334: Petty Lies That Got Out of Hand on DIYS with Correy Bell and Tyler Chronicles

The holidays can bring up a lot — stress, pressure, old memories, and emotions we don’t always talk about. BetterHelp makes therapy accessible, flexible, and tailored to you. Our listeners get 10% off their first month at 👉 https://www.betterhelp.com/DIYS Dam Internet, You Scary! hosts Patrick Cloud and Tahir Moore break down the disturbing but interesting stories on the internet! Christmas looks different when you’re grown — and this episode proves it. On this Christmas Edition of Dam Internet, You Scary!, Tahir Moore and Patrick Cloud are joined by comedians Tyler Chronicles and Correy Bell for a holiday conversation that quickly spirals into petty lies, fast food chaos, TSA conspiracies, therapy talk, and stories that definitely went too far. From haunted houses and mugshots to Little Caesars arrests and White Castle regrets, this episode covers everything you didn’t know you needed on Christmas Day. 🔔 Subscribe & Support • Subscribe for weekly episodes • Like the video to help the algorithm • Drop a comment with your wildest Christmas story • Share this episode with someone who eats Little Caesars on purpose 00:00 – Christmas Fits & Gingerbread Jerseys 01:25 – Guest Intro: Tyler Chronicles Returns 04:20 – Christmas Gifts Don’t Hit the Same as an Adult 07:35 – Warning Labels That Should Exist 13:05 – Haunted Houses & Death Disclosure Laws 15:55 – TSA, Airports & Why Rom-Coms Are Dead 18:05 – BetterHelp Holiday Ad 21:05 – Petty Lies That Got Way Out of Hand 31:00 – Law & Order SVU & TV Cop Logic 36:20 – Mugshots, Selfies & Image Control 43:30 – Pizza Rankings & Fast Food Takes 46:10 – Florida Woman Arrested Racing to Little Caesars 51:20 – White Castle, Chicken Chains & Regret Meals 58:00 – Secret Menus & Extreme Food Combos 1:00:45 – Therapy, Growth & Holiday Reflections 1:02:20 – Birthdays, Holidays & Episode Wrap-Up Join our Patreon now!!  https://www.patreon.com/DamInternetYouScary

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