Hollywood Is In Danger (w/ Demi Adejuyigbe) | Sad Boyz

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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:34 How Are We?
00:01:49 Demi's House Flooded
00:07:44 Learning everything with turtorials
00:13:42 Learning to Communicate
00:14:40 Why Hollywood Writers Are Striking
00:39:11 Baby Gronk
00:42:52 Finding New Creative Avenues
00:50:04 Imposter Syndrome & Perfectionism
00:58:25 Understanding Your Health
01:10:15 Opening Yourself to Change
01:11:24 Bagel-gate
01:21:29 Thanks for Watching!
01:24:11 You are here

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@ivy7417
@ivy7417 11 ай бұрын
The right's anti union sentiments are so bizarre. My dad is a far right conservative with abhorrent views on most things, but as a lineman he belongs to a powerful union and is very in favor of them. Even he, a man that easily buys into right wing talking points, doesnt see the logic in the common working man being anti union.
@ivy7417
@ivy7417 11 ай бұрын
@mana256k you'd think so, but most conservatives are so fucking stupid that they apparently don't. Yknow, because they're anti union.
@alastryona
@alastryona 11 ай бұрын
I can understand/help! My grandad is anti union and he had my mom under that for a while, with the reasoning being mostly "they take your money and keep the company from firing people that should be fired." It's an uninformed, and for him I'd even say malicious, view of workers rights. (My mom is now pro union, and my grandad still sucks)
@mr.dr0bot731
@mr.dr0bot731 11 ай бұрын
Your dad sounds like he needs a bullet.🤷🏾‍♂️
@Liex59
@Liex59 11 ай бұрын
My grampa started his own construction business after immigrating here from Mexico and he is vehemently anti union so that sentiment was just kinda drilled into my dad and uncles heads and by extension mine. Like I get that they exist for a positive reason but the ones around here at least are pretty shitty to everybody that's relatively new at the union
@kells4315
@kells4315 11 ай бұрын
I find it’s a lot of people who say “you have to pay for it and it does nothing” because they have no idea what the union is doing and has been doing. They just legit do not know that the job security or benefits they have are BECAUSE of the union. They assume it would be there regardless
@TinyGhosty
@TinyGhosty 11 ай бұрын
"When you initially got on your bullshit" and "When I began to be on my bullshit" are both gems I must incorporate into my life, thanks Sad Boyz!
@SleepyMedia
@SleepyMedia 11 ай бұрын
Jordan mentioning Bipolar medication is so true. It took so long of throwing things at the wall until we tried Lithium. Was always worried about side effects but getting to my dosage I was truly like "Oh, this is how a person functions... Interesting." Also I feel like so many of us being like "My experience with physical and mental health was a mess until I realized my experience WAS different from the norm and went to a doctor" is a result of growing up in a culture of "Everyone deals with that. Everyone get's tired shut up."
@liriodendronlasianthus
@liriodendronlasianthus 11 ай бұрын
Same here. Lithium has been a game changer for me.
@reckless_herb
@reckless_herb 11 ай бұрын
omg and when that is coming from your family who does also experience it so it cements that it’s true
@AsteroSloth
@AsteroSloth 11 ай бұрын
I have to blame whoever called that shih lithium. Like I’ve no clue what I’m saying here but I’m gonna guess that the normal reaction to lithium is being like “well that doesn’t sounds like something that should be coming into my body tf”
@hanamachii_
@hanamachii_ 11 ай бұрын
​@AstronautSluthImeanSloth It's because it's literally the same thing they use in batteries, on the periodic table. Unfortunately they couldn't NOT call it lithium, since the medication genuinely uses that metal. 😅
@rockwellmacgillivray3687
@rockwellmacgillivray3687 11 ай бұрын
As someone who works for a water damage mitigation team it’s difficult having to explain to people that we are in fact not allowed to put anything back
@edidi5717
@edidi5717 11 ай бұрын
really?! how come?
@ivy7417
@ivy7417 11 ай бұрын
@@edidi5717 I'd assume for liability reasons? People will sue over anything.
@erinnielsen5423
@erinnielsen5423 11 ай бұрын
@@ivy7417 I always wonder how much easier everyone’s lives would be if over-litigious d-bags were held liable for all court costs
@hanamachii_
@hanamachii_ 11 ай бұрын
The crazy part is that the team isn't required to have someone on it trained to do just that 😅
@rockwellmacgillivray3687
@rockwellmacgillivray3687 11 ай бұрын
@@edidi5717 it is liability, insurance companies fight so hard not to pay people for damage so if we touch anything that we’re not supposed to they won’t pay out
@Julia-gl7zu
@Julia-gl7zu 11 ай бұрын
i love to see you guys allying with the working class and having serious conversations about it! god bless this is what a platform should be used for thank u comrades
@martinthemarine920
@martinthemarine920 11 ай бұрын
i mean, they *are* the working class. maybe a little more well off than some others (which is not a bad thing) but certainly working class
@kdc6002
@kdc6002 11 ай бұрын
wait wdym, i thought working class is synonymous with lower/poor class?
