6am Hour - Changing the World!
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right, there it is. I have some good news for you guys. I have some good news for you guys. I've enrolled us all at White Bear Lake High School.
Pretty excited about that one.
What interesting news does Vont share about enrolling at White Bear Lake High School?
So we got to get over there.
We get math class, Algebra 1B. Sweet. Coming up a little bit later. And then we got gym hockey practice, too. So go Bears.
Go Bears. I don't know how to skate.
Oh, it's fine.
You'll do great. We'll figure it out.
You can be a trainer. You can be the person that comes out with the water.
Okay, I'll smack everyone on the bus as they get on the ice. Good game, baby. Go, Bailey.
Yeah, yeah, go. That is a weird story. There was a 22-year-old that enrolled at White Bear Lake High School. I think they graduated from there, but then they enrolled again. I think they violated their parole, so I think they're in prison right now.
Oh, yeah. I know they falsify documents and things.
Who would want to go back and get into high school? Why? Just to do it all again. If you went back to high school, what would you do differently?
What unusual story is shared about a 22-year-old enrolling in high school?
Everything worked out fine. I didn't pay much attention in high school. I really didn't. I was just not really into it. I was a good, solid C+, B- student. I didn't pay that much attention. I guess if I was going to go again, I wouldn't worry about my attention in class. I'd do more activities. I did band, and that was... It.
Yeah. That was all. I would put in more effort into activities for sure if I went back and I probably wouldn't care as much what other people thought because I cared a little bit too much. So I would go back carefree. Yeah.
I didn't care what people thought of me because nobody thought of me. And that was really interesting. And I'm not exaggerating.
What insights do the hosts share about their high school experiences?
Nobody thought of me in high school. I had my group of buddies. I wasn't like a loner or anything. I had my dopey buddies, but we weren't popular at all. So I didn't worry about what people cared about me because nobody thought about me in high school. What would you do differently in high school, Jenny?
I don't know. I honestly would probably... I am like Bailey. I cared way too much what everyone thought about me. So I would not be like that. But I feel like that's something that comes with age. Because I just feel like girls are so self-conscious in high school. I hated those years. Yeah, really? Being a woman and you're coming into your body. And you're like, what is this?
Yeah, but you were attractive.
So you got attention. No, my glow up happened in my 20s. Oh, really? Okay. And I mean like... I'm not going to say I was ugly, but I was like a little bit. I wasn't as in as good of shape, even though I played sports. I just when my parents got a divorce, my dad let us eat whatever we wanted. OK, so I definitely gained some weight in high school. OK, and I wasn't the most appealing.
OK, now I know people like that. I knew somebody who. Yeah, same thing there. If you want to call it glow up. I was the same way. I wasn't cute at all until I was like in my early 20s. Then all of a sudden girls paid attention to me and I'm like, where did this come from? You never thought me attractive before. What would you do different, Vaughn? You'd go back to high school.
I probably wouldn't go back to high school. There's not... I feel like much you can do different because high school is so limiting. You have to go to lunch at a certain time and eat square pizza and cardboard milk at 10.30 in the morning.
Yeah.
Like, it's just eh.
But I like that.
It's rigid. I did... I was fully into yearbook. I was fully into, like, the orchestra and the marching band. I didn't have... I had, like, a very tight, close group of friends, but I knew everybody, or everybody knew who I was, so... I don't know. I just wouldn't go back.
What about you listening to the show? What would you do differently if you went back to high school? Can I run something by you guys? Okay. When you go home, Vaughn, you're probably not there yet, but maybe Jenny, you're there yet. When you go home to see your parents, do you get bored after a week or so or three or four days? Do you get bored when you go back to Jenny is looking at me funny?
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:09
2
What interesting news does Vont share about enrolling at White Bear Lake High School?
0:09–0:54
3
What unusual story is shared about a 22-year-old enrolling in high school?
0:54–1:29
4
What insights do the hosts share about their high school experiences?
1:29–7:19
5
How do the hosts feel about the impact of social media on dating?
7:19–24:55