Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to Distractable. This episode. Blasting Bob snubs Marvel, shows his ballistic brilliance, then begs to be therapized. Wicked Wade the Blower. becomes pennywise, gets funny fuzzies, throws tantrums, and rationalizes rage. New Mick Mark predicts snow in paradise, plans a spring clean, threatens interviewees, people unpleases, and gets grumpy.
From goblin mode to corporate stall meetings. Yes! It's time for... Bad mood. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.
Hello and welcome to another episode of Distractible. That's right, I'm your host, the guy who's in this room today. No, it's not Mark. It's me. I'm in weird places. My name's Bob. I'm hosting because I won the last one despite... All that stuff I said in it. And I'm joined today, as always, by my two competitors slash co-hosts, Mark and Wade. Hi. I'm going to say a bunch of stuff today.
Who knows where it's going to take me? Probably right to the top. I'm going to say some stuff today, which will take me to the top too, right? Almost guaranteed, probably. Anyway, if you've never been here before, I always host this episode while sitting in an unpowered Halo Fireteam Raven arcade cabinet. That's why I have this thing in my hands.
Also, as the host, I will be giving the boys some sort of game or prompt or whatever. We'll talk about it and I'll give them points, which I'll write down on this book thing, which is not my usual one, but whatever. And then there'll be a winner and they host the next one. That's how it works. Could I introduce some bias early on into the episode? Okay. Okay, so think about it this way, right?
If I were to win, that would give me enough time. Now that I have all this free time, and I'm probably going to blast through all the Dungeon Crawler car books in the next, like, day or two. So I'll be so desperate for time. I'll be able to spend time to make the perfectest crime episode ready for the next recording session. Bang, boom, it'll be the greatest episode of Distractible.
You could be on the precipice. This obviously won't be the greatest episode of Distractible ever. Obviously. Obviously. But if you fabricate a reality where I win despite all my shortcomings, don't make a joke about that You got tall Cummings not short Cummings Sound clip that forever clip that send me the wave file. I'm gonna use that in everything I'll just send it to game developers.
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Chapter 2: What personal experiences contribute to bad moods?
I wouldn't even recognize me, thankfully. Bob, if you make me win, all this can be not yours, but, you know, mine. I'm one poor choice away from just declaring that Mark wins right now and ending all of our sufferings. That would be a record for shortest episode ever. I mean, where would the fun be in that?
And you might have a lie point on the books already for teasing us with the perfectest crime. Because it's a lie. Anyway, how's it going? You guys got any small talk? Hey, Wade, you want to introduce your own bias? You got any selling points? Hey, I'm Wade. And as you heard, I'm Wicked Witch of the Bald. So I'm here to entertain, scare, and fly around on my snowblower.
Because that's what we have in Cincinnati. Snow shovels and blowers. But it's warm. The snow is melting. And whenever it gets to be warm outside, I'm going to go on my first outside walk of the year. Inside walks, not as fun. Outside walks, much more fun. Dude, outside walks. Damn, that's crazy. I gotta tell you. It is so warm. It is so beautiful here in glorious Los Angeles.
The rains that were coming through here. It just rained again yesterday. Rain? Rain, yeah, rain. I forgot snow could be melted when it falls. Sorry, go ahead. Not only that, there's apparently an approaching cold snap that will bring snow to LA next week. Take it, take it. It's probably only going to be up in higher elevations here in LA.
But from what I hear, it's going to dip down to the 40s and then the 30s here. And it's going to be during a moisture event. So it's going to be likely...
I mean they're already predicting on the mountaintops it's gonna be full blanket snow coverage like two feet of snow up on the top but there's a chance we'll catch some flakes drifting our way you know just and that would be that would be astonishing Amy is actually thinking of actually by the time this episode's coming out this is already passed so we'll know if we're buried and died in a blizzard uh but Amy's thinking of canceling a trip that she had because she's never seen
snow here it's like if she leaves and doesn't catch it who knows when it would ever happen again but then i said i mean obviously it'll happen again next year because this shit ain't gonna get better so you know oh and isn't that just a fun light-hearted joke we all love to laugh about Anyway, I'm getting a new microphone as well. What kind of thing?
