Podcast #61 - Guessing Foreign Slang

[@russshh]

when julien said that thing about "the worlds most silent fan" I thought for a second or two that by fan they meant a person lol

[@killedirl7214]

same

[@jengagliardi8990]

Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhh SAAAAMEUUUUHHH

[@duchessedeberne3909]

Same

[@Ami_E_Bowen]

Lol glad I wasn't the only one!

[@cassie3037]

More youtubers need to start doing podcasts. Sitting at work with this podcast, Not Too Deep, or Shane and Friends playing in the background is the highlight of my work week.

[@korey1293]

+Cassandra Lee trisha paytas just started one recently :)

[@OpinionatedChicken59]

+Kati Nicole OMG seriously? I need to find it!

[@korey1293]

Violent Rainbow its called dishwithtrish and its only on soundcloud. It's a lot like her asktrishas because she doesn't know what she's doing yet

[@_sharon_ann_]

+Cassandra Lee Tyler Oakley has one with Korey Kuhl called psychobabble. Its free on itunes :)

[@lgwhid]

+Cassandra Lee straight talk with ross mathews is a great podcast and they have two episodes each week (find on itunes or podcast one)

[@CreaturesofNat]

I'm Australian and I've never heard most of the shit. Sandwich is sanga, no one really says cut lunch anymore. We say relo's for relatives! Bonnet is right, ''pop the bonnet mate''. Basically we just cut the word in half and add an 'o' or an 'a' to the end.

[@ashybrie]

I say rellies for relatives, it's different for every state. most of those words won't be used in metro areas, more in the country with older people.

[@CreaturesofNat]

ashybrie Really?! I've never actually heard rellies! I'm from Melbourne, must be different down here (assuming you're not from here ha!).

[@madinorwood4227]

+Creatures of Nat i live near Melbourne and we all say rellies haha

[@ashybrie]

+Creatures of Nat I'm in Adelaide, never heard someone say rellos here!

[@maddymcmanus6247]

We just shorten every word possible. Arvo, g'day, servo, bottle-o, sanga, bowlo

[@taylormcclure1430]

This is my favorite thing to listen to while I'm doing all the adult things I have to do in life. Laundry, dishes, cleaning. This makes it go by much faster! Thanks for the giggles 💜💜

[@heidivuitton4447]

The hand in the corner is so distracting

[@kittymarie397]

it's a cardboard cutout if that helps

[@sheenalederman3766]

Heidi Vuitton yeah it is. I thought it was a real hand for a few episodes.... thought they were holding a mic tho

[@Ami_E_Bowen]

That made me laugh after I saw it after seeing your comment.

[@austinwhite1018]

Hey Jenna and Julien for your nxt Conspiracy theory vid can u guys talk about Area 51

[@paytonbarnett5621]

Zen Wolf roswell?

[@ilovehim1995h]

Noooo

[@_e11e_78]

We use bugger in Aus too. It technically means anal sex, but it isn't used that way. It's used more like oh shit! you'd say bugger. Or can also be a friendly insult, like "you little bugger" "you cheeky bugger". Bollocks is also used in the same way as oh shit, or bugger.

[@kattwade]

As an English person, not all of those slang words are ones that people actually use. Would be funny to have people from the countries actually send you words (since they'll use them in every day life!)

[@lovingthetmbx12]

+kattwade Yeah thats a good idea if that happened the british slang would be more accurate!

[@urbanlyrics9176]

I think it's legit British slang rather than modern ones :/

[@clairehopkins3551]

A lot of them are Scottish as well

[@JNMKlover]

@@clairehopkins3551 like grog

[@jackbertwistle3666]

The way they pronounced Galah was fucking priceless... dead

[@poppycarroll4266]

was about to say that. lost my shit when they said "galla"

[@jessicayork6468]

haha yeah i lost it when i heard that too hahahahaha

[@brionykay1]

+Jack Bertwistle lol, it sure was! I will forever think of them when I hear Alf Stewart call someone 'a flaming galah' - for non-australians Alf Stewart is a character in a popular Australian TV show - Home and Away. :) look up 'Flamin' Mix 6' :21 !

[@ashybrie]

+BaileynBri wouldn't personally say it's a popular TV show... to me it's a shit soap opera and I can't watch that or Neighbours.

[@brionykay1]

+ashybrie haha, yeah fair enough, a well known show then, that people either love or hate ☺ i dont mind home and away, but yeah have not watched neighbours in years!

