On Becoming a Science Communicator (HCAMA 2)

[@GetToKnowNature]

Wow, you just put into words why I make nature videos: "to help people realize how cool the world is, how strange it is and to let the world be cool on its own by understanding it deeply enough to tell the story..." It's inspiring to hear you talk about this. Thank you.

[@WhySoSquid]

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[@karlicash6123]

Thanks for the book Hank. I just finished it and couldn't put it down. I had it at the Dentist just now. I was getting a crown but shit was going down, so I brought it with me into the examination room. Now it's on my Dentist's reading list. Hank, you've been a powerful voice of good in my life. Thank you.

[@MargaritaMilidakis]

yaaas! That's exactly what I thought! Science is the shit and people need to realize that noooow!

[@randomyourmind]

Something I've realized as a nurse who explains neurologic disease processes to patients and families in a way they can understand is being an ambassador between your field of expertise and the general public is one of the most skillful and rewarding things. Like when people get what's going on in their bodies and are free to ask questions, it makes what they are going through a little less threatening. In a much more positive way, I imagine science communication through scishow makes you feel similarly! #dftba

[@MargaritaMilidakis]

Oh yyes I agree

[@graceannapetty1350]

I 100% relate to not letting myself want something until it's attainable

[@zebedeesummers4413]

Same here. All of the sudden I am afriad of not committing to the hard to get stuff enough...

[@azialifaziz6652]

this is quite weird cos i am the opposite, atm i am very driven to do the thing i want to do... as opposed to just going with it

[@JosephDavies]

This became a problem for me when I realized none of my goals are attainable.

[@skylerwitherspoon]

Saaaame, god, I can't figure out what I want to do after I graduate (undergrad) and I'm realizing this might be part of why that is

[@shinycoop]

The thing I took away from this was that Hank... was in a van! XD

[@Azzarinne]

Apparently vans can be very confusing. XD

[@mimsydreams]

The single most important message on this video.

[@CulturePhilter]

“Don’t let myself want something until I know I can get it” that pretty much sums up me too so no, I don’t consider that weird.

[@squeekytoy123]

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[@al34180]

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[@Naiadryade]

I have been a consumer of science communication for a long time. (As a teen I didn't watch fictional TV, I watched the Science Channel.) But despite other scicomm celebrities being out there, you are the first one I really felt a personal liking for. SciShow drew me into vlogbrothers and a whole world of content beyond there. KZbin really is special, huh?

[@donniemorrow]

Megan 0:15 - knees-up is definitely the most enjoyable way to do computer work. Can confirm.

[@lucy-ig9ts]

My science lessons at school have always been atrocious and I hated the subject so much. I am so thankful for science communicators- without them I would have had no way of knowing how cool the world really is and how important it is to protect our planet. Thank u Hank and everyone else who makes science accessible. Love u all💕

[@DobraEspacial]

I have never rushed so fast into a video hahaha Hank, you also helped me to decide to become a science communicator. Thanks for being such an inspiration

[@nicolebeatty3201]

I remember being in school when I was younger and being so psyched any time a Bill Nye video came on. I was such a universal, yet unique and personal experience as a kid in science class. He took this difficult subject and made it cool and fun. Over the years going to Nerdfighter events I alway like to ask the question to the new people I meet "How did you find out about Hank and John, and What is your best memory of this community?" and at your tour this past month, the overwhelming response was "A teacher showed us Crash Course/SciShow video. I loved it, and found this awesome space on the internet. And since then, I got excited every time a vid was played in class." I'm so happy that those people found their way to this community, and maybe in some ways found a love for science and learning

[@LilacPixieNadj]

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[@jengreenwich6148]

Bill Nye is one of the reasons I became a scientist.

[@therabbithat]

"I did a million things based on fleeting passions that seemed unrelated until suddenly they weren't and that was my thing" is the ADHD dream

[@thewinterizzy]

“I kind of don’t let myself want something until I’m pretty sure I can get it.” Yikes, that’s me. 🙈 Listening to you talk about all this is SO fascinating and helpful. Thank you!

[@ohrwein7154]

How come nobody has mentioned it yet? Guys, It PIZZAMAS! HAPPY PIZZAMAS to this whole community!

