It's a lot to be with kid(s) at home all day without other adult support. Literally non stop work.
The way Chyna completely derailed your train-of-thought at the beginning is exactly how I want a woman to talk to me. It was glorious and trollish and I loved it.
I can do that.
My s.o. hates when I do it lol
*car-of-thought
SAHM solidarity. The change between working a JOB-job and keeping a tiny human cared for and happy is kinda crazy. I'm still navigating it with a 10 month old.
I love watching you and Chyna talk. You're lovely together.
ECHO FRED is my version of this.
ECHO for strangers. Environment, Compliments, Host, Occupation.
FRED for acquaintances. Family, Recreation, Experiences, Dreams.
you rock
I feel Chyna would be great at being an MA ( Medical Assistant) and have her great hobbies.
I’m a MA and was a hairdresser for 30 years, went into home health and now I’m an MA. Highly recommend and it’s great no weekends, no holidays, no nights.
Oh by the by, thank you for getting me through Constructional law I watched a lot of your videos on the subject and learned way more then in my dumb book.
Bravo keep going!
I have toyed with the idea of becoming an MA. I'm currently a pharmacist and I'm kind of massively burnt out on it for a lot of reasons. I'm not in a position to change careers yet, but it would at least be nice to know what I'd maybe like to do next so I could prepare for it someday. MA was one thing I thought I would probably be good at but would have, yes, a much nicer schedule than retail pharmacy.
that sounds like a great idea!
That deadpan look of you editing as your dream at the end was so good
You're kinda making me want to have a server job again. The camaraderie. The afterwork beer. The comped meals. Stealing mustard. Drinking extra milkshake and eating tots in the walk-in cooler like a starved animal. Those were the days.
"hate to watch you go, but I love to see your leafs" never laughed so hard during an ad
I have autism and I struggle a lot with social anxiety and talking to people, strangers especially is hard, so maybe this method could be helpful. I still don't know how to really approach strangers though, like how do you just make new friends, new relationships?
There's no one size fits all solution, just like there's no singular level of being on the spectrum. You have to find what works for you, as scary as it can be. I find saying hi and asking how they're doing is a good way to start getting used to talking to strangers. Sometimes they'll be grumpy or annoyed but that's just something you'll deal with now and then, don't take it personally or like they're bad. Greet them and ask how they are when you see them, and it will sometimes naturally progress to talking more, but never try to force change.
Like the previous comment, I normally go up and introduce myself (hi, I'm diana. And you are?), And then ask a question related to the current setting. At a party, "how do you know (the host)". At a bookclub, "what did you think of X?". At an anime club, "so how did you get into anime?" Then you can normally find some common ground and start a conversation. Especially in club settings, making a little bit of centered small talk after a couple of meetings can get you guys comfortable enough to start asking more personal questions. In a party, normally socialization is the goal, so you can open with the FORD more directly. Also, if you're young, asking if they have any pets is a great alternative to "family" because people that have pets love to talk about them and people that don't like pets are sus lol
I think I'm neurotypical, so take my advice with a grain of salt because it may not be what you are looking for. I like to sign up for a weekly class in a hobby I want to start and just commit. Go to that class for years. During the class (ex art class or a dance class) there often arise small moments of bonding and with lots of time and patience those moments start to add up. After a month or so, I'll start to arrive a few minutes early or stay a few minutes late and have short "small talk" with other people. My problem is that I don't know how to take it past acquaintanceship, my guess is by inviting a few people to hang out after class at a nearby coffee shop? Or grabbing some food after? After you initiate an after class hang out, then wait and see if others do the same eventually? Then from there it really is a mystery to me. I just take comfort in reminding myself that more people than I realize are lonely just like me, they just hide it well so I don't realize it. Here's to us both developing new friendships over the next few years, you got this!