[@darcidevonne2607]

Im Australian and I haven't heard of half of them, basically all the ones that you thought were ridiculous iv never heard of.

[@isabellaayrout9703]

ikr

[@regisatlas]

I just watched like 9 of Julien's vlogs bc I was away and had to catch up and now this yessss love you guys

[@LyricalRationality]

I really appreciate you guys doing the podcasts because I can listen to you while I work, without being overly distracted. Whether it's silly fluffy stuff or really intellectual conversations, I look forward to each one. Thanks again!

[@suzietalbot8045]

the colouring on this podcast is on point, keep this setting Julien pls!

[@NatalieNIM]

born and raised in england and i only knew 10% wtf hahahah we don't speak like that

[@melissapecore8535]

+NatalieNIM well its a good lesson , don't believe everything you hear or see. theres slangs i don't use or hear from my area, that suppose to be american slangs . i do not say Fleek or something like YOLO . i am so lame then.

[@hannahsmith3807]

Same, I was thinking maybe it's specific to certain areas, bugger does not mean that here neither does boiler. Where the fuck are these from? None of them are used anywhere near me or anywhere that I've heard of and the ones I knew had crap definitions. Grass was right and that's the only one I knew.

[@TheShinyShow]

+NatalieNIM I knew piece (sandwich), boiler (ugly), bugger (it doesn't mean anal sex), stroppy (angry childish type thing), "up the duff" (pregnant, never heard of duff like they had), grass (snide), chat up, trampy (slagish), biscuit, solicitor and bollocks. Charva, deshuffed, duff make no sense to me.

[@suchnothing]

+EsotericFallacies Bugger does mean anal sex, but it's often not used that way. Usually the way I hear it used is as a general curse (oh, bugger!) or as a way of saying that something bad was done to you (we got totally buggered) and things like that. It's kind of interchangeable with "fuck" or "screwed", and is often used the same way - to fuck or screw means to have sex (in slang terms), but it's more often used to mean other things, like getting "fucked up" or "screwed over" or whatever. A lot of every day curse words have their origins in sexual innuendo. Knackered is another one. It means your exhausted from all the sex you're having, but tends to get used in non-sexual situations more often.

[@OscarMarohn23]

+NatalieNIM My understanding when it comes to language in England is that there are 20 million different accents, literally one for every city and different accents for the different parts of different cities.... Edit: 20 million being an exaggeration

[@NatalieNIM]

"i hit my bollocks on the fucking balance beam, man". TOO FUNNY hahaha

[@bluntforcetanya]

just so you guys know you're the only podcast where I do not skip the sponsor mentions at any point bc yours aren't the same prerecorded bytes every time, they're actual new interesting conversation sections every time. I appreciate having 1 single podcast where I don't have to pull my phone out & tediously skip through a little at a time til I find the end of the sponsor piece :P [also re: "GET AN EMOJI" I thought you were gonna say "GET PNEUMONIA" & it was SO funny for that .2 of a second where I was LIVING in a world where that's what was being said.]

[@kirstenmichelle]

Okay, I'm going to preface this comment with the fact that I watch all of your videos religiously. I'm a HUGE fan of you two and seriously die laughing during all your videos that show up in my feed. So with that being said I totally had this dream about you guys last night and in my dream Julien was leaving Jenna for Rachel Ray. RACHEL FUCKING RAY. I was so livid when I woke up that I had to immediately check your channel's to make sure this bullshit wasn't true. And it wasn't, obviously lol. Okay story time over. Great podcast guys!

[@G5xgajsjY793]

They got engaged just to escape the Wrath of Rachel Ray

[@elijahf]

please never change the intro/outro music it's dope af and i love having a mini dance break at the end of a great podcast

[@hollysmith2348]

I'm from Britain and I've never heard of piece being a packed lunch or boiler being an unattractive woman

[@hollysmith2348]

Bugger normally means someone being irritating or naughty

[@staceyj9704]

in Belfast (uk) a piece is a round of bread with butter lol

[@SeanJamesDocherty]

Piece is Scottish.

[@SuperCat600]

Piece is Scottish - it means sandwich

[@reynnboww8081]

I love these podcasts ❤️ I just want to say thank you for putting so much time and work into what you do ☺️ I hope you have a great day.