[@irinachua6128]

I honestly don't think I would be as passionate about science as I am now if I didn't start watching scishow. I really admire you as a person, and one of the reasons that I want to take a science program in college is because of you and your channels. I really salute you for it, and I'm grateful from the bottom of my heart

[@elimorgan-steiner6805]

Because of scishow I feel that I can take on a science focused BA. I’d never felt that throughout school. So thank you

[@luciabee]

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[@RebelKitteh]

It's so cool hearing you talk about this stuff. I've just finished my masters in science communication, and I focused my dissertation on sci com on KZbin (so I got to spend a lot of time watching my favourite people, and discover new channels!) You definitely helped influence that, so thank you for being an inspiring force!

[@esther5636]

Hannah Stewart I'm currently doing a master in science communication! Where did you study? And what type of work are you going into or looking at? The science communication master at my uni (TU Delft) is super small and not many people know it, so I got quite excited seeing your comment!

[@RebelKitteh]

@@esther5636 That's awesome! It's always so cool finding other people into sci com! I went to the University of Edinburgh - my course was quite small, but I think it's growing in popularity. I help co-organise some science events in my free time, so something like that would be great! Although I'm currently waiting to hear back about a job doing science workshops/shows for children, which would also be cool. While you're at Uni my biggest recommendation would be do as much volunteering in sci com as you can afford to do - networking will bring some exciting opportunities! What do you want to do?

[@makermeliss]

Your work as a science communicator has inspired me. I have always found Scishow intresting and engaging and I would love to share my knowledge with others.

[@ExoticTerrain]

Hi Hank, I already loved science but I really like listening to you talk so I'm really glad you've followed this path! Thanks for all your hard work!

[@tass466]

Oh, wonderful! An answer to the question I tripped all over when I tried to ask when I met you in person and subsequently blocked all memory of the interaction. Seriously, thank you for these scicomm thoughts.

[@luciabee]

I am in college at this very moment majoring in Science Education so that I can be a science communicator, and that's really because of you. Like I can point to several external factors that put me onto this path, but ultimately none of of those would even be there in the first place if not for you and your work. I would probably be just as lost as everyone else who isn't quite sure what they'd like to be doing or what their purpose is, and instead I'm lucky enough to have something to pursue that I'm not only very very passionate about, but also good at. And it's something I think I can actually contribute to. Even just by the fact that I am doing it, as a woman who's queer and hispanic and mentally ill. But even more importantly than the career aspect, science and math allow me to appreciate the world around me on a much deeper level than I otherwise would. I can't put into words how much that appreciation has contributed to my life. STEM subjects didn't come easily to me in middle school and many of my teachers were unhelpful at best, so at the time science and math felt totally inaccessible to me. I never would have learned to appreciate the world so much if it hadn't been for science communicators talking about the mechanics behind how and why it works. You opened that door. And you were not only the first one, but the best. So as you said, "to be a person who communicated science to people and who did that well, and who got people excited about it and who was able to help people realize how cool the world is- how strange it is- and to let the world be cool on its own by understanding it deeply enough to tell the story in a way that was both accurate and not convoluted"- you really really succeeded at doing that for me.

[@rohmahassan3014]

I never realized it until now, but I think Hank's work on SciShow and Crash Course is what turned me into a promoter of science communication. I've seen all too often people in science struggling to explain a concept or research they've done, and I guess seeing that and loving how Hank (and Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell) can break down concepts so seamlessly has made me strive to do the same. And the bit about communicating science through sci-fi? I live for it. I love reading the acknowledgement section of sci-fi books and seeing what real life research had to be done for a fictional world.

[@JonathanRodd]

HI MEGAN!

[@sarahp6512]

This made me question what I want to do with my life, in a very good way. Science communication is the reason I want to become a scientist, but now I know that it's a career option in and of itself. Thanks for that Hank!

[@Megan10yes]

YAY! Hello everyone! I'm so happy to be here helping Hank bring y'all more hankschannel goodness. Thanks for making me feel so welcome!

[@leahwilton785]

Thanks Meghan!

[@luciabee]

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[@kathyh8047]

Actually the sci com thing has really resonated with me lately. I've been watching SciShow and CrashCourse since the start, but I have even more appreciation for it now that I've been a technical writer for two years. Like, packaging complex stuff into clear bits of information for an audience is such a hard, important and rewarding job! 💪 For now I'm back at uni to do a master's and will be doing programming work instead - but who knows, I may still come back to sci com or tech com eventually 😎

[@TheTabacchi]

I'll edit your Hank's Channel videos if she's too busy!