So I'm trying out a different microphone because they discontinued. I mean, Blue just got bought by Logitech. And so they discontinued a lot of the other models. And I never really liked this microphone that much anyway. So I'm trying out a warm audio. Something, something, something. 8,000. That's a big number. Oh, it is a big number. All 7,999 of the other models must be jealous.
I remember when Tony Stark got in the newest Iron Man suit and said, I hear you 8,000. That was my favorite moment. Laugh. I don't know enough things about Marvel to understand that joke. Sorry. It was aimed at a very specific member of the audience. Just one. You got it, right?
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Chapter 3: How do the hosts cope with their bad moods?
Tim? Hey, just because nobody likes your weird niche superhero movies doesn't mean it's a bad joke, buddy. I'm sure somebody got that. Anyway, in the relevancy of the now, you know, not then. I also realized that a lot of my peripherals in my computer setup are really jank and old and I have spent a long time accumulating a lot of crap.
Like my Xbox controller doesn't even have a cover on it anymore and I don't know why I put batteries on it because I don't have a wireless dongle for it.
like i don't know man given that i have uh spent so much time and effort building up all this computer crap for all these render farms i think i'm finally going to do an overhaul of my entire computer recording setup give it give it some love i'm going to clean up this stuff i'm going to do a whole whole polishing of everything there's a bullet is it covered in goop is it goopy or post goopy i don't know if you can show those on uh podcasts
Yeah, they definitely know gun podcasts where there's like walls of guns behind them and they're just like guns on the table Not that I'm aware of I've never been able to see ourselves full frame So whatever you just held up was completely not in sight for me It was a big bullet huge bullet. I believe it was like a .01 It's a five seven six seven six seven.
He said the thing is it possible for the bullets to just go off and just I mean, spontaneous combustion's a thing, so I'm sure spontaneous shoot is a thing. I'm sure it's not impossible, but I feel like I'd be surprised if that happened with something like that. I don't know. Like, if it fell and it hit something just right, it hit the firing pin, would the bullet go off?
It wouldn't be able to go with as much speed because it'd just be kind of like a... No, it doesn't have a barrel, right? It would only be propelled with whatever the casing could hold, but the casing would probably explode. It would probably not be good. Yeah, not great, yeah. It's like those little Halloween, those Fourth of July fire poppers you throw at the ground, just like peep, peep, peep.
Just like that, I bet. I'll throw it real hard to the ground. I'll tell you what happens. But with metal fragments flying everywhere, which is probably good. Yeah, probably.
Anyway, it fell off the desk the other day, and I had that thought as it was going towards the ground.
So I'm fine. That's fine. I'm sure it's fine. It wouldn't do that. With these huge bullets I got next to me, these gigantic, very manly, very red meat-eating bullets, you know, around me. I wouldn't know anything about having weapons in my area. I see two blurs. I see one slightly blue blur, and then I see some shiny off of it, and then I see a... They're very cool arcade weapons.
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Chapter 4: What humorous stories illustrate bad mood scenarios?
I'm not scared, Mr. Markiplier. Do you know that guy? I've met every Jason in the planet. No, Jason wasn't who I was interviewing. The guy I interviewed didn't. I met every interviewee in the planet.
I just want to sell some shirts. I love your designs, Mr. Markiplier.
Your voice sounds so familiar.
Oh, well. You're hired. Now you're fired. Here's your severance pay. Oh, that's good. That's better than the joke I was going to make. That was good because you both laughed so hard at it. It wasn't funny. It was just legit. You know, there's an epic rap battle with George Carlin versus Richard Pryor. And one of the things is like, when I tell jokes, people laugh.
When you tell jokes, people go, hmm, that's funny. I feel like I'm the guy people go, hmm, that's funny. The compliments of like not laughing, but being told, man, funny. Really the same. I feel so warm and fuzzy inside. People tell me, funny. I do that. I feel like I do that a lot. And I apologize because I do go, no, that's funny.
I do that a lot.
I get that a lot here. Yeah, I don't know. You do that to me too. Wait a minute. Oh no, but to you. No, it's really funny when it's you. Wait, hold on. What do you mean really funny? Look, you're both really funny. Trust me. Oh, okay. Thanks. Oh no, I fell for it again! I got a low sense motive against his charisma rolls. Yep. Everything else. All my other stats way low, but my charisma.
