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What entitlement issues arise in roommate situations?
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Hi, welcome to Smosh Reads Reddit Stories. I'm Shane, and today's theme is entitled.
How did a tourist's oversleeping affect a group trip?
And today joining me are two of the most entitled people I've ever known. Tommy and special guest, Sarah Whittle. Hello. Hi. Hello. We deserve it. Sarah, who you used to be in charge of this channel and so much at Smosh. Yeah, I think I did over the five years I worked here, I think I did every single job. Yeah, you ran like our socials.
What happens when a boyfriend threatens to break up during a Harry Potter night?
Coordinator, PA, cast member for a bit, like director, executive producer of everything, like literally marketing, social media, did everything. Yeah. Yeah, and I feel like Tommy, when you first joined Smosh, you were working with Sarah at the time. It was just us two.
I brought him in. I brought him in.
You're the reason we have Tommy. Yeah, actually, yes, because when Mythical bought Smosh, it became like, we were like, grabbing onto each other like the Titanic was sinking.
Why is demanding to know who reported you to HR problematic?
We were like, you and Courtney were like, Sarah, please come back. And I was like, okay, I'll come back. Tommy, come back.
My body was ice cold. And Sarah was like, oh, whoa. You reawakened him.
Yeah, yeah. So we got the band back together. Tommy descended back into the La Brea Tar Pits.
What happens when a girlfriend throws away a home-cooked dinner?
And we had to get him back. real talk though like yeah it is so i'm so proud of you guys and i know shane shane and tommy you guys just visited me in new york i think we both separately cried but like i'll say it again i'll say a million times i am so proud of what you guys have done since i've left in 2021 i've stayed such close i mean you guys are my best friends like stayed such close friends but like seeing the growth of the thing that I felt so ingrained in creating and like seeing where it is now. I genuinely think you guys are in a golden era and I'm like proud mama, super fan. I'm watching all the content. I'm texting you guys all the time. So I am so, so proud of what you guys have done.
And I'm just like, I am like the number one Smosh fan. Thank you, Sarah. Well, I mean, I think it goes without saying, like, Smosh has been in this golden era for a couple years, but so much of it is due to, like, all the things that were put in place for years leading up to that. And so much of it is owed to the decisions you made. Like, I feel like you really molded, like, a lot of the creative that we still follow. Anyway, I'm waiting for my caviar. Okay.
How does one navigate the complexities of open relationships?
I requested it. Okay, now you're acting a little entitled. That's called a segue. There we go. All right, let's get into these stories. That was good. Thank you. How much do entitled people bother you?
What are the consequences of toxic behaviors in relationships?
So much. Oh, my God. It rages me so much. Yeah, and I mean, look, it exists around the world, but I do feel like in America, maybe this is just because I've experienced this more than anything, but I just feel like America can be the heartland of entitlement. Oh, of course it is. Yeah, like individualism is so popular.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:14
2
What entitlement issues arise in roommate situations?
0:14–1:36
3
How did a tourist's oversleeping affect a group trip?
1:36–1:58
4
What happens when a boyfriend threatens to break up during a Harry Potter night?
1:58–2:26
5
Why is demanding to know who reported you to HR problematic?
2:26–2:42
6
What happens when a girlfriend throws away a home-cooked dinner?
2:42–3:52
7
How does one navigate the complexities of open relationships?
3:52–4:10
8
What are the consequences of toxic behaviors in relationships?
4:10–1:20:07
Speakers
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