[@gastonsalgado7611]

You've already edited this comment. You're really fond of editing

[@Mattym-gf5wc]

I have loved seeing the Nathan Zed hoodie in the last couple videos 💙

[@Azzarinne]

I love this question and answer! Years ago, I was getting frustrated with the lack of easily-digestible fisheries science available to people who can't afford $100+ journal subscriptions and haven't studied the field enough to get through even the abstract without a dictionary. I think it was 2am one night when my insomnia felt like being a jerk when I decided "I know how to make videos, and I'm pretty good at translating this stuff into English. I'm just gonna do it myself." Without even realizing it, I basically slapped SciShow's style onto fish and ran with it. I've never been great about the whole "regular schedule" thing with videos (I think I have 6 actual episodes since 2012... 👀), but I do post on Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook from dedicated accounts, and have an adorable little following on each, so that's something.

[@NarfiRef]

Huh. I’ve honestly never thought of “Science Communicator” as a career label. I wonder if it applies to my own career goal. In ten days I’ll be 40. A month after that, I’ll be getting my Associcate’s Degree. If I successfully transfer into the University program I want to be in, I’ll be majoring in Psychology, and minoring in Cognitive Science and Programming. I’m hoping to eventually design games that educate people about cognitive and social biases to help them make better decisions and be better people. Does that count, or is that something else?

[@leahwilton785]

I don't know how that classified as science communication or not but I just wanted to say that I think thats a really nice, wholesome goal and I wish you all the luck pursuing it

[@NarfiRef]

Leah Wilton Thank you. 😊 I needed that. This time of year is terrible for my mental health, and sometimes I think this idea of mine is ridiculous and forever out of reach.

[@melissamybubbles6139]

Maybe it's psychology communication? I don't know. It's a really neat idea. I would play those games.

[@MargaritaMilidakis]

Oh this is so cool! How is it going for you??!

[@NarfiRef]

@@MargaritaMilidakis Well, I got my Associates degree, but haven’t been able to afford to transfer into a University yet. :(

[@beccafrances31]

I think I'm late to the party but I like the new glasses

[@amylizbrarian]

Your description of realizing this is what you wanted to do is so similar to my experience of when I realized that I wanted/needed to go to library school (minus the part about the van... pretty sure I was in a library, not a van)

[@jengreenwich6148]

Thank you for this video, Hank! There’s something really awesome about being able to ask one of my favorite science communicators why they got into it and I almost didn’t ask because I thought it might be too weird/personal/a bad question (my imposter syndrome runs deep...). So, thanks for answering!

[@GetToKnowNature]

I'm so glad you asked!

[@connierobinson1090]

I’m currently in chemistry grad school and this is hitting HOME. I think I love creating good communication and I know I love science, but am I allowed to want to do science communication? I’m overwhelmed with work this semester but maybe I can start doing science communication...just on my own...somehow.

[@b4itstarted]

Yes! Same! I'm not in grad school... yet... I'm finishing up my last year of undergrad in chemistry and I have decided to take a year or two off to do career exploration before going to grad school (or never going, I guess). One thing I've always considered is writing a daily/weekly blog post summarizing what I learned in class that day/week in a way that the general public could understand.

[@ericarobbin]

You totally can! Whether communicating with the community/public or professionals within an academic group/setting, it takes a special skillset and passion to do it well and be effective, even though it's the same subject matter, the audience is very different. An easy way to start while attending uni is offering peer tutoring. Or you could volunteer with NGOs that focus on STEM programs that would challenge you to know your subject well enough to teach to it.

[@jengreenwich6148]

I volunteered with an after school program (I had to stop due to schedule conflicts with my teaching load) and then at a microbiology exhibit at a museum my last six months of grad school. It was honestly what got me through the end of school- reminded me why I love science and research. Also, the science community on twitter is pretty amazing.

[@connierobinson1090]

Where do I start on Twitter? I’ve done some tutoring...I’m somewhat skeptical of the “teach kids in schools!” type things for grad students because they seem to be only serving a small number of students who happen to live near the school. Volunteering at a museum honestly sounds SO cool...how did you end up with that job? I definitely relate to wanting to blog about what I’ve just learned. I know it back to front in that moment, but there’s nobody to explain it to! Haha

[@jengreenwich6148]

Connie Robinson I got into volunteering at the museum through twitter! And also an e-mail went out to a few listservs I’m on. Admittedly, I went to grad school in Boston, so there are a lot of opportunities for biologists. As far as starting on twitter, I joined and then at a conference I periodically checked the hashtag, which led me to more people. Following those people led me to others and at other meetings I did the same thing. I would suggest looking up people you know/respect or just searching hashtags for things you’re interested in. Admittedly, I know less about chemistry, but I’m sure it’s similar!

