Mindblowers with Hank and John

In which Hank and John, in their final reunion video for now, discuss the facts that blow their minds--from the lack of time before the Big Bang to the astonishing newness of recorded music.
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[@vlogbrothers]

Hi. If you liked this video but wished it were longer, less organized, and rambly: You're in luck. Here's an 18 minute version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGeYdWmfbLBrn9U -John p.s. The Anthropocene Reviewed just had its FOURTH week on the NYT bestseller list?!?!?! Thank you.

[@maxsebastian]

You're really spoiling us with all this content with you both together. ❤️

[@Xenolilly]

Thank you!

[@pianoguy222]

I'm subscribed to hankschannel, so...

[@itsjustmeandmycats]

tHANK YOU

[@osmia]

Thanks muchly!

[@gracekinne3452]

John loves to say that he doesn't understand "young people" today but then says things like "welcome to my TED talk" which makes me firmly believe that he does understand them

[@sion8]

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[@dlivingstonmcpherson]

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[@redthroatedloon]

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[@UnknownVir]

Or that we're equally out of touch with young people these days but still hold ourselves up to that concept, whereas we'd shun the idea of someone our age being young a decade ago. But maybe that's just me.

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

Who's Ted and why do people want to hear him talk?

[@Jesse__H]

"Space and time continue to bang, but matter does not" Sounds like my 2020 TBH.

[@vlogbrothers]

This is a hell of a good joke. -John

[@Hippopotalust]

I went looking for this comment because I knew I couldn’t be the only one.

[@amandas.6500]

@@Hippopotalust Nope, you guys aren't the only ones! 😉

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

In that case I must be the Higgs boson.

[@HaileyGWoolcraft]

I appreciate that I scrolled down and saw this comment exactly when it was being said, thank you

[@bubbleonempirestide]

John knowing the timelines of historical facts in relation to the creation to Dr. Pepper is VERY on brand for him

[@AbqDez]

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[@sion8]

Yep, his era is B.Dr.P. and A.Dr.P.

[@Jivvi]

But what about diet Dr. Pepper?

[@natalienewman4733]

Read his new book! He reviews Diet Dr. Pepper lol

[@karlbischof2807]

Dr. Pepper is the drink of true intellectuals after all

[@skylerwitherspoon]

"that's not a fact about pi, it's a fact about humans" why did that hit me so much, I want to write a poem about it

[@Carebearritual]

hi skyler

[@Adia711]

ooo! do it!

[@skylerwitherspoon]

@@Carebearritual hi cara sorry I commented so many times on this video (if you saw them whoops)

[@jobriq5]

Pie poem? Yum

[@StarlightJosh]

@@skylerwitherspoon woah you have more than 500 Comments on this channel

[@GaviLazan]

Mindblowers with Hank and John: NO. EDGE.

[@dallinyauney3131]

haha yesss

[@gennaslists]

This phrase makes me feel so happy

[@YellowTissueBox]

FRENCH THE LLAMA! that's an old reference!

[@SmeiskAudio]

@@YellowTissueBox It's been so long since I've heard "French the Llama." Love it.

[@mschrisfrank2420]

Dude!

[@CallaLilly414]

John looks really uncomfortable about the idea of matter.

[@vlogbrothers]

Super uncomfortable. -John

[@FairMiles]

Not only what or how is matter but why it matters

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

Everyone should be. I think Hank even kind of underestimated how unlikely the existence of matter is in his description of it. I'm surprised more religious people don't point to it as evidence for their faith because when you look at the math it's miraculous that the universe has matter in it.

[@matthaus8606]

@@vlogbrothers Perhaps applying the anthropic principle will make you feel better. The reasoning goes something like this: in a universe without matter, there cannot exist any conscious beings to wonder why there is or isn't any matter. Then again, I guess it lies in the nature of conscious beings to never be quite satisfied with that explanation. (Which is good for the employment prospects of physics students - full disclosure: I am one) Or perhaps it would help to become even more uncomfortable about a different fundamental physical concept, in which case I highly recommend Carlo Rovelli's book "The Order of Time". Edit: Never mind, you already mentioned the anthropic idea in the extended version. I stand by the book recommendation, though.

[@Kaivijs]

Who isn't? It is the sort of thing that I need to stop thinking real quick lol

[@urbfffatima]

This video is just John giving me beautiful facts about humanity while Hank changing my whole world view as I know it. They balance eachother so beautifully.

