@@tjbullis1491 Absolutely NOT true, most charities here for the fire had to stop taking donations because they got SO much SO quickly. Ask anyone who visits America for the first time and the first thing they will tell you is how nice everyone is compared to where there from and the propaganda they've read, like this comment.
@@TheDrag0nSlayer im sorry, why are you saying shit like this under every single comment? Have you done literally anything to help the victims or people displaced or given them a space to seek refuge?
I stayed awake for multiple nights. I have the WatchDuty, Pulsepoint and Broadcastify apps. I live in Joshua Tree but drove in to stay with my parents that live at the base of the mountains in San Bernardino. I’m a retired firefighter. My Dad is a retired firefighter. Our house burned in a 1980 wind-driven fire. My parents rebuilt and are still in the same spot. They’re in their 80’s so I worry. I can’t recommend the WatchDuty app enough. It’s worth paying for the pro version where you can see the aircraft and have access to the fire cameras. You can view those things elsewhere but it’s nice to have everything in one place.
To all the people saying they're getting too political: this is ear biscuits. This podcast is where they talk about their life and what they experience, and to ask them to leave politics out of it is an insane request. Politics is in every facet of our lives! Also they have other content that you can watch if you just want to feel good and not think about what's happening.
They also have always been pretty open about their views in their podcasts, idk why people are so pressed, this is their podcast and their lives they are sharing they in no way need to filter themselves for the fanbase
@alexr2172 I didn't either but some people are very quick to make that assumption lol I think it's people who agree that the woman firefighter was unfit and believe some of these Conspiracies are the ones who are offended from what I've seen
Also people on the spectrum (IDK if Link is but people in general) often tend to be attached to material items - not because of being materialistic but it brings them comfort. So I agree it’s being overblown as shallow. We need more compassion and understanding and less judgement towards others ❤
@@longliverocknroll5I don’t see what could be wrong with wanting to keep items you’ve worked for the money to own and built over a long time into a collection. I don’t consider myself a very materialistic person but I’d be quite devastated to lose everything at once.
I think Link had the ability to look to what he didn’t want to lose because the other stuff was organized already. I love Rhett wasn’t mean about but supportive and seemed more like he maybe needed to feel a bit more about what is sentimental. Ultimately it’s just Great they’re okay
LMAO "You're not materialistic, you're just (goes on to describe materialism)" Ok sorry but backing your whole record collection to evacuate simply because you think Twitter is the only way to get information, and any place without Internet is inhabitable, is INCREDIBLY materialistic. Like, actual people lost everything and worried less than Link who was hogging air BNB from people who actually needed them. All they needed to do to get info at their home was have a radio. But nope, let's not sleep for two days and hog loggings.
1:14:03 Rhett, thanks for expressing this sentiment. I was born in 2000 and just about every person my age seems to have always had a sense that the world is burning and nobody has the ability to fix it. Older generations sometimes don't understand that the game is totally different now. The last 25 years of disintegration has been our ENTIRE lifetimes.
Nothing has been better. The only reason people say things used to be better is because when you’re younger life isnt as stressful you aren’t as informed usually being young is a good time. When you get older you have way more on your plate. Think of what being young was about. I remember the worst thing in the world was worrying about a zit on the tip of your nose. Pretty great time huh?
I'm so glad to hear everyone is OK, but you know what struck me was the ending of this - Rhett kind of succumbing to despair a little bit and Jenna gently reminding him to look for the helpers, and then reminding him that the world might be awful but that he and Link are good people and that means something. May we all be so lucky
i feel so bad for christy imagine being sleep deprived and feeling like your family was in immediate danger she needs a hug 😭😭 glad you are all safe !!!
The only reason they left their house in the first place is they were afraid of being disconnected from Twitter because that's Link's primary information source. They weren't under any evac orders and hogged lodgings from people who actually had no place to go.
@TheDrag0nSlayer Link hasn't been on Twitter for years. He made a new account after they had already evacuated. So once again, would you ever cop on. Needing online attention this bad should be considered a mental disorder. Go find a hobby.
