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[@tilt5928]

Can we get these every saturday??

[@smoshpit]

okay, see you next week!

[@tilt5928]

@@smoshpit hell yeah!

[@nikolamitrovic3841]

​@@tilt5928 hero we needed

[@Barla626]

Well that was easy 😂

[@peach23786]

@@smoshpit yes 🙌 ❤

[@KaliMayMiss007]

Did anyone catch that the part of the first story with the tire where he said if the group doesn't work together including everyone speaking on the subject during the presentation then they all fail it? And how she wrote everyone a script to memorize and when she asked to go over it once they didn't show up or memorize it. She would have failed with them if she did the presentation with them. So she didn't just remove herself from the situation she also saved her grade. Good for her.

[@EStramel09]

Yeah, I thought the same thing. A lot of group projects are all pass or all fail, not individual grades.

[@LycanKai14]

Professors like that are trash. In the real world, if someone doesn't do their job, you don't get fired, they do. The "you're adults" means absolutely nothing. You can't force someone to do their homework.

[@KaliMayMiss007]

I'm glad she found a way around that

[@aliceatrocious]

Heck yeah

[@TheAwesomes2104]

Group projects like that are hard enough, add on top that you could do all the work and still fail because of your dumbass teammates, or do all the work and they get a grade they never deserved, and it makes it all so much worse. I've had a multiple year long friendship completely end because of a group project. Like, I understand the importance of teamwork, especially in engineering where all my group projects were, but if the professor doesn't put any safeguards in place to ensure good teamwork is rewarded and bad teamwork isn't, then not only is the point not served, but the exact opposite is reinforced. The people who work the hardest and are happy to help get completely exploited and may still fail despite all their efforts, and the worst of the worst go on to be in positions that absolutely require that teamwork and are completely unable to meet the demands of their career.

[@rusheffecktive]

Massive props to Amanda for being the first person to kick her shoes off before putting her feet on the couch.

[@KS-xk2so]

She's from the Northeast. In cold weather climates, shoes off in the house is a much more common thing. I live in Canada, the idea of people wearing their shoe in my house is gross lol

[@Lurklen]

@@KS-xk2so I also live in Canada, we wear our shoes in the house. We just use the doormat and clean our floors. That said, no shoes on the furniture.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@Lurklen Huh, never seen that here at all. What province, if you don't mind me asking?

[@Lurklen]

@@KS-xk2so B.C. Lower Mainland We just kind of keep them on, unless we're settled and not likely to need to wear them again. Everybody kind of keeps their shoes in their room (or they are supposed to, one of my brothers and one of my sisters have a habit of their shoes escaping and ending up under the table or in the living room). On and off we did shoes at the door, but I have a million siblings (actually just 9, some are adopted), and the front landing was never really conducive to them all getting their shoes on at the same time, or taking them off and on as they went in and out of the house like a horde of shrieking goblins. You'd always have to go get your shoes from the little mountain of them, and then go back to where you had room to work to get them on without getting someone's elbow in your face, or go into the house to get them off, and toss them down into the pile while risking whoever was down there. So then we'd move the shoe spot further into the house, but then you're already inside and well past the door. And we don't live in a rural area, so keeping our shoes outside seemed odd. So it kind of just became something we didn't care about. Now that I think about it, we're not the most typical when it comes to that (or a lot of things haha), so I wouldn't use us as an indicator of Provincial custom lol.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@Lurklen Cool, yeah it may be more typical there. I'm an Ontario native, and everywhere I've been around here, its the norm, shoes off at the front door.

[@shizzle9364]

As a current University student, I live for the group project revenge. The amount of times I've had to do the entire project by myself is ridiculous.

[@simrabawany2546]

Exactly. Unfortunately my group people were my friends so i felt too guilty to ditch them or say anything

[@christopherscotts5797]

And the teachers always say the same thing about being adults... Like dude, you know us, and you have known multiple generations of students, you were even a student yourself. You know not all of the studente are responsible adults yet. And you should know by now that the ones who get more screwed over are the good students, you're just gifting grades to the slackers (and eventually, gifting them a degree) and they dont learn anything about the class or about responsability.

[@jasminehouze]

I have been that person that does the project by myself and erase all the other names when I turn it in

[@SuperFlawless2010]

@@christopherscotts5797 I think the teachers always try to pair-up at least 1 straight A/workaholic student with 3-4 slackers and dipshits, so the overall class grade gets pulled up. Just like real life LMAO!

[@christopherscotts5797]

@@jasminehouze definitely the right thing to do. But it's so hard sometimes

[@KatimusMaximus]

The first story is a total hero. She's one spare tire richer and got the credit they deserved. Each class is hundreds of dollars. Especially if it's mandatory for your degree. 1000% worth it

[@aoifeann1238]

In that first story she's totally a hero. Fuck those assholes that would have made her fail due to their selfish negligence. Genuinely omg she slayed

[@HouseMDaddict]

As the good student that was ALWAYS paired up with the slackers in class (teachers thought I'd motivate them or something, but really it just stressed me out to do a group level amount of work by myself well enough to maintain my 90+ average) that were always absent, suspended, and couldn't care leas about school. In college it was the same speech "you're adults, don't tell me about it" so I for real would've done the same thing, especially since I went to college before like Google docs and "shared" PowerPoints and stuff was a thing. Thankfully a lot of powerpoints we had our own slides to present and we'd get graded on our own projects. It's was NEVER a situation of people you didn't get along with, it was legit always the people flat out not doing ANYTHING but wanting to coast and get the "A" knowing the "A" student didn't want to get a bad grade. Pretty grad school was the only time that groups were AWESOME. Everyone had 3.5-4.0 GPAs they wanted to maintain AND they wanted to be there so we'd all divide the stuff evenly and collaborate and such.

[@cranberryrosebud]

I had this experience with my own friends. Very sweet girls for the most part, but they did *not* want to apply themselves on the assignment (I was generally one of the better students in the group). I didn't get revenge or anything, but I had kind of a nervous breakdown and snapped a little bit, like, 'ok, are we going to do the assignment or not?' kind of attitude. They responded to that like, 'ugh, alright, *fine*, I guess we'll try to not fail Science.' I was also kind of at my wits' end already, cause I wasn't doing very well in Science, and wanted to take every opportunity to push my grade up. I did push it up in the second semester, with a chemistry project, all by *myself* because my friends all joined together and left me out (can't remember if they did it deliberately, probably not).

[@Chrissykat24]

@@cranberryrosebud This is why when I was in college and was in group projects I would kinda gather the information on the entire project not just my portion just in case. It proved good in one class because all 3 of the folks I was grouped with dropped the class mid project. I would have had a nervous breakdown as well if I hadn't prepared for worse case scenario like this. Just cause people are supposed to be "grown ups" doesn't always mean they have the maturity to resolve things like grown ups should

[@georgeoust]

Yeah I don’t get how they felt sympathy for the free loaders. Maybe bcz they didn’t participate in group projects themselves during college.

[@nicoledlugopolski4621]

yoga pants guy is such a green flag. he's standing up for women and confident enough in his masculinity to wear typically feminine pants

[@JDoactive]

It's not even about standing up for women, the guy is just hilarious

[@envymordecai4429]

Not all heroes wear capes, some wear yoga pants

[@janus9371]

​@@gorgnaxxangrog3183 excuse the fuck out of you?