[@anamarsproductions360]

CONGRATS BEST FRIEND

[@AndrewGordonBellPerc]

This video could also be titled: John has a series of existential crises while Hank speaks for 4 minutes.

[@RainaRamsay]

I'm not sure John thought through this concept enough, lol

[@urbfffatima]

John Green did not even say "Thank you for coming to my TEDTalk" at the end of his actual TEDTalk.

[@josephmitchell5304]

“We don’t really know why I’m here”? John, we’re here because we’re here because we’re here because we’re here

[@bass777chick]

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[@treeofblue4923]

I love that super obscure reference from the twilight zone.

[@jadasmiles]

I sang it

[@paulinemoll3226]

[@emilyblack7342]

Here’s a fact I enjoy: the human brain is basically curled up into itself to fit inside our skulls. The brain is this remarkable self repairing computing system that rooms full of processors still can’t quite match, and it’s shoved into our meat case like a 5th graders gym clothes in an overstuffed backpack

[@emilyblack7342]

The way I like to think about it is that the brain is a super advanced alien computer that does things we couldn’t dream of, except the only example we have to work with is a 14 year olds homemade gaming rig. All of the parts are dirt cheap, it’s jury rigged in a thousand ways, if you hit it wrong it starts speaking French for some reason, but it’s still incredible. Brains are ridiculous and I love them.

[@twojuiceman]

"The brain is the most important organ in the body" -- The Brain

[@dawnnoele]

This is my favorite comment. Ever. 💕

[@maxsebastian]

Not mine. I have a smooth brain.

[@AngelaThomas1]

This is now my favourite fact of the video

[@HayleyClaire]

“Do you not wake up in the morning and your first thought is of me and my needs?” If only more people in the world said/thought this as sarcastically as John did just now, I feel we would have fewer problems.

[@leonadarby2996]

this gave me the ultimate older younger brother vibes

[@littlestbroccoli]

That was the crowning jewel of this video

[@julianalores4]

“This whole thing is weird” is the best description of pretty much everything.

[@rooryan]

The more I learn about everything, the weirder it gets. Thanks, internet.

[@mariest7783]

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[@kavizur]

Have we ever sent out a giant "Thank You" to the parents of these two for raising such stupendous human beings? We should throw them a party. Just a thought.

[@loveearnestly]

As someone recovering from a fair amount of parental trauma. The Green brother parents are literally the reason I even consider being a parent.

[@Stierenkloot]

It’s largely just chance bro. You don’t get to decide if your kids end up awesome or not.

[@chrismichaels2190]

I think John is the first person to use the “thank you for coming to my TEDTalk joke” and has actually given a real TEDTalk.

[@alliccielelven780]

So my school hosted a TED event (I gave a talk!) and my friend, who was a high school junior at the time, ended her ACTUAL TED TALK with “thank you for coming to my TED talk” 😂😂😂

[@verity3616]

Woah, why hasn't he boasted about that around here? I had no idea. They have had such fascinating lives.

[@MaxWelton]

The dislike ratio is undefined

[@turoni314]

As it should be

[@abhishuoza9992]

Let’s see how long we can make it last!

[@creesch]

I think you just applied quantum mechanics, at the moment you stated it was undefined it was inevitably no longer going to be undefined. Sort of...?

[@abhishuoza9992]

About 18 minutes apparently

[@MaxWelton]

@@creesch when I commented, there were 0 dislikes, so I meant undefined in the mathematical sense of divided by 0, but your interpretation is funny too

[@ObviouslyBenHughes]

John’s “...wut???” at 2:23 has the same energy as that GIF of a guy blinking repeatedly in confusion

[@Naiyelli]

The most mind blowing fact that I know is that sneezing isn’t normal

[@readingguy6041]

My favourite sneezing fact is that light can cause people to sneeze. If the nerve from their eye is too close to another one connected to sneezing, a change in light levels which sends a signal down their optic nerve can accidentally trigger the nerve connected to sneezing and so they sneeze.

[@seeingincolor]

I *never* sneeze.

[@Ross_mo]

please explain

[@seeingincolor]

@@Ross_mo It’s from one of the recent episodes of the Dear Hank and John podcast, where a doctor told a patient that sneezing wasn’t normal and that she (the doctor) never sneezes.