To Rhett’s point: As a gen z (2002) I was born into a world where 9/11 had already happened. School shootings had already started and were on the rise. I deeply relate to the sense of dread and existentialism that Rhett expressed. And it is a completely valid thing to feel, especially because it’s something that the masses share. I’m about to graduate college in May and I can hardly focus on how significant of a goal it is when it constantly feels like the world is ending. But to Jenna’s point, it is good to know that there are still others out there who care and are active about helping communities. Altruism isn’t a thing of the past, and if anything it’s accessible now more than ever. Glad everyone at Mythical is okay, I hope things improve for everyone affected by the tragedy of these fires!
i feel you. im graduating this may as well and everything sort of feels impossible right now. ive been finding strength and hope in local community and seeing how much difference individuals really can make when we work together. wishing you luck!
I’m sure others have made this comment as well, but as a part of the wider conversation we have to bring attention to the incarcerated firefighters who are working for pennies for the people of Los Angeles. They are among the many heroes of this tragedy. Great discussion as always, much love to everyone!
That's always been my take on it. I've never really had a problem with people making jokes, it's when people try and exploit tragic situations for personal gain that I get SO mad.
It’s not a political spin. The government currently in office for the city of Los Angeles and the state of California had zero preparation for any type or size of fires. It’s not Right leaning or left leaning. It’s facts. But in this case they just happen to be left leaning democrats that Rhett voted for and he is embarrassed so now he has to lash out at the finger pointers. He’s a spineless prick
This is the most impactful podcast I've heard in a long time. Link and Rhett captured this experience realistically and didn't hold back the truth. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this fire. Being so far away, I don't think I can imagine how this must feel. Stay safe everyone!
I live in Pasadena. Thank you for this very authentic conversation. It was helpful to me. I am so tired of people telling me how blessed I am that I still have a roof over my head, etc... I am also tired of people telling me it's not going to be so bad... Excellent discussion about social media. I have been watching you eat disgusting things for years, read your book and been a fan of your humor for years. I am now a fan of your insights and humanity. Thanks again. I don't feel quite so alone.
I hope everyone at Mythical is still okay. Also, thank you for your team (Jenna) giving us an update when things were really chaotic. I know many mythical beasts were worried about you all.
I like when creators are willing to speak openly about essential issues. It helps me to better understand their values, and allows me to be more selective about my media consumption. I feel good about using my engagement to support creators who have expressed strong values of equality and community.
This video is a great example of how beneficial it is to train and socialize all pets for all kinds of situations. Even if you think "the cat only goes to the vet every year or three, so it's not worth the time and energy to feed him treats near his carrier everyday for months, then feed him treats in his carrier everyday for months, just so that he's willing to get in it for a scheduled vet appointment when I have plenty of time to catch him before the appointment," emergencies are so much worse with a pet that won't cooperate. Emergency preparedness is a great motivation to crate train cats and dogs, and work on your animal's social skills with strangers and other pets.
so true!!! and this obviously is different than link’s situation with the cat hiding under the bed in the airbnb, but in your own home, it’s important to block underneath your bed so your animals can’t hide in an emergency.
Yes!! I live across the street from my parents with my cat, and we’re in a tornado/really damaging thunderstorm prone area. We don’t have a basement, but my parents do. The first time I had to grab my cat and run him across the street to my parents’ house, he was very unhappy! But now, every time the siren goes off, he runs to the door and waits for me. The last time, I really didn’t want to go outside, but he was pawing at the door and looking back at me, while the siren was going off…but the weather seemed fine. Long story short, we eventually go over there and within about 5mins, stuff starts slamming into the back of the house and the power cuts off. A tornado had come right through our street! The police had to block our street off cuz of a live wire down right in front of my parents’ house. There was a LOT of downed trees and power lines, to the point that power wasn’t fully restored to everyone for over a week. It was crazy! My house was fine, but it’s still crazy that I would’ve stayed home if my cat wasn’t so insistent on going across the street. He still hates it, and he’s still clearly worked up and upset while we’re there during the bad storms, but he knows that when that siren goes off, we go across the street.
I never thought about this or been told this before thank you for sharing. That’s definitely something that needs to be shared around more till it becomes common knowledge. My heart goes out to all those that had to struggle with this amidst the stress of losing their house and not knowing where to go or seeing flames approaching not knowing if it would trap them both
I don't think Rhett is getting too political. He's just been through a terrifying natural disaster he cannot control. Of course, he's upset. And I remember how bad winters used to be in Chicago 25yrs ago. It's not the same now. Winters here are less intense and shorter. And anyone who has been through such a terrifying event has every right to talk out their trauma.