@slippinndippin1421
@slippinndippin1421 11 ай бұрын
@@kdc6002 generally yeah, but when you’re comparing yourself to people at the top we’re all fucking poor. we need unity with everyone below the truly rich to really make some change
@zimbu_
@zimbu_ 11 ай бұрын
Depending on the definition working/middle class is often more about education and the type of job a person has, so working class people aren't necessarily poor. A welder is a tradesperson who derives their income from wage labour, so they're working class by most definitions, but an underwater welder working for an oil company can have a six digit income. These are definitions that keep changing with time and the political aims of whoever is doing the defining, for example originally "upper class" just meant "royalty and nobility".
@earthavi
@earthavi 11 ай бұрын
@@kdc6002Like the previous responses pointed out, defining working class really depends on your views on labor, economic status, and the relationship between those two. For example, I primarily subscribe to the Marxian theory that there are two primary economic classes: the bourgeoisie, who own the means of production and buy others’ labor power, and the proletariat, who sell their labor power
@heckinwes6080
@heckinwes6080 11 ай бұрын
My college apartment is a mystery of things wrong. In the past year we had; ants (twice), spiders, wasps, a detached wall that had asbestos behind it, a broken toilet at one point, a door with a dollar worth of quarters gap around the whole thing (door was replaced and then wouldn’t shut if the sun was shining on the door). And in February and March our heat went out 6 times, always on the weekend and always when it snowed, they ‘fixed it’ and we got the genuinely strangest interactions we’ve ever had because of it. I go to school in Rochester New York 💀 it would be Impressive if it wasn’t so annoying and problematic. Edit: found out our pipes are covered in lead 🥲
@josefinarivia
@josefinarivia 11 ай бұрын
i dont believe in the supernatural and all, but perhaps it was GHOSTS?!
@arsena5209
@arsena5209 11 ай бұрын
​@@josefinariviayes the ghosts of the previous landlords
@Jon-T
@Jon-T 11 ай бұрын
All DIY electrical work needs to be done when the stuff you're working on is de-energized (turned off at the breaker panel). And always keep in mind that minor mistakes with electrical work can easily cause house fires/bodily harm/property damage/death. Online home repair/improvement videos are usually great, but too often people skip vitally important safety steps. Electricity travels at the speed of light, is invisible, can travel through connecting objects, and can kill at levels far lower than what powers your home, please be careful.
@cdw2468
@cdw2468 11 ай бұрын
i'll try and fix things on my own most of the time, but the one thing i will never fuck with is electricity stuff
@lyle_the_lemon_boy
@lyle_the_lemon_boy 11 ай бұрын
on my own health journey w/ sleep and adhd, autism, depression, and some sort of chronic illness,,, but I got started on adhd meds today! and part of getting myself there is this podcast and how you guys say like,, you deserve to feel good and functional. just because you can like... make yourself do things, it doesnt have to be that way and you deserve help and im so thankful for that. u guys have helped ke woth my own self love journey so so much.
@amberrichards2778
@amberrichards2778 11 ай бұрын
Nice work, friend
@AsteroSloth
@AsteroSloth 11 ай бұрын
Lessgoooo positive change go brrrr
@mor4ls47
@mor4ls47 8 ай бұрын
i hope you're doing well!
@blindhein1854
@blindhein1854 11 ай бұрын
I HAVE NARCOLEPSY TOO (type 2, without cataplexy)! I finally got the doctors to give me a sleep study after two years of complaining of the exact things Demi described. I feel like, if they made sleep studies more common/more accessible, narcolepsy would be a lot more common. I was 23 when I got diagnosed and it's so relieving to at least KNOW what it is. Anyway I'm off to bed, I'm tired 😉💤
@rainbowsoffire
@rainbowsoffire 11 ай бұрын
Jarvis saying "There's so many little things wrong with me that I've just been ignoring my entire life," at 1:07:50 is very relatable and I feel called out
@juliar6647
@juliar6647 11 ай бұрын
The conversation about what is an actual medical condition and what is just an event in your life is really interesting and I think as an AFAB person I could add more to this conversation because to all that confusion you have to add the fact that on a monthly basis your hormones change soo much and you might never realise something is up because you'll just assume it's because of the hormones OR you might think that something is wrong with you and then never think that it might be connected to your cycle. Also an important context is that A LOT of medical issues in AFAB women are ignored and brushed off as just "feminine health stuff" and never looked into, at least in my and my close friends' experiences here in Europe.