[@bass777chick]

Omg, so yesterday I had to get an MRI, and as I’m lying there inside of the giant loud machine trying not to move so that the pictures of my brain aren’t blurry all of a sudden I had to sneeze So. Bad. and my first thought was, “I never sneeze, sneezing isn’t normal,” and my second thought was “this has got to be the worst possible place to have to sneeze.” I don’t know how, but somehow I managed to not bust out laughing and kept my head still!!!

[@2201rafaela]

This is like a comedic spin on The Anthropocene Reviewed and I love it.

[@Maiichu14]

Oh well if you haven't listened to scishow tangents you're going to love it

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

The Anthropocene, Improvised

[@outofwonder]

The chuckle before John says "assuming we knew all of the other numbers"

[@kaylie8631]

The music one… why does that feel so insane???

[@shandiw7749]

Seriously. I guess maybe because music is such an essential part of being human, and for all us, recorded music has always just been a way we experience music, so it feels like it should be something that’s been around much much longer.

[@the_schrecky]

The part that got me for that was recorded music being younger than Dr Pepper.

[@firefly-fez]

Most mindblowing fact I learnt recently is that there’s a moon in our solar system that is only 3km (1.86 miles) across. There’s a moon smaller than the radius of the distance I was allowed to travel in Stage IV lockdown. I DID NOT KNOW MOONS COULD BE THAT SMALL

[@firefly-fez]

Another favourite fact: an atom is surrounded by a begative field of electrons, which repel like charges. This repulsion makes it impossible to touch two atoms together, so when you touch something, your atoms never actually touched the object’s atoms; and that whenever two objects touch, there is this minute, nano-scale distance that will never be bridged. The feeling of touch is generated by the repulsion of forces that are specifically avoiding touching.

[@sion8]

Well natural satellites are whatever orbits a planet before humans put something there, there's no definition more precise than that.

[@harry.tallbelt6707]

@@sion8 Astronomers probably do use some common sense (well, at least to them) size boundaries when talking about them, because otherwise every particle in the rings of Saturn would be a moon.

[@harry.tallbelt6707]

@@sion8 or.. maybe, remembering the Pluto situation, they just prefer not to express their opinions about Saturn's rings' particles being moons, because they realise it's too controversial 🤔🤔🤔

[@sion8]

@@harry.tallbelt6707 Nah, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) just hasn't come out and decided on a definition. They've help their guns on Pluto, I don't think they care about popular opinion. However, the definition they came up with for ‘planet’ is actually exclusive to the Solar System, not the rest of the Universe, something often missed. So, exoplanets aren't bound by the same definition that “demoted” Pluto, at least not yet. I'm, sure they'd be eager to update their definition to encompass all planets in the Universe, not just make it a Solar System-centric definition. However, I've heard some astronomers have wanted to update the definition so that Pluto is once again a planet, but that would also mean we would have more than 9 planets. Frankly, I'm a fan of the current definition.

[@Shutupalready47]

That “recorded music is younger than doctor pepper” fact got me SHOOK. What a Tuesday

[@pintpullinggeek]

Yeah, I had to fact check that one. Dr Pepper was sold nationally in the US from 1904. The long-playing album wasn't created until 1910 in Europe and didn't really appear in the US until the 1920's.

[@sissysvids]

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[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

Oxford University is older than the Aztec civilization. Before their 2016 win -- the last time the Chicago Cubs won a World Series the Ottoman Empire still existed and was still ruled by a Sultan.

[@greg.sym.4115]

I believe the 'album of' part of that statement is important. The earliest recorded music according to a rushed Google was made in 1860

[@RedRing-tech]

This was the point where I paused the video to fact check because my mind could only handle that in stages.

[@holycrapitsjake_]

Hank: "space and time continue to bang, but matter does not" me: "I am matter"

[@twojuiceman]

Matter: the original third wheel

[@TravisGilbert]

This is the first time I've heard a person who has an actual Ted Talk say "Thank you for coming to my Ted talk"

[@AmeliaBell28]

I really appreciate how you can see in John's face at 2:44 that he's, like, teetering on the edge of the rabbit hole but manages not to fall down it

[@sarahmickel4921]

I’ve so enjoyed these reunion videos. I didn’t realize just how much I missed them. Glad you were able to gather as a family!

