The Internet is Scary | The Yard

[@Jobo2]

Grok told me The Yard is the everything podcast

[@finthetrashcan]

everything but woke

[@StarsongKey]

Grok taught me how to give an OTP HJ

[@Gluuuuuueeeeee]

you are not funny

[@nayanbhatia5192]

@@GluuuuuueeeeeeI thought it was funny😢

[@Dudemanfarms]

I looked at your old cod content it took me back

[@rocketmz592]

“mam I don’t wanta plumb I wanta dance” is Aiden’s best work I think

[@WiddlPeppuwu-sx3rx]

I wanta danceeee

[@TheTitaniumSamurott]

They need to get DJ Racist on the The Yard cypher

[@FunkyDickyDooDoo]

Hey this guy is funny.

[@Kiporiat]

@@FunkyDickyDooDoopeak pfp spotted

[@tombooler4127]

As a core Gen Z, everyone who grew up with The Office on Netflix still loves it (like myself), and everyone who grew up with it on Peacock doesn't care or doesn't know about it.

[@calvinfullerton600]

I never thought about how this core divide between upper and lower gen z boils down to it moving off Netflix but you're definitely right

Earlyish gen Z also remembers watching new episodes on the TV as a kid. Robert California was basically a meme in my house lol

[@noahr3059]

Idk my uncle and his kids watch it all the time but they’re only into because he is so it’ll probably become a niche show in like 15 years

[@azmilog]

i feel like the office always gets the eye roll it deserves from me and other zoomers but people are nicer about it if its your first time watching. like merch and shit is a no go

[@Hahlen]

So real

[@theminecraft4202]

"get on Apex Twin" got me pretty good ngl

[@drewxpd]

i honestly wasnt expecting so many people to know who aphex twin was

[@theminecraft4202]

@@drewxpd it's somewhat generational, but if u were listening to music online in the early 2000s you've definitely heard him

[@kylenmaple4668]

When Slime said “Latin-X” I instinctively said out loud “the everything app”. I might be a Golden Retriever

[@SpaghettiBrainX]

I need you to know if I didnt know you boys I would have never clicked a video with this thumbnail

[@Guccigabe720]

The thumbnail and title are actually terrible wtf were they thinking

[@papabaddad]

Thats how i feel about nearly every ludwig/yard thumbnail, i hate the photoshopped youtuber clickbait look, its so soulless. For dudes with 35k patreon subs you'd think they could stop trying so hard to farm clicks

[@thatwaterriver3824]

@@papabaddad im with you for like 90% of episodes but last episode one's go hard you gotta admit

[@funlilguy]

bad thumbnail

[@krib4785]

best intro clip of the year tbh

[@rnb6054]

im uncultured, who is the guy?

[@jakobdoubleu]

@@rnb6054guy who had a tshirt on a plane that said Joe Biden ❌ convicted felon ✅ looking for validation staring everyone down he rocks so hard

[@antlerbraum2881]

It’s amazing

[@0106johnny]

​@@jakobdoubleu And in every single video he looks like he's on the verge of tears because no one cares lmao

[@poorsocialskills]

@@rnb6054 same boat as you dude I don't even know

[@ChrisLind-ve7ur]

nick is gonna be on orange is the new black with this next level haircut

[@haphapp7282]

There’s a reason the lesbian viewers love him

[@absalonlopez37]

Damn that's murder

[@xanfrank5374]

When i first started watching the yard and they said they had a gay member I just assumed it was Nick for like 5 episodes.

[@poorsocialskills]

​@@xanfrank5374so real bestie

[@T0NI_]

He been an honorary lesbian for so long

[@thecloseandsecondjohnmccor6527]

When I was in 7th grade, a kid in my class got sent to the principal for calling a Vespa a faggio. I legitimately don't think he knew why he got in trouble.

[@ZacsFilms]

Those damn liberals trying to take away our first amendment right, locking children up for speaking the truth

[@poorsocialskills]

Is that one of the models? (Ik nothin about Vespas tbh)

[@thecloseandsecondjohnmccor6527]

I think, either that or I confused a Vespa for a moped Edit: I also know Jack shit about vespas

[@TheLatin89]

@@poorsocialskills it's the name of the Vespa in GTA Vice City

[@GUKilljoy]

@@thecloseandsecondjohnmccor6527 This is such a weird chain of replies that has confused me lol.. Like the whole joke from the pod was that the Vespa is called a Faggio in GTA Vice City and it got removed, which they talk about as the joke unfolds, and you even commented a related story... but then reply hours later in a way where it seems like you just missed the point of the joke entirely?