@badger6882
@badger6882 11 ай бұрын
I really do think you have a point here. So much of my body and well-being ends up being influenced by my menstrual cycle. It’s niche and strange, but I’ve had hella spiritual experiences at certain times in the month and it’s kind of surreal to know it’s just because of hormone levels and baseline biological shifts. not really talked about really how people react to different medication, too.
@juliar6647
@juliar6647 11 ай бұрын
@badger6882 thank you for sharing your experience! It's crazy how little research there is on different conditions in relation to menstruation. There is some, don't get me wrong, but It's considered a fresh field of studies which is insane considering menstruation is nothing new lmao
@commonlune
@commonlune 11 ай бұрын
Demi makes the rounds on podcasts! Loved his Off Book episodes.
@garbagesalt
@garbagesalt 11 ай бұрын
he's got such a good voice for podcasts like he's just good to listen to, and it's the type of voice that picks up on microphones so well even with minimal editing
@jadesola_artist4041
@jadesola_artist4041 11 ай бұрын
Oh I gotta check it out
@beinggayiscool7835
@beinggayiscool7835 11 ай бұрын
Omg I have narcolepsy and got so excited when Demi was describing his symptoms because I was like I know what this is! But also so sorry king welcome to the club ❤
@meganscarber
@meganscarber 11 ай бұрын
Fr the podcast and comments are making me feel seen!!!!
@Anjispanja
@Anjispanja 11 ай бұрын
YES SAME!!! Took me kind of off guard bc I did NOT expect it. But LOVED IT
@Sam-mx6yh
@Sam-mx6yh 11 ай бұрын
Sleepy squad unite 😴❤️ I also only realizing it after getting a job that I loved, only for me to *still* be unable to stay awake 😅
@lunar.eclipse
@lunar.eclipse 11 ай бұрын
I work for a union and really appreciate this conversation. Everyone needs to be more educated about labor issues. I would LOVE to see a general strike. Solidarity with all the writers striking!
@SarahMaeBea
@SarahMaeBea 11 ай бұрын
I've had a crush on Demi since Gilmore Guys. Now hearing him talking about workers rights? 🥵 And about being a creative with a formula/math brain? 🥵🥵 (Also, nothing has convinced me I should get therapy more than how hard I related to "I just lose friends after 5 years". Yikes, it me. Yikes.)
@irock123ab
@irock123ab 11 ай бұрын
Did you see him dancing on a car after the election 🥵 that's when he got me
@AsteroSloth
@AsteroSloth 11 ай бұрын
Is losing friends after 5 years yk… not normal? I feel like 5 years is a normal time stamp for life changing situations that take people far from us or even ourselves from them. My best friend was only my best friend from kindergarten until 10th grade when he changed schools for the first time so idk makes sense to me lmao
@bow_and_aero1210
@bow_and_aero1210 11 ай бұрын
1:11:21 My Pepere, who turned 70 yesterday!!, is one of the cool ones! He has always been extremely supportive of everything my brother or I have ever done. Him and Gram (his wife) were the only family members that automatically accepted me when I came out as trans, everyone else were/are against it and tried to make me "change my mind". Ever since I came out him and gram have taught themselves so much about the LGBTQ+ community. One of my favorite examples of this was when I got a call from Gram because she had heard the term 'non-binary' on the news and wanted to get a better understanding of what it meant. Another moment that sticks out is when Pepere called me on June 1st a few years ago to tell me that the month of June is Pride month!!! He was so excited to share this with me, which I found funny because he knew that the year prior I had gone to NYC for World Pride Parade lol. All my friends love him and Gram so much, they call him "our Pepere", a role he gladly accepted. I love him with all of my heart. So to all the people in the older generations who say they're stuck in their ways and can't possibly change now are total liars.
@Grace-ur4ml
@Grace-ur4ml 11 ай бұрын
I have narcolepsy! I messaged Jarvis about it a long time ago when I was diagnosed that his symptoms sounded a lot like mine. I’m really glad that he’s pursuing a sleep study.
@djtaitai
@djtaitai 11 ай бұрын
Demi was once one half of the greatest music podcast known to music podcast listeners, Punch Up The Jam. I miss him and Miel talking about songs together. Got me through many shitty night shifts
@irock123ab
@irock123ab 11 ай бұрын
I still listen to their episodes!!! Every once in a while I'll listen to a newer episode but I just can't get into it the same way without them as hosts
@guymry
@guymry 11 ай бұрын
43:45 This whole part of the conversation was really relieving to hear from bigger creators. I recently put out a video that was a bit different from the content I usually make and now over half my sub base came just from that video. My stress about how to continue forward with different content has just led to difficulty creating anything, but this took so much pressure off my back. The Sad Boyz podcast is continuously fantastic for my mental well-being, and I am immensely appreciative of what you guys do!