[@AJlord1]

@@gorgnaxxangrog3183 sir you dropped youre red flags

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

I find that pretty attractive anyway. Straight guys being secure eith themselves and doing "girly" stuff. Kinda hot

[@everleighxoxox]

The fact that the girls thought the first girl was “doing too much” is insane. They clearly don’t know how infuriating it is for MULTIPLE other people to ace a project while fully riding on your back. That girl was WELL in her right. Amazing. Love it. Wish I could’ve seen it for myself.

[@munschirl]

Also group projects are needed in university because the majority of people can’t work in groups and that’s all companies want when you’re working.

[@Butytho..]

fr when she said that i got so mad

[@Jigglypowerpuffgirl]

@@munschirlright! Group projects so that you can work with colleagues. It’s less about the content of the project it’s a test to know if you can work with people. I had an advanced communications class called small group communication. The majority of the class was a group project. And guess what, I did everything. The professor picked the groups and it was obvious that he put high performers with low performers. He also said he wouldn’t mediate the groups at all. He’d help with our content, but not with our group dynamics. Thankfully we got to review our group members at the end and that was like a 1/3 of our grade. I did not hold back.

[@fishnetpatrick]

I took that to mean she did too much by wasting her own money and time on the plan, rather than it being too much for the others.

[@robinchesterfield42]

I've BEEN that person in a group school project. The one try-hard, actually giving-an-eff person in a group of "Screw this, I don't care"'s. I would ABSOLUTELY have done what she did in the story, had I thought of it. They do not deserve to pass on my dime.

[@returnofthemack8347]

The first person didn’t really inconvenience themselves because they can actually return the tire.

[@lopezcarmencecilia]

Or keep it and use it later, she might eventually get a flat tire.

[@returnofthemack8347]

@@lopezcarmencecilia girlll or for that winter weather 🤣

[@issagarci2887]

Tbh more often then not I feel like their votes and opinions are way off. The disconnect to the actual story is insane. Are they not hearing it right? Those two guests were severely off the mark and gave me the ick pretty early on. I usually finish these videos but I opted to skip.

[@ettinakitten5047]

@@lopezcarmencecilia Yeah, having a spare tire is always a good idea. She should just keep it in her trunk, so she doesn't get stuck on the side of the road someday.

[@brandelynnefreleng7597]

It’s still inconvenient to get up early to buy a tire. Also to then go out of your way to return it.

[@L4dyShadow320]

Olivia: I live for revenge Also Olivia: Disapproves of all the revenge stories

[@deckofcards]

That's what I was thinking lol

[@shadowflame68]

They were being sarcastic. That was the joke. Because she's absolutely not about revenge. That's why they all said it that way at the start lmao

[@stevenfriedman2902]

@@shadowflame68 You don't say....

[@cactmayne]

​@@stevenfriedman2902 seems to me that Tasmin was explaining because some people didn't get it. It certainly helped me.

[@Srikchik]

I wonder why she is still in smosh. Washed up, unfunny, the "odd behaviour trope" has played off. I think she is dragging her heels until they decide to shut down. Not happy when she gets cast waste of a space for another member.

[@robyn363]

This is such a small thing but I love how when Olivia and Amanda are talking about how women are constantly being told to cover up and are being shamed, Shayne didn’t interrupt them or argue, he sat and listened and patiently waited for a chance to add his thoughts. Such a small thing to appreciate but I just wanted to say it

[@StranglerSix]

Compared to the people I know, I think Shayne genuinely loves his psychology degree. He pursued it even though he's already earning in the industry, and that's commendable. The podcast and Reddit series are proof of his open-mindedness.

[@TheArtistLuna]

Literally had the same thought

[@KingOfGaymes]

This comment is nice but just reminds me of how LOW the bar is for men 💀

[@autumnwinter1462]

Yes that was nice of him, BUT so would any other decent person??

[@kakonthebed]

Men doing the bare minimum is praisable I guess

[@annamarieisms]

The bra story… just brings me back to purity culture and my aunt telling me I needed to make sure I “dress appropriately” when I’m around her husband and son - I had on a T-shirt… and had a kidney infection and bras hurt at the time so I wasn’t wearing one. Or how as a child I was told I needed to cover up my shoulders and wear the right things to the pool lest I cause grown a$$ men to lust and stumble. So gross the burden we place on women.

[@JaraelMoonsilver]

Your comment just reminded me of the times my mom made me change my pjs because it was inappropriate for my brothers lol

[@eatdirts]

@@JaraelMoonsilver hold on, hold on, your BROTHERS?? That you’re…RELATED TO?! Why would she make you change as if your BROTHERS were going to be weird about you?!!

[@JaraelMoonsilver]

@@eatdirts Christian values mostly “don’t let your brothers in Christ stray by tempting them with your body” but like it also applies to any man/boy

[@Starmadien2019]

Remember being forced to cross my legs at 13. Even when wearing pants so I wouldn't cause my older brother impure thoughts. Jokes on that bitch he's gay.

[@CharlieApples]

I was told by a teacher when I was 8 years old that my mom needed to buy me a training bra, and she sent me home with a note, like I’d done something wrong and was being punished. The worst part is that my mom did it; she bought me a super uncomfortable bra that showed through my shirts and made me wear it. Then I got made fun of for wearing a bra in elementary school. :/

[@marsknight985]

Shayne saying sound comforts him as the youngest sibling is so real. Dead silence while I'm trying to sleep is so much more unsettling for me than the sounds of people going about their lives

[@Jessicatweet55]

Yeah I’m the youngest of five siblings so some type of noise is needed for me to sleep, usually music or the tv in the background because it’s comforting lol.

[@kidflashclone]

The amount of dopamine in my brain when one of these pops up is astronomical

[@mp5enthusiast]

Same, I legit feel relieved when one of the reddit videos is released.

[@monetchandler1654]

Agreed

[@LAL-go8rf]

Same I just feel happy and okay

[@ilytyuns]

literally

[@kikiayanna]

I feel the exact same way!!!

[@MsJoee21]

The editor's notes throughout the episode are KILLING me 🤣 "This is literally a revenge episode" go off royal!!

[@jazzypizzazz4538]

As someone from the Midwest who deals with snow constantly, it’s hilarious hearing Shayne and Olivia in such disbeliefs as Amanda describes clearing your car 😂

[@KingOfGaymes]

Seriously Olivia looked like she was hearing about some mystical fantasy place when Amanda talked about the windshield wipes, like she couldn’t comprehend it 😭

[@MarysWeirdLife]

Olivia constantly going "why? Why every night?"girl it's snowing and we are not allowed to call out of work for it 😂

[@river6032]

Lmao "2 HOURS?? What?" As a new yorker (lake Erie, not NYC) was hilarious 😂

[@sunnywashington4535]

I love how Shayne let Amanda and Olivia talk about being shamed as a woman without cutting them off or even putting much input because he was letting them speak of their own experiences.

[@DiabolicDevi]

He's mad bf material.

[@mexyeet6569]

@@DiabolicDevi hhihihi he iiissssssss

[@CharlieApples]

I love that!

[@annnamaee_]

patrick…

[@ShelbyZealand]

@@DiabolicDevi A girl can dream....

[@RayBeamBlazer]

The person that faked a flat tire to get revenge on their group mate's is MY HERO

[@master_zoda]

fr

[@nothingisreal4333]

and when Shayne said he's the type to only imagine and not do stuff like that Im like SAME, IF ONLY I COULD

[@renab.7390]

oh absolutely, they deserved that!

[@BunnyandMoon]

The discussed how paying for the tire seemed like a loss, but you know what… if I had money to spare on this revenge, I’d do it, too.

