Ryan Broderick

And in that episode, he reveals that he's been jawsercising.

Oh, no. That's right.

Oh, no. That's right.

Oh, no. That's right.

Joe Rogan is a jaw maxer. Or, I mean... Maybe Joe Rogan is a jaw-maxer. I honestly can't even tell. Is it a bit or is it not? The question we started with today, the question Ryan pointed out doesn't always matter. Mike Mew is clearly not joking about mewing. But Joe Rogan, look, for various reasons, he will be interpreted among my tribe in the least charitable way possible, whenever possible.

Joe Rogan is a jaw maxer. Or, I mean... Maybe Joe Rogan is a jaw-maxer. I honestly can't even tell. Is it a bit or is it not? The question we started with today, the question Ryan pointed out doesn't always matter. Mike Mew is clearly not joking about mewing. But Joe Rogan, look, for various reasons, he will be interpreted among my tribe in the least charitable way possible, whenever possible.

Joe Rogan is a jaw maxer. Or, I mean... Maybe Joe Rogan is a jaw-maxer. I honestly can't even tell. Is it a bit or is it not? The question we started with today, the question Ryan pointed out doesn't always matter. Mike Mew is clearly not joking about mewing. But Joe Rogan, look, for various reasons, he will be interpreted among my tribe in the least charitable way possible, whenever possible.

The incentives encourage it. But here, I honestly can't tell when he says he's chewing on a rubber ball all the time if he's not joking a little bit. Like, I believe he owns the ball. But I also hear a person who does nutty things because that's what he does and who knows he's a little bit ridiculous, who is in on the self-optimizing joke of himself.

The incentives encourage it. But here, I honestly can't tell when he says he's chewing on a rubber ball all the time if he's not joking a little bit. Like, I believe he owns the ball. But I also hear a person who does nutty things because that's what he does and who knows he's a little bit ridiculous, who is in on the self-optimizing joke of himself.

The incentives encourage it. But here, I honestly can't tell when he says he's chewing on a rubber ball all the time if he's not joking a little bit. Like, I believe he owns the ball. But I also hear a person who does nutty things because that's what he does and who knows he's a little bit ridiculous, who is in on the self-optimizing joke of himself.

Some boys are taking mewing seriously, but I wonder if it's not reached as big a stage as it has because of all the people who just find it funny. When I asked my stepkids about it, they thought it was cringe Search Engine was covering this at such a late date. They knew it didn't actually work, and they immediately started making Giga Chad faces and giggling. To them, this was a bit brain rot.

Some boys are taking mewing seriously, but I wonder if it's not reached as big a stage as it has because of all the people who just find it funny. When I asked my stepkids about it, they thought it was cringe Search Engine was covering this at such a late date. They knew it didn't actually work, and they immediately started making Giga Chad faces and giggling. To them, this was a bit brain rot.

Some boys are taking mewing seriously, but I wonder if it's not reached as big a stage as it has because of all the people who just find it funny. When I asked my stepkids about it, they thought it was cringe Search Engine was covering this at such a late date. They knew it didn't actually work, and they immediately started making Giga Chad faces and giggling. To them, this was a bit brain rot.

I was told, quote, only a Discord mod would take any of this seriously. And yet, I did spend some time on the Orthotropics subreddit, where more credulous teenagers do end up, reading their posts where they lament the state of their jaws,

I was told, quote, only a Discord mod would take any of this seriously. And yet, I did spend some time on the Orthotropics subreddit, where more credulous teenagers do end up, reading their posts where they lament the state of their jaws,

I was told, quote, only a Discord mod would take any of this seriously. And yet, I did spend some time on the Orthotropics subreddit, where more credulous teenagers do end up, reading their posts where they lament the state of their jaws,

Mainly, it reminded me of how I felt when I was 16, looking in the mirror at my overbite and persistent unibrow, thinking, wondering, is there anything I could do to this face that would make a girl want to look at it? Of course, at the time, the mirror was not providing answers. Today, the internet can. On the subreddit, a 17-year-old makes a post titled, Guys, What Do I Do?

Mainly, it reminded me of how I felt when I was 16, looking in the mirror at my overbite and persistent unibrow, thinking, wondering, is there anything I could do to this face that would make a girl want to look at it? Of course, at the time, the mirror was not providing answers. Today, the internet can. On the subreddit, a 17-year-old makes a post titled, Guys, What Do I Do?

Mainly, it reminded me of how I felt when I was 16, looking in the mirror at my overbite and persistent unibrow, thinking, wondering, is there anything I could do to this face that would make a girl want to look at it? Of course, at the time, the mirror was not providing answers. Today, the internet can. On the subreddit, a 17-year-old makes a post titled, Guys, What Do I Do?

He shares his x-ray scans, telling the board his orthodontist wants to remove his wisdom teeth the normal way, but he's wondering if there's a way to handle those teeth with mewing instead. A 16-year-old posts a photo of his face in silhouette, very upset about his round chin.