The thing is tho, the fact that winters have been different in our neck of the woods lately is literally because of climate change..which is even more worrisome. I've noticed that while it might "seem" less intense, we get a lot more ice storms where literally everything is just covered in ice. That never happened when I was a kid, as far as I can remember. We would get big snowstorms sure, but not ice. And now the snow that we used to get a lot more is going even more south and I'm seeing people in Florida & Texas now having issues with their pipes freezing or having issues in their homes because their heating system is not meant to handle such cold temperatures. That stuff just didn't really happen that much 30 or so years ago...but we've messed up so much in the last few decades that this is how it is now. And tbh, it's only getting worse.
@@evapunk522 So quick to say climate change. Someone should do something about it. You are the reason for climate change. Show me you phone, show me your car, show me your hot water, electricity, central heating. We've haven't 'messed up' you have messed up. Until you recognize that things will not improve. Go spend some time without all your modern luxuries and decide if you even want change. I am betting you don't actually care at all.
In Iowa they are a lot shorter but it seems every year there is a polar vortex and a week or two of -20 or -30, and things are just not built to handle it
Rhett talking about how idyllic it was when we were growing up and all the things kids have to worry about now made me think about all the school shootings that were never in the realm of possibility then but are now a regular occurrence.
There's another side of it too I feel like- where if you try to be naive and have a carefree life then you're not a good person, you're ignoring problems and contributing by consumption and this and that... there are events in the world I've wished Rhett & Link would talk about too, but I understand that they can't focus on everything just like I can't, it doesn't mean they don't care about that thing across the world or this thing that might affect me. It's difficult :/
Tips for the carriers guys! Leave them open in areas of the house where the animals like to be and leave some treats and toys in them regularly. This way the carrier is a pleasant part of everyday life (especially for the cat) rather than a scary unfamiliar place. It still won’t be their favorite thing to be zipped into, but they’ll know they’re safe. 😊 I hope this helps in the future!!
Asheville beastie who just survived Helene. My heart goes out to you and your family and communities. I know first hand how hard it is to deal with all the conspiracies when this is clearly a scientific event. Stay strong, stay positive, stay together and help everyone. Love ya'll
Fistbump from McDowell County. The level of deceit and delusion surrounding these disasters is soul crushing. As though the event itself isn't bad enough.
I was thinking about you guys and your family’s a lot, like many many thousands of other fans. thanks for talking about it and being open with us about what you guys went through.
I've been waiting for this Ear Biscuit. I was worried for them and their staff along with all of Los Angeles. Glad you all are okay and hope for a speedy recovery for LA.
As someone who is in school for emergency management, I really really appreciate everything that Rhett is saying. I wish that these topics would be brought to light more often without it being the result of a tragedy. These are things that need to be addressed everyday instead of immediately before/during/after disasters
I survived the Almeda fire that destroyed Phoenix and Talent, Oregon. The wind and the rain of embers is something I’ll never forget. The people with any criticisms have never seen that beast. Link and Kristy definitely didn’t overact and the firefighters did everything possible to just save lives! I’m sitting here crying for everyone affected and scared of what the future holds. If the trend continues the fire only get worse every year.
Your comments about disinformation/misinformation, Rhett, are right on point. I'm not on X, but on Bluesky, the same things hold true. Some people read information and believe it at face value because it coincides with their personal beliefs. It seems to me that very few people read information and wonder "Is that right?"
Thanks for being so level-headed, transparent, intelligent and real while discussing this issue. Your viewpoints and way you communicate them are truly needed in the media sphere.
The first thirty days after a critical incident are the hardest, and your nervous system will be all over the place. After a couple of months, if fhe symptoms are still present youre in PTSD territory. Glad you both have support networks! Glad everyone is safe.
I'm glad y'all are safe! I also want to thank you for having such an important conversation about the kind of world we've entered. I've explained to others the exact feeling that Rhett mentioned where there was a time where I thought, "there are adults who are experts in fields that will handle things that need to be handled." As an adult myself, that has slowly been eroded (quickly in more recent years). It's tough to plan for the future when the future feels so tenuous. (I tried to think of a hopeful note to end this comment on. Maybe I can think of one and edit this later).
Bravo to Jenna!👏👏👏 Thank you for staying so positive and having some really positive things to say near the end of the episode and cleaning us all into everything that the company is doing. It's really great that you did that! 😊
Rhett your point of view totally aligns with mine. I appreciate your calm but yet fed up perspective. I may not be in LA but the impact and that pov stands strong here on the east coast.
