Well There's Your Problem | Episode 20: 1918 Philadelphia War Bond Parade

[@jjeannef227]

DON'T WATCHTHIS BS FROM PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO TEACH DUMBASSES

[@welltheresyourproblempodca1465]

new channel slogan

[@scarylion1roar]

"not qualified to teach dumbasses" nice self-own there, Jeanne Farr

[@butifarras]

Best comment

[@joelbostic8323]

Klinger from M.A.S.H.'s sister has words.

[@TheSnowLeopard]

Rumour has it, these people met playing Dungeons and Dragons Online!

[@JackgarPrime]

"Undertakers started price gouging" is one hell of an ominous phrase.

[@geoffreygriffiths1385]

"I have a button and I'm so excited to have a button." - Alice Spoken like a true engineer.

[@OriginalPineapplesFoster]

That's odd. It's also spoken like a true trans woman, and in 2 years nobody's added that joke to your comment. 😂🏳️‍🌈🍍

[@cyberbrunk]

That part at the beginning where Alice was talking about ending lockdown too early and everyone getting sick again in 6 months has aged unfortunately well

[@thehaprust6312]

And it just keeps coming back around again. No one could have possibly predicted...

[@alaeriia01]

Yes, but at least we're creating value for shareholders!

[@Grimpy970]

2023 here, checking in. 😅😅😅 I hate it here

[@ThePopopotatoes]

And we all said 2016 was "the worst". Kinda like calling something unsinkable I feel like that's what doomed us

[@deriktheyellow3565]

Yeah, Alice's optimism about things changing really hits different now. I remember that feeling, my dissertation was built on that optimism .... I never finished my dissertation

[@unusualcook]

during this time we ask you to not shake hands with danger. instead, try to maintain a safe 6 feet away from danger, and avoid touching your face or eyes around danger.

[@scarylion1roar]

[the guitar riff]

[@griffinrails]

*don't spit with danger*

[@grmpEqweer]

Wash hands with danger.

[@josephharold808]

@@grmpEqweer Does Wash Hands with Danger mean that you scrub with kerosene and paraffin wax, then put your hands over an open flame?

[@Tomartyr]

@@josephharold808 hydrazine or go home

[@DontMockMySmock]

"if a white person says the n-word in the forest and no one is around to hear it, is it racist?" -donoteat01, 2020

[@excitableboy7031]

@ThisIsMyRealName as an engineer, you kinda need a sense of humour to survive engineering. Especially the first couple years. Yeah I had a guy redecorate the porch of his dorm with his innards cos he jumped out the window once in fourth semester.

[@jacobrzeszewski6527]

@@excitableboy7031 Same with us factory workers. We had a guy on first shift make a medium rare steak using his hand. Came out a little too bloody on account of the partial degloving.

[@alaeriia01]

Yes, yes it is.

[@augustzeidman4443]

In a since deleted tweet, the French Health Minister said that cocaine can prevent coronavirus. No details, didnt offer any explanation, it was just randomly there

[@tibbygaycat]

Having a great time

[@Anonarchist]

*[censored]* virus can't fit up your nose if it's already full of coke, just ask a scientician

[@brentb5303]

It's worth a try. Plus, you can get that beach body by summer.

[@SofaKingShit]

Maybe if l pack my face mask with enough to act like an extra filter? Perhaps sew lots of face masks together so that it looks like a bird's beak for extra storage and also for the sheer nostalgia of it.

[@LaTigerGenesis]

Keep the virus out with coke boogies and tightly clenched jaws!

[@jacksonduruy4303]

So FYI, most undertakers are already part of massive national chains. They all have cutesy Mom n' Pop names, but most undertakers and funeral home centers are controlled by something like 3 companies, they just give every branch it's own name. Adam Ruin's Everything has an episode about it, it's pretty interesting. I think they also talk about it in the novel American Gods.

[@dragonmarnix]

This includes The Undertaker, who is a part of the national chain of the WWE.

[@readwrecks]

I know a guy who’s worked for several mortuaries. He was telling me about this the last time I talked to him.