I can't wait to hear your new microphone, Mark. I'm sure I'll notice. I mean, I doubt that it's going to sound any better, but I think from a functionality standpoint, it'll just be a little nicer.
That's all I'm really hoping for.
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Chapter 5: How do different personalities react when in a bad mood?
I don't want it on camera. I'd like if it was much more compact and ergonomically designed, but. I'm using a Newman. It's a Newman TLM 107, I think. He's using a Newman.
haven't you had that so bitch forever no i had like the 105 or the 106 i got this one a couple years ago it looks i mean it's very similar but it's the one of the newer ones look i'm not even going to correct you because i think it's funny if you call it it's going to piss a lot of audio heads off if you keep calling it a newman so please do oh i'm sorry it's a new man
That's good. Keep going with that, man. What's it supposed to be? I don't know. It's Neumann, but whatever. It don't matter.
It's N-E-U. How is that Neu? It's like German or something. I don't know. That's why it says Berlin. I just thought it was my microphone's last name this whole time. Neumann Berlin, my microphone. It's Neumann. My new mic is going to be a Warm Audio Y-1000. Is that how audio heads say that one? Yep, I'm pretty sure. Neumann? Was that the bad guy? Not the bad guy. Dennis Nedry?
What's the actor's name? Oh, it's the bad guy on Seinfeld, yeah. Neumann? Seinfeld heads are going to get really mad if we say that. Sorry, Steinfeld. That's it. Wait, did you do Smalltalk? Probably, yeah, about going outside and so on. It was as good as my jokes, man. It was funny. That was really good small talk. What if I point this at you? That was really good small talk.
I'm the pillars on which this foundation is set, and then you guys are the stars that stand on top of it. That's nice. That's really sacrificial of you. Just power wash me occasionally, then reseal. That's just another step I don't want to take. Explains the cracks in the bald. This episode is brought to you by T-Mobile 5G Home Internet.
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Chapter 6: What are the consequences of taking out bad moods on others?
Ugh. I think we've really been setting Wade up for this one. I want to talk about what happens when you get in a bad mood. You're allowed to not be in a bad mood, Wade, but we would really pile in and on. So I'd pretty well understand if you were in a bad mood, but this is stolen from an episode of Bluey where Bingo is in a bad mood and it's pretty funny. There's some shenanigans.
But also recently I've been really bitchy and I have really bad tendencies when I'm in a bad mood. Not in like a, oh, I take it out on everyone else in a way. Just in like a, I'm real insufferable. I don't know how much you guys have experienced me being in a really bad mood around you.
Because usually if we're hanging out or doing something, we're usually having fun because that's kind of what we do. But... I, I'm miserable when I'm in a bad mood. I like, cause like Mandy, if I'm grumpy, Mandy's like, I want to cheer you up. Let me do something nice for you. I'll get you your favorite food. Only makes it worse. I don't know why.
I literally, if someone does, if I'm in a bad mood and someone does something nice for me, I'm like, fuck off. I don't deserve nice stuff right now. I hate that you did that. And it's like, man, that's really rude. That's really not a good way to behave. But it's how I am. I'm awful when I'm in a bad mood. I guess that is kind of taking it out on other people.
But literally, I would just go lock myself in. I would go away and lock myself in a room and be like, Everyone stay away, I'm in a bad mood. But then people intrude on that, because I don't live in a vacuum. I live with family and stuff. But like, anyway, I've been having some bad moods lately. I felt kind of bad about that. And I was curious, maybe you guys can teach me
how to deal with my bad moods better, or if you have any funny stories, or if you have a similar or your own unique version of how you behave when you're in a bad mood. I just want to talk about it. I'm working some stuff out here, guys. Help me. Therapize me. Therapize you? Therapize him in the face? Hit me with the therapies. I'm going to hit you with the theranin.
I don't know what that is, but it sounds entertaining.
Is that next to neon on the periodic table? Theranon? Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it, yeah. Yeah, Theramin is the little electromagnetic device. Theranon was the company that that person was made, the lady on the Forbes. It's German, Theranoin. Theranoin, probably. She went to jail. Yo, the lady who just straight up lied. Theranos. Allegedly.
No, it was pretty much conclusively proven that she went to jail. We're not making those claims. You can look it up. She did not succeed in her defense in court. But yeah, no, that was, man, if that machine did exist, it would really do a lot of good stuff.
