#131 - We Need To Talk About These Subreddits
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What subreddits are discussed in this episode?
Should I, wait, Selena, should I, because Courtney still hasn't watched it, should I bring up that I watched the first episode of Heated Rivalry in this one, or should I wait for Courtney's episode? I think I could just bring it up here.
I think you can bring it up here.
This one comes out first.
Yes.
Yeah, I'll just bring it up here. You're still going to bring it up later, right? I'll probably bring it up.
Did she not watch it with you?
She has not watched it.
What is the significance of the subreddit r/WtWFotMJaJtRAtCaB?
Oh, that's funny.
She was doing your episode of URL.
You watched it in the day.
I was at home, like, working from home. I'm just kidding. Searching for subreddits, watching two guys go at it.
Have you ever been on that subreddit? Yeah, two guys.
You think it'd be sexy.
What makes the subreddit r/Boston unique?
That's got to be a subreddit. It's actually just sexy fight videos.
I hope we're recording this.
Probably. Great. All right. Hi, welcome to Smosh Mouth. I'm Shane.
And I'm Amanda. And we have a very, very special guest with us today, Noah.
Hello.
Why is r/TopCharacterTropes a popular discussion point?
Happy to be here. Noah, you sat down at this desk. We've been sitting here for like 10 minutes before rolling, and we've already talked about like 10 different things that we have to come back to. First off, you said you brought up Survivor, and you said the best way to watch Survivor is to watch the final three episodes only. The final three episodes only. You like Survivor, right?
So I don't support that you do that.
I don't.
I don't like it. I don't green light it. I don't appreciate it. It's fine. I do love Survivor. I am a Survivor fan. Here's the deal. I watched Survivor when it first came out. I was like, woo. And then I stopped like everybody else. And then the pandemic hit.
What interesting content is found in r/MuseumOfReddit?
And then me and my husband went ham. Ham on Survivor. And now Survivor is the best character watching, best people watching, best game.
What humorous posts are shared from r/delusionalcraigslist?
What I love about it is there's just enough drama involved.
What insights does r/confidentlyincorrect provide?
To keep me going where I don't feel like, oh my god, that was so toxic. But there's not too much drama.
How does r/hygiene challenge common perceptions of cleanliness?
You know what I'm saying? Do you know what I'm saying?
I know what you're saying because I watched the last three episodes of many seasons. It's the best way to watch it because you get kind of the climax of the actual gaming segment. And you also get, in the last three episodes, people now realizing... who they kind of fucked over. Yes. Can I say the F word?
Yes.
Oh, yeah. And realizing, oh, I'm going to have to do one last smart move and really try to plead my case to this jury of people that have F'd over. And then you see them go in front of the live audience and try to plead their case. And it's incredible. You just see the fireworks at the end.
Do you think it's better to only watch the final three or are you saying like it's just the best part so you don't have to bother with the previous stuff?
It lets you time travel a bit because I'm watching it on like free streaming service. So there's two different survivor channels, two different seasons going on all the time. And so I can hop between them and I just get in on like episode 14 and then I can flip back to the other one and it's on episode 15. And so I'm able to just go back and forth and time travel through all of Survivor and just get the good parts.
This is so wild.
It's incredible.
Streaming changed the game. Here's the part for me is like the ending, when they plead their case to the jury, I find it to be the most cringy part. I actually love the beginning. I find the uncomfortableness of people feeling each other out and making allies to be like my favorite part because I like to watch the beginning and then the unraveling. So you like to watch where people have already come to clearness. I like the beginning where they're just like, hey, nice to meet you. Yeah, I'm a writer. And then it's like no one knows that I'm actually an actor or whatever. Secretly I'm a cop and I've been studying.
Boy, I really got them. Yeah, I like to watch –
Hey, that guy's acting weird. We got him.
See, I like that stuff. And then I like them going like, oh, no, I push people away. Oh, no. So you like it already when they've had the aha moment.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What subreddits are discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:19
2
What is the significance of the subreddit r/WtWFotMJaJtRAtCaB?
0:19–0:36
3
What makes the subreddit r/Boston unique?
0:36–0:52
4
Why is r/TopCharacterTropes a popular discussion point?
0:52–1:32
5
What interesting content is found in r/MuseumOfReddit?
1:32–1:43
6
What humorous posts are shared from r/delusionalcraigslist?
1:43–1:46
7
What insights does r/confidentlyincorrect provide?
1:46–1:51
8
How does r/hygiene challenge common perceptions of cleanliness?
1:51–1:05:40