[@FruitMonger360]

My mindblower is that dust from the Sahara Desert gets swept up in air currents, travels across the Atlantic ocean, and the minerals and nutrients in that dust fertilizes the Amazon rain forest. This is mind blowing for two reasons 1) that enough dust can get carried that large of a distance to actually make a significant difference. 2) That one of the most desolate places on earth is essential for life in one of the most fertile places.

[@nobodysbaby5048]

That's cool.

[@Kirby.Burgess]

Still can’t fathom ✨no edge✨

[@AlexDings]

My partner recently explained to me (a 28-year-old) that the reason pasta gets soft when cooking it is not the water, but the heat. I found that so unbelievable that I put some noodles into a cup of cold water and waited for a few hours. Mind = blown

[@MsNimJ]

Oh my god, so that is why oven pasta dishes work! And dont turn the pasta all crispy!

[@Ross_mo]

this is... inaccurate. It's a result of water being heated. You still need water. For your next experiment, try cooking pasta in a pan with no water or oil. Good luck.

[@AlexDings]

​@@Ross_mo Right - that was what was meant. I was just surprised that the water wasn't enough, I though the warming up was done just for the taste!

[@xzonia1]

​ @A. Dings Technically your partner is correct that the heat makes the difference, but realistically you were correct in the general idea that "water alone" would work for how we normally think of water (i.e. being at room temperature). Dry spaghetti rehydrates in about ten minutes in boiling water, and in around two hours in room-temperature water, so you can soak your spaghetti for a couple of hours to complete the first half of the process without using energy to boil water. In cold water, which you attempted (not freezing cold, though), it will take several more hours, but the pasta will soften ... eventually. The water would need to be above freezing though, as frozen water is a solid and would therefore keep the spaghetti in a hard, solid state (frozen). Basically, the warmer the water is above freezing, the faster the rehydration process will go, but "water alone" does work as long as it's not freezing cold. You just needed to apply more time to allow the process to complete. :)

[@AlexDings]

@@xzonia1 oh that's interesting, thanks!

[@emilythesincere]

The sheer joy when y’all make videos together is infectious ☺️👏🏼

[@eauneaux]

“It big bangs and then it big smoops” is my mood for the week

[@alliefurlong486]

I have watched this video many times and will continue to watch it again and again

[@DistanceTraveled]

The white night sky fact made me miss the music fact so I had to go back, pause, and sit for a while before I was able to continue meaningfully in the video. *Mind blown*

[@eauneaux]

The most mind blowing fact in this video is that Hank’s first thought in the morning is not John and his needs

[@drnostalgia1]

I often wonder if I will ever get to see or hear you guys talk where I don’t smile, laugh, think, learn something and/or have my mind blown! And this video did all of that and more. Truly love seeing you in the same shot! Thank you for all you do !!!

[@arrow2589]

Wow, always a great start to the morning is Facts with Vlogbrothers. Brings some extra fun to my workday. Good morning Hank and John, I hope y'all have a great day!

[@KristineNapper]

Here’s a mindblowing fact: I was introduced to Nerdfighteria in January 2021, and as of today, I’ve now seen EVERY vlogbrothers video!! As if I weren’t already completely lost in the timeline since COVID hit, I’ve now experienced 14.5 years of Nerdfighter Time, in 6 months of Earth Time. (And apparently “time” isn’t what I think it is anyway, so… 🤯) This content and community have been soooooo good for my soul through a really difficult time! It’s meant so much to have this steady diet of passion, compassion, deep thought, and deep laughs. My understanding and commitment have grown around topics I was already passionate about…. and I’ve discovered interest in topics I never thought I’d care about! (Mars? The third tier of English football? Neither of those were on my 2021 vision board, but here we are.😂) THANK YOU, John, Hank, and Nerdfighteria, for making me a better person, and the world a better place. 💜

[@ohitsme8444]

Thank you so much for sharing these videos of you two together. You look so vibrant and alive and I’m so grateful for the hope that things will feel okay again. Really, thank you.