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Chapter 7: How do the hosts manage their emotions in social situations?
I actually know what you guys are referencing for. What happened to my voice there? What was that? I don't know.
I just got excited.
I don't know what happened. Well, I actually know what you guys are referencing for once. His true voice came out, man.
Yeah.
Oh man, I can't believe it.
That was not the voice that came through. I'm very scared right now. I'm very scared. I'm fine. I'm perfectly fine. Just like Bob's magic trick that scared me legitimately. I actually, I'm not going to lie, Bob, when you disappeared in that closet, I actually went, where'd he go?
I'm not joking. I fully had a second there. I know. I have that effect on people. I'm quite the magician. We here at Distractible incorporated our toddlers. What was the question? I don't even remember what we're doing here. What are we doing? Wade knew about Theranos after we talked about it for a solid 90 seconds. He was finally like, I know what you guys are talking about. That's right.
I didn't know the name, but I knew the subject matter. So once it was explained, it was like, oh, I have heard that story about the lady who was selling the whatever, Theranos. I felt like part of the group for once. I was on the inn. I knew. You're literally already in Imagine how we must feel knowing so many more things, so much more of the time. It's like a constant high, man.
I don't live that life, but I was here once. I peaked. I was Icarus. I flew too close to the no. Now I'm falling back down. I got bad mood stuff, I suppose. Mark, you got bad mood stuff? Yeah, I've been in bad moods every once in a while. What do you do? How does it go? Do you take it out on everyone around you like I apparently didn't realize until now that I do?
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Chapter 8: What insights do the hosts share about personal growth from bad moods?
I remember we were all out eating dinner and he would just like shoot himself down after he gets the yes, which is the craziest moment to do it.
No one wants to go out with me. I said yes. Well, you lied. Actually, unironically, some incels. You're probably right. Oh, man. Thank God I found Mandy. I would absolutely be that person. Who gets to go first? I'm going to flip this pen. And if I catch the tip, that's Mark. And if I catch the clip, that's Wade. That's a really good way to do it. I caught the clip. Wade, you go first.
Bad mood me. I remember being in a really bad mood at my computer, and I have this wrist rest that I rest my wrist on. That's the whole point. Wrist rest. I don't remember what I was in such a bad mood about, whether it was family or something, but I was just genuinely pissed off.
not even just like i was actually like pissed off and i just like threw a baby tantrum where i like slammed my fists around and i hit my desk and knocked the wrist rest off which was slightly askew to the left well i had food on my desk and the wrist rest of course had to hit the thing of like hit my drink into my food which then knocked all of that off on me so then i threw
the tantrum and covered myself in like i don't remember pizza or whatever the hell it was and then i was in like an even worse mood kind of but also it kind of reality checked me where i was like huh me acting like baby makes mess like baby now i've got to clean up this mess that i made because i was being a big bitch for no reason i deserve this This doesn't have to be a theme of the episode.
You are allowed to be in a bad mood. And I feel like slamming your desk and making a mess is kind of like, from our perspective, now that you're not in a bad mood, seems silly. I feel like of all the things a person could do, that's pretty good. Like if you go punch a pillow or you go scream into a pillow or you slam your desk, as long as you're not hurting yourself or breaking your own stuff.
So it's like you just kind of made a mess. That's not that bad. It may feel silly that you did that. You're like, I got to clean this up now. But you didn't like scream at someone or like, dude, like, you know, that's fine. That seems okay. Sometimes you're in a bad mood. I just yelled like, fuck, and slammed my fucking fist down and then made a huge mess. And then...
I'm still in a bad mood, but it's like I was no longer in a ragey, self-destructive mood. It was just like, well, now I'm an asshole. I see that I'm an asshole. I have a mess to clean up and I'm still in a bad mood. What did that accomplish? Didn't help my mood, but I guess it did help my mood, but it didn't help my mood. That sounds like it helped a little.
I can't really imagine you doing that with sincerity. I could imagine you being like, for the bit, just be like, doing something crazy and make it a big mess. I don't get actually mad very often. Like I get upset or like annoyed. Actually mad is very rare for me. That was an actually mad moment. That sounds like a decently healthy way to trying to work it out.
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