[@chozengaming8547]

"They're like Mormons" not even getting a chuckle is criminal

[@LambdaDriven]

Nick: can’t spell sundress without undress

[@Spammit-ye4vw]

"mom i dont want to plumb i want to dance" fucking killed me lmao

[@xXxjjTHEjetPLANEXxXx]

Nick gets a perm and they have to retroactively change the results of last week's debate with that fire cut

[@kactus1889]

Nick knows he’s a punk pinterest board

[@elsen0va]

As an avid Vtuber Watcher, i can say that everyone was correct in some way during the vtuber debate. Corporate vtubers like the ones signed to Hololive or Nijisanji are told to keep their private life and identity as secret as possible to avoid Bjork situations I'd assume, and are the ones that you see on The iPad™ during meet and greets at conventions and shit Unsigned vtubers, aka Indies are the ones like Mouse, Laimu, Dokibird, Mint Fantome, and anyone else who isn't signed to a billion dollar corpo deal are usually free to conduct themselves as they see fit, so they can just show up to their birthday parties however they want. the "hiding their face and can't be seen irl" thing is just like an aspect of vtubing like singing the national anthem at a baseball game. They do it because it's tradition and 'it's always been that way' but some people are really avid about it, but you could just skip over it and still have the baseball game if you wanted to.

[@poorsocialskills]

@@elsen0va then is Vshojo an indie group? Cuz isn't mouse signed to Vshojo?

[@petrasbirthdaygoblinhoney4565]

@@poorsocialskillsvshojo isn’t an indie group but it’s also not structured in the same way Hololive or Nijisanji is. Mouse has said it honestly functions more like a talent agency would than say Hololive. It helps them do brand deals and set up concerts and stuff but is pretty hands off when it comes to the talents and what they do

[@DeltaEntropy]

Even the corporate vtubers can hold in person private events, they just can’t do so in a way that is connected to the company in an official or unofficial capacity, or in a way that is compromising to their identity. Having or going to events IRL, even semi-public ones, is perfectly fine, they just have to do it as their normal human persona and not of their vtuber alias. Also a lot of corporate streamers have a decent history and prior following in the content creator space (which is often a large reason why they get signed in the first place) and so the paper trail is significant, and a smaller but not insignificant number of them maintain their PL (past life) accounts up to and not limited to streaming with their actual face. It varies from company to company and from streamer to streamer, so you can’t really give such black and white delineation.

[@irakyl]

There's still one thing that I don't understand about vtubing as a whole that I have never heard anyone address. I hope you, as a vtuber connoisseur, could explain it. What exactly is special about vtubing? At first I thought it was just an alternative to a facecam, so it would be silly to make sweeping statements about everyone in that category. Before, there were streamers with facecam and without facecam, and now the vtuber model acts as an in-between. So all it is, is a type of visual medium. So obviously, obviously, it doesn't make sense for Aiden to say "I thought all vtubers did X" this episode, like it wouldn't make sense to say "all youtubers do X" or "all twitch streamers do X" or "all streamers without a facecam do X". Your comment validates this for me, because obviously with so many different groups of people involved everyone has their own perspective on X. Except that's not true, vtubing is more than just a type of visual medium. Clearly there is something that gave Aiden that impression, I'm guessing it's the (ontology of a) surrounding community. Vtubing is 'a thing', whereas streaming without a facecam is not. There is no "no facecam community". You can call yourself an avid vtuber watcher, but no one calls themselves 'an avid facecam-streamer watcher'. Those are just arbitrary facets of a streamer, while 'vtuber' is often the pre-eminent facet of a streamer. People say "I've been getting into vtubers" in a way you wouldn't describe other mediums. And the vtubers themselves are all anime characters. The only one I can think of that isn't, is CodeMiko, and I'd say she predates the vtubing era. I'm guessing Aiden sees the whole of vtubing as a content group like Faze Clan or OTV, where you can talk about the whole and have it make sense. Kinda. And I'm not sure, but I'm guessing that's also how it started out: when the movement-tracking technology became more available, this new medium became available, and orgs like Hololive formed, with a dedicated community, like OTV's. And it was everyone's dream to join such an org, so they all emulate their style. Nowadays I'm guessing it's not everyone's dream anymore to join such an org, but I'm guessing they're still the big players with a lot of influence. Before the movement-tracking tech, there also existed a type of youtuber called pngtubers, where they just have images for common expressions and actions, and flip between them in lieu of a facecam. This is done manually, so it can't be done live, so the pngtubers only existed in youtube videos, not in livestreams like vtubers. But there was no larger 'pngtuber community', and no one ever said "I've been getting into these pngtubers lately". It was purely a medium. Though if I really dig I think I remember a sentiment where pngtubers had a reputation for just making videos complaining about media they consume, but this wasn't widespread, in my view at least. And similarly to facecam it just makes you so much more recognisable, or could even be preferred when you're trying to make a brand of yourself like most streamers are. So I suppose I answered my own question. It started out as a medium and became a community. And different people interface with things differently. But if you have any insight you could share I'd love to hear it.