[@SolarMechanic]

This is also the reason why if you ever notice a funeral home that's gone out of business, odds are they were actually a privately owned firm who've been forced out by one of the chains.

[@Zizzily]

Service Corporation International

[@Calpsotoma]

@@dragonmarnix I came to make this stupid joke.

[@justinokraski3796]

I've grown rather fond of how every podcast starts with technical difficulties

[@yedoom]

*Starts with an engineering disaster

[@The5lacker]

No no, the Technical Difficulties are a different group of KZbinrs with a brand of "Huh, I didn't know that, sure that doesn't wind up being relevant in my immediate future."

[@MarvinStroud3]

One of the screens shows a poster of a man with a spear sticking out of his hat. He is taking his daughter by the hand to save her from the Belgians. The poster says "Remember Belgium". I wondered what to remember about it. I read the rest of the poster. It says "Activate Windows". I opened my window but I still couldn't remember Belgium having never been there. Thank you for your kind attention.

[@alaeriia01]

This reads like the end product of one of those "I forced an AI to read thirty thousand WTYP comments and this is what it came up with" posts.

[@surrow6192]

Nobody expects the Spanish Influenza

[@Jessie-vm6kq]

Our main weapon is coughing, congestion and cough! Our two main weapons are coughing and congestion, and ruthless death. Amongst our weapons are coughing, congestion, ruthless death and fanatical devotion to killing! Our chief weapons are coughing congestion ruthless death fanatical devotion to killing and an inaccurate name, god damn!

[@ewetoo]

In fact, those that do, get ummm...anyway, don't spit.

[@windwalker5765]

I was looking for this comment!

[@ThatGuyMontag]

So happy to see our good friend Windows Activation return.

[@BlarryOfficial]

Yeah, welcome back, mate!

[@Carlyknarly]

well then, it is my favorite host of the 4

[@Guildm4ster]

Shit, thought it was my own first :D

[@scarylion1roar]

That's a load bearing Activate Windows watermark

[@GeorgeRomneyO]

It’s really the glue that holds this show together

[@mystwork]

Humongous lettering on the building around 53:00 likely to be "FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR / DONT WASTE IT"

[@BadWebDiver]

Ahhh, makes sense...

[@andrewfridae5099]

A year later, scrolling down the comments would have saved me twenty minutes of research that I don't regret.

[@Lessinath]

If you hate nightclubs, you should do an episode on the Station Nightclub fire. You'll hate them even more after.

[@seanomatopoeia]

Go OG for Cocao Nut Grove!

[@ExperimentIV]

god i watched the video once and thought i would be okay but i was absolutely not okay and was haunted for weeks.

[@rincefire]

Or Backa branden, if you're going for more euro feel

[@matthewstands]

This is a great idea! They could also cover the República Cromañón nightclub fire in Buenos Aires, where twice as many people died.

[@ExperimentIV]

rincefire varje gång jag minns/tänker på backa branden känner jag mig jättedeppad. fan vad världen gör mig ledsen

[@spacepeanut]

I forced my dad to listen to this podcast he fucking hated it please make more

[@BlarryOfficial]

Great! Finally some light-hearted, easily digestible comedy content to help us cope with these trying times. As someone who's never heard of whatever happened in Philly in 1918, I'm sure it won't be so bad.

[@kensurrency2564]

BlarryOfficial Not with that attitude it won’t

[@saab9251]

My girlfriend works in a hospital in the southeastern US. Masks are so short that nurses are either making their own at home, or lysol’ing the shit out of their mask every day and letting them air dry. They have no word of getting enough supplies for all the staff for atleast a month.

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

So sorry to hear this Saab - hope she and her colleagues are well.