[@Newtothis42]

@@BunnyandMoondid anyone think of op returning the tire after purchase? I’m pretty sure you can do that since the tire wasn’t even used

[@tonii_D.K]

I love how they have little serious talks in between stories. One of the reasons i love these videos

[@sadie-maypilgrim706]

Canadian here just wanted to point out the the guy that put up the window wipers is a good man especially in cold winters. Also would like to point out that not all Canadians are nice/kind it's just a false stereotype. Love all your guys videos.😋🥰

[@scoutlaceharding]

I sometimes wonder if the truth is something closer to: while not all Canadians are nice, nice Canadians are some of the nicest of all the nice people. Just a hypothesis, though, and I only have anecdotal evidence for it (I've known some incredibly kind Canadians). Also, I'm from the American south and our reputation for hospitality is more frequently a combination of being two-faced and sweeping genuinely problematic things under the rug for the sake of "getting along"...so my perspective may be a bit skewed.

[@mrpeach2023]

@@scoutlacehardingAnother southerner here; that stereotype is such bs. Many people down here are the absolute worst and are not hospitable to others.

[@PrimateProductions]

​@@scoutlacehardingyes, your perspective is a bit skewed. Have you not met any Americans that are incredibly kind??

[@PrimateProductions]

​@@mrpeach2023the exact same as people anywhere else...there are some who are extremely nice and others who are not

[@Blerdbrain]

Story one: The tire may have cost money but that’s a small price to pay over being a doormat. That revenge was great

[@RinRiot1980]

I would have gotten it from somewhere like Walmart and returned it after I got my extension on the project. The professor can't prove that she didn't have a friend or relative that worked at a garage.

[@toocutenoirb.4278]

Considering you can return the tire it’s not a loss lol 😂 😭🤷🏾‍♀️ and aye they gotta redo a class

[@Official_Rz]

Not to mention, failing a class (depending on the location) means having to redo a subject, and in some universities like in Australia, that costs money each time, like 1400-1500$ depending.

[@MajorMel]

Actually, I see this as a win-win. Not only do you get your revenge, but now you have a spare tire, which some day you'll be really happy you have!

[@L2Sentinel]

Maybe they wanted/needed a spare tire anyway and this was an excuse to get one.

[@ldrgtz]

I feel like they forgot these are "revenge" stories halfway through and expected the author to take the high road and become a magnanamous compromising force rather than seek that sweet, toxic taste of revenge.

[@chanson8508]

Big faxxxx 🙄 interesting takes from them, but you are 💯 ✅️

[@hthumbs4072]

Yeah they really did.

[@shine6465]

Was looking for this comment, ngl I got kinda annoyed at this video since they clearly don't get the objective of these subreddits

[@Airahar]

I feel like they're issue was that the revenge happened too quickly in some events

[@weebish0283]

I was just thinking this! Like watching this made the revenge stories less satisfying ;(

[@purupumpkin]

They will say "you guys are adults figure it out" like we have any power over our class mates. Teachers can control them because they have a position of authority, we are equals the only thing we can threaten is just letting us fail which they clearly don't care about either. That group really deserved what they got I can't stand people who won't pull their own weight, she went above and beyond to organize everything all they had to do was show up.

[@shauntelrenee9197]

Yes! I'm glad you mentioned the professor because it's honestly a bit disrespectful to say that students can't email about slacking off. It's just not right. That professor would've been totally fine with that student doing all of the work as long as he didn't have to deal with the drama.

[@MaryLoveJane]

Isn’t the point of education to prepare people for their careers? In a job, if you’re working on a group project and someone isn’t doing *their job*, you report them to superiors. Superiors manage the conflict. Unless you’re management, it’s not your job to manage your coworkers, so why does a professor think it makes sense for students to manage their fellow students?? He just doesn’t want to do his full job. If he doesn’t want to manage conflicts, he shouldn’t force group projects in the first place 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@janeeyre1990]

​@@MaryLoveJane, it's busy work and makes things easier for the teacher You can assign class time for group discussions, which means the teacher can check their phone or read or whatever Not have to lecture or facilitate discussion themselves

[@MaryLoveJane]

@@janeeyre1990 school, at all levels, is for EDUCATING not distracting/babysitting, but especially in adult education. Making up unnecessary assignments just to kill time is a huge part of what’s wrong with most public education systems. And I’m pretty sure that doesn’t even apply to this scenario, it sounds more like a project they are working on outside of class for the most part.

[@Just1Nora]

I've had profs like that, "You're adults now! You deal with it!" Yeah, lots of college kids are sheltered and are STILL KIDS. If they've been riding diligent students their whole educational career what makes you think that suddenly becoming an "adult" will change them? You don't suddenly become a different person who properly communicates and pulls their own weight just because you pass an imaginary milestone into adulthood. Profs don't want to mediate squabbling children, I get that, but hanging your good students out to dry like that is shitty behavior that just enforces the fact that once they get to the workplace that they will have no one to turn to, so they keep their heads down and don't "make waves" for others. Grit your teeth and bear it. People will step on you and you have to smile and offer to shine their shoes while they do.

[@becoming.indigo]

Commenting on the last story. This is my personal favourite story about my friend being a badass. She's worked in an auto-parts shop for many years and has a lot of mechanic knowledge. I was working in a coffee shop at the time. She stopped in every day for her morning coffee, and one day had some car trouble in the parking lot. The cafe had big windows, so every one could see her as she popped open the hood of her car to figure out the issue. We had these regular customers, a group of men in their 60's, who watched this and got up to go and help her. Me and coworker both knew my friend knew what she was doing, and let them know she was fine. Sure enough in less than 5 minutes she had fixed the problem and drove away. It was incredibly satisfying to watch their reactions, and it's a story I bring up with my friend all the time. This type of thing happens to her at her job constantly, where people expect her to know nothing about mechanics but frequently has her male coworkers come to her with questions in front of customers. Shutting down sexist assumptions always brings me joy.

[@kf2405]

Honestly, for the first story I would absolutely say buying a tire was worth it lol. The chances that you'll never need a spare tire are SUPER low, plus I'm sure they still tell that story to people to this day. OPs actions should be an inspiration for everyone who's ever been in a shitty group 😂

[@DuperMate]

I would disagree, the main reason behind group projects is to teach people how to work together with different personalities. This is a very usfull life skill as you will often encounter all sorts of people through out your professional and personal life. The amount of time and energy used to be petty could have be redirected. The professor is going to be able to tell who knows more and most likely was the leader during the presentation.

[@queenofthebones]

Plus they could just return the tire after

[@raquel8780]

@@DuperMate If this was in a company, I would fault management for not vetting good employees. Also, if one person in a group is absent during a team presentation and the whole presentation falls apart, there is something seriously wrong with the capability of remaining group members themselves. Working alongside someone who is jaded, coasting/underperforming, and does not care about nor want to do the work is demoralizing and this type of negativity can be contagious to other employees. IMO not a good employee. I would agree with you if this was a difference in personalities, but this is a difference in work ethic and presence of drive imo. I'd end up firing project manager who hired the team and the coasting team members, watch the OP to see if they can work in a team (amidst other hard working employees), then promote them, since they are one person who was capable of doing all the work that was assigned to multiple people, on time.

[@CeRz]

@@DuperMate yeah no, not happening, no one is freeriding anything on my expense and my mental health. I told my professor this muppet isn't doing anything and he removed the muppet and I did the work alone and he failed. If they dont want to do anything that's their problem, not mine. If this happens in your professional life when you eventually start working the same thing is reported but to my boss instead. I don't care what you have to say, you are objectively wrong. I will gladly take the leader role and motivate my group member if they show any sign of effort and that they want to contribute. I will make that work, I always do. But if there's no effort from them, then I'm not wasting my time on them anymore. Good bye.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

​@@DuperMate your blanket statement that the professor is going to be able to tell who did the project and who didn't is not always true and also irrelevant. Most group projects are not graded individually but graded as a whole.