[@DeltaEntropy]

​@@irakyl It's hard to make generalizations since the 2020 boom really widened the EN market and content space and these day's, the unique aspects of V-tubing are somewhat diluted and relegated to the more hardcore or corporate v-tubers and a lot of v-tubers, particularly indies and small agency v-tubers are far closer to just being traditional streamers with a model, but there's still some things to be said. What makes V-tubing special isn't unique to V-tubing, but what it is, is a new medium of creative expression that can allow people who don't fit the mold of traditional streaming to flourish under slightly different rules and with slightly different tools. People who are shy about their appearance or aren't comfortable with having a public online presence, or who aren't comfortable with showing off their whole, real personality, can use the character to distance themselves from their streaming persona, creating a mental separation between the online space, and IRL, that can be really beneficial. There is also the whole business of anonymity that many V-tubers enjoy, though many others either had a notable following before V-tubing and their identity is public knowledge, or choose to face reveal themselves, either to explore other more traditional forms of content such as IRL streaming, or so that they don't have to worry about being recognized in public from voice or mannerisms or having their identity leaked through various means. That's not to say that V-tubers are less genuine than face-cam streamers, just that the "playing a character" aspect of streaming is something that is accepted in V-tubing and not just unsaid or even denigrated as in traditional streaming culture. All performers and entertainers mask and put on a character to an extent, but no one expects an actor to actually be the character they play, while they might expect a talk show host to be the same person on and off camera. Same with V-tubing vs traditional streaming, though the difference isn't as stark as with acting and entertainment. There is also a lot more room for creative expression in V-tubing. If a traditional streamer made up fantastical stories about themselves, most people would find it pretty cringy, or even dishonest, but since V-tuber characters aren't real people, that doesn't apply and so you can have V-tubers who are dragons from magical lands or time travelers from the future or manifestations of ideas like time or death, and that's just an accepted part of the art of v-tubing. Of course, many V-tubers don't have super indepth lore, and some just pay lipservice to it as part of tradition, but others use it to make content, art, stories, outfits, improv bits, etc, which is something that is much harder to do as a traditional streamer. Something also needs to be said about the "weebiness" of v-tubing. V-tubing started in japan and was already out of it's infancy when it spread to the west in the EN boom of 2020, and so the influence of Japanese online and "otaku" culture lies deep in the greater v-tubing culture, especially since the largest V-tubing companies are still based and often wholly operating out of Japan. While this may put some people off, it gives v-tubers and viewers a common cultural touchstone and shared interests and language that traditional streaming has (pepega, _____ andy, etc) but that is wholly confined to traditional streaming, where as V-tubers share that language with the wider weeb and otaku community. Side note, I don't think referring to Hololive and similar as "orgs" is accurate. They're talent agencies, and so from a business perspective function very different. I'm not going to go into all of it here, since it's very complicated (and with the Niji drama, somewhat contentious) but there's some major differences between how "corpo" v-tubing works on the backend. I would say it's accurate for smaller v-tubing agencies such as V-Shojo, but that's a whole different conversation. Side, side note: PNG-tubers still exist, and now exist in streaming. For many they're a low-cost (tracking + modeling + rigging + assets can easily run well over 2k for decent quality) alternative to V-tubing, or as a stepping stone to start off with until streaming becomes more viable as you build a following. Some of them get a lot of mileage out of what might seem on the surface a very simple system. Side, side, side note: there actually exists a third, unwanted step child of V-tuber, called V-tweeters, who as the name implies are "v-tubers" who don't actually stream or create content, but instead are dead set on building a following on X-formally-known-as-twitter before they debut to hundreds of viewers and fans. They're tactics of farming impressions and parasitically attaching themselves to real v-tubers is rarely successful, and many of them are forever trapped in that limbo of having put in all this effort but never seeing the numbers of fans grow to the point at which they feel comfortable with taking the leap to stream, which makes them as a community often very toxic and frustrated, particularly to those who they see as successful and who it seems that success came naturally or through luck and circumstance.