[@brynleehassan3614]

I love your guys sponsors your not sellouts but you do it quite professionaly and appropiately I live that you guys make podcasts and love you so much

[@RomioneLover]

I love listening to these while doing hw ,makes it all the better. Also Juliens segways into promoing is truly next level.

[@tehoken]

As a brit, I've NEVER heard anyone call a packed lunch a piece... Heard it for a gun a few times, but not a lunch... Never heard Boiler either :p Trampy isn't slutty, it's just... Shit. Like if you're wearing really raggedy and rubbish clothing. Also, Bellend is the greatest insult in THE WORLD. Pretty sure it's 100% british :p

[@RhiannonCook2]

Piece is sandwich in scotland

[@lizimaclean5475]

Piece is used a lot in Scotland a lot, I've heard most of them but I am from the north of England and we do have a lot of slang terms

[@tehoken]

Ah, maybe as they're an American company (I assume), they commited the Captial Crime of assuming that England, Scotland, Wales and NI have the same slang... That's a hanging offence :p

[@lizimaclean5475]

+Talyn Rahl it is indeed! Bad American App

[@kellym5535]

+Talyn Rahl Piece is definitely Scottish. :)

[@akcezz2011]

the way julien goes from talking about the podcast takes one word goes into a meundies ad.....fucking priceless

[@djbex28]

Watching this from the UK SO FUNNY hearing you saying the British words. Come visit and learn more!!! Love your vlogs x Bek from Scarnorough, UK. Slang words where I'm from include: Mint = Good, excellentChuffed = Happy

[@CheekyThrill]

+Jenna Julien Your talk regarding "rating people" was wonderful. Thank you for putting that out there.

[@shermdar_]

47:45 why do your hands disappear when you high five lol

[@brittanylong9260]

TheOnlyDare okay but I still need answers??????? WHY

[@Ami_E_Bowen]

@@brittanylong9260 green screen.

[@brionyjade22]

I am British 🇬🇧 Let me educate you 💕💕 We do sometimes use dapper but it’s mainly posh people who use it to describe someone else ahahah We do not use piece. We say lunch or dinner for lunch time We do not say boiler. A boiler is the machine that makes the house warm If we say bugger in Britain it is usually because we aren’t listening. Eg. Bugger lugs. (Lugs is ears) We tell people to bugger off (go away) or a bugger is someone who is annoying Stroppy is mad or in a bad mood. You can also throw a strop which is like have a tantrum We do not use duff for useless crap. We just say it’s rubbish Charva? Never heard of it. We say kids or children Grass would be used as grassed. So you can grass someone up or you get grassed up ahahah Chat up is flirt Dischuffed? We say chuffed for happy or pleased but not dischuffed for unhappy Trampy is looking like a prostitute. Not wearing much clothes and looking like a slut Biscuit is like a cookie in America Solicitor is a lawyer over here but we do say lawyer as well Bollocks is testicles or an exclamation. So like you drop something and say “oh bollocks” Hope you are more educated now 💕🇬🇧

[@Blue-qh9ux]

ive lived in australia my entire life and ive barely heard any of these slang terms? am i missing out on something here

[@ScuffedHomie]

+saikno Yeah its the same with me in the UK heard barley any of these

[@yourfav5358]

+James Trimmer what?? ive heard of all of these im scottish

[@ScuffedHomie]

+dumbdumb 9 a lot of them are from uk north and I live on the south coast but a lot of these slangs were pretty shit and makes us look like weirdos

[@jadewatkins4857]

I live in New Zealand and part of my family lives in AUS and only about 3 or 4 I've heard before and partly because my grandmas name is Sharon

[@beautybybect]

+saikno hahaha i agree what the heck are half of these things ... i lived in far north qld and thats where u get the pure aussie language come out and never heard any of this shit!!!

[@klaraadamcova7754]

i am from czech republic and we do speak czech. awwwwwwww my heart hurts, thank you for mentioning my country, love you so much.

[@JNMKlover]

How's things over there? From LA in USA

[@giovannazanella]

Here's me being the only weirdo that rewatches all podcasts from 4 years ago

[@JNMKlover]

Not just u DinkFam member👍

[@victoriaskellington]

Is there anyone else binging old podcast episodes right now?

[@M00NdaYn]

As a line cook... SOS means "sauce on side" LOL

[@Tilypo]

Sitting down for lunch and podcast is up! You guys are amazing! Love the podcasts so much

[@melissaradband2970]

I've been watching podcasts all day whilst doing A-level work so I'm extremely happy and weirded out that this has just been uploaded..