[@ellarobertson3664]

“feeling of wonderful smallness” truly one of the most beautiful phrases i’ve ever heard, lowkey wanna get it tattooed/turned into art

[@thewinterizzy]

Mindblowers is an interesting way to spell “existential crisis.” 😂

[@kritidhakal157]

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[@dlivingstonmcpherson]

I felt John's point at 3:39 though the feeling doesn't have to be negative: it can be a cozy smallness and excited wonder at the bigness. It was a relief to me to hear someone else feels that way, since other people seem to react with "existential crises" and I worry I'm feeling wrongly (like I'm too shallow or too heartless to "get it")

[@burnyizland]

That Big Bang thing about time is the best response I've ever heard to a question I thought was dumb in the first place. Bravo! I also love how much brighter you get together (smiles, not just I.Q.s).

[@Carebearritual]

“space and time continue to bang” me too 😎

[@jobriq5]

jail

[@kayisfish]

I love the vibe of John looking at Hank and saying "WHAT!"

[@AnimeAddict748]

I know they've been doing it for over a decade but I am so thankful and happy to have the Green Bros educating us in such a way. They make really large complex concepts tangible and even fun which is so hard to do. Thanks Green Bros

[@sarahphillips579]

a mindblower of my own: i have now been part of nerdfighteria for over five years. who better to tell than you guys!

[@knz730]

My favourite part is John looking VERY ANXIOUS through every Hank fact, and getting INCREASINGLY ANXIOUS as the fact goes on

[@armaansaeed]

I always feel kind of peaceful and fun and amazing and good seeing you both talking... I'm glad that all of us get to share with you a little part of your lives. Lots of Love ❤️

[@milandu]

"This whole thing is weird" is a pretty good way to describe a lot of things.

[@mmerriman4995]

Hank & John together?!? My mind is blown. I would think the world would tip over with such intellect & nerdiness in one place.

[@waywardmind]

I just watched in real-time John's OCD dread growing exponentially while he was listening to Hank talk about banana radiation.

[@iwantatransam]

I keep backing up and watching John's "what?" to Hank's "We do not know why there is matter" over and over. That is the exact moment a mind is blown.

[@lorenabpv]

my mindblower: foxes in south america aren't actually foxes. they're another subgenus completely and actually closer to wolves in taxonomy

[@Yurt_enthusiast7]

Another animal fact: Red and giant pandas are not in the same family of animals

[@ZePopTart]

Subgenus facts are my favorite kind of facts

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

The mongoose-like Rock Hyrax is the closest living relation to the elephant.

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

@@Yurt_enthusiast7 Thank you for calling them Red Pandas. I hate the name Lesser Panda.

[@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721]

That's pretty common - some European sees a thing and says "that looks like that other thing in Europe." Same with robins.

[@Naiyelli]

I watch a lot of KZbin videos on a faster speed, anywhere from 1.5x upwards, but I always make sure to leave Vlogbrothers at the normal speed because I want to spend as much time with Hank and John as possible.

[@Weebusaurus]

This had a very pleasant 2013 energy. I feel the need to reblog this and fancast the TFiOS movie

[@bogusred6298]

I love when you two are together in person. There's such amazing energy there. Thank you for putting a smile on my face

[@magz4496]

John constantly hyping Hank's book just makes me so happy

[@sannnvd]

Dear John, I just received my signed copy. I live in the Netherlands and had already given up on getting a signed one, but somehow I managed to order it. Now I have finally found my 'object that I would save out of a burning house', I love it and it's so dear to me. Thank you, thank you, thank you. :)

[@trivialoves]

in conclusion, humans are cool and we know a lot of stuff but mostly we know nothing. also one thing we do know is that it’s really nice to see you two together again 😊

[@oakcharm11]

As you guys said on your podcast “welcome to stoned John and Hank where we’re just like… ‘Wow… the universe man.’”

[@ObviouslyBenHughes]

OH HECKIN YASSS NEW VLOGBROTHERS HI GUYS HOPE YOU’RE BOTH WELL

[@lindseyziegler9869]

John defining mindblowing in his gorgeous, thoughtful way is honestly the best.

[@subatomiclokimc]

I need a half hour uncut version of this

[@SnarkNSass]

Y'all are making me really miss my Sister. But I'm so happy for you guys to get to spend some time.✌🏻😁

[@brookeruskin]

It brings me such joy to see these two together.

[@Rwededyet]

Just remember Bill Murray's great quote from the movie "Meatballs": "It just doesn't matter, IT JUST DOESN'T MATTER"

[@LolUGotBusted]

'Yeah no absolutely' is still a rollercoaster every time I hear it

[@jrpipik]

Fun fact: there are more Grammerly ads on KZbin than grains of sand on all the beaches of the Earth.