[@st4r_wrld]

1:13:40 “you need to mogule move out of ur parents crib” gold

[@paxtonwhite4492]

As a mid range gen z'er I watched the office on netflix and enjoyed it

[@thequeenofsupersarcasm9789]

As a later Gen Z, I never really watched the Office but a ton of my friends growing up loved it, it was like the main favorite show in like middle school alongside Stranger Things and stuff like that 😭

[@RyanGreenBlue]

cant look away from ludwig being just completely enraptured by aidan for like way too long at 9:50

[@TeamTDU]

holy shit youre right

[@aniyilator]

It's Aimen man, can you blame him?

[@muhfnyay]

WTF swd magi main

[@melliferou]

"I-was-born-in-a-dumpster" "I-wish-they-left-you-in-it" Going to live in my head forever, thanks Yard

[@teighttt]

Can confirm as a 2003 zoomer baby I’m very into the office (also Jim did not get punched by Roy on the show because Dwight pepper sprays him before he can)

[@the_sad_wallet1553]

As an 04 zoomer I can confirm I watched a little bit of the office and then stopped when they removed it from Netflix

[@1wakuralain]

50:00 this is actually interesting insight as to what vtubing adjacent audiences perceive about them. It's hard to know a regular range of opinions on that because to know about them in a meaningful way already implies you're pretty deep in the sauce.

[@Weedle175]

15:33 as a 17 year old the office was a show i grew up watching and it’s one of my favourite of all time

[@jtingy]

Nick asking where the white is in the room had me dying

[@gencarcar]

ok for the vtuber section, from someone who is DEEEEEEP in the vtuber sauce: Lud is so wrong about Aiden being dumb to ask questions. The vtuber space goes so fucking deep and can be really complicated at times so Aiden is so in the right to be asking his questions. Ludwig knows next to fucking nothing about vtubers other than being friends with him so he legit had ZERO authority to say if its dumb or not IMO. To answer Aiden's question about the ipads: Privacy truly depends on the person when it comes to indie side of things. for people who are in corporations, espcially the big ones, you do not talk about their previous personas (if they had one) outwardly and they cannot show their face or body in any means (for example, handcam streams have to be worn with gloves and long sleeves so 0 skin is exposed lmao). Indeodendent vtubers can kinda do whatever they please- so Ironmouse could show her face if she wanted, which is a major idfference, but she choses not to due to her own saftey. Yes, Ironmouse is the probably a famous example of someone who uses an ipad to communicate, but a lot of vtubers call in from home for conventions which can be shown on iPads or big screens. I think Aiden may have been referring to someone in Holostars as the "Japanese guy", but I'm unsure tbh. Also if they were to ever want to bring a vtuber on the yard, they should DEF ask Connor/Trash Taste since they had Mori Calliope on before- I'm pretty sure she came in studio and they rigged it somehow. Tbh it would be super cool to see if at all possible!!! I'm aware the boys + no one cares about this but i had to share bc i am incredibly brainrotted. Aiden if u ever see this UR NOT WRONG TO ASK QUESTIONS DUBBIN WAS BEING RUDE TO U FOR NO REASON HE KNOWS NOTHING

[@jussikoskenkorva8516]

I agree. Aiden asked a perfectly valid question and it seems like Ludwig is infected with some kind of LA brainrot

[@gencarcar]

@@jussikoskenkorva8516 yeahhh LOL. I don’t even know if it’s LA brain rot but bro just didn’t know what he was talking about LOL

[@eliswaggod]

Archie adding the 50 saying " why he say fuck me for???" at 1:08:42 was literally perfect

[@peteartieda58]

Ludwig respectably talking about Connor and that Vtuber party to the group feels like when your childhood friend or brother talks about their newer friend group.