[@ericgropuis]

Yoga pants guy is a legend for standing up for his female co-workers by wearing yoga pants and trying to detour people from staring

[@nickneill8913]

I don’t really see the issue here. Looking at someone you find attractive shouldn’t really be something that’s shamed.

[@baconscoobysnacks3135]

Yea it's ridiculous people want to wear tights then get upset at people for looking 💀 fucking hypocrites

[@siennabeck3898]

@@nickneill8913 not surprised this comment is coming from a man

[@caitlinallshouse1700]

@@nickneill8913 tell me you’re a creep without telling me you’re a creep 😬

[@Dima32581]

​@@siennabeck3898а в чем смысл одевать облегающую одежду? Разве более просторная не является комфортной? Комментатор выше отвратительный, но одевать одежду которая подчеркивает формы, а потом жаловаться, что какие то больные ублюдки на тебя смотрят - бред полный.

[@lilystanleylowe]

Amanda wondered why she was defending the restaurant industry, and I can relate. My dad was a chef and owned restaurants, and I worked for him from the age of 15 until I graduated college. I was expected to work harder than everyone else, and I did everything--cleaning toilets, washing dishes, bussing, waiting tables, food prep, line cook, you name it. There is no "easy" job in most restaurants. It's physically and emotionally difficult work, and I think when you do it you form a sort of group trauma bond that extends to everyone who has ever worked in that industry.

[@rysander]

So far I’ve only bussed tables for two months (while not in school) and already my respect and gratitude to my peers in the food service and hospitality industries has grown astronomically.

[@joltsofdeath]

Just smile and wave boys, smile and wave...

[@rockinonthemove]

Exactly, this is why I feel like everyone should work at least one restaurant/service and retail job so they know how it feels to be on the other end of that situation. I’ve always been nice to any employee but my respect for them definitely increased after working those jobs

[@harmc2301]

@@rockinonthemove I’ve never worked in the restaurant industry but I have some family that does and has in the past, I have so much respect after hearing the shit they’ve had to deal with

[@reithegay609]

I've had to wait tables and be a line cook for school and even though it's only a few hours, it is definitely something that people don't get paid enough for and having no pay except a grade is not it. Teachers with less than 30 minutes to eat lunch can be scary people, I can't even imagine regular wild Karens.

[@TerranPersoid725]

Umm, is this video broken for anyone else?? There’s some sort of audio intro that isn’t there anymore. It’s perpetually backed up.

[@superzmannadolski]

Yeah

[@RainyBlueSkies]

Yup same here, intro has random music for some reason and the audio is like 10 seconds out of sync now for the whole video :/ Thought it was me but all other YT videos/smosh reddit stories are fine so it's def this video.

[@paulinagonzalez2996]

I had to scroll too long to find this comment.

[@superzmannadolski]

@@paulinagonzalez2996 for real though

[@Dr_OctacockdaPOTUS]

I thought they were making fun of Shayne for being on Disney 😂

[@pickles8126]

As a proud Minnesotan, hearing Amanda explain her experience with snow and shoveling in the windshield wiper story and Shane and Olivia being amazed made me cackle

[@michael_bullard]

Hard same

[@toddirogers2701]

Sameeee lol 😂

[@jade-mack]

exactly! there's definitely some winter camaraderie the new neighbors in the story were missing. in college i helped like 2 random people push their cars out of snow just because i was walking by and they needed help. you cant fight the cold alone!

[@CarlyndraTM]

Hello fellow Minnesotans

[@richardlennes7149]

Hello from another Minnesotan!

[@nicolevonmutius3147]

Olivia’s response to the no bra story is possibly the most real and mature I’ve ever seen her.

[@RiveroftheWither]

I'm so sick of the "you're responsible for my boyfriend's actions!" attitude. Like sis, I didn't make him look at me, men are capable of self control, your boyfriend chose not to exercise that and instead disrespected you and me by leering.

[@EStramel09]

It’s probably one of the only times Olivia has seemed half checked out in a video.

[@dothedo3667]

​@@EStramel09You mean hasn't?

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

Yoga pants man is an absolute delight. When you’re a great coworker, you have such an awesome chance to light up people’s lives. What a dude

[@alyssaulin2756]

For the wind shield wiper story, I would have yelled back, "I already tried to help you last night but got yelled at. Sorry, but you're on your own for this one."

[@ryanmckm7368]

As a born and raised Canadian, a) yes, we can be assholes. B) Amanda listing off routines that to a lot of us are winter common sense to two flabbergasted desert 'Murican's just made my day

[@kelseyling987]

Same! Hilarious

[@thatonespnfan6640]

i mean yea 💀i wouldn’t call them ‘muricans but shayne grew up in arizona so there’s not really snow there 😂

[@Ty-vj4wg]

Yeah, as an east-coaster, I found it hilarious how they reacted when hearing you need to shovel snow for hours sometimes and shovel your car before work.

[@AshieC119]

Fellow Canadian, yes we can be assholes. This kinda sounds like someone from the GTA moved to a smaller town. Wipers is such a need especially when it gets cold cold

[@nucle4rpenguins534]

@@Ty-vj4wg it did get a laugh from me as someone from NY; although I disagree that 'east-coasters' are always angry, it's more like people in urban dense areas are very straight-forward no-nonsense types to the degree it may come off as blunt (maybe that gives the stereotype?)

[@portsyde3466]

Love that Amanda pointed out that fun fact, that a server/bartender/cashier can cut someone off of alcohol whenever. If you are caught selling alcohol to someone who is legally intoxicated, you can lose your liquor license and face felonies and even jailtime depending on certain factors.

[@sidoniegabrielle269]

same deal with being a pharmacy tech, fucking scary, you can be held liable if a doctor fucks up by overprescribing or the person is doctor shopping picking up at different places etc just because the person ODs on something that happened to pass through your minimum wage hands to theirs. this is being remedied by electronic records thank god but it's actually insane what laws can do to make sure that low wage service people get held accountable for the lethal mistakes of strangers

[@bottle3124]

No duh, your adding the fact that she said something about alcohol, then say exactly what they said but act like you added it

[@vixen205]

@@bottle3124 she didn’t mention the liquor license or the part where if ur serving to someone who’s ALREADY intoxicated, it can also be illegal. Amanda only mentioned cutting someone off. No need to be a smart ass

[@bottle3124]

@@vixen205 who the fuck said I’m a smart add

[@voodoosleeper]

Yeah but the bit about being legally liable for their behavior after overserving is literally all made up bullshit. A bartender can't go to jail for having overserved someone who then went on to drive drunk. That is absolute hogwash.

[@BrysonHicks-wt7bf]

Olivia at the beginning: revenge is my life Olivia when anyone gets revenge: nooo that’s mean and doesn’t solve anything

[@bottle3124]

She never said these

[@MissJiaV]

@@bottle3124 0:40 "I'm always revenging, avenging and venging" 40:56 "It's not worth it. It's never worth it"

[@bottle3124]

@@MissJiaV yeah she only said those once, not “when anyone gets revenge”

[@BrysonHicks-wt7bf]

@@bottle3124 bros mad at exaggerating for a joke in a youtube comment section lmao

[@MissJiaV]

@@bottle3124 Well yeah, Olivia isn’t an omniscient being that can see whenever someone in the world gets revenge. It’s just supposed to be a funny hyperbole

[@sarah.mae531]

Amanda explaining how cleaning snow off your car works and Shayne and Olivia being shocked is so hilarious to me as someone born and raised in the midwest lmao

[@bumblebree705]

Them: it’s not worth the energy My petty ass: it is, though

[@wilhelmpaulm]

Ugh yes! Amanda keeps apologizing for the assholes.