[@MasterOfXy]

Megan looks so cool and I could totally imagine April May looking similar to Megan!

[@RivasLaforet]

You helped me realize this is what I want to do. Thank you, Hank. ♥️

[@iemmasoprano321]

In a van! A VAN!!

[@GweenPenguin]

It's not weird, Hank. I do the same thing. I don't get my hopes up for something until I think it's justified. If it is weird, we're weird together. Edit: Happy Pizzamas!

[@merlinHPtwilight]

Yes, I just realised that's how I work as well! Like, I don't want something until I know I am at a point that I can go for it. I don't have big dreams of what I want to be, I just take little steps and realise where I'm going on the way :) I always feel a bit jealous of people who know right away where they want to end up, but I guess this is also good :)

[@niajohn5750]

Thanks for this - I've actually just had to leave Science Communication rather against my will (I disagree with the idea that pays ok!) But this video has really made me feel that I should be able to get back into what I love and what I'm good at soon!

[@piya8072]

Thanks for the video Hank!

[@TGC40401]

Megan cameo was perfect

[@janetteyssy]

Was this van down by the river?

[@mimsydreams]

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[@FutureNow]

"I don't let myself want things until I realize I can get it." it me.

[@davidgiles9378]

Like the summary for your reasons at 4:45. Prospective funding might have been motivational (?)

[@davetoms1]

*Hank:* "Is that weird?" *Me:* "Don't worry about it, Hank. You do you."

[@CookieCreamCrumble]

it's not weird i do the same thing. (i really want to be an art director and/or film director... there i said it out loud)

[@Forty2de]

I've always seen science communicators like Carl Sagan and you and the rest of us as the real MVPs. :)

[@lifegeek5742]

I find myself doing the same thing (Not wanting things until I can get them). But now that the world is opening up and I can see all the cool things that I can do, it’s getting harder and harder to not want those things.

[@km1dash6]

My grandpa was a science communicator. He was apparently really good at it.

[@MityayKo]

4:56 exactly how I feel and why I am doing science communication now!!!

[@onytay75]

Hank, is Montana gonna swing left again? It didnt yesterday. But maybe in 2020?

[@belindaweber7999]

Not weird Hank, it's self preservation from disappointments.

[@RodneyRocK]

Love a good ole 10yes cameo!

[@sullivannick]

Hi Megan!

[@StrattonDraws]

Who wouldn't want to avoid disappointment.

[@SciJoy]

Who else in the comments is a STEM communicator? (I consider myself more of an engineering communicator than science)

[@Azzarinne]

Fish & Ocean science mostly!

[@GetToKnowNature]

I make wildlife and nature videos. Your channel looks excellent. Very clear explanations.

[@SciJoy]

@@Azzarinne what is one of the coolest facts about ocean and fish?

[@SciJoy]

@@GetToKnowNature thanks! I've only been able to watch one video on your channel (YT tells me the servers are down), but it is really well shot.

[@GetToKnowNature]

@@SciJoy Thank you. Hopefully this KZbin issue won't last too long!

[@TeresaMcD]

Yay! Megan! Megan, you’re doing too many things! You need to sleep occasionally (the pot said to the kettle).

[@MiddleAgedNerd]

A convoluted path, yes. But at least we know it happened in a van. *edited to fix a typo

[@amelia13131]

I think I do the same thing with not letting myself want something until I kinda know I can have it. oops

[@dontforgettobeacat]

Amelia Ikuta me too... And for me it feels like a good way to get stuck...

[@Rousina]

I have a similar issue in that I have no idea what in the hell I want, but a dissimilar issue as I don't get in proximity to doing cool things. :')

[@jasminelarsonion8400]

When scishow first started, how did you decide what your first episode would be? Or if you would do a specific topic, science or subject for the whole channel? Also: will you write more novels? But not as chickflicky?

[@kristiroehr1834]

The world is tilt-y in this video...I feel like you are going to roll off to the left! Hold on Hank!

[@brittany_lewis]

Do you feel like you have to have an advanced degree to be a science communicator? I just recently (yesterday) started looking into this profession and I see a lot of posts from Ph.Ds.

