In this episode, the Motherfunklers turn on the waterworks as they dive into the salty sea of human emotions.
Trevor confesses to a four-day crying binge, Pragasen advocates for nightly sob sessions, and Nick struggles to remember the last time he shed a tear.
Topics Discussed:
• Is crying a sign of weakness or emotional intelligence?
• The surprising connection between laughter and tears
• Are men conditioned to bottle up their emotions?
• Can movies trigger predictable emotional responses?
• The fine line between being positive and suppressing feelings
Orlando Spots Mentioned:
• King Cajun Crawfish - Vietcajun fusion
• Death in the Afternoon - Absinthe bar
• Conrad’s Shantys - Roger’s bar
• Fiddler's Green - Wednesday Trivia hotspot
• Harp & Celt - Tuesday Trivia hotspot
• Pepe's Cantina Winter Park
• Thrive Cocktail Lounge and Eatery
Golden Nuggets:
• Embrace your emotions; crying can be therapeutic and liberating
• Balance positivity with authentic emotional expression
• Don't let societal stigmas dictate how you process your feelings
Timestamps:
00:00 Turn on the waterworks
03:04 Trevor's four-day crying spree
06:00 Pragasen's theory on emotional equilibrium
10:54 The stigma of men crying
15:34 Nostalgic movies that make grown men weep
22:05 Guttural cries
31:33 The art of the "quiet cry"
37:06 King Cajun Crawfish and Vietcajun
43:45 Death in the Afternoon
48:56 Wrapping up
Where to Find Us Funklers?
Trevor — @atomichilisauce (Instagram)
Nick — @orlandotrivia (Instagram)
Pragasen — @pragasen_ramiah_allstate (Instagram)
Edd — @eddsiu (Instagram)