Glad you all are safe. Hateful people outside of California have this fetish of California failing or burning, or even falling into the ocean. The internet and online culture has damaged people's brains. Unfortunately, this is not an exaggeration and is why I stay clear from most social media. Real people lost everything and we have people making things up. It's sad to see and if things don't change being in the US doesn't seem like a realistic option moving forward.
it's true, and also really weird lmao i don't think those people realize just how many people live in California and that they're also regular people? it's so strange that they'll knowingly wish harm upon people just because they don't like the culture or lifestyle or whatever reason it may be
I’m so relieved everyone in mythical was okay. I’m in Florida and have come face to face with having the evacuate your home knowing it won’t be okay. It’s devastating, I wouldn’t wish that fear on anyone. My heart goes out to everyone who lost their homes or even just went through the active fear.
I 100% agree with what Rhett and Link were saying about returning to X and overall social media. I had just recently, about 1 month ago at minimum, uninstalled X, TikTok, and all of these very toxic, negative social media apps and mentally feel 5x better. X being the worst of them in my opinion. It's mind boggling to me that you can feel good in one moment then open X and read and watch all of these horrible things about everything because that is all that is portrayed. You're very much right Link. It is scary.
when it comes to social media you really have to curate what you wanna see. I seriously have thousands of accounts blocked on X because of how crazy people on there are. Especially people that are verified cause I know they get paid for engagement
Loved the social media chapter. The same people who lacked critical thinking with this fire did the same with the hurricanes in Fl and NC. Im left leaning, and my neighbor is right, and the storm hit us equally. Natural disasters don't care what you look like or who voted for or what you believe in.
This has got to be the best podcast on the internet. The way they both dive into the hard topics and aren’t scared to get deep and vulnerable. But also aren’t scared to get a little goofy at the same time. It’s amazing to see such emotionally intelligent men with mics these days. Love you guys, I hope everyone is safe and doing okay. Sending love to you, L.A ❤
I'm a fire victim from the 2017 norcal firestorm, lost everything. I don't think I have the heart to watch this whole thing, but I want to validate your using laughter to cope. We all did even afterwards. Heart goes out to LA, my city's never been the same in seven years and I'm yours won't either. ❤❤❤
I love you guys .. there’s so many content creators I fear aren’t the people I think they are . I KNOW you guys are good people.. thank you for always being your mythical best.
i for one love it when you guys get political/openly talk about stuff like politics, religion, etc. as a queer viewer it makes me feel safer when people are outspoken about these things
😢😢😢❤❤❤ Aloha from Maui, I really understand. Also the PTSD will be real for a long time. Sending hugs to-you both and the family from my three Shiba Inu pups, yes been with you since our Shiba club in Nor Calif and Nationally decided to put the famous web pups online to help our rescue nationally, ours were first but we stayed private and our dear friends did the public route which you two immortalized with Snoop. Mahalo for that. It was great, still is. Watch out if Elon buys Tik Tok though. Stay safe.❤❤ You are great leaders.😊😊
I’m in Oregon and we had a similar situation in 2020… and I didn’t realize I still have some ptsd from that period of time until I listened to this. I’ve never been in a hurricane or a major earth quake, so I can’t compare how that feels. But the fear that these fires bring, even when you are in a “safe” zone… the skies are still weird colors and you came see and smell the smoke. It’s really scary and part of your brain is on high alert constantly.
Have moved since then, but was in Oregon at that time too and evacuated as well as extended family for a week…. Yeah for sure brought up some feelings…
Even though I lived in Oregon my entire life and experience the wildfire season every year, it didn’t hit home (literally Ashland) until the Alameda fire where my family and I had to evacuate as we were in the oak street path just before the fire turned north to talent, that I realized I never had a go bag or anything. The fires never really hit Ashland and ever since, even though I now live in Chicago, I have so much more awareness for having those things ready. I completely understand how living in an area that is susceptible but rarely ever impacted doesn’t make you think about the need for being able to get up and go
Just coming up on the end of the podcast now and tearing up hearing about the people pulling together and also how the GMM crew treat eachother 🩷 As an aussie it has been an interesting experience, as we always have bush fires this time of year, but I feel like I have seen and heard more stories from these fires. So in regards to social media I am reflecting on why that might be. I am glad there are good people like you in the US, I hope you are ready to stand up in the next few years, I am scared for you and the impact that your country's choices are going to have on the world. Wishing you all the best, thank you for your content and your hearts, please keep sharing your thoughts, light, positivity, creativity, and reflections with the world. Your growth and perspectives (especially as straight white men in the US) are so important for people to hear right now! Thank you 💕💕
Thanks Mythical crew. I appreciated your personal stories and experiences . The world we navigate through today is different than the one I envisioned as a 80's kid. I know the battle out there is still a fight so I hope everyone stays healthy and gets rest. Take Care.
