The Lore Of OTTER POPS - Popsicles With Character - School Of Boredom No. 206

[@michaelturner2806]

These were a staple of my childhood. Though I ended up being disappointed. The character designs I liked best were paired with flavors I liked least, and vice versa. It was an era long before mobile computers, and the only entertainment I would have as I was given a frozen tube of sugar water and sent outside, was to look at the packaging. So it was always a tough decision to pick one from the box. Do I want a neat looking otter to stare at for the next half hour, or do I go for a taste that's enjoyable. I could only pick one.

[@tanksmeow2524]

Hey man I just wanted to say I really enjoy the effort and time you put into this. You've got the only video on the subject which is interesting on its own, but yeah man, you did a good job. Clear audio and video. That being said I have one piece of advice: you should try to get a cover for your microphone because a lot of frequencies are coming through creating noise in the background. Some people use cotton socks if they can't get ahold of a commercial one.

[@MGLabs]

Thanks. Otter Pops has a special spot in my heart, they were a staple of my childhood Yeah and I assumed probably many others as well. As far as my sound issues go, I'm working on a fix, the problem is an empty studio (No sound panels... yet.).

[@skunkman9815]

I want an otter pop plushie

[@MGLabs]

Same, lol.