[@gonewiththewindows4912]

it *always* is

[@DarlingFrames]

Yes! Sometimes you need to stand up to bullies.

[@katgines2986]

For real, wrong guests to have on a revenge Reddit reading

[@helpimgorgeous5314]

I had my hopes hopes up for the lady wearing a black sweater. I thought she would be down for pettiness since her intro was "im always revenging"

[@evie1919]

ok so we've gotten Angela's chats and Courtney's diaries but... Shayne's high asf notes would be awesome if he's comfortable with it lmao

[@itfeelgoodtobeian]

I totally agree, especially if he is down to share. I feel that they’d be really funny and silly

[@arfansthename]

that's just his tweets

[@evie1919]

@@arfansthename u right but i wonder if there's some stuff he's holding on to for a different place to share or someone to ask about etc etc

[@Firepaw20011]

Bruh, like when he read his Twitter drafts on tntl 😂😂😂

[@quickfeather]

bro i have high asf notes too theyre so funny

[@NailahRoberts]

I agree with what the first person did, they didn't waste their money, they've got an extra spare tyre.

[@RiveroftheWither]

Or they probably returned it after, if the tire is unused you can just bring it back.

[@-lixiepixie-]

@@RiveroftheWither Even if they didn't return it, one tire is probably less expensive than having to retake the class and it's definitely worth the amount of time it would take.

[@nicoleadel]

Keeping the window rolled up doesn't always help. I was driving home one night, and this car with kids pulled up alongside me at a stop light. The kids were hanging out the back window trying to get my attention, and I ignored them. As the light turned green they threw something heavy at my car, which cracked the windshield and broke off the housing for the side mirror. I tried to follow to get a plate but they hauled ass faster than I could have

[@nora1050]

“Getting water from the bubbler” Amanda continues to represent Massachusetts beautifully

[@__Black_Sheep__]

We say this in Canada too

[@NishiNashii]

Oh wow, i thought bubbler was just an Australian thing!

[@ams197610]

Wisconsin too.

[@matilly23]

Y'all need to start a podcast of just this. I'd listen constantly.

[@joobus-stoobus-magoobus]

I mean, this is basically more or less that already

[@criticallol3039]

Nah, too much of a good thing. Every Saturday or every other Saturday makes it special. But that's just my opinion

[@rebeccabaird3699]

if you want a podcast like this, you can listen to Two Hot Takes

[@supercalime]

There’s already so many like this though. I rather have this format than another aita podcast

[@stevemolenaar2890]

Angela has one - Actors on Actors on Actors or something... and one of the writers is in it too.

[@jackiebee123]

Amanda educating the world on what it’s like in the service industry makes my heart happy.

[@highdefinition450]

sometimes i don't think they understand what petty revenge means lol, the reason doesn't have to be major, it's petty by definition

[@cyranojohnson8771]

Olivia's mind being blown by the concept of restaurants and bars being able to cut people off is hilarious.

[@susfactfinder1219]

as a hospitality worker im so shocked she doesn't know makes me think a lot of restaurant patreons or people in general don't know about it either

[@__Black_Sheep__]

Her not understanding the concept of shoveling snow every day made me laugh

[@--Danni--]

This video made me realize the only way she has survived life is that she grew up with money

[@lotrdude13]

@@--Danni-- straight up haha

[@frog_goblin]

@@--Danni-- i mean, i wouldn't go that far immediately. if you don't go to bars or don't drink much and have never heard someone talk about cutting someone off, you're just not gonna know about it. and if you didn't grow up in a snowy area, you're not necessarily going to think about how much work it takes. if she's someone who is concerned over how much her car repair costs, i wouldn't say she's drowning in enough money to not know how to survive without it. i'm sure she's had it easier in some ways and harder in others, but just cause they make entertainment content doesn't mean we get to gawk at them and make judgements on their life based on the bits and pieces of info we know. in fact i think it's just as parasocial to think you know enough about them to make judgement calls about how they've "survived life" as it is to romanticize their existences. just weird and kinda rude

[@justanotherrando8280]

About the biscuit thing, I would like to speak in defense of the iced tea thrower. He said it was very unlikely that the drink would actually hit the truck, nevertheless go inside of it. He was right handed, and his car had a very small window; he threw the drink with his left hand. I would also like to say that he was not trying to brag about his car. To me, it just sounded like he was explaining what his car looked like so that the readers could visualize how small the window was.😅

[@rosemoe3203]

SAME!!! I honestly think the girl who made the comments about the kind of car he drives is just a bit jealous lol. Like the story was based in the cars and the context of his car window size mattered and Camaros are known for their tiny windows!!

[@madameghostie]

The other question I had was… American biscuits or British biscuits (cookies)?

[@ZoeyHater]

@@madameghostiebased on the fact that they said Costco, and I don’t think Costco is in the uk, I would say American

[@ZoeyHater]

And also, judging by the fact that the dude even thought to throw a drink at the other dude, I think it screams american lol

[@Berilia]

@@ZoeyHater There actually is Costco in the UK!

[@OrbitalLunatic]

Every time Amanda doesn't say her fiancé 's name makes me feel good, because they clearly don't want to be KZbin famous and it was something that they definitely discussed and is a sign of a very healthy relationship.

[@Slappaccino]

What? She talks about Peter all the time.

[@scrrin]

Wasn't he in a TNTL ?

[@nataliatc1]

​@@scrrinno

[@emilystark2891]

@@scrrin their wedding celebrant was in that episode

[@3d-pro]

​@@Slappaccino Not sure if this is a joke but FYI for other people. Her finance is not Peter. That was just a joke from Scooby Doo Reunion.

[@cricketxing]

As the person who did most of the work on group projects, the first story is so satisfying.

[@medusssa_archos]

listening to amanda explain the winter struggle to a baffled olivia and shayne is wild as a canadian

[@sweetmother2406]

Wild to someone from South Dakota too 😂

[@karidanematlock]

i'm from texas, moved to colorado, it really is culture shock to those of us who only know liquid or solid ice. i had only seen snow once or twice before i moved, was NOT like the movies and i was NOT prepared!

[@haileywood8705]

But she was SO dramatic about it, below zero the whole time, 2hrs of shoveling every night, and 1 hr early wake up to clean off. I live an 1hr drive from the Canadian border in Maine the state above her and it isn’t that bad! It’s the drama for me.

[@dobber43]

@@karidanematlock yeah we get snow in Central Texas usually 1 time a year it's usually not a lot like less than 3 inches and gone within a day if not several hours. And people wonder why the state lost its mind during the freeze 2 years ago.

[@bestnumberever73]

The windshield story sent me. If you don't want people helping you, that's totally valid, but you don't get to go off on them about it and then expect them to help you later. Either accept the help of others or do things yourself. Both are fine, but you gotta pick a lane.

[@EStramel09]

Exactly. I would have said, “I tried to help you yesterday by putting your wipers up before the weather hit, but you chewed my ass out, so no. Not helping you anymore”. Dude was totally justified to take that stance. If you decide to be a shitty neighbor, don’t expect any help from other neighbors.