A lot is repetition i my experience as a person that is done with school and does't have a big workplace and things like that, pick a place/hobby to show up to at least once a week, be nice, and generally you will start to make friends. So it's a great reason to start a hobby. Mine was Latin dance but it could be anything! Farmer's market, free casual sports league, arts and crafts groups, etc. It takes hour and hours of face time to make new friends
@@SaccharineCHNOS yes! Research shows that a lot of friendships just come out of proximity. Partially why kids make friends with the person who sits beside them and why a lot of adults find it harder to make friends (in relatively independent workplaces). As adults, without pre-existing friends or clubs/hobby groups it's quite hard! So step 1 can sometimes just be finding a social activity group (sport, exercise class, book club, hiking group, meetup) and being around people for a month or so on a weekly basis before starting small talk. Can help observe how others interact and see if there are any pre-existing group dynamics.
Yea for the Little Free Library! We have 2 in our large neighborhood& they’re just wonderful! Be sure to register it on the official website! They’re so fun to visit when traveling!
You're so high on my list of favourite youtubers that I have to give you credit for encouraging me to post my first video.
Thank you!
I know you’ll achieve your dream of making a full film, but I’m really looking forward more to the hundreds of TH-cam videos with all the lessons learned that contradict your expectations along the way… maybe a little more than the film itself.
4:21 The image that ScentBird uses for a Bergamot is not a bergamot! It's a K*ffir Lime, which everyone thinks is bergamot for some reason. Real bergamot just looks like a lemon. Weird Explorer has a couple great videos about this on his channel
I've watched the WFE videos too - that was the first I'd heard about the K-word being a slur and I'm glad I know now
This is going to be huge for the community.
I've been meaning to cancel my subscription to manure. Thanks for the reminder, Craig! You are always improving lives!
Coming up with the Volkswagen method should be the next video 👀
Just started Wind-Up Bird Chronicle too! Murakami's memoir "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running" is one of my favourite books so I've been working my way through the rest of his books.
Let's start with Family. "I have no family left They're all deceased. How about you?"
Oh wow, that's really heartbreaking. I've had several of my family members die too. Were you able to be close to any of them? If so, what is your favorite memory of that person?
"What's R?" "Recreation." "Oh, that's fun."
Underrated joke right there.
2 hours edited down to 14 minutes, thats some impressive edditing!
Cheese and crackers I literally just had to stop halfway through the show to watch the commercial and oh my God I almost spilled my bath! Literally I almost kicked all of it out of the bathtub. The two of you are freaking hilarious.
Clearly best friends. Couples goals ❤
This is great. The version of this I use when I meet another person with autism is something like O.R.C: Occupation, Recreation, Common Interests.
The goal of the first two is to narrow down the third.
I wonder how the progression of F.O.R.D is meant to work, and what do you do once you reach the Dreams part of it? Do you come up with suggestions as to how the person might achieve their dreams, or?
From what I've observed, most people just want to daydream about their dreams
It's as if just talking about your dreams is as fun as actually achieving them (possibly even more, since it requires no work and you can just let your imagination go wild)
Trying to give people suggestions is not necessarily terrible, but I could see some people getting offended because, when faced with concrete actions they might have to take in order to achieve anything, it would extinguish the fun of just imagining things
...or maybe it's just my coworkers that are like that lmao
Instructions unclear, started talking to people about orcs.
@@MrFillzor I would agree with your assessment. Whenever my husband and I talk about something he might want to do as a career and I explain the school or other steps he would have to take to get there, it ruins the idea for him and he isn’t interested in it anymore. Most likely he will be a stay-at-home dad when we have kids and maybe work part time/ do something that can be easily done from home and doesn’t require a lot of time. The big dreams are more wistful ponderings and not really concrete actionable things he plans or even really wants to do.
Started indoor rock climbing a year ago, and loving it! Great exercise, and surprisingly social! Highly recommend.
(Also +1 for Wind-up Bird Chronicle)
I don't usually watch ads, but for wheezy, I've been watching for years.
This was one of my favorite videos I've watched in a long time. It felt so cozy and relatable.
Yes!
my cat was also called tigger (more commonly referred to as tiggey), i never heard of anyone else calling their cat that and it made me happy
Yea man. Waiting tables IS awesome...you get paid (pretty well if you're in a good place, too!) to walk around and talk to people!! They do get incorrectly blamed for things pretty often, though. lol
The banter in this one is especially adorable! I'll remember to use the Ford method next time I meet new people. Thanks, folks!