I'm glad you're all safe and hopefully can get back to normal life soon! I really resonate with how Rhett is feeling about this disaster and our country in general. as a 21 yr old I think he's right about my generation growing up completely disillusioned with the american dream. I cannot fathom trusting our government or the systems that make up our society to actually help us.
Without wishing this horror on anyone, the way they've responded both as people and as a company just reminds me why they've been my favorite youtubers since I was 14. Stay safe and best wishes.
My heart goes out to all the people in Cali. I can’t even begin to image loosing my home and everything in it. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
You guys are simply amazing. Thank you for educating those who need the education and thank you for all the work you guys do. It's so important to spread the legit truth and I'm hear for it. You guys are the best.
i'm glad all of you are safe, and thank you for the permission to laugh bc the whole bit where mr. meatagain mcprepper almost slept through the apocalypse was so beautiful
Its so nice to hear you being so forgiving and understanding of each other. Everyone feels and responds to trauma differently and its all valid and worthwhile. I'm so glad you're ok and emerged from the the crisis unscathed ❤
I appreciate your comments on the horrific political messages people are saying regarding the fire. I never signed on after it became X. I definitely won't go now. Thanks dudes❤❤❤❤
As someone who’s family and I lost almost everything in the hurricanes in Florida last year, I feel for the people in California. At least we got a warning. I hope everyone is able to rebuild and recover from this as quickly and easily as possible.
I feel like Link has been through it and is either really tired or not okay. My hometown of Paradise burned down in the Camp Fire back in 2018 and my childhood home was lost. My family thankfully made it out but this was all reminiscent of how fast things can happen. I'm in So Cal now in the High Desert not too far away and was horrified for you all. It's a traumatic event. I'm the same age as you guys and like you were saying, when we were kids, this isn't something we even thought about. I grew up in Northern California and I don't even recall a fire season? So climate change has definitely affected our way of life here, especially in California. Please take care of yourselves
Just want to say, I live in good old INDIANA and it has been difficult to really a true concept…we see all sorts of short shoots re the fire, homeowner s pain… but never had I got a more true understanding of the actual realities until now. I am only half way thru but wanted to say thanks for taking the time to share and helping so many of us that don’t live there get a better picture. I am so grateful you, loved ones are safe. I know this will last in your souls for sooo long. I send hope this never occurs again and your nervous systems don’t have to go here again. Blessings!!
Thank u for updating us . And thank u for extending ur kindness to other workers and having a great work environment that considers the wellbeing of people. Glad u r all safe and sound. Wishing u all the best
Really appreciate your honesty and insights. Thank you for calling out takes their are not helpful. Hoping you, your crew, and everyone’s families are safe and doing well.
You, your families and your staff and crew have been in my mind. It looked just so horrible and terrifying…..listening to your stories makes me realize just how awful it was. Sending prayers to all impacted
Hearing Rhett share about the stark contrast between his childhood and his kids' makes me feel so seen. I'm a bit younger than you guys (I'll be 36 this year) and I have a 12 year old. It occurred to me yesterday that by the time the orange dictator is out of office, they will have spent half of their life with him as president. All they know is fear, destruction and uncertainty. Admittedly, I got to the jaded, awake phase earlier as a millennial--I was my child's age when 9/11 happened--but I don't know what to say to my kid except "look for the good" and "be the good" because dude... I can't lie to them and pretend everything will be okay.
I may have fallen off watching you guys but im glad i caught this and glad you're all doing ok. Had forgotten you guys are in California, man that sounds so scary listening about it from people i know and were right in it.
Something else that is absolutely nuts is that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy offered firefighter support to the California wildfires. They are over there, a small nation dealing with an all out war with a superpower, offering assistance. The ongoing wildfires are so devastating that everyone who actually gives a shit is sending support. I also love that you guys turned the studio into a makeshift safe haven for people that are being directly affected ❤
We have an escape bag packed every summer, since making our tree change (in Australia) 7 years ago. It's 2nd nature now. Glad you guys and your fams are safe and sound
So good to see you guys are safe! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Our hearts are going out to every single person and animal who lost their homes. Sending love 💙
I’m so glad you’re safe. I know a couple who evacuated from BC wildfires in Canada a few years ago. He is a well known Bass player who owns some beautiful stand up basses. His wife collects fine wines. They loaded up their vehicle with guitars and wine. They said it took forever to decide which guitars and wine to save. It’s weird what people decide they need to take with them in an emergency. They were lucky and there was no damage to their home. My heart breaks for everyone who lost so much. I’m glad you’re taking care of each other
Thank you, Rhett, for saying what we are all seeing about people using this disaster for personal, political gain. They have no interest in actually helping anyone but themselves.