[@EmJeClFr]

​@@EStramel09I agree he was told to not come back and if he did it could be trespassing. I agree with him not helping her.

[@invaderfrombeyond]

@@EmJeClFr Not really, considering he was being actively invited to help. Trespassing is a stretch. It would be trespassing if he tried to put the guy's wipers up again. That being said, he was justified in not helping them. They burned their bridge, the wife tripled-down on insulting this older man that was just trying to help in the first place. It's straight from a parable.

[@dontmisunderstand6041]

The old man wasn't helping. He thought he was, because he doesn't understand how ice and snow work with vehicles. He's an ignorant asshole putting their vehicle at risk of damage. Replacing wipers isn't free, and he's making it more likely for the wipers to be damaged and need replaced. Asking a person for help doesn't make you an asshole. And them forgiving this old man for his attempted vandalism shows a level of maturity that this old man clearly doesn't have. He wasn't entitled to help them, but that "fuck you for not letting me break your shit" was uncalled for.

[@patiobeer]

100% this. It's textbook entitlement. "I don't live next to you, person who's lived here exponentially longer than I have, you live next to ME. Everything is on my terms. I get to act however I want and still get whatever I want. And if I don't, everyone else is asshole." Unfortunately, taking the high road here translates to being a doormat and encouraging entitled behaviour.

[@DaraxXxDevious]

I disagree with their take on the neighbors. For starters, these new neighbors chose violence in handling a new area when EVERYONE tried to let them know all intentions were friendly. At this point OP does not need these new neighbors; they're obviously surrounded by plenty of others they do get along with and have for help. The new neighbors are the odd ones out, who chose to be ignorant and aggressive towards everyone around them. They are the ones who need their neighbors and therefore are the only ones who should put forth any effort to mend what they broke.

[@alex.r.891]

YES

[@bippolhdt4730]

I totally understand that they were angry at first like a stranger is touching your car, that's scary. But after they were explaining, if they still didn't feel comfortable about it, they could've been nicer. Though I disagree with them taking the high road and helping them. Those neighbors are entitled and prideful people because when she asked for help and he made a snarky comment, instead of just thinking fair or apologizing, she called him an asshole.

[@fightvale57]

agreed so hard

[@hexinthelilypond4213]

Also, dude was just getting back from working an overnight shift. Taking the high road or whatever was probably his last priority.

[@TheAdnanSakib]

Agreed, I see the take of being the bigger person, but in this case it just its just an excuse to not have any confrontation. Its not this family that will suffer in their relationship with the new neighbors, its the new neighbors who will suffer because they seem to be making a bad impression in the entire neighborhood.

[@QCslayerz]

You guys are so healthy it’s ridiculous. Thank you for being such good people. Your reach helps people realize that they are not in healthy relationships.

[@DarbyQue143]

Amanda explaining very common server problems to two people who have clearly never worked customer service was the highlight of this video for me. Yass girl you tell them how much we struggle 😂😂

[@trouty42]

Random moment: as someone who lives in Wisconsin, Amanda saying "bubbler" made me weirdly happy. Clearly she's a person of incredible class and dignity.

[@tahlia03]

As an Australian where we also call it bubbler, I was so confused and taken aback since I didn’t know it was a Wisconsin thing as well lmao. You learn something new everyday✨

[@trouty42]

@@tahlia03 Well, do I have a fun fact for you! "Bubbler" is actually one manufacturer's brand name for the contraption that produces drinking water and it was invented in Wisconsin. People just ended up referring to it by brand name, similar to how some countries like the UK call vacuuming "Hoovering". There are only a few regions in the US (and apparently Australia!) that still call them bubblers. Cheers!

[@bryannothem1505]

​@@tahlia03not just that, it's actually quite a small section of Wisconsin that says it. It's weird how terms and names spawn randomly

[@dragonrider9051]

@@trouty42 similar to spa's called Jacuzzi, when Jacuzzi is the brand name of spa's.

[@__Black_Sheep__]

We say that in Canada too

[@t.ron314]

As someone who consistently carried the team thru all of high school and the first two years of undergrad presentations and group projects, I’m totally fine with what the first OP did. All they did was let the other people get the grade they deserved.

[@Ariel-yp5xs]

Cmon Olivia! That biscuit lemonade toss was epic justice. You just want to let the bullies win that's cool, but don't rag on those people that decide to take a stand. I wouldn't have thrown the lemonade either, but I sure can enjoy that he did it.

[@alex.r.891]

YESSSSS

[@UnBesoDeCristal]

And saner people can appreciate that it cost him more than not doing anything. And a guy that unhinged in a work truck could have very well been looking for a gun, in America. Maybe breathe and realize adults don't benefit from such a black and white mindset

[@luc-i-guess]

the better-than-thou attitude is a mainstay of this reddit story series lol

[@Chellariat]

@@luc-i-guessnah fr, i want them to stop covering revenge stories if their only takes are gonna be "blah blah be the bigger man"

[@joevictor53]

These 2 were a big mistake for this episode. Others like Angela or Chanse or Damien would've understood the point of these revenge stories and enjoyed them

[@Blastoisekoopa]

Hearing people from warm climates learn about winter struggles is always so funny. Warming your car is such a standard routine for Canadians from November to March.

[@TyrGUN]

Seriously, I stayed in Colorado for 2 years with some of their worst winters, and whole towns just shut down for like 3 or 4 months out of the year.

[@MissCaraMint]

It isn’t in Norway. We just put on wool sweaters.

[@yoshita4140]

everytime i hear something new about cold places, i become more thankful i live on the beach. best nature's views, low maintenance and weather doesn't hold us back from doing anything

[@FractalMelody]

Amanda, Shayne, AND Olivia? Why do you guys love to bless us so much? I love them!

[@Slowdowndummy]

They could put Amanda in a diaper commercial and I'd love it. Same with Shane. Same with Olivia. And everyone. Even Peter... I swear to God, peter... Peter? I swear to God.

[@syra1541]

I KNOWWW

[@hanpop208]

i love how as the video goes on amanda just keeps scooting closer to olivia and they just start fidgeting with each other’s stuff lmao

[@bottle3124]

Rude much here’s my buttholr

[@lethalprincess2087]

That first one is so lit I can't even express how happy that makes me feel. As someone who always did all the work in groups full of slackers back in high school, this was a win for many other hard workers out here 😂

[@scarrziii.x]

"i'm always revenging, avenging and venging." that is so real olivia

[@wilhelmpaulm]

Amanda complained about no-slip shoes and immediately proved why it's required. . . .

[@ZoeyHater]

I get her tho cus I work at a pizza place and have the option to wear them, but I don’t cus I don’t like the look of most

[@EmyN]

She was right to complain about not being able to wear her Vans one though

[@Lurkipoh]

I agree they are a form of PPE not just shoes

[@afckingegg7585]

Yes, it's like not wearing a hard hat if you're a construction worker. Please value your life and health.

[@Jigglypowerpuffgirl]

Non slip shoes are so essential in kitchens that have a deep fryer. I would have died without them haha They are all hideous though.

[@basementdwellercosplay]

The first story reminds me of how I was in a group in high-school where one guy wasn't going anything, like absolutely nothing and didn't even sit with us to work even though we kept asking him to. The teacher noticed and went up to our group. She told us that she had a plan, which was only him doing the presentation(which was the first grade so he wasn't in danger of failing) which proved he knew absolutely nothing as he bullsh!t everything. So thankful that teacher worked with us and wasn't a figure it amongst yourself.

