Keep It In Your Crack
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Why do Brooke and Connor feel disoriented at the start of the episode?
We can just kind of start the episode.
I'm so disoriented.
Because it's Tuesday?
Well, it's Tuesday, and the last time I saw you was, like, a while ago, but in New York.
I know. Oh, yeah, because we recorded two episodes, yeah.
So I just feel, like, confused.
Don't be confused, because the thing is... The tide comes in and out, you know, like whether we're confused or not. Things keep moving forward and we kind of just like need to bloom where we're planted type of shit.
And I also I don't know if you've ever had this feeling, but I've been feeling like I'm in a video game for the past few days in like a bad way, like a little bit like like disoriented, like I was saying. And like like someone's like playing me in a video game, like I'm not a real person, but I'm like a video game character. Like things are a little off. Have you ever had that? You just don't feel 100%
right? Yeah, I'm getting a little scared because I felt that yesterday.
This kind of feels like... I mean, it is a set, so it's not... But like a set of a set.
No, I was sitting in my hotel room like... I haven't really sat here and made a decision in a long time. I've just been going places and doing things and talking to people, but it's just like...
Oh, so you feel like an NP. What are those called?
NPC.
NPC, feel like an NPC.
Yeah, but I sat there and had to be like, hey... Come back. I feel like I'm a
PC, but like I am definitely being played by someone else.
You're being played. I feel like I'm a piece.
Yeah. So I don't know. Like, I kind of feel like, well, I thought I had serotonin syndrome.
What's that?
I like not what I'm experiencing.
Serotonin
syndrome is something you get like if you just like you have too much serotonin. I think you can like have a seizure or something like if you take Molly and you're also taking an antidepressant because people don't know you can't do that. So I thought I was having serotonin syndrome.
I'm surprised more people don't have serotonin syndrome. I think a lot
of people do
and don't know. Just about every person doing Molly's probably on SSRIs.
I don't know if like you always have serotonin syndrome if you do it, but you definitely can.
Do you catch it like a flu?
No, you know the answer to that. It's if you combine drugs.
No, but you said do you always have it or does it like go away? That's what I'm asking.
No, I was saying I don't know if like it's a surefire thing that you would always get it if you take Molly and you're on an SSRI, but you definitely can and do. And a lot of other things. Like, for example, I convinced myself I had it because I took a Zofran and I am on not an SSRI, but something, an SNRI. And so then it did. There was when I Googled a drug interaction that could lead to serotonin syndrome. And so I have felt like I have been in a video game. ever since even though that is not a symptom of serotonin syndrome
you may feel like you're in a video game i cvs kept calling me day in day out yesterday i had like 10 missed calls i'm like what could cvs like did i leave a prescription am i supposed to be taking something i call them back they go it is flu season
already
and i go all right thanks i guess back to school is cvs calling everybody to let them know about flu season Usually they just text. Am I at risk? Usually they just text. Okay. You know what I was listening to on the way here? Is it a song? Yeah. What comes next may shock you, may not. So I'm on every now and then I forget about John Mayer and then all of a sudden I remember John Mayer. Okay. So John Mayer's playing and there's like a lot of like coming of age stuff. Ask things like things of that elk. It's like and he was coming of age for years. You know, he
still is.
He's still coming of age. John Mayer. We
all are.
I think we're all coming of age.
I love that's what people are realizing now is like we're making coming of age stuff for all
age. Yeah. Yes. I actually just said that when I watched that movie with Will Arnett.
It's coming of age.
It was coming of age, but he's come of age several times. He's been coming. Yeah.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why do Brooke and Connor feel disoriented at the start of the episode?
0:25–10:44
2
What is serotonin syndrome and why do the hosts discuss it?
10:44–20:34
3
How does the bizarre chapstick‑in‑the‑crack story illustrate everyday oddities?
20:34–29:53
4
What connection do the hosts make between John Mayer, SpongeBob, and coming‑of‑age themes?
29:53–40:23
5
How are the hosts handling the discussion about pregnancy, baby care, and newborn concerns?
40:23–50:03
6
What are the hosts’ thoughts on shopping for workout clothes and the Fabletics sponsorship?
50:03–58:24
7
How do Brooke and Connor evaluate the Warby Parker glasses experience and Prime for Young Adults offer?
58:24–1:08:00
8
What TV shows, movies, and true‑crime stories do the hosts recommend and why?
1:08:00–1:14:23