This conversation was so good to watch, it actually got me to figure out some stuff about myself I never realized before. Thanks, you guys!
dang a little free library is an awesome ide! I'm definitely trying this out.
I remember when Chyna took the camera one time, and was just completely herself, and so playful and entertaining. I loved it. I don't know what I wanna be either Chyna. My kids are 20 and I'm 40. Hope you figure it out ❤️❤️
I wish the answer could be. I want to be a mom. And that would be equal to saying I want to be teacher, doctor, loan officer or any other profession. I wish mom came with benefits like social security when we turn 67, based on a 100k salary because if we hired help to do it all it might cost 100k. Mom is a legitimate career.
Relationship goals... be like these two.
I’m willing to bet that Chyna will be a social worker lol She enjoyed taking care of people in their time of need, and was bummed out when she didn’t have time to get to know them. That’s a social worker! Chyna is lovely and would be an amazing addition to the field.
"Smells like adventure *duh duh* Is that a shark?!" 😅
Enjoyable video; will have to look up what rock tumbling is lol
I love how if you pause it at the very start... it's just a nice loving gaze.. you guys are so friggin CUTE!
I was thinking while I was preparing my lunch, "I sure wish I had a new Wheezy Waiter video to watch while enjoying my soup."
hear you on the dreams Chyna. and the subtle messages to such by Craig in response...
This is really helpful to someone who's terribad at conversation.
You wonderful, married, kid people are just so content. All my friends I used to hang out with are so happy with their marriage and their kids and I'm over here like, "Hey guys. Wana hang out? We could... Do something, ya know? Like we used to?"
And they're all like, "We'd love to but babysitter and we did that already with the kids and I'm so tired and busy."
And I'm left here... Alone. With no spouse. Or kids. Or... Well, I think it would be weird for me to have a kid without ever having been a spouse but you know what I mean.
Stop being adults and keep doing fun stuff with me. Your friend. Remember? Gosh. And another thing... just because I'm single and 40 doesn't mean I have to get married, mom!
Ahem.
Sorry. I don't know where that came from. What was I saying?
You guys are so...
Is there a method for how to ruin a relationship with conversation? I think they call that the in-laws method. Money, sex, politics, and religion, right? Never bring those up in "polite company". Nevermind.
How to ruin a conversation: sex, politics, egotism, religion, money (SPERM).
Wheezy becoming a film creator would be so incredible and worthy of him. Just like the success of Jordan Peele starting with TH-cam and going big on the screen.
I remember videos many years ago where Chyna talks about training to be a sign language interpreter. Did I imagine that, or did she eventually give that up?
You didn't imagine it!
@@evercuriousmichelle That's a relief :)
A little free library is is one of the best dreams going. Books are dream gateways, dream enablers. And it’s even better when you can recommend a book to someone by donating it, freely. I recommend Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice.
I appreciate the taskmaster reference! A friend recommended the show to me a while back and I love it!
LOL, TBH when I was a waiter I ALWAYS blamed my mistakes on the kitchen. "Oh, sorry, the kitchen completely messed up your order. I'm getting them to put a rush on a remake." But nah, secretly I just forgot to put your order in. "Ohh, the kitchen is out of bread. I'll be right back with more as soon as it's fresh out of the oven." Totally didn't remember you asked for bread.
Omg I relate so much as far as job stuff goes! She should be a recreational therapist!!! Requires a bachelors though
Chyna, now we expect to see a free library. get on it, girl!
"The Good Stuff" - I miss that.
“In theory I’d like to get into gardening.” Wow I spat out my drink. So sweet, many lols #bless.
I love you guys so much and this was great. You've been such influences on my life and yall give me hope as a service industry worker in chicago from Wisconsin 💖
12:37 CHYNA! Me too! It’s a Momma delimma. Make a video about THAT.
I just have to say, Chyna, thank you so much for being a stay at home mom. The future of our society relies on mothers taking back their role in the home while their children are small. I truly believe this.
This warmed my heart.❤️ I love you guys.
I always think Chyna should try interior design or something like talk to people about what they want their rooms to look like and make it happen
1:50 I'm glad you won't go fishing - I think the fish don't want you to go fishing either
Your video about quitting alcohol for a year inspired me to greatly reduce the amount I drink. My current resolution is to do it once a month.