[@spookygloberotter05]

You guys are too healthy I need some bloodthirsty people on this show

[@samanthaM7119]

I need them to come back to malicious compliance with Damien and Noah

[@islabee94]

To be perfectly honest, this episode was like a guide on how to be the ultimate pushover and enable other people's disrespectful and nasty behaviour. 😂 I really enjoy this show but respectfully, these takes weren't healthy, they were weak as fuck.

[@islabee94]

"Yeah that guy should have totally tried to befriend and placate the neighbours who repeatedly harangued and insulted him for no reason!"

[@j3llyb1sh]

I love the petty tire story. It sounds like they spent more time trying to get group participation, than they did buying a tire. Also, if they have a receipt then they can return it. The rest of the group deserved the fail since they didn't want to do the work.👏

[@kaitwhite4099]

I love this format so much. It’s simple and easy to replicate without getting boring or redundant because there are different stories every time and the guests rotate.

[@rebeccabaird3699]

For the first story, i feel like OP had to have revenge because if they had done the project all together, OP would have lost points because his team members didn’t know their parts or what they were talking about. so having to do the project by himself would’ve given them full points

[@corvin_nl3455]

Shane’s boots are KILLER. Also the zoom in on Amanda playing with the blanket is so hole-some.

[@rissahill685]

I love how willing Shayne is to listen and learn. Shayne, thanks for being such a good example to us all! I appreciate it

[@raellaneta6832]

"be the better man", easier said than done. Im w the guy who just walked away, im canadian and we are nice folks, but dont mess w us. Dont expect to give a bad first impression and expect to be helped, its up to you to gain that trust back

[@asophfable]

Yeah, it also feels more like people-pleasing / you're becoming someone you could walk all over without any conversion or apology, so it could further enable this behavior so they'll feel like they can act out to all neighbors, and still demand more from *you* since you didn't need any reciprocity before

[@EStramel09]

And honestly, if you’re chewing the guys ass out for that and still yelling even when other neighbors get involved, being the “better man” isn’t going to do a damned thing. I doubt they would apologize or be a better neighbor.

[@lindseymassie9067]

When Shayne said business man I instantly heard Damien saying “Business Man! Sit down Business Man!” 😂

[@heatherfeather7199]

ME TOOOOOOOOO!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 “Sit DOWN slimy businessman!!!”

[@moranwrap]

Omg I forgot about that bit Ty for reminding me hahaha

[@GoldenToraToraChan]

Love seeing Olivia and Shane learning about Responsible Service of Alcohol for the first time. Certainly a thing, definitely here in Australia too! Had a food service job where I wasn't even selling alchohol, but, there was a bar area in the place so we all had to know. Keep us and our patrons safe.

[@SLAYJENSEN]

I was looking at how nice Shayne’s boots are and then I noticed that Amanda is comfortably just in her socks on the couch lmao

[@Fluff_Noodles]

THANK YOU!! I was wondering if anyone else noticed that! Every time the camera cut I kept looking at them 😭

[@Fluff_Noodles]

I do wanna know what boots Shayne is wearing though. They're very cute

[@Pear_chan]

@@Fluff_Noodles They look a lot like Dr. Martens. They're a pretty iconic brand/style in the UK.

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

​@@Free.zen. no i do

[@lukefarrell1453]

@@Fluff_Noodles aren’t they docs?

[@theyounglinksociety6258]

As someone who lives near the east coast it gave me so much joy Amanda explaining snow life to Shayne and Olivia. Pretty sure the only reason people in snowy areas have kids is to have them do the shoveling and not you. Edit: I should've waited to post this comment later in the video because as someone who also worked in a bar, Amanada informing Olivia and Shayne how cutting people off worked also made me happy.

[@camille0826]

Yuppp I’m on the east coast and snow is pretty the first hour when you’re in your bed and it just started after it’s hell for 4 months😂 me and my brother had to practically take shifts to dig up the snow😂

[@ghostgurlgamer]

Same! I'm from NY, and also worked as a server for a decade. It's cute, the two desert, actor babies.

[@Ari-rm9xw]

I just didn't shovel, my dad used to try to make me and neighbors after but you shovel once and at some point you're killing yourself for nothing you people live in places with snow you can get used to walking on it

[@rhynosaurus7361]

I'm from the east coast of Canada and snow makes me angry, just the thoughts of shoveling for hours just for the plow to go buy and make a giant bank Infront of the drive way.

[@BucketsOfMilk]

They talked a lot about how hard it is to admit you're wrong in the moment, and they're absolutely right. I've noticed that admitting I'm wrong and saying "My bad, you're absolutely right." makes the other person/people happy and really creates a positive and comfortable atmosphere (most of the time lol). Admitting error takes a lot of maturity, but it is so healthy and good to do.

[@laeforgets]

Yes I totally agree! It tends to make the other people happy, but sometimes they rub it in your face. When that happens with me i get really upset, It’s upsetting to be mature and admit you’re wrong and get criticism, get laughed at or a shitty passive aggressive « i told you so. » This might be a me problem though hahah, i’ll have to work on how i feel in these situations so i don’t become an asshole who never admits they’re wrong

[@bottle3124]

I’m johnatancool2015

[@helenlewis2510]

23:33 I’ve worn no slip shoe’s before and slid straight into all wall, sometimes it’s just you being accident prone

[@YoMommma510]

Bruh sometimes I wonder how Olivia survived this far in life. And I mean that in the sweetest way possible. The amount of things she’s clueless about is craaaaazy!

[@registeredjopper]

right. it must be nice to not have to think about things.

[@annah7793]

And with 3 concussions

[@Airahar]

What a masty assumption the snow and alcohol thing is rather benign and completely understandable if you dont live in an area with heavy snow and dont partake in bar and drinking culture

[@TimesUp8888]

My Hot Take: She's putting it on to be "more attractive." It's like the Valley Girl version of most Southern women. I rejected my upbringing in this regard, like No Mom, I'm not interested in any dude who only likes me if he thinks my iq is 20 pts lower than it is. Ugh

[@bloodykon1]

I didnt know some of these things either. Im down south no snow, dont drink dont really go out ​@TimesUp8888

[@Genegen7797]

I can just imagine Damien yelling "Sit down slimy business man! Sit down!" at the slimy business man😂.

[@stevenfriedman2902]

Nice call back

[@_Vampyr]

I would love an episode of Kimmy and Amanda reacting to bridezilla stories😂😂😂

[@bottle3124]

No

[@renepare3996]

Or resturant horror stories

[@tacosam6197]

We need oliva reacting to wholesome stories

[@lrn.mp4172]

@@bottle3124 yes

[@bottle3124]

@@lrn.mp4172 hump

[@PandaMonium92827]

19:51 Not all heroes wear capes....they wear flared yoga pants

[@elusivegamergirl]

The yoga pants story is great. "I can't say anything. He's IN dress code." bit got me lol Also, screwing with creepy guys checking out the yoga pants girls is amazing

[@mirrormimi]

Absolute legend.

[@lanachristopher6677]

Agreed, THATS BRILLIANT

[@Jigglypowerpuffgirl]

That man is such a hero and ally. I’d be down on one knee for that guy

[@gabeinthebox]

40:52 Dude, that throw was TOTALLY worth not having a drink with that hot dog 🌭 That dude felt like a legend!

[@dawncraig3340]

Right?

[@eaterchairs6076]

ikr?? commentary felt a little pretentious...