[@tanyamurray2528]

I love this. This video is my favourite thing about humans. How excited we get about what we know and understand but also about what we don't know and don't understand; how we always want to learn more; how we're equally excited and humbled by it all; and how it makes us wonder and reflect on our place in the immensity, absurdity, and beauty of it all.

[@beththebubbly69]

description: final reunion video for now me: nooooooooooooo i will always love and appreciate your regular videos, but videos where youre together really hit different and I dont know how to describe it

[@osunale]

I spent way too much time thinking about matter when I was teenager. As an adult, I learned to suppress the hell out that part of my brain so I don't go mad. Thanks for bringing it back up.

[@cryptidcutiecosplay]

John saying "we're amazing! I can't get enough of us" is the most human thing and it gives me hope for tomorrow tbh

[@alexb.3279]

I may not show it...but this week of videos of them together is giving me more hope than I've felt in a long time

[@chashahjohnson]

GOD every single reunion video makes me cry.

[@ihavespoken164]

I’m sorry, but Dave matters the most 😌✋🏼

[@rivwilson9330]

"we're amazing. I can't get enough of us." this is why I'm inspired to learn by these two great men

[@matteatane]

“on the one hand there’s that wonderful feeling of smallness, which you would think would be sad, but isn’t. but on the other hand, there’s the feeling that, well, there might not have been matter-so in that sense, i am quite something.”

[@Siriuslyyy]

These brothers cannot get enough of each other ❤️

[@styxlover21]

John, the idea of wonderful smallness might have just changed my life. What a glorious thought. I have always struggled with a suffocating, inconsequential, nihilistic feeling when thinking about my place in the universe. But wonderful smallness? It is kind of wonderful to be so small and inconsequential. Wow. Thank you.

[@molly-fz8lj]

Omg am I actually? FIRST

[@molly-fz8lj]

I THINK I WAS

[@chadretrofilms7824]

Yes

[@molly-fz8lj]

@@chadretrofilms7824 IN MY 12 YEARS OF WATCHING VLOGBROTHERS I HAVE NEVER BEEN FIRST THIS IS A GOOD DAY

[@Carebearritual]

GO MOLLY

[@cerenelbay5742]

this was one of the most pleasant conversations i've ever witnessed

[@ttmt98]

"I am the most interesting part of the universe." that is BEAUTIFUL.

[@SizzleitupwithSara]

I missed these reunion videos so much!

[@shramanadasdutta3006]

Here after a couple episodes of "The Universe" being released, the Hank explain Big Bang to John it hits different. As in i totally get it now, i get the science. And i now know, as does future John.

[@Eazoon]

"Space and Time continue to bang" ~Hank Green 2021

[@chardhrosreaper2307]

A good way to reference that mind blowing feeling I have heard is to say that really lofts the skin off your brain. First heard it in Approaching the Arts in my high school, and it has stuck with me.

[@LJCRIA]

It’s so much fun to see you two enjoying - almost gitty - finally being in each other’s company

[@plushy9849]

Could you make an extended version of this discussion? I could listen to it for hours!

[@mrodriguez377]

I’m so glad I didn’t understand any of this, yet still managed to have a good time. Thanks guys.

[@claireholman8124]

There is wonderful small-ness in “Hank I will continue to see you right now” 🥰

[@Kyasakoamy]

Still smiling so much to see you both together :)

[@Hellodustmice]

This reminds me of one of my favorite written things, in a book by Hilary McKay she describes a dream: her character imagines themselves to be a tiny black dot, endlessly rocking in an ocean of white. I've always been so unexplainably comforted by that idea.

[@helloena]

"that feeling of wonderful smallness, which you would think would be sad but isn't." aish, I love these humans

[@ChuckMordock]

This was wonderful. Please yes more again forever thank you. Yes. Thank you.

[@arrow2589]

Would glad seeing you to together again!!!

[@lexer_]

John, it's so heartwarming to see how much more you smile when Hank is around.

[@TheProductofyourmind]

I feel like they don't even have to try when they're together, they just record their normal conversations. Which are amazing conversations.

[@Lisatheecologist]

I love how the cool backdrop for normal Hank videos is just a tiny segment of the wall. It doesn't even reach the ceiling. I just love it

[@astridvante6057]

i love you forever dear hank and john.