[@whoever6458]

According to chemistry, alcohol is a solution. Ironically, alcohol was one of the things that saved my life when I started suffering a cytokine storm due to COVID-19 about the time you released this video. I figured out that the problem was that any fluids I drank went into my blood vessels and then leaked into the tissues of my body, including my lungs. Since I knew that hangovers are caused by dehydration, I tried to get one in hopes that my body would use limited fluids for only the most essential things and it did. I didn't know that but I was well on my way to dying in a few days if I didn't at least try something different. I used alcohol and anything else I could think of that would make me pee out more fluids than I drank and it worked. The crazy thing was that I went from feeling very mildly ill for nine days to waking up on day ten and having my condition become serious in only a few hours. It took me about three days to dehydrate myself out of a pretty dire condition and, despite trying to get a hangover, I never did get one until I was better about two months later.

[@whoever6458]

Oh and I was 40 at the time that I nearly died of COVID-19. This shit is bad. I also did convince my mom to buy a distiller and made my own hand sanitizer until I got too sick to walk ten feet without having to rest.

[@whoever6458]

We had COVID-19 here in California in January for sure and very likely before then.

[@redcoconutcurry359]

Hangovers aren’t caused by dehydration. They’re caused by your liver converting ethanol into acetaldehyde.

[@Huntracony]

35:19 "I'm glad that we're not like, continuing that tradition throughout our current pandemic of Americans getting drunk in public and being all up in each other's personal space." That didn't age well...

[@postoctobrist]

whups

[@TheRealColBosch]

IT'S GETTING WORSE.

[@ClaudiaNW]

Getting drunk in public, storming the Capitol, tasing themselves in the balls, just normal bro things

[@IRAMightyPirate]

Man, it's fascinating watching these covid type discussions 7 months down the road.

[@hrani]

A couple of days short of two years later, too!

[@laaren966]

Over a year later and we're still dying out here. I'm going to keep coming back to this episode and despairing.

[@DADeathinacan]

I think a "Dont Spit" shirt is required, with it in strange fonts.

[@Guilherme-J]

This and the one black shirt with "Rent Control"

[@PanAndScanBuddy]

I'm hoping the shirt in production is "I hate fish, I do not respect them" but it's likely a train good car bad shirt.

[@Zizzily]

The multinational funeral home industry you're looking for is Service Corporation International. (NYSE: SCI) The controversies section of their Wikipedia article is worth a read, and of course it's the largest part of the article.

[@themigmadmarine]

Man I sure love going back and listening to this in September of 2022...

[@djwoolf123]

I see Episode #99’s title: Well there’s your problem!| Mardi Gras 2020 New Orleans

[@aturchomicz821]

oh no

[@Eibarwoman]

Along with Reagent Shortage

[@beeholder6345]

the fun thing about one-time pads is that there exists a one time pad for every numbers station transmission of sufficient length to decode it into any slur

[@scarylion1roar]

Spring Break 2020 is probably our 1918 Philadelphia War Bond Parade (they/them)

[@schnoodle3]

Michigan and other states and provinces had and in some cases still have auto plants operating at full bore. Lots more people, in closer contact indoors. Worse than spring break.

[@scarylion1roar]

@@schnoodle3 a recreational event that officials could've cancelled but didn't and people attended en mass?

[@Snubbs]

I thought this comment was posted on another youtube video i've got open and was delighted to stumble upon an otherwise totally cryptic and obscure reference.

[@tardvandecluntproductions1278]

Little did this commenter know, there would be more then 1 of those events and people refuse to learn. Next up: Thanks giving and Christmas

[@chrisjohnson-tn3gl]

then we learned a year later that the states with the worst lockdowns did no better than states that remained open for business (south dakota, florida, texas, tennessee). same with countries that had the most extreme lockdowns.

[@OpreRoma]

Listening to this while trying to navigate the incompetent labyrinth that is the British Department of Work and Pensions' online bureaucracy, which is apparently convinced that I am not a person. Thanks for keeping me vaguely sane

[@Jessie-vm6kq]

Dead piling up in the buildings? This sounds like the cities skylines death mechanics!

[@abigailthom3210]

The hopeful note at the end of this podcast real rings hollow in 2021

[@devinfaux6987]

Last time I was this early, I was investing in work-from-home technology months before a global pandemic forced people to work from home.

