Almost Cool

The hardest thing to do sometimes is listen and process when someone is telling you "you messed up". Usually the ones that are the hardest on us, love us the most. This week Martin and Hooter discuss ways they hold each other accountable and what it means to take this critique to heart.

Sometimes when you are comfortable opening up and helping your close friends, we gain a sense of confidence that we can help everyone. Sometimes, that expectation we put on ourselves can get a little overwhelming and leaves us feeling shameful.

"It's my birthday month!" bruh, come on. Let some other people shine for a while, you'll get your turn and your cake. This week on Almost Cool, Martin and Hooter discuss those who try to hog the spotlight, steal the show and hog the attention.. as nicely as we can anyway.

This week, Martin and hooter discuss thoughts of being inadequate and find ways they can humble themselves. Simple note: You are good at a lot things you don't know you're good at.

We just don't have a care in the world and sometimes it's a double edged sword. This week on Almost Cool, Martin and Hooter discuss having the "go with the flow" attitudes that sometimes makes people think we don't care at all.

Common sense, common knowledge, and common courtesy are becoming not so uncommon anymore. is that why Hooter had his car stolen??

When you're in the DEEP GRAS, there is no getting out. This week, Hooter rubs his deep state of contemplation off on me.

Thank you so much for having the patience to hear our thoughts come together. We may not be gurus in mental health, but at least we are doing our best. After four failed attempts at making this episode, we finally were able to put this out for you guys! Join us this week as we dive into the practice of patience!

Hey loser, do you have game? No? WELL WE DON'T EITHER! This week on Almost Cool, Marty and Hooter try to navigate their awkwardness and uncomfort with "Pick Up" culture. We both may have significant others, but man oh man, we're not too sure how that even happened.