I don't think I put it together until just now.
Okay this was cute. If I did it with my husband of 26 years (!?! How did that happen?) I think I would nit-pick him about the stuff he tells me that differs from convos 25 or 20 years ago. He tends to embellish or forget. There is so little we don't know about each other. I think...
Excited for you to find out!
Look at the way he looks at her towards the end, no wonder they are married!
I work in a café and I love it, I collect rocks, I'm a rock climber and I have no idea what I want to be when I grow up. Yay Chyna 🙃 ...Also I now want to buy the sexy tree perfume!
Ada is an achievment far greater than any dream craig has. and I know you both raised her but you know... if she was a company chyna would be the primary share-holder
This intro is just pure, unfiltered ADD
Craig, I would teach you about gardening, offer vegetable and fruit transplants and cuttings, and share practical advice. I'm trained and in the city. Let me know what you need, what you're thinking.
I always enjoy the snappy banter a great deal, but I got to the end and you guys made me choke up a little. Little misty in the eyes.
I’m glad to see you’re reading murakami! I actually left a comment probably a year ago or so about him… one of my faves ever he’s great
you two are so lovely together. was fun to watch you talk :D
Loved this so much! Chyna I was a SAHM for 10 years before I figured out what I wanted to do 🤗
First things first like the covey book 🌸🌸🌸 I also can help you with some woodworking 😅
Dream big, but be realistic with your expectations.
If your dream is achievable in the short range, it's not a dream anymore.
Can’t wait to watch a film written and directed by - and hopefully starring - you ! And painting all the doors is perhaps the Everest of dreams! Great video. Thank you for making this and all the others!
Oh my gooooodness I just got into Rock tumbling too! The patience needed is excruciating >:(
Omg the perfume funnies. Can't cope.
Holy cow you got me to actually watch a promo. . I like you two. Very funny and informative 👍
Keep us posted on the little free library! You should totally do it! I know you'd do a great job. I'll custom design one and send you the architectural plans if you want! haha
I love everything rocks, but I don't know why people use rock tumblers. Would you do a video about rock tumbling - why you do it, what do you do with the rocks afterwards, etc? I would love to see it. :)
I LOVED MityNice, and I agree, their French Onion soup was , as was their apple squash (or something similar) soup.
Dear god yes, everyone should have service experience.
Chyna: You like people, you are a good planner, you like a lot of tasks, you should be a project manager. It's good money, at least in the IT space, and there a lots of work from home jobs now. There are certifications you can get to do this. You could start somewhere really small or even volunteer to get some experience to get into the field. Whatever you do eventually, you'll be great.
I will love to help with the library, it's look like fun. Let's do it.
Lol... I'm from Portage. Can't believe a channel with this many subscribers recognized that city. 😆
Btw.. my rocks are rolling in the garage
Hello Jamie
How are you doing Jamie, very nice to meet you on here
@@liamcorneall6762 doing well brother! How's your neck of the woods?
@@jme928 doing well also brother
Your hometown doesn't exist anymore, our daughter is there. A movie trailer.
oh my gosh i want a rock tumbler! i think you can put glass in it too!
The first laugh track during the sponsor bit literally startled me, ha ha
Hello Koriel
Loved watching you guys discuss life in general. Now I have plans to do something similar with my husband. There's always so much to learn about your spouse.
I thought Craig had a dog graphic on his shirt ad then it turned its head!!
I don't know if my husband and I would have anything to say when we reach "R" lol 😬
I would be so interested to hear your interview each other about your tattoos!
I have zero dreams. Was never ambitious. Am good at whatever I try. Would rather do absolutely nothing at all.
You drive an ID.4!? Me too!!!!
Guys, this was really enjoyable. It was a comfortable chat. But I am sad I was denied seeing the post-tumbled rocks!
Maybe I can get him to make a video about my boring rock tumbling hobby.
@@ChynaGrove Ha, well after I watched this I went and watched like four TH-cam videos on rock tumbling. It's a hobby that makes you wait for the payoff, sort of like a delayed gratification treasure hunt. I can see the appeal :-)
lol…the Melissa & Doug felt sandwich 🥪 😂
Hello Casey