[@kpopunofficialchannel7397]

Honestly this Reddit series is one of my favorite Smosh series, I mean, do I need to explain 💀🤚🏻

[@MaddieCollins13]

As someone who worked at Best Buy for four years, telling the store employee something along the lines of “I don’t what’s going on, it’s not your fault, it’s me, I’m the stupid one, I need help” is really the best way to get good help. If you’re nice and admit you don’t know what you’re doing, people will gladly help you and explain everything from the ground up. Those are always the easiest customers to work with.

[@yoshita4140]

you need people to say they're stupid (even though they're not lol) in order for you to do the job you're being paid to do? i gettha asshole customers exist, but wtf is this weird requirement for customers seeking helpp lmao

[@MaddieCollins13]

@@yoshita4140 I don’t literally expect them to say they’re stupid, just to convey that they understand that they are one with less knowledge on the subject and that they appreciate my expertise. No one is going to want to help someone who’s constantly acting like they know better.

[@KB-ut4xs]

God I love these sooo much lol. I really like how its not just surface level "reacting"...they are legit discussing these stories at length. So awesome. And luckily with reddit there is endless content for this segment. Keep them coming forever! Lolol

[@RiveroftheWither]

I also like how Shayne takes time during the discussion to reread the post. A lot of the redditors I watch will accidentally skip a line or misread/misinterpret one, honest mistake but it throws the whole reaction off. But Shayne will reread and chime in with a "oh actually I think it means..."

[@MaybeMockingbird]

Honestly, purchasing the tire instead of puncturing one is brilliant. Those suckers can be returned if you get them from the right place. No loss that way other than a few days on the refund policy. It’s a brilliant move, I loved it. I also lift my neighbors windshield wipers when I know it's going to snow/frost because I'm up later than everyone else in my building so I see it when the weather gets bad and they all get up early. It's just a nice gesture.

[@dandotvid]

The second story: Are we even SURE the boyfriend was actually looking?

[@RiveroftheWither]

Either way, the main issue was the girlfriends insecurities and confronting the wrong person. If he did, he's responsible for his actions and should be the one confronted, if he didn't then she needs to confront herself because petty highschool movie bullying isn't how you handle insecurities or body image struggles.

[@RyzNytch]

@@RiveroftheWither Also the fact that she embellished the story so much to her friends, even taking it a step further and acting it out, makes me think that she was maybe jealous of OP and her looks. It seems she may have tried to make it seem like “oh that bimbo was trying SOOO hard so that’s obviously the only reason my boyfriend would look at her instead of actual interest over me.”

[@dandotvid]

@@RiveroftheWither my point being, they're all acting like the guy was doing something wrong when there's no evidence he did. In fact, there's more evidence that the girl was making all that up just to stir more shit up.

[@aliceatrocious]

Thats a very good question, I bet he was probably staring at his phone.

[@aliceatrocious]

​@@RiveroftheWither beautifully said

[@corrinnelepage888]

I'm an Ontario Canadian and I had a neighbour (who is a firefighter) who when it snowed heavily would take his snowblower and go driveway to driveway and snowblow everyone's driveway in the neighbourhood and that was probably over 50 houses. Nicest guy!

[@trinifernandez8870]

The subtle roast @44:32 "this is literally a revenge episode". Love you, andre

[@lady_greene]

logically I knew that the aloof-olivia persona was more or less a character but wowie it's neat to listen to her be genuine in this video! good stuff!

[@luigibros.5527]

That's a character?

[@ellielou52]

Y'all are way too mature and level headed for this topic 😂

[@hotsexyangel]

They’re not even mature. They just think both the victims and perpetrators should be punished.. it’s not maturity, it’s idiocy.

[@M2161]

Fr I was hoping they’d be plotting along side OP. Instead they were all about taking the moral high ground. Definitely a flop

[@BB-zy5fe]

@@M2161yeah this video was so not satisfying to watch and annoying

[@melbell0865]

I think they just got the casting for this episode wrong: Olivia and Amanda weren’t the right guests for this topic. We needed someone like Damien, Jackie, or Courtney on here: someone that understands the joy of getting revenge on a person.

[@UnBesoDeCristal]

​@@BB-zy5feMaybe you're just childish boo

[@clarissadunn3188]

I feel like Olivia is everyone’s disapproving aunt.

[@morganbrockman2544]

The difference between throwing people under the bus vs not in group projects isn’t about their grade, it’s about yours. Once you figure out that they’re going down, your job is to figure out whether you be nice and go with them or whether you save yourself. Good on her for doing that. As a huge nerd whose gone through similar, it was a lot, but honestly? Respect

[@kleppers3636]

I’ve been rewatching the other Reddit videos so many times, thank you for another

[@pearlygirl88]

I actually did something very similar in a horrendous chemistry group project. The prof had already noticed that I was the only one going into the lab running the experiments and by the time the presentation came I left my two lab mates to their own devices in the presentation. Needless to say, they couldn’t answer any questions and they failed while I got an A. That semester was a nightmare and I do not have any regrets I’m screwing them over.

[@CatinaTheo12]

Im so glad we finally mentioned the blanket, ive been wanting to stick my fingers through it since I first saw it. Like idk it looks so comforting.

[@indiamorgan9804]

Amanda talking about snowy conditions and their reactions is so funny like this is so normal for people that live in cold places

[@RiveroftheWither]

I'm from the northeast too so obviously I lift my wipers, it's so funny to hear it explained to desert people and they're just like "What is this exotic culture? 😮"

[@__Black_Sheep__]

​@@RiveroftheWither see I'm from PEI (incase you don't know where that is, it's on the east coast of Canada) and lifting your wipers here would be a huge mistake. Sure they end up freezing to your car when you leave them down, but the alternative is an 80% chance that your wipers are getting snapped in two by the hellish wind we suffer with here, if you lift them up. The wind is bad enough in the winter that even though I never lifted my blades, I've had to replace the big blade 4 times and the small one twice, and that's just in 2023. TL:DR never put your wiper blades up on PEI during the winter/in the wind.

[@indiamorgan9804]

@@RiveroftheWither ya im from ontario but born in la i could have been a desert person its so funny

[@maybeechar]

i love how shayne stayed so quiet during amanda and olivia’s conversation, only joining in when he knew they’d finished their point. so great to hear women being able to voice their opinions and grievances without being interrupted

[@BusinessSkrub]

Wow, being a regular person who doesn't pointlessly interrupt other people is empowering for women now lol? Good gravy, your standards are underground

[@avr7120]

@@BusinessSkrub the bar isnt quite in hell but its somewhere in Limbo

[@Ar7ifur]

7:22 I would've totally done what that person did if I was in their position. Buying a new tire will eventually help you and most likely won't go to waste anyways

[@kerstonhuston540]

Agreed, also they reacted like it took so much more effort for the student to buy a tire and present on a different day. The student did all of the research work and preparation meant for an entire group, and was stood up multiple times after driving an hour to meet with and assist them.

[@keychains5806]

​@@kerstonhuston540I agree. When they were reacting like it was so tiresome I was having a little chuckle because I was in the same situation a couple months ago and if I had the opportunity to do the same thing, I would have. Like it's way better to have a full proof plan for your professor and a extra tire for any future accidents than having a low grade that can impact your educational future and a higher risk of a blown tire with no extra lmao

[@stevievaughan5096]

@@keychains5806 hehe. tiresome.

[@abiraazhar2]

@@keychains5806 same I wish I had the guts to pull that off

[@roukaslimani1436]

Pp

[@spoopy132]

As a person who carried the workload for multiple group projects throughout high school and duel credit courses at a community college, the girl with the fake flat tire is a legend.