[@matthewfullhart9187]

I have wanted to be a science communicator, but suspect I wouldn't be very good at it. Writing is not something I'm terribly good at, and I don't have a specific area of expertise, so I wouldn't really have a niche. But on the other hand, the world desperately needs more science communication, and I could see myself loving it.

[@luciabee]

Writing is a skill that people learn! It is so worth a shot to try!

[@Robo983]

That, uh, got deep at the end.

[@fadingofthestar]

does anyone know where his hoodie is from?

[@GeoffreyCavalier]

Why have you not been on Day[9]'s Spellslingers?

[@katyspencer797]

So I was driving in a van with my brother and I said "I wanted to be a science communicated very very badly"

[@alainart]

What platform are these questions from? Twitter?

[@YukiDemonOfHell]

okay totally off topic but this is something thats been bothering me for years do you have the manga Kodocha! on your bookshelves? cause it looks like you do but I've never seen a clear enough shot to know for sure.

[@alexanderofrhodes9622]

I'm starting my BS in Biology this year, hopefully I can find my place in the big world of science

[@saber1epee0]

I Love you hank but YES THAT WAS ECOGEEK (And I miss it. A lot.)

[@jayashivangani8132]

I am also very much passionate about teaching. I am currently doing masters in physics and have plan of doing PhD. Fortunately I encountered the word Science communication before entering the world of research. And now I really wanted to about this area. Are there funded PhDs available in Science communication ? Or doing masters in science communication would be better ? Please suggest any other way if available. I will be grateful if you could respond.

[@angiie008]

I’m civil engineering, even though I like different specializations that the career has, I also like languages, but my communication skills are pretty bad. I feel nervous to speak in front of people and it’s hard for me to organize my thoughts in order to people understand me. I like the idea to be able to connect specialists on their field with general public. Or maybe government with the specialists. someone who already have an experience mixing engineering and science communication?

[@mariewikiwaka3851]

Where can I find that sweatshirt, because that is my mantra?

[@kennediemilligan3081]

marie wikiwaka it’s Nathan Zed merch. If you search Nathan Zed Good Enough, his Shopify site will come up but it is all sold out right now.

[@sophiaruizuvalle2523]

I really want to be a science communication Im in the post-college limbo and i have no idea what im gonna do or how or whats the next step I have no idea how i'll do it, but i really want to

[@sophiaruizuvalle2523]

Since i was 14 i've watched SciShow and it made me go into science and go into science communication Im just kinda lost on how to do it

[@PhoenixSong412]

So then how do you start?

[@darcyrobbs6866]

Wait wait wait... Hank had a band? Hahahahaha

[@Prokomeni]

Darcy Robbs oh yeaaa

[@GweenPenguin]

Yeah what happened to Wednesday songs? Was it Wednesdays? I miss musical Hank. Maybe after the book stuff...

[@redrose2544]

I think their should be more science communicators because some schools do not truely do science any justice. Many people such as myself got interested in the sciences through KZbin videos that show how interesting science is instead of taking a class and following some set rules to get an A.

[@dejahodge8203]

so you were in a van but don't remember if you were in a band or with a band? got it, thanks. definitely not confused lmao

[@TheNorwegianBrute]

Hey Hank, when you ask people to give you feedback for Delete This on twitter you forget that many of us don't do twitter. Some of the appeal of the pod is that I get some twitter without having to be on twitter. Related: Im 21 years old and listen to Delete This. Please make a poll somewhere else than twitter next time. You're poll data will be biased because it only polls the union of twitter users and Delete This listeners.

[@estevanphillips6889]

Man this HCAMA angled camera thing is tripping me out

[@GretaZewe]

I somehow did not know you went to grad school???

[@jeremy-m6b-m8n]

woah am i second?

[@jeremy-m6b-m8n]

Indeed

[@Holobrine]

How much do you assume your audience already knows when writing Scishow?

[@kylefeldhake245]

What degree(s) do you have?

[@nurulyaqin996]

this is new challange for scientist what unlike wet research

[@imrustyokay]

9TH!

[@devkergirl2025]

Woah...........

[@katarinabaird6822]

Woah, am I 2001st?