[@janusmarais7580]

Happy to hear slime unsmoked 500 cigarettes

[@tomcatt33]

Every week someone voice is jacked. I’m here for it.

[@zymnomn3926]

so glad you brought Ironmouse and Kevin Hart on to The Yard this episode. a crossover I never knew I needed to see on the Big Screen.

[@mason_is_interesting3991]

Clicked for the clickbait, stayed for the wisdom.

[@mrbreakfastmcmuffin]

Ludwig wearing the MxM jersey… before their final game… hes so proud of his little team 😢 take me back to when they could still qualify for ascension

[@drewxpd]

and then tsm got clapped up by m80. we needed mada and flyuh to show up that day and we win ascension

[@aecrashing3881]

Bro archie work for those 10%

[@Ribalhadas]

50:41 "i knew she knew krav maga" - Slime in the back HAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAH THAT SO FKN FUNNY

[@ro-cb4wn]

i am 20 and gen z and the people around my age loved the office, they released it on netflix years ago so a bunch of us in highschool watched it.

[@freyjafam]

The yard is the only podcast I don't skip ad reads.... I love how every week is unique

[@JustaWhaleGuy9059]

The Office filled all my holes (emotionally) as a juvenile growing up in the 2010s

[@Wiiansym]

Nick referencing Life and Level unlocked memories from the recesses of my brain 🤯

[@tintin1313]

Blew my mind! I was really good friends with Josh from Life and Level back in the day. Wild guy to do psychedelics with!

[@kalikeliihoomalu1661]

Slime was looking pretty good in the intro

[@QuinnMiller]

The office was huge for zoomers when it was on netflix but it was forgotten like immediately when it moved to Peacock

[@celocic]

hearing them talk about vtubers felt like seeing my teacher at the grocery store

[@BlueToothGrenade]

15:27 as a smack dab in the middle zoomer all my classmates were OBSESSED with the office in like grade 9

[@irvostuff5436]

I'm 17 and I've seen people with The Office shirts around at my school

[@accordingtohannah]

stepped out of the room for a min & walked in at 39:30. immediately understood the conversation. equal parts ashamed as impressed.

[@Seruphin]

That guy who did the mr beast bad video: Ludwig is a Controlled Op Nick from the Yard: I get Confirmed Top, you know what I'm saying

[@guerra7021]

A very nick-ish statement

[@aniyilator]

Slime's lust for Courage JD drama will only be quenched when they get him on the pod 1:28:32 voice of an angel

[@keevanmanners255]

Born 04 and the office is probably my most rewatched show I love that shit

[@aeroh8807]

Of course slime talked about the "Red bull Incident" 😂

[@TytusLight]

Missed opportunity to say “Grok in my Rari”

[@FoulPeppers]

Slime and Nick were on fire this ep fr

[@josy_gg]

petition for Nick to wear a sundress on the next episode

[@melliferou]

Let's go

[@loonatheworId]

Jerma on the yard

[@maphay6992]

Lud came back after the boys only episode and is fearing for his career

[@PippyLive]

this podacast is probably the best ad for faze since mlg memes

[@fluffymclee4397]

born in 01, loved the office thru middle and high school. watched all the way thru multiple times

[@dogbot55]

After buying my house, i can say Nick is right about how birthday parties are for everyone else. I enjoy hosting and cooking food and having things ready to do and places to hang out.

[@adriandupre1713]

The newer podcast thumbnails remind me of the hyper active zoomer fortnite thumbnails that Ali A would upload

[@drakothelost]

i will watch no matter what so the miniature is not important to me but i understand thats the game

[@EGGM4N]

im sorry but ludwig is right. I missed his comically well groomed hair when he had a buzz cut

[@valen5188]

I'm a pizza hut delivery driver and Iisten to the pod while I work, and every time I guys mention pizza hut it's like I'm brought out of the matrix for a second it's wild. I was listening to the new one on Spotify today and it happened again so I feel obligated to come here and comment. godsend brothers

[@xanderkbruh582]

18:17 😂 “andshuttup”

[@trentonslack7219]

“Mom I don’t want to plumb I want to dance” might be Aiden’s best line to date lmao

[@jonathansmalley1487]

Yooo, I was in infected with skill too under the name Taxy for a long time. If that Jack is Jax the youngest guy in the clan at the time that's so sick! He had an older brother named coolguy that I played with for a long time haha

[@MasterCalvin45]

Yeah it’s the same guy, he used to be Jax

[@tookaysevon]

I got my young zoomer friend addicted to the Office. I think it aged really well.

