Reddit Asks Us

Are lots of people boiling their underwear in hotel kettles? Did your local bar clean their taps 30 years ago? Does Google IT staff google your problems too?

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 dirty little secret that you know only because you work in the industry?”

Did they poop in their exes bed to get back at them? Said it's not a lie if it got you to like them? Told you that they have been following you?

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 that disgusting thing someone you were dating told you and it changed your image of them?”

Do you swear you were probed by an alien? Or that you saw a lion or even a zebra running around Ohio?! Or that Kathy Bates said hi to you in a grocery store??

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 do you swear happened but have no proof of?”

Did someone tell you they will squeeze your head until your headache is gone? That buying a little white box would keep your cat off the counter? That following the stars would lead you to your destination?

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 dumbest thing someone ever told you that actually worked?”

Did you just discover that you had to pay for windshield wiper fluid? That not everyone's throat closes when they eat peanut butter? Or that pipe cleaners weren't meant for art projects but actually meant for cleaning smoking pipes?

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 really obvious thing have you only just realized?”

Did you think that newspapers free? Take a fake knife to school? Accidentally bribe a customs officer? Almost get a DUI because you rode your bicycle drunk?

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 something you did that you later found out was illegal?”

Did you decide not to stop for someone on the road who ended up being a murderer? Close the curtains to prevent a creep from stalking you? Take screenshot of your managers email chains?

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 precautionary measure did you take, thinking 'just to be safe' that unexpectedly ended up just saving the day later on?”

Did your mom believe her abscess was “no big deal”? Parent refuse to wear glasses because not being able to see is a “quirky personality trait”? Or does your buddy refuse to get treated for HIV because he doesn’t believe it exists?

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 is the clearest case of "living in denial" you've seen?”