@meredithpaparone3969
@meredithpaparone3969 11 ай бұрын
honestly, demi talking about falling asleep in the room made me realize I might truly have narcolepsy, I’ve always felt like I must just be lazy or low energy.
@sourpatchkids351
@sourpatchkids351 11 ай бұрын
same! i literally failed so many of my final exams (not like i was going to get my ib diploma anyway but it still sucked ahaha) because no matter how much sleep i got, i was always EXHAUSTED and couldn’t manage to stay awake. i love taking tests and even when it came to my absolute favorite class of all time, i fell asleep within ten minutes! (it was even worse when i started college and couldn’t even stay awake during class, let alone wake up in order to get there.) all of my friends made fun of me for it but now i’m starting to think this isn’t just a normal low energy thing
@genericname8727
@genericname8727 11 ай бұрын
@@sourpatchkids351 even if it’s not narcolepsy, that sounds like an atypical level of fatigue. Definitely sounds like a sleep disorder of some kind to me
@melt3563
@melt3563 11 ай бұрын
​@@sourpatchkids351 IB stress (on top of homelife stress and other medical issues) was a significant contributing factor to me being diagnosed with fibromyalgia 4 years ago. If you can, please try to get checked out by a doctor for fatigue-related illness!
@Sam-mx6yh
@Sam-mx6yh 11 ай бұрын
Sleep study sleep study sleep study!!!!!!!!!!!! Since getting diagnosed with narcolepsy, I have developed so much more patience with myself and it has been so freeing
@LordOfJonix
@LordOfJonix 11 ай бұрын
I'm actually going through the same thing Demi was going through wrt falling asleep randomly/during important stuff. I am currently waiting on my sleep study to confirm narcolepsy (those symptoms sound very familiar) but glad to know it happens to other people because it can be very isolating.
@_emory
@_emory 11 ай бұрын
“With every good thing, there are like a million bad things between it” Thank y’all for being so vulnerable. Some of us need to hear this ✊
@SHINeegirl501
@SHINeegirl501 11 ай бұрын
glad to hear you guys are pursuing getting sleep studies done! really wish sleep studies were more of a standard test any time someone complains about fatigue but for some reason general physicians don't seem to think about sleep much despite it being one of the most important processes for humans to live. also always awesome to see more narcolepsy representation, it's such a misunderstood condition so it's great to see people talk about their experiences. the good place was one of my comfort shows when i was seeking my diagnosis so it's kind of cool to know one of the writers was going though the same thing (as much as it sucks and i don't wish it on anyone haha)
@exoZelia
@exoZelia 11 ай бұрын
Considering child influencers have so little control over their lives and money it's gross to see. It's the same idea as child actors, but it's just the parents on a smartphone and that's so much more unsettling
@joshuazeeman7553
@joshuazeeman7553 11 ай бұрын
Hey Jarvis, sleep apnea related to mouth breathing is when your throat stops you from breathing while you're asleep for extended durations. Not enough to kill you (although it can) but it's depriving your brain of oxygen repeatedly overnight. Look into getting a CPAP! I have a deviated septum and it helped immensely with both fatigue and even grinding my teeth. Sleep study is great too
@j_v_k_
@j_v_k_ 11 ай бұрын
thank u for talking about the writers strike and the working class! power to all the people, every industry, every workplace
@ATTACKofthe6STRINGS
@ATTACKofthe6STRINGS 11 ай бұрын
Bro, the “language barrier” bit. There was a storm that blew through FL that knocked a bunch of fencing down around the neighborhood. I saw my neighbor putting up some fencing, so I went to help. Russian. Spoke maybe 3 English words. I, bilingual, and neither blessed with the Russian language, spoke maybe 1. He pulled out his phone and google translated something to the tune of “just follow me”, and we basically point-spoke to each other for, I’d say, an hour or two, putting up the fencing he’d lost on the part of the property adjacent to mine. Finished up, we thanked each other, and the fence has been decent enough since. Let me tell you, those first few minutes of trying to get each other up to speed on how we were going to communicate? Genuine mini-sitcom. Not over-the-top-haha funny, but just that mundane futzing you can’t help but chuckle at.
@_emory
@_emory 11 ай бұрын
The “writer questions” are def appreciated, it’s nice to hear about it from a writer, especially now
@exacto0
@exacto0 11 ай бұрын
learning i might be autistic saved me fr because as a trans teenager i really needed to ground myself with who i was or explaining to myself how my brain works, i cant imagine who or where i would be today note: im 20, i found out im autistic like around 2019
@carlynscolorfulcreations
@carlynscolorfulcreations 11 ай бұрын
Yo, I was so hoping you guys would talk about this topic! Thanks guys for another great video!