[@niamhw9208]

I know right?!? I was in the library for 4 hours today and listened to about 4 of them whilst I was making notes. I looked like an idiot laughing to myself in the library but it's like the best thing to study with! I'd normally listen to music but the fact that I always change the songs can just be a distraction and this is like 45-60 minutes of pure awesomeness is soooooo good.

[@chelseaschomburg1072]

I've been waiting for this podcast... Always excited to see when you guys post every Monday!

[@hollysmith2348]

A bonnet is the hood of a car in Britain too

[@lolzalicks]

I ordered a pair of MeUndies :3 As Shane says "Support them since they are supporting us!" Thankful for all of you guys

[@rhianna72]

being born and raised in the UK I can honestly say I've only heard about a third of those slang words ever...

[@hkazu63]

Rhianna Hennessey its a regional thing, I live in the West Midlands of England and Ive heard every single one 😂

[@lizchappell4547]

I never used to watch them but I have fallen in love with your podcasts

[@anamendozabey08]

Julians transitions to talk about MeUndies makes me die lmao

[@serenareeves933]

This made my day. I just had surgery today and I feel so much happier thanks guys!

[@annawelshdartsunna]

G'arn is pronounced as Garn and is used as "how ya garn" = "how are you going" 😂😂

[@savannahscott96]

That app is how writing my resume and filling out applications makes me feel! Before the interview, you are completely judged on what you can write down. Personality, motivation, and work ethic are what really make a difference, and the only way to do that is in person!

[@lelefrappie6068]

JENNA! JULIEN! HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED BALDERDASH??!! It's a game where someone draws a jargon/slang word, everyone writes a funny definition and the real definition is mixed in, then person who drew has to try to guess the real definition, it's hilarious!!!!

[@333SrG]

I Swear To God Julien's Segways Into The Sponsors Are LIFE!

[@AnnaBean83]

Boiler is one of my favourite insults. Bugger has its origins in anal sex but is most commonly used as a light hearted insult.

[@AnnaBean83]

Also, bollocks does mean testicles but it is used as an expression, like "oh bollocks, i dropped my phone" or a descriptor for something/someone horrible, useless etc.

[@hkazu63]

Anna Bean its not really a descriptor, its just a curse to replace "shit" 😂

[@camillecriswell3116]

The funniest thing about this podcast, for me, is that I work at iHeart Radio. What I do is involved with the advertising portion of radio and this morning I literally just fixed this account so their add can air. I texted my girlfriend and told her "what kind of name is MeUndies for a company??" and then two hours later you say it out loud. Anyway. You guys are great. Relationship Goals. Julien you made me go back to school to get my degree in DFVP because of your vlogzzzzzzzzz. Thank you for sharing you life/ existing in general because goalzzzz

[@airz12341]

Is this on a green screen or something what happened to Jenna's hand at 16:50

[@niggasjit]

+airz12341 Its not green-screened. Probably just some digital image adjustment or similar, from the rendering process or post-production, so to say

[@niggasjit]

Wouldnt that be something for a conspiracy vid.. Jenna is not real, she`s just a hologram projection from the future :O

[@zmaris2583]

+airz12341 same with julien's hand at 47:45

[@ElyssaMushinski]

+airz12341 Same with 47:45 with Julien's hand lol

[@Ashley-gm6xf]

+airz12341 PARALLEL UNIVERSE

[@kuma4619]

I love your podcasts :) I started watching them a little late and I wanted to watch them in chronological order so I'm 3 years late lol. But I just wanted to let you know that every podcast so far is verrry good entertainment and also has a lot of good content in it. I love it. I always watch it while having lunch or something. Sending all the love to you guys :)

[@ninaburghouts254]

i live in the czech republic and czech is the language .

[@yadiramayorga5897]

"I thought it was like a shortening of a country, and then I felt stupid" LOL I love Jenna

[@pepsipotato6479]

I'm British and I knew more of the Australian slag than our own

[@jessieandrews1569]

I love watching you guys. Thank you for being you!

[@Ami_E_Bowen]

Jenna: "Splatterdabs." Julien: "Appetizers?" Jenna: "Pancakes!" Julien: "Got it right!" Since when are pancakes appetizers? Lol.

