Reddit Asks Us

Are you an airline mechanic with no work experience? Did you have to gaslight a teacher into believing you handed something in? Or that the US government is planning to release an online dating service with all our info?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What's a secret that you think would shock everyone if it came out?”

Did your dad assume that Iguanas were capable of gratefulness? Did your friend not wear their seatbelt just to "keep up their rep"? Or did they ruin their sports career over an incident of petty rage?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What's the best way you've seen someone screw themselves over?”

Did you find out the hard way after flipping off a stranger? Maybe you got a little too relaxed with the table saw? Or learn that the wild animals won't always be grateful to their rescue?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What, due to experience, do you know not to mess with?”

Did try to impress a girl by snapping your shin bone in half? Tag your boss in a mean tweet? Or think you were gifted with the abilities of Spider-Man and thought you could climb a building with no harness?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “Redditors who fucked around and found out, what did you find and do you regret it?”

Did they think it was “chill” to smoke a fat blunt before work? Hit on other employees during a zoom call? Or maybe even take a snooze during orientation? 

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What's the quickest you've seen a new co-worker get fired?”

Did their parents make pay for the family’s dinner? Make you go to the bathroom outside? Or maybe they made you admire a plaster cast of their wife’s naked body instead of watching TV?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What was the strangest rule you had to follow at a friend's house?”

Did they think a hysterectomy makes you smooth like a barbie-doll down there? Did they think parking on the grass was going to poke holes in your tires? Or maybe they were convinced that wasps are just angry bees?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What was your "I'm dating/married to a fucking idiot" Moment?”

Is it okay to take that last snack at the party? Do you have to respect ALL of your elders? Or maybe it’s okay to call out people to loosen their deathgrip on their handshakes? 

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “What's a common social etiquette rule you just don't agree with?”

Did they wear the same clothes they committed the crime in to court? Try to escape on the second last day of his jail sentence? Thought they should act obviously dramatic on the stand to convince the jury?

In this episode of the Reddit Asks Us Podcast, I read and respond to comments from the top posts of the week from r/Askreddit, this weeks questions is “Lawyers of Reddit, what's the dumbest thing you're client has done to ruin a case?”

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