@randomtangle4629
@randomtangle4629 11 ай бұрын
For the preference of looking stuff up, for me it’s sorta because I prefer reading to speaking generally, I like taking things at my own pace, and I don’t want to waste someone’s time if I figure it out quickly after one step.
@sharshey6035
@sharshey6035 11 ай бұрын
it is a terrible rainy sad day for me today but this has cheered me up immensely :-) thank u jarvis and jordan (and demi!!)
@swarmofbees730
@swarmofbees730 11 ай бұрын
It’s so nice to see men talking so openly about mental health. Keep up the good work! ❤
@Sappby
@Sappby 11 ай бұрын
Here in Colorado it’s been raining like crazy too, but it’s so strange because Colorado is typically a dry place. Like the main color outside in the summer is usually yellow, so it’s really strange to have humid weather especially as a landlocked state that touches Utah and Arizona.
@cryptiddy
@cryptiddy 11 ай бұрын
​@mana256k Humidity is a measure of air dryness. Like, Antarctica is technically a desert
@neglectedrat
@neglectedrat 11 ай бұрын
feel very seen knowing Demi has narcolepsy. I have "idiopathic hypersomulance" cause I couldn't pass the criteria for narcolepsy in my sleep study. currently taking armodafonil and still feeling as eepy as ever, just can't eep :( yay for narcolepsy awareness tho
@seiciy3339
@seiciy3339 11 ай бұрын
hearing about demi's experience with narcolepsy has made me want to look into my own sleep health... because i can get 12 hours of sleep and still be exhausted. it was so cool hearing someone else have the same issue -- def going to check in with a doctor about it
@mitchb9882
@mitchb9882 11 ай бұрын
I LOVE DEMI AND I'M SO EXCITED
@Maria_745
@Maria_745 11 ай бұрын
Gatekeeping this particular bagel is so funny to me because it's not a random hole in the wall it's their sixth location in nyc lol
@tierrawright814
@tierrawright814 11 ай бұрын
as a fan of Punch Up the Jam and Sad Boyz, this video ABSOLUTELY rocked my damn world
@makstracy
@makstracy 11 ай бұрын
He's got such a great speaking voice wtf. I have never heard an American accent like that it's so so cool.
@badger6882
@badger6882 11 ай бұрын
You’re so right. It’s radio quality too
@lauraduplessis295
@lauraduplessis295 11 ай бұрын
This is so weird seeing him with the voice he’s always been disembodied and now he’s on the creen
@andchimeras
@andchimeras 11 ай бұрын
Oh boy that Baby Gronk thing. Welcome to Canadian junior hockey culture, y'all.
@iris.gracias
@iris.gracias 11 ай бұрын
Perfect timing, I was just getting ready to start my saturday reset amd listening to the pod while cleaning is always a blast!
@phoebem2979
@phoebem2979 11 ай бұрын
fellow aussie?
@ivy7417
@ivy7417 11 ай бұрын
Forgot timezones exist and started freaking out thinking I'd accidentally skipped work today (I work Saturdays and it's a Friday 😂)
@carlynscolorfulcreations
@carlynscolorfulcreations 11 ай бұрын
Same, I was just about to sit down and paint and put on their podcast when the notification hit lol 😆
@iris.gracias
@iris.gracias 11 ай бұрын
​@@ivy7417 hahaha, yeah I've been there too😂
@pluto244
@pluto244 11 ай бұрын
very happy this comes out once a week. i am going through the podcast at a fast speed
@wartygourd
@wartygourd 10 ай бұрын
i love this podcast because it gets down to the nitty gritty of mental health and mental illness awareness and acceptance whilst also talking about the topical issues at hand in a thought provoking manner. also Jarvis's laugh is delightful alongside Jordan's reactions.
@tackycardia
@tackycardia 11 ай бұрын
Demi’s such a cool dude, thanks for bringing him on!
@jessica_18
@jessica_18 11 ай бұрын
Oooof the talk about being consistent about your meds and feeling like crap when you can’t just Do The Thing without help really hit bc I was talking to my therapist about that this morning
@Dork2099
@Dork2099 11 ай бұрын
Terrific conversation- you guys really hit the substantive content this week and I’m here for it!
@michaelg2607
@michaelg2607 11 ай бұрын
Jarvis always talks about his old tech content, kinda makes me go back and wanna watch it, even though I normally hate tech stuff
@shayla4007
@shayla4007 11 ай бұрын
literally jumped for joy when i saw demi was coming on sad boyz. three of my favorite internet people together !!
@kdc6002
@kdc6002 11 ай бұрын
this was fun to watch on my car ride to massachusetts, thank you jarvis and co.
@anythingispossible111
@anythingispossible111 11 ай бұрын
Very insightful conversation. Great guest.