[@Avabees]

Hank... im sorry but the amount of luck and privilege you have.... Well, Im just really glad you do your best to pay it back, but it's still hard not to envy your luck

[@donbrunodelamancha1927]

You know Hank, I’ve been sort of pissed at you since the 2017 VidCon Women’s panel overreaction to questions and people were completely quiet, was handled so badly, hyper P.C. Reaction to a situation that did not exist in reality. But I’ve respected your passion for science and your content, your drive, your passion, so I never unsubscribed or skipped videos. Since you ramped up to your book release and more posting on this channel, I’ve noticed a change in you, one I learned in my 20’s because mine could be cruel, as I would decimate people, make them feel stupid, weak, Small, insignificant, not a good look. This was me REACTING. I’d say 65-70% of the time it was in defense of others, and I knew my intellect was far superior, so if they wanted to treat someone as less than, I made myself believe it justified. I 100,000 x’s worse than your Reaction to the VidCon non-event drama. I learned the hard way by mistaking what someone I cared for deeply doing something she was not. She had never seen me do this. So when I fell into Reacting it was not as viscous as I could be, but it sure as hell wasn’t cute. When I saw her crying, my heart broke, but there is no taking back hurtful or demeaning words. As a Catholic Christian, I fully embrace the requirement to Forgive everyone, but no where does it say forget, because as limited, in the infancy of our evolution, or the Second Coming, we are equipped to forget trauma. I saw her once more 2 days later, I was lost for words, I minor miracle if you knew me. I tried to hug her, at first she responded, but then just fell apart, started crying, hitting me in the chest, not saying anything. That was the last time I saw her. I found out she moved a month later. Then the worst emotion possible set in, regret. Wake up call to say the least. I have conversations with myself all the time to think through roadblocks, problems, complete disasters and see past them. I realized I needed to stop Reacting. I told myself, if you’re so smart, and so faithful, how can you sink to such a low brow bullying reactions, devoid of what the other might feel. So, thanks to some Jesuit friends I tamed myself and learned to RESPOND. It wasn’t easy, it wasn’t fast. I tamed my temper, looked for cathartic experiences that were just me. I found Responding not only got actual results or others to rethink their own doings or just deescalate tense situations. Don’t get me wrong, if someone truly needed to be taken down a notch, I still intervened, but in a completely different way. Plus I relearned something I did in high school worked even better as an adult, not biting the bate, smiling and saying as little as possible. Oh how it pissed off opposing soccer and football players. I know, very passive aggressive. My point is learning to Respond, I wasn’t making RIDONKULOUS assumptions anymore, I wasn’t just being a bigger bully, I was far more thoughtful. Which also annoys the hell out of ridiculous people. I have noticed in you a serenity, a wisdom, a person who, from what I have seen, ONLY Responds, which is better than I can say for myself. I’m far from perfect. This very subtle, sublime serenity is amazing. I never doubted that you were a good person, just made a few rash or ill conceived decisions. Not in a LOOOOOOONNNNNGGGG time. I admire and truly respect people who make themselves better versions of themselves. I’m still working on it. You Hank, I believe you have it dialed in pretty tight. A far superior growth and in far less time than my own. I don’t write this glibly or in any condescending way, or at all lightly, I am very proud of you. A far better man than I. Your book is pretty damn good as well. These Hank channel episodes really accentuate your Responding, and a Wisdom you are gaining that is better than I have achieved in so many ways. Sorry this long. I hold onto anger too long. Letting someone know how impressed I have become of them is truly cathartic!!

[@user-nj5ih8su8i]

Bruno Martinez lol dude shut up omg you sound like you have npd anyway

[@runedudez]

woah am I 16th?

[@NickGreyden]

ok, I just started watching this and have to say Megan has a beautiful smile but am concerned she isn't human as there is no way any human sits like that in a chair lol.

[@Megan10yes]

Shhh don't tell everyone my secret! 👽

[@phoebecampbell722]

Hank I want to be a Megan for your projects! Help me help you pls ❤️

[@phoebecampbell722]

I do science communication and I want to do it for you!!

[@phoebecampbell722]

This video is my subconscious speaking haha

[@FabledThunder]

Megan is cute.

[@eaterdrinker000]

I agree. Her wide mouth is super sexay!

[@alekmoth]

I am not sure about this "Mandy is a friend of mine that edits my videos" ... presumably you pay her to? "Friend of mine" is an awkward introduction of an employee.

[@dontforgettobeacat]

alekmoth My guess is that they are friends first and he does pay her but Hank seems to feel awkward about being an employer sometimes. It's weird to own up to having that power and it's also counter to his image. But I'm sure it's a fair arrangement.

[@jessicaonymous4352]

woah am i third?

[@Telecraster]

And, after the last sentence of this video, Hank's wife re-evaluates their entire relationship... :P