[@MrSaturnpyo]

Gotta love eczema that gets worse with anxiety combining with hand sanitizer making me turn into a friggin iguana

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

tierzoo will review you now. I think iguanas are A-tier, so well done

[@Silkenray]

Also having OCD in the age of coronavirus is a whole new kind of hell.

[@NeighborSenpai]

May I ask why? I'm not very knowledgeable about OCD

[@Silkenray]

OCD crash course! OCD has two components, obsessions and compulsions. Obsessions are repeated and frequent unpleasant, unwanted thoughts that we cannot control and that make us very anxious, guilty and/or distressed. There are loads of different kinds of obsessions, but the most relevant right now are contamination and hypochondriacal obsessions.o People with contamination obsession fear that their environment is contaminated, or that they have touched something that is contaminated and they will get sick or make others get sick. People with hypochondriacal obsession fear that they already have a serious disease. There are many, many other kinds of obsessions, but these are the ones that are most relevant for the current situation. Compulsions are rituals or repetitive actions that take up at least an hour of the day, and are focused at preventing the thing we fear, nullifying or cancelling the thought, or trying to reassure ourselves that what we fear isn’t happening. Someone with contamination obsessions may try to prevent the thing they fear by compulsively washing their hands for hours a day, until their skin cracks and bleeds, or may spend hours a day cleaning the same surfaces over and over. Someone with hypochondriacal obsessions may try to disprove that they are sick by compulsively checking their temperature dozens or more times per day. Compulsions make us feel better but only short-term, and they take up a lot of time and can be very disruptive. They also in the longer term reinforce the obsession by telling the brain that it is a real problem to be feared. The gold standard treatment for OCD is exposure and ritual prevention therapy (ERP), which involves gradually, over the course of months, exposing ourselves to increasingly higher anxiety situations so that we experience the obsession without doing the compulsion. The big problem right now is that a lot of the sensible advice for avoiding spread of coronavirus is similar enough to our compulsions that it is really really hard to follow the advice without falling back into compulsive behaviour and reinforcing the obsessions.

[@butifarras]

@@Silkenray sounds really harsh, resist!

[@hrani]

@@Silkenray Yeah, it has been super great to first have all of our compulsions and anxieties proven right (slight exaggeration here, but only slight, love those stories of one careless person infecting cumulative thousands, 10% of which died) and then watching governments and other people just say "oh actually disregard all that information from before, we're back to being more interested about the economy than people suffering now, also everybody's sick of being careful anyway"

[@calahagus]

really enjoying the cute domestic vibes of an angry Liam yelling about buying Roz the moisturizing soap

[@rtc3]

disappointed Alice called it a shopping cart instead of a trolley

[@galelululu]

47:02 incredible foreshadowing, just pure cinema

[@feyerbrandx]

This is the Unregistered Hypercam2 of the era.

[@panoptykot]

Correction for Alice: There is a country other than UK with a government that claims herd immunity is a scientific approach and intends to follow it. It's your favorite black face factory, the Netherlands! And while my understanding is that the UK gov is backtracking on this talking point, Netherlands is still sticking to it as a matter of policy. Good times!

[@BadWebDiver]

Some of the worst quack science to get national exposure ever!

[@augustzeidman4443]

Mark Rutte all out here like "You're all gonna get it, we just wanna stagger when you do" and "we have enough toilet paper to shit for a decade" the absolute madlad

[@big-mezza-biz]

They actually backpedaled on that idea already

[@panoptykot]

@@big-mezza-biz Good! Where was this announced?

[@ehsn]

I hope people is building guillotines there.

[@Jablicek]

Ah, some light-hearted entertainment to take our minds off current events!

[@Myoron]

Ah, some light-hearted entertainment to take our minds off current events!

[@mushroomc0re]

Liam is a patriots fan? I'm afraid you must remove him from the podcast

[@InchonDM]

Some people are tragically given no choice, due to their places of birth, and are preordained to certain curses. My best friend of all time is from Brooklyn; he could not avoid being a Yankees fan. Sometimes all we can do is be understanding.