[@xsophielous]

hahaah watching you say all the British slang is so funny! Ive not heard a few of them but the grass one hah you looked so confused! It means like a snake in the grass, some one who grassed on you to your parents or something! Like told on you! and bogging for Australia we say in Britain also but it means like dirty so ''aww your shoes are bogging!' or ' I need to take a shower after that work out im bogging! haha! Just a few examples haha! x

[@vickers5941]

47:46 ..the time Julien's hand disappeared into another dimension :D

[@vickers5941]

+vickers5941 oh and the "you have some schmutz on your face" is actually German..Schmutz means dirt ^^

[@znyznyzny]

+vickers5941 German or Jewish? Or both...but I think I've heard more Jews say it.

[@vickers5941]

Interesting. Might be one of the words that came into the German language through yiddish

[@sunflowercara8691]

@@znyznyzny yeah it's used a lot in Yiddish

[@ohAlaskaa]

Omg juliens transitions into talking about the sponsors are priceless!

[@ves.selsart]

That explains why people call Harry Styles 'Haz'

[@MegaSonglover99]

FallawayDun :0

[@orangehkk]

Duff - "oh that's a duff battery" like dead lol Stroppy - "stop being so stroppy" like hissy fit! Hahahaha this is so funny! Xx

[@EJericjackson]

47:46 why the hell do Juliens fingers disappear!? XD

[@SewSewMood]

+Hyena Media and Productions YEAH and at 16:53 what is going on? hahaha

[@kitykat713]

Like a minute before that too!!!! What is happening!?

[@patrickhodson8715]

It’s a gree🅱️ scree🅱️, 🅱️ro.

[@frondsbenefits]

33:50, Julian can you just make inspirational podcasts like this for me to listen to when I get up in the morning? That was beautiful man.

[@danbr8]

Im from England and I have said Bellend many times, and the fact Julien has seen Geordie Shore kills me haha

[@danbr8]

+danbr Bonnet is also a widely used English term haha

[@danbr8]

+danbr I actually understood just as much aussie slang as i did english slang

[@bethaneve4535]

Just found this channel, an hour a video? there goes my life...😂💞

[@SJ-jn1dv]

I'm Australian and most of these words are FUCKED UP, I've literally never heard them. This game 😂

[@TheCerealluvr]

The color (AND LIGHT) is SO MUCH better. Good tweaking friends (with the settings, as mentioned before).

[@airz12341]

It's so weird hearing Americans say bell end

[@jcmauthe]

I'm so happy you guys noticed Vytas wearing MeUndies! I thought I was the only one! I tweeted him and the company to try to get to the bottom of it, pun intended, BUT NOBODY LISTENS TO CIVILIANS.

[@ChannelHTS]

2,4,6,8 bog in don't wait is a aussie prayer

[@ashleighnolan9237]

I usually say 'hook in' rather than bog in. Like your sitting down for dinner, 'hook in guys!'

[@jessicafreeth326]

Speaking as an Aussie I can say that it definitely depends on where you live in the country and what age. The new generation of us have a completely different set of slang. I understood quite a few of them but there are definitely some that I have never heard before.

[@rikkiclarke9]

why the fuck did juliens hand disappear when he high-fived jenna?????/ #illuminatiprobably

[@chloe4924]

not quite illuminati confirmed, just illuminati probably.

[@aniMELcrossing]

same thing happened in the last podcast, I was so confused

[@catherinemorelli1828]

+Rikki Clarke Jenna and Julien aren't real. They're actually computer animated.

[@MistyPremium]

+Catherine Morelli *ancient aliens guy* Illuminati

[@perplexed_platypuss]

I got crazy chills when they started talking about the Peeple app because that’s exactly a Black Mirror episode concept. Mind BLOWN 🤯🤯🤯

[@saramichelle2589]

Justin already happening! Check this vid out kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5Wzon6enM1sg8k

[@CiaoBriella]

I went to ME UNDIES, was very excited to look at the pants then quickly realized they are 70 dollars. Just gotta tell myself I don't need them cause I ain't about to spend 70 damn dollars on a pair of pj pants ;-;

[@cristajoedwards9534]

funny. you say I look great today but I'm home sick. haha love you guys. you know how to make me happy.

[@kiyaluque]

Born in Australia, always lived here, and all these Aussie slangs are fucking with my head, I know like two so far HAHAHAHA. Bonnet, and relies (tho I'd say relos), grog like everyone knows.. like pretty much any that shocked you guys shocked me (and my Ma who is also watching with me).. one word ones I guess were easy but the weird long ones are mad old school and no one really says them anymore unless you live out in the bush really

[@kiyaluque]

Oh and duh Gullah cause it's a freaking bird and means you're acting like annoying.