@lordknightalex
@lordknightalex 11 ай бұрын
ayyyy narcolepsy gang!!!!! i was only able to get my sleep study and diagnosis after graduating and its fucking wild how i spent so much of my early 20s like "haha yeah being always sleepy and almost falling asleep while standing up is just a silly little character quirk teehee ;P" like. why did it take until i was physically unable to stay awake long enough to properly work on my thesis to be like oh maybe something is wrong like pathologically 💀
@kenzie4217
@kenzie4217 11 ай бұрын
Hey at least be thankful you can take medications safely.. Im pretty damn sure i have ADHD, but cant use any of these medications because I'm also an addict on top of that. And like i feel like society kinda leaves people like me in the dust. Like i cant take adderall or vyvanse or ritalin. So now society's not gonna give me any alternative. and everyone seems to either have an opinion of "oh you have adhd so it's totally ok for you to take adderall" or they have the "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" mentality. Neither of which is even remotely helpful to me. Sorry if this seems like a rant. But nobody ever talks about the issue of addicts not getting the help they need for coexisting disorders
@kenzie4217
@kenzie4217 11 ай бұрын
This obviously applies even moreso to pain patients who cant take pain meds because of a prior addiction. Theyre just kinda left to suffer
@user-su7cv9gz7p
@user-su7cv9gz7p 11 ай бұрын
Reading this made me incredibly sad. They shouldn’t be able to tell you no to getting medicated when you’re diagnosed with it. They could easily just do random checks on you to make sure you’re not using it to relapse. I’m so sorry and I can’t even become close to knowing how much you must suffer every day. Life is already hard enough.
@henotic.essence
@henotic.essence 11 ай бұрын
I'm terribly sorry to see you in this predicament. You want to get better and want to do the work, but there are barriers to care 🥺 I hope you can get access to therapy, someone who knows a lot about ADHD to help you live as best you can even if you don't have the meds 🙏❤️ praying for you, keep strong!
@katc2040
@katc2040 11 ай бұрын
It does really sound awful. However, there's no solution. What can they do to change the chemistry of your brain without the aids of meditation?
@kenzie4217
@kenzie4217 11 ай бұрын
@@katc2040 do you not hear how regressive what youre saying is? "Oh we dont know the answer yet so you just have to deal with it." We should be looking for alternatives for people like me, or finding a way to make these medications safer. The medical field progresses rapidly. Youre attitude is the kind i mentioned in my original post
@BBXcompany
@BBXcompany 10 ай бұрын
this is the most ive related as someone who's been trying to get into the industry i just feel hopeless and depressed about it most of the time
@gwendolynmitchell4291
@gwendolynmitchell4291 11 ай бұрын
I was listening to this on Apple Podcasts but I had to come here to comment once you started talking about narcolepsy. I’m 24, and since high school I’ve been falling asleep when I definitely shouldn’t be. In class, in the movie theatre, sometimes standing up… I’m a dancer so I see a lot of live performances and feel AWFUL because I fall asleep during these beautiful shows but I just can’t help it. I’ve always attributed it to different things, and kinda joked that it could be narcolepsy. I only seriously started considering it a few months ago, but I always gaslight myself into thinking it’s not “bad enough” to pursue. Hearing your experience was so validating and empowering. You probably won’t see this but thank you so much for sharing 🙏
@sushitornado
@sushitornado 11 ай бұрын
when i saw demis name on the title i gasped - really loving the guests youve been bringing on! great conversation, great episode, love yall
@jillopdog
@jillopdog 11 ай бұрын
literally thank you so much for mentioning sense8 jarvis, literally my favorite show of all time that was done the dirtiest
@heojune-shim
@heojune-shim 10 ай бұрын
i watched this a bit ago but wanted to come back to comment this: hearing Demi's experience with narcolepsy made me horrified because it mirrored my own experiences so much, so i was looking into any sleep tests i could find- but i was also really lucky to already have an ADHD appointment on the horizon. after my appt (not surprised- definitely have ADHD) and after getting on medication i have noticed a scary huge reduction in my unavoidable dozing off at my desk at work/inability to stay awake at times no matter how much sleep i've gotten. still need to do a sleep test, but symptoms are helped now! thank you SO much for this vid, the guests you guys have, and your channel. if not for this, i wouldn't have known that i might also have narcolepsy (which i now suspect is probably caused by my chronic illness) thank you thank you!
@lemonmintcat4269
@lemonmintcat4269 11 ай бұрын
I don't know how much I can say, but in the states there is so much struggle in the medical system. I'm glad to hear at least in the UK folks are trying. I cried at work yesterday and I only do office stuff. Hospitals are over working nurses then laying them off! And it is genuinely criminal how low doctors in training are paid. Even well paid doctors have talked about taking pay cuts so they can retain more staff but the hospital systems won't allow it. And there is more issues with quality care and safety. Everyone is genuinely upset and trying to make it better, but its hard when there is just so much weight. Thats why we need unions, we can be strong for each other.