[@kleahy55]

I listen to this for esoteric Philadelphia sports references and tbh I cannot listen further now that I know this

[@VRSVLVS]

AJAX AMSTERDAM!

[@ClaudiaNW]

I know very little about sports. But thanks to this podcast, I knew Rudy Giuliani was wrong when he called the Philadelphia Eagles a basketball team. (I would not otherwise have known this.)

[@freeparking301]

I would love an episode on the M.O.V.E. Bombing but I’m trying to think how it could be linked to engineering. I’m thinking how great it’ll be to hear a break down of M.O.V.E.’s own version of Groverhaus. With gun turrets, observation tower and the obnoxious PA system. Not to mention the conversation about Frank Rizzo and the events preceding it.

[@MrJohndoakes]

Frank Rizzo should be the subject of a podcast on Nazis, like the **I Don't Speak German** one with Daniel Harper and Jack Graham.

[@petergaworecki2824]

As a kid (and now, as an adult) i grew up VERY close to the NYS Fair. Family worked there etc..., the Army always had a tank (of the latest version) as a "recruitment tool" sitting in the open to crawl around, in and look at when the fair was occuring, (They also had a 250' zipline they would strap you in, and send you down...) Oh, yeah...they also had a recruiter working overtime in a small tent, with no line, as the line for tank was wrapping around the corner... XD

[@DeadWhiteButterflies]

My friend once brilliantly called Buckfast: "A portal to hell, in bottle form". He wasn't wrong.

[@_oe_o_e_]

“Hearseasaurus” we already have GraveDigger

[@freeparking301]

Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! Come to The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for some hardcore, steam powered, monster truck action!!! Hearsaurus will be there along with the mega steam shovel!!! Have the kids poke our rotting corpse pile!!! Try the foot long hot dogs compliments of the Dont Spit Coalition!!! Kids tickets are just five dollars...we will give you the whole seat but you’ll only need the edge of it!!!

[@Anonarchist]

Hearsasaurus scooping up heaps of bodies into its mouth and fucking incinerating them.

[@MrJohndoakes]

@@Anonarchist Favorite line from the Simpsons Truckasaurus ad: "If you don't show up, you better be Dead.... or in Jail."

[@dmrr7739]

Free Parking MAAAASSS GRAVE AAAAACTION!!!!

[@twiexcursori]

WWE is apparently having shows go on but with no audiences and it is very surreal

[@vienlacrose]

It's so quiet, you can almost make out the sound of MBS masturbating in the empty stands! I never would've guessed that i'd've ever needed to hear _that_, but now i can't watch RAW Smackdown Live without it!

[@soupalex]

didn't they (not wwe/wwf necessarily but wrestling promotions in general) used to do "empty arena" matches sometimes back in the day? i think terry funk did a lot of those

[@magnusyarbrough5527]

soupalex yes

[@Silkenray]

You’re welcome, Alice (typed with eczema-ridden hands from the flat I haven’t left for over a week)

[@MrxstGrssmnstMttckstPhlNelThot]

Watching the Times Square ball drop and seeing SO many people so close together so many maskless it's just wooo happy new year love me a superspreader to ring in 2022!

[@MrxstGrssmnstMttckstPhlNelThot]

And then hearing there was one in Nashville too with probably even less masks Hoo Boyyy!

[@zimmerwald1915]

46:47 "I'm not a nurse, I'm not a nurse!" "But you are dressed as one."

[@UKTVGlod]

Activate windows, the true hero of this podcast returns

[@Theoddert]

Graphic design is our passio- HEY I SEE YOU SPITTING OVER THERE

[@cas013500]

Justin: "Looking forward to doing this for the next 18 months..." Me, 21 months later, still doing this shit: "fuck."

