Today we talk about the people who grew up never leaving their hometown or state versus the people who have moved out. How different is growing up in a bubble versus experiencing more culture? Is it a matter of being sheltered or just having the false narrative from your parents of never taking risks to try new things? We get into that ability and self awareness of taking on new challenges and more. 

Do you prefer eating your food fast or slow? The guys go deep into the way they devour their food whether its slurping the ramen noodles or not letting the food get cold. We also get into the need for having different textures in our meals and bringing a big appetite vs grazing on food. We also get into the complications when it comes to splitting the bill. From cheap friends to ones who cover it all.

On today's episode we get into the false humility we've seen among influencers these days. It used to be about bragging how great your life or materials are. Now with covid, and the way trends swing, we've noticed way too many Instagrammers trying to pull desperately on their "sob story" to attract followers. We then get into what does it take to actually build your own niche business in today's online world and if it's meant for everyone to do.

Would you rather have to vomit all day or have diarrhea all day? We get into all the dicey situations either situation creates whether it's in the workplace, or during a race. We also get into when should you be comfortable enough to fart in front of your partner? Are there tricks to holding it in if you are at someones house?

On today's episode we talk about "trash" words people use.

"to be honest I feel..."

"would you like to do ____"

The words people use to try to be passive aggressive, or overly polite. We hate it. Why can't we all just be more confident about our conversations and tasks for people. That doesn't have to be direct at hurtful. We get into how to give people the agency to take ownership of what they need to do, and the importance of setting ground rules so that nothing is lost in the gray area. We also get into the need for being proactive about what you want vs waiting for it to come to you and mastering the process.

Happy Thanksgiving! Today we go over our plans for Thanksgiving, what Justin's Friendsgiving is like, and how we feel about large group settings. We aren't the biggest fans of constant conversation with large groups of people. Whether it's prolonged small talk, or lack of substance, we gotta be honest; we prefer some silence and we explain why. 

On today's episode, the guys get into their disdain for name droppers. What kinds of people feel the need to always name drop in a conversation? They share their experiences interacting with those individuals. They also get into other situations people all of a sudden "align themselves" with - whether its COVID, BLM, or the city their from. Either way, it always ends up annoying.

On today's episode Justin talks about his new move into his new house! We also get into our current job status and how we got these opportunities. How much does favoritism, racism, and work ethic play into you getting a job or not. We also get into Kim Ng, the new and first female Asian-American GM of the Miami Marlins. How did she reach such a high rank in a male dominated culture?

On today's episode we get into why are asian women such bad drivers.....or is it US that is the bad driver? We also get into more of Joe's stories about how similar he is to his mom when it comes to debating, and how Justin can instigate my mom into a debate the next time he sees her. 

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On today's episode the boys get into some light discussion about the current pulse of the election this week, as well as their thoughts on voting overall and how people approach it. We also get into the Netflix show "My Octopus Teacher" and talk about his relationship with the octopus and what our experiences in the ocean have been like. We also talk about sharks vs being swallowed by a whale.