@evelyneca7454
@evelyneca7454 11 ай бұрын
Great episode! Loved learning about what is going on with the writer strike!
@SarahOConnor-vi3ue
@SarahOConnor-vi3ue 11 ай бұрын
I think most people want LONGER videos but maybe im just biased. a 30-40 minute Jarvis video would be great!
@TobinL1212
@TobinL1212 11 ай бұрын
This podcast has made me learn two things. one, my septum issue and breathing issues due to it is not a wild thing that people don't know about. and two, that it could cut years off of my life. Thank you Jarvis this is why you're my favorite content creator
@basil6060
@basil6060 11 ай бұрын
i quit adderall about 3 months ago after being on it on and off since 4th grade and i feel amazing. like i feel the best i have in my life. i’m taking a non narcotic non stimulant adhd med called strattera i tried it in the past and even set my negative opinions aside to try it again, i feel so much more clear headed , no more mood swings and energy crashes throughout the day and i’m not depressed!!!
@mooatthemoon538
@mooatthemoon538 11 ай бұрын
I feel so validated, and resonate so much with this episode.
@kenzieraeh
@kenzieraeh 11 ай бұрын
hey jarvis I don't usually comment on things but what you were saying about your sleeping habits reminded me of what I experience and I have TMJ! I'm undergoing treatment at the moment through the TMJ Sleep Therapy Centre. They have locations all over so maybe look into a TMJ and Sleep Apnea specialist in your area if you feel like you experience those kinds of symptoms!
@lyricperson24
@lyricperson24 11 ай бұрын
1:05:32 i’ve gotten to the point where i take my vyvanse every day because otherwise i feel like shit and can’t get anything done. my doctor definitely means well but she’s always encouraging me to take days off (which she hilariously calls “drug holidays”) and it’s like. idk man like i GET it but my ADHD doesn’t just disappear on the weekends?? like, there are things i want to do that may not be “”important”” or “”necessary”” that i really struggle to do without my meds, and it sucks that ADHD is so often viewed as a barrier to being a productive worker/student and nothing else. man sometimes i want to take my meds and spend the day hyper focused on stardew valley because it makes the serotonin go vroom in my brain!!
@maudparsons
@maudparsons 11 ай бұрын
So great seeing Demi with Sad Boyz!!
@gray9989
@gray9989 2 ай бұрын
this podcast continues to be painfully relatable when it comes to living with physical health conditions hh i have narcolepsy/hypersomnia .. it is textbook narcolepsy, but i have 'too many health problems to have narcolepsy; it's narcolepsy when you have a vanilla health record' and it's one of my most disabling conditions !! constant fatigue, sleepiness, sleep-drunkenness/sleep inertia, brain fog, etc. is so hard to manage. and omg i describe that sleep study as narcoleptic torture .. i was literally walking around in circles in my room watching the time go by so slowly and being so goddamn tired, and then they let you sleep and it's heavenly .. for like 20 minutes and you have to do it all again ... great study for results and diagnoses, but felt a bit hellish :p
@MsEsquire83
@MsEsquire83 11 ай бұрын
I have narcolepsy and central sleep apnea. Had the exact same experience with my first sleep study (hit REM within 4 seconds with each nap) and the adderall shortage has made life hell. Currently taking provigil (again) but it doesn’t work nearly as well.
@Yessica13
@Yessica13 11 ай бұрын
Jordan you are 100% right!! Winter in LA is colder (indoors) because we don't have heating/insulation like houses in colder locales.
@ktsonofwill
@ktsonofwill 11 ай бұрын
“A rising tide lifts all bones.” I’ve never heard that before but I like it.
@aprilg4116
@aprilg4116 11 ай бұрын
Been a fan of demi since episode 1 of gilmore guys. So excited to see this collab! Also I have extemely unrefreshing sleep. I had a sleep study but it was normal which doesn't make any sense to me. I have severe hypersomnia and always feel incredibly tired yet wired. Feels like I haven't slept in 4 years 💀
@mekinbah
@mekinbah 11 ай бұрын
What an awesome guest. Can't wait to see him again in 5 years.
@mmilcz833
@mmilcz833 11 ай бұрын
I feel like the best response that the bagel guy could’ve had was to do a TikTok saying something along the lines of “haha, you fell for my ploy! I wanted to promote a great restaurant because of the great bagel I had! Now they will be more popular than they ever could’ve before!” regardless of whether that actually was his intention or not. He could play it off as a joke by doing a silly voice or something. Not saying that what he did warranted any harassment of course, just that this would be such a fun way to end the situation.