[@goatradish]

Justin: *explaining the beginning of the outbreak* Alice: B I G Y A R D

[@DiamondKingStudios]

Being surprised about the liberal usage of the word “yard” despite coming from a country where there is a police force popularly referred to with the word “Yard” (though tbf that’s kind of like referring to a national government by the capital of said nation)

[@nothanks3987]

Ah, finally, some great escapist entertainment from my favourite slidecast! I wonder what the topic is tod - oh, oh no

[@BadWebDiver]

I would call this the best podcast of the series so far! The humor was on point, and I learnt something I didn't know about till now! Top notch all round! :) BTW: I was wondering if you guys could do the Boston Molasses Flood...

[@KaritKtana]

Listening in September 2021, 18 months into this nightmare :( Thanks for the laughs, though!

[@funkbungus137]

I laughed, and then realized I've gone insane

[@AsiniusNaso]

Wilmer Krusen for Deez Nuts Also petition to name the Corona baby boom Coronials

[@BadWebDiver]

Love it! :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@TheMrVengeance]

There won't be one, everyone is too depressed to fuck, and too scared about needing to go to the hospital for pregnancy related checks.

[@BlameAmes]

yay, ol' activatey's back!

[@Tomartyr]

Loving the optimism of all these old comments that think covid is over

[@whoever6458]

When they means-tested the stimulus checks, I didn't get one and neither did any of the people I know who were literally homeless. I only know two people who got checks and they were already both on disability. They fucked people in unimaginable ways by means-testing the damn thing. Interesting how they didn't means-test any of the money they gave to anyone else. I would have died without my family helping me with food because I had nothing and I was sick. I still have nothing now but at least I'm not sick anymore.

[@NightShadowReal]

any chance for a higher contrast color (such as yellow) for the slides drawings for the color blind among us?

[@tiredprincess451]

58:46 i have psoriasis on my hands from rock climbing and the very frequent hand washing and sanitizer use has made my hands completely scaly :( luckily i am not also rock climbing since the gym is closed...

[@LukusCannon]

"It's almost like we picked this on purpose..." Y E S

[@MySerpentine]

'Deadliest parade' is a Hell of a phrase

[@Summer-it3wh]

Hail the once and future king, activate windows prompt!

[@Caddynars]

I love how the Activate Windows icon is perfectly juxtaposed over the Remember Belgium war bond.

[@matthewnault1244]

I don't care what anyone says- "Well There's Your Problem" is a great podcast recorded by interesting, down to earth people. The nice thing about living in the US is that nobody (government, militias, authoritarian bullies) forces me to listen to it. Just a reminder for all you whining brats- change the channel.

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

Activate windows and recording timer are now best friends

[@jbarbeau92]

I’m sorry, donoteat was unable to email anyone more than 50 miles away?

[@Chazworthsniclefritz]

Could be a reference to this web.mit.edu/jemorris/humor/500-miles

[@Huntracony]

@@Chazworthsniclefritz/videos That is amazing.

[@jbarbeau92]

Charles Brault that’s astounding

[@TheMrVengeance]

@@Chazworthsniclefritz - That was an absolutely excellent read, holy shit. Also gotta love that statistics department. Wish my users would do a detailed study before reporting issues to me. 😂

[@miracletortoise6224]

Guys, I think I have a situation. I started laughing, and then I sprayed spit all over my desk, cat and elderly family members. I am very problematic.

[@GretchenDawntreader]

"let's go look at the corpses" didn't evolve much, I remember in the many times during my childhood (60's) that a whale would beach itself on the shores of Cape Cod, it was terrible if you went. My mom took me I think just to show me a whale (a dead one) and teenagers had all scratched their initials into the corpse and it was harrowing. One thing that Trump's following has opened our eyes to is that you may not know it, but the random people you see every day, about half of them are fairly horrible.

[@dorianhinkle5595]

This is kinda depressing to listen to in 2022, NGL. Because we just let the virus win, because everything now is tainted in **schniff** ideology.

[@d3monslay3r4]

really excited for the tacoma narrows bridge disaster next episode!

[@redpandaz5146]

This episode is retroactively so depressing now that we're still having 2,000 deaths from coronavirus per week in the US alone

[@schnoodle3]

Michigan and other states and provinces had and in some cases still have auto plants operating at full bore. Lots more people, in closer contact indoors. Worse than spring break.