[@noonenoone6586]

This is the podcast where Jenna and Julien switched spots

[@jacquelinewehr6400]

MARPEL! I hear the angry little cermet.

[@raniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii28]

oh i love you guys, the aussie slang had me cracking up!!! 😂😂 much love!!!

[@m3l.h400]

my friend went to america and the were asking about kangaroos and all that stuff and she had to lie a bit to make em happy

[@LadyHodor]

Props to Julien and his amazing sponsor lead ins.

[@laurensmith4708]

There was only a few of the aussie words I know and I live in Australia

[@elliekingham882]

So true! 😂

[@jenna9541]

I knew like all of them and I'm from New Zealand

[@Nenalynn13]

Julien's sliding into the promo for meUndies game is wayyy too strong. you never see it coming and then BAM! lol i love it! :D

[@JimbobVlogs]

A few of those Australian slang words we have in Britain :/ btw, bellend is 100% British!! XD

[@ashybrie]

I have never even heard an Australian say bellend, wouldn't consider it slang here. definitely 110% British

[@hkazu63]

Well dont forget guys, Australia was a British prison colony, the slang is going to be shared somewhere 😂

[@missbeaussie]

Never heard furphy in my life. I like your guesses for that better. Also high heeled jellies are glorious thank you

[@IsabelleLily]

I'm English (not Australian), and I knew most of these, but I'd say they are pretty out dated because this is the sort of language my 30-year-old sister in law would use

[@mattybee4077]

Haha, I love when you guys talk about Survivor! I am huge Survivor fan myself.

[@lisasavage2404]

Gallah is said like gah-larr Like the Australian bird :) Pink and grey bird :) But yeah means ur being a fool Like calling someone a goose

[@lisasavage2404]

I've never heard furphy before and I'm Aussie Never heard g'arn either Bonnet is right :) Take a bog means take a poop Like when ur hungover from an alcohol induced party u call it "grog bog" :) Lift is right Boozer is the drunk person that's always drunk Grog is alcohol Never heard hit ur kick (Australia doesn't usually have cheerleaders all that often) For someone to pick up the tab is "ur shout" not hit ur kick Never heard good oil either Most of those were horrible lol

[@brittanylong9260]

In America we say “loon” for that. Not like commonly but it’s an old phrase. “That old loonie bird!” “She’s such a loon.” Sorry this comment is so late lol

[@brittanylong9260]

*3 whole years late oops😂😂

[@xoxchelzeexox]

Love you guys! I love Mondays because of you!!!!

[@teacuptoe2143]

I know, Mondays are awesome now

[@Evecaldwell]

(Bellend is actually British not Aussie) Arvo, gday, rellies, car bonnet , grog, boozer, THESE ^^^ are all relevant, the others i have never EVER heard of.

[@Evecaldwell]

+EVE c and the only time I've ever heard duff is when people say "yeah she's up the duff" (pregnant)

[@julierae5618]

I'm "buckled" watching this guys 😂 😂😂😂😂😂 I genuinely use loads of those words constantly and I'm Scottish

[@jsense01]

Born and bred in Australia and haven't heard 80-90% of these slang terms... this is shit

[@ashybrie]

these are not modern day slang, we have different slang for most of these words. some of them I don't think were ever used as common slang.. maccas, bottle o, servo where are those in this.

[@waffleheadish]

I completely agree with everything you guys said about people and social media these days... it's so sad

[@emmziie1]

Born and raised in Australia and I've only heard 4 of those terms. Definitely out dated

[@serenareeves933]

im so excited to watch this. film with debbie again please!

[@jocelyncarrillo7663]

lol did anyone catch Jenna's hand disappearing at 16:52 ?

[@Shortcakesx3]

You guys are amazing! I love your podcasts!

[@burnthisguitar]

Guys if I found ur number or anything on the internet I would never contact or whatever unless I knew u personally and u gave it to me or something .. Ur privacy is important!

[@maggie9423]

15:59 JENNA YOU'RE MY LIFE xD Love you guys and these podcasts are bomb

[@miriambrown3233]

juliens hand disappears at 45:27 ?

[@marydonnelly1466]

julian bout the riddle app "Im not putting that filth on my phone." lmfao