I'm Like, Really Funny

I'd say she's the one and only, but that's just not factual according to certain Facebook groups. But she *is* our guest star this week, Ellen Berry! This episode we cover: the various other Ellen Berry's in this world, Sam's intense interviewing demeanor, the problem of being a tall child, anxiety attacks outside of Mongolian Barbecue, imposter syndrome woes, and Fucked Up Family Times. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other. 

Content warning for: mentions of suicide, depression, anxiety, and pet death.

Everyone loves a WAP joke. But Jack really hates a microwave full of water. Don't see how these two are related? Then listen to this week's episode, because we're talking Bodywatch 2020, popcorn-bag portals to the Upside Down, Home Depot roof bagels, the best gay club in Berlin, and grocery store anxiety. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

Have you had enough political commentary yet? Then go to about 20 minutes in to skip the politics and dive straight into a harrowing and social-anxiety-ridden Friday night outing, and us being weirder than any stranger could imagine. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

Look it's a guest star! No, it's Momdusa! NO! It's our mom and guest star, Kaila! We're talking biblical bushes, glowing shoes, plastic dresses, teachers laughing at students falling, and totally normal non-destructive ways to make a salad. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

No one comes out unscathed from Middle School. Not students, not teachers. It's really a miserable time for everyone involved actually. This week we reveal our worst (best?) middle school stories: 8th grade practical jokes, vases made of questionable objects, that time Jack ditched PE, and the ultimate karmic payback. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

The trifecta is complete: this week's episode features our third and final middle-sibling, Alex! We talk about finger water, a mysterious game of sharks and dolphins, life-threatening Jolly Jumpers, penguin costumes, and even a Sand Shark (whatever that is). This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

Sometimes a vacation is just what the doctor ordered. But other times, the chaos kind of outweighs the vay-cay benefits. This week we've got one such example: Sam's totally smooth and uncomplicated trip to Brazil, plus the best moment of Jack's life, and a bachelorette party bug infestation. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

What do you do when you've been handed someone else's gold teeth? Jack sure doesn't know, don't ask them! This week's episode includes precious gold teeth, hidden treasure in the backyard, gold doubloons, Pigby's UTI, and a very low toilet. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

Have you ever seen a feral Hamster? Jack sure hasn't. This week we've got rude children, inaudible obscenities, Peggy Peg Leg and Momdusa, and a magical hamster-stealing gnome. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.

She's beauty, she's grace, she's our first ever guest star, Meirav! We're talking theater stories today: from pickle jar mishaps to peeing on stage, to birds to the face and Jedi bugs galore. This chaos and more all on I'm Like, Really Funny, where siblings Jack and Sam recount their funniest, favoritest memories for each other.