[@ericjamieson]

Don't Libertarians love the gold standard? IIRC John Galt blathered on about it at length in Atlas Shrugged.

[@jimk4570]

Love your podcast. Would you consider doing one on leafblowers? Not only do they pollute the air with their 2 stroke engines, but they cause noise pollution for 1/4 mile around each one, and they basically just blow stuff around temporarily.

[@augustzeidman4443]

Actress Lillian Gish (early movie star, big supporter of the racism thing, starred in many DW Griffith pictures including Birth of a Nation) was also a big time liberty bond salesperson

[@DiamondKingStudios]

I wonder if Douglas Fairbanks was also? Name just popped up as another big film guy of the era

[@jessewoellhof6843]

Amazing you guys hit this in march 2020 lol - around the same time i first read about it in fact

[@tap9095]

Whenever they said "Don't spit" I was half expecting someone to break out into a No Doubt parody.

[@buns9022]

"this ugly looking float" it being a seaplane makes it being a float a pun, and by extension, mandatory. All parade floats must now be decommissioned army air force seaplanes.

[@pancyclosis]

53:53 9 months later that kind of observation stings even more

[@Torsomu]

Tulsa Oklahoma had a MASSIVE revival that resulted in over 7,000 people dead and the city running out of caskets.

[@allgodsnomasters2822]

this is the best title I've ever seen

[@Oldmanhenderson12]

Didn’t realize you guys were located in Philly, I live here too! So cool

[@Quintinohthree]

Justin and Liam are, Alice is in Britain.

[@GoodLordBagel]

We did one better than spending the last 4 years in a war. We spent the past 18 years two wars.

[@XanderTuron]

The big things that I took away from this is that Alice does not respect the seaplane float and don't spit.

[@Leeqzombie]

The day before the restrictions on gatherings happened in Australia, we had a Hillsong (basically trendy megachurch) conference. Also, bottle shops (liquor stores) are apparently essential and are remaining open!

[@zimmerwald1915]

22:32 No, see, in WWI times the Bund were the good guys. Of course, it was a different, Yiddish-speaking Bund; the other, German-speaking Bund hadn't been invented yet.

[@logicalenigma6317]

"Rutgers fucked up the paperwork" holy shit what doesn't Rutgers fuck up

[@JZG13]

I now demand someone make a Truckasaurus hearse for Cities Skylines

[@danielrevelo3809]

I unironically bragged about your Titanic episode to my girlfriend after sex. She sure was confused

[@Critical_Hit]

That bridge that collapsed in Genoa in 2018, Ponte Morandi, I think that would make a good episode

[@teslashark]

Didn't the same designer also design a bunch of other bridges in the 70s, that degraded a lot now?

[@TheUnicornApocolypse]

11:45 "The only way to stop the Spanish Flu was social distancing, just like we're doing now. Excited to do this for the next 18 months until the vaccine is out" lmao

[@PherseIssac]

Listening to this in Dec 2020 is an.... experience

[@MarsCBG]

misread one of those sing these lyrics things and ended up washing my hands for twice as long while i have very dry skin, my hands still haven't recovered from the dryness

[@TheRealColBosch]

*winces* Um, in September 1918 the war was not winding down. Nobody - not even the Germans - had any idea that Germany would capitulate that November. The US needed money because it was still expanding the military and producing new "wonder weapons" for the planned Spring 1919 offensive. Two examples were the infamous Pedersen device - which would've converted bolt-action Springfield and Enfield rifles into high-capacity pistol-caliber firearms - and the M1918 BAR, both of which were considered so revolutionary that the few troops who had been trained in their use before reaching Europe had them taken away in-theater.

[@j4ythulhu343]

Listening to this in 2022 was a bummer lol

[@josiahsweinhagen3240]

I didn't notice the activate windows notice because it perfectly overlaps my own in full screen

[@rdblk9710]

Treat my wife... Please! (wiggles cigar)