@AvidCat5000
@AvidCat5000 11 ай бұрын
Words make writers come alive. Writers who breathe stars into media. Even if all in pictures, hidden are thousands. Corporates will often fall default to banks. Directions altered to fit new standards. Writers watch as scripts are worshiped, burned. Words are symbols of revolutions. Revolutions breathe new life into old stars. Stars that shine far beyond our bickering. Without words, humanity is doomed. In short phrases, alone, we save ourselves. Writers watch the world as it echoes: hope.
@PatrickBC
@PatrickBC 11 ай бұрын
Demi is a original sad boi for me. So fucking nice and wholesome to see him here with you guys. Love you, boyz!
@aaronharvey5625
@aaronharvey5625 11 ай бұрын
The number of absolutely insane sentences that were talked about in this episode is astounding and I love it. All the baby gronk stuff, “I’m 40 hours into the search for this bagel”, “he found it because someone that does bagel tours in New York recognized the wrapper.”
@Alyssa-sn9fp
@Alyssa-sn9fp 11 ай бұрын
I LOVE DEMI! This collab made my morning
@the_Sarahnator
@the_Sarahnator 11 ай бұрын
Jarvis mentioning John Green: worlds colliding. I also have watched VlogBrothers for almost as long as they've been on KZbin!
@tiwiogunye
@tiwiogunye 11 ай бұрын
The way Jarvis butchered that Nigerian name. I'm in tearssss lmao.
@FirstLast-po8oz
@FirstLast-po8oz 11 ай бұрын
flood insurance is always separate coverage you have to purchase.
@shaihulud2977
@shaihulud2977 11 ай бұрын
Forever my Gilmore Guy, so happy to see Demi whenever he pops up on my YT feed
@shilosonora6147
@shilosonora6147 11 ай бұрын
i love Jarvis rambling about a bagel towards the end of the pod
@anngelcore
@anngelcore 11 ай бұрын
y’all talking about it being rainy in LA meanwhile canada just had the warmest shortest winter ever; the climate rlly do be changing and it’s terrifying!!
@sebastianissocool
@sebastianissocool 11 ай бұрын
WOW I am so stoked about Mr. Electrolemon himself!!!
@mari98_
@mari98_ 11 ай бұрын
i think a hard part with vfx unionization is that’s it seem as more tech adjacent than creatives adjacent, and the stem/tech field in their education curriculums often feel above and more “logical” for not engaging in fields like sociology or history, which begins people on a slippery slop in their education and careers thinking they don’t have to engage with ethical and social dilemmas that directly affect them which makes them more susceptible to union busting rhetorics
@zshinabargar
@zshinabargar 11 ай бұрын
Jordan is trying hsi best
@_emory
@_emory 11 ай бұрын
They need to stop looking at isolated data so hard. Sometimes when I click off a youtube video it has nothing to do with how engaging it is, sometimes I get interrupted. Sometimes I have to poop
@ML-db8zg
@ML-db8zg 11 ай бұрын
I feel really bad for any creative team on a project, because they're the first to get blame if something is "bad" (subjective), usually ignored, and crunched the most. Once big execs switch to a content mindset they shouldn't be allowed to run/oversee projects. You cannot account for creativity within financial constraints
@briannadefalco5363
@briannadefalco5363 11 ай бұрын
Thank you sad boys for reminding me to take my meds even though it's my day off
@EskiDl2
@EskiDl2 11 ай бұрын
great episode as always :)
@jestyr5979
@jestyr5979 11 ай бұрын
the entire west coast has had very weird weather for a year, not just california
@prettyinpink1222
@prettyinpink1222 11 ай бұрын
OMGGGG DEMI. I haven’t seen him in a MINUTEEE ❤
@JLynn72788
@JLynn72788 11 ай бұрын
I feel like having Jarvis as a best friend would be so great.
@allisas8018
@allisas8018 11 ай бұрын
from someone on the other side of that customer service phone call: we (at least i do) stress about saying the right stuff in the right tone i dont want to come off as an asshole either so dont put too much pressure on yourself to be the best or something. and trust me when i say that even if u r accidentally rude to someone they have already forgotten about it, we can get anywhere between 40-70 calls a day (individually) i am too tired to remember all the people i talked to, even if they were "rude".
@jaleighadunlap8791
@jaleighadunlap8791 11 ай бұрын
great to meet my brother in narcolepsy, the sleep study for narcolepsy was an absolute nightmare
@Artifying
@Artifying 11 ай бұрын
I have narcolepsy and I just visited my sleep doctor today. Trying a new med right now so fingers crossed.
@looney1023
@looney1023 9 ай бұрын
His letterboxd is on point. Great follow!
@phoeberose2429
@phoeberose2429 11 ай бұрын
I've also got narcolepsy and they really take so long to diagnose you
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