[@__-os5fy]

My girlfriend and I are both 17 and they have just about memorized every single episode of The Office, and they still love watching it

[@AllFloofAndNoThoughts]

Nice that they finally got Shayne Topp on The Yard

[@natan6218]

me and my family are straight up binging it... and by it... i mean the office

[@beaniebaebie]

the ad read gives me whiplash everytime

[@annieone-trick]

Thumbnail baited me into thinking Ironmouse was the guest D:

[@frodothewizardoftheforce3931]

Same, that could be such a fun episode

[@Spedatr0n]

Same

[@dredrakonic9013]

they did mention her tho, if its any consolation

[@ashketchup4377]

Ironmouse as guest would go hard af

[@ucantseemeverywell]

intro is gold

[@tmpgaming187]

as someone who drives around the red bull car, it is a really fun time

[@koriome]

certified late gen z -- had a the office phase, was pretty embarrassing. people still sometimes get me the office themed gifts. jim was kinda wrong for that though

[@strawberryemma]

it’s extremely funny that they’re just having a genuine conversation about The Office

[@AdThe1st]

If podcasts were sitcoms The Yard is It's Always Sunny

[@brickends3155]

Love anthony wearing shayne's limes shirt

[@JetsFittedUp]

54:06 The difference between a stadium event and a birthday party is somehow lost on Aimen

[@wiigamer3901]

does ludwig now have a minecraft pickaxe tatoo on his neck?

[@Rambonez]

2005 zoomer here, absolutely loved the office growing up. I have the dvd set lol

[@jsquats6892]

I went to Penn state Scranton and they had shirts saying the “office campus”. They only had them for a year because they got in trouble.

[@youssefbadawy9902]

Ludwig was definetely on one this episode

[@Lolfire]

36:30 "my Mariocart team, called "Walliwogs"" ehh, Aiden, not sure you want to bring that up.... I'm gonna assume you don't know what Golliwogs are... might wanna give that a quick search.

[@Ceeby_is_sleepy]

Man wallywogs are an enemy in Pikmin lmao. Look that up. He was a middle class gen z Canadian he and everyone in his Mario clan had no idea wtf the racist dolls you are talking about were

[@saylahalvarado5354]

i’m an 05 gen z and i fw the office

[@sebcollins539]

We need Courage and slime on the pod

[@austinwilliams3369]

I’m 21, the office is a timeless classic

[@cardinal8200]

As a 1999 zoomer, the only time I watched the office was when my older sister put it on. Overall though it was good but wouldn’t put it on myself. Dwight was funny :)

[@luiji0129]

as a late gen Z, I think we still vibe with the office. I still see so many other classmates wear dunder mifflen shirts and stuff.

[@lektornese]

Aiden's question was totally fair

[@buzzkill7542]

Ludwig should just wear a baldcap to stream every day

[@bananaduck14]

That intro is really fucking funny, props to whoever's idea that was

[@psycofire93]

hello fresh has to be the most chill sponsor

[@hesse153]

Had a friend who’s humour was straight from the office, and since no one had watched it, they thought he was the funniest guy ever

[@kyleo.6946]

They don't know that it's still called the faggio in gta v and will probably still be in vi

[@mr.tv001]

from 9:40 till 10:06 ludwig looks like hes completly zooted

[@janeebbert]

I'm sixteen, can confirm I binge watched all of the office on Netflix when I was about thirteen. Was a formative experience.

[@hyrumforstrom980]

Born in 05 and I’ve always loved the office

[@EricAssenmacher]

I just got Flashbang'd by the Life and Level reference.

[@dylanpritchard4981]

OMG LIFE AND LEVEL YOU JUST BROUGHT BACK A CORE MEMORY

[@cayleecastillo173]

i have never heard of undefeated and couple weeks ago at a concert i told a dude i liked his t shirt and now i’m really second guessing myself.

[@rafelicata6687]

I'm a zoomer (2003) and my whole grade from middle to high school loved the office. Second life on Netflix, though I did watch a few eps on TBS when I was like 6

[@dylanstanger713]

I think the office is good for the most part, I was born in '05. I went to school with people who were completely obsessed with the show though.

[@asterixdx]

archie segment was amazing. more archie segments :D