It was nice to hear that the studio could be an easy spot to go to and collect your thoughts and help other. And I am soooo sorry for those who lost their homes. It must be so hard to comprehend such a difficult time.
Those of us who are former Angelinos are grieving for the tremendous loss and are with those who are in the midst of things. We contributed to World Central Kitchen and have been touched by the people stepping up to carry water (literally) for victims. When things get bad, good people step up.
This was a fantastic episode. I lived in LA for a year back in 09/10 but I don’t have any friends back there anymore. So this was interesting to hear and understand what was going on there. Thank you. Glad you are all safe.
Seeing all this happening was scary, i can’t imagine being apart of it and it being an actual threat to your livelihood and home. I’m so glad that everyone at Mythical is safe.
Providing support to your team in crisis gives back that sense that we will get through this together and that’s how you create the world you want your children to live in. We can never give up on those hopes because they are not naive they are necessary.
It really speaks volumes how willingly and quickly they turned they’re studio into a refuge for others to get to safety
I mean, that's literally what any decent person would do.
@@TheDrag0nSlayeroh boyyy you must not he from the states lol. Not a lot of common decency here
@@TheDrag0nSlayer I mean, obviously… that’s why I said it speaks volumes
@@tjbullis1491 Absolutely NOT true, most charities here for the fire had to stop taking donations because they got SO much SO quickly. Ask anyone who visits America for the first time and the first thing they will tell you is how nice everyone is compared to where there from and the propaganda they've read, like this comment.
@@TheDrag0nSlayer im sorry, why are you saying shit like this under every single comment? Have you done literally anything to help the victims or people displaced or given them a space to seek refuge?
Link driving to Rhett's house to check on them before evacuating is another thing that shows how close y'all are. Glad y'all are okay!
I thought Rhett was the apocalypse prepper guy, and he was sound asleep with earplugs in🤣
I stayed awake for multiple nights. I have the WatchDuty, Pulsepoint and Broadcastify apps. I live in Joshua Tree but drove in to stay with my parents that live at the base of the mountains in San Bernardino. I’m a retired firefighter. My Dad is a retired firefighter. Our house burned in a 1980 wind-driven fire. My parents rebuilt and are still in the same spot. They’re in their 80’s so I worry. I can’t recommend the WatchDuty app enough. It’s worth paying for the pro version where you can see the aircraft and have access to the fire cameras. You can view those things elsewhere but it’s nice to have everything in one place.
@@NickFish117exactly what I was thinking, he did not shine in this😂
To all the people saying they're getting too political: this is ear biscuits. This podcast is where they talk about their life and what they experience, and to ask them to leave politics out of it is an insane request. Politics is in every facet of our lives! Also they have other content that you can watch if you just want to feel good and not think about what's happening.
They also have always been pretty open about their views in their podcasts, idk why people are so pressed, this is their podcast and their lives they are sharing they in no way need to filter themselves for the fanbase
@@rachaellaplant7461 because right-wingers feel the need for “balance”, meaning that they need you to treat their insane wants with kid gloves
@alexr2172 about an hour into it they talk about what they saw on Fox News and the way people used the fire for political gain
@alexr2172 I didn't either but some people are very quick to make that assumption lol I think it's people who agree that the woman firefighter was unfit and believe some of these Conspiracies are the ones who are offended from what I've seen
@ to the anti-“woke” crowd, saying women are capable of fighting fires is “political”
Shout out to those women staying awake to protect their families
Link you're not materialistic you are a person who has sentimental attachments to items that he cares dearly about and there's nothing wrong with that
Idk if there’s nothing wrong with it, but it’s certainly incredibly overblown as an aesthetic or shallow perspective to hold
Also people on the spectrum (IDK if Link is but people in general) often tend to be attached to material items - not because of being materialistic but it brings them comfort. So I agree it’s being overblown as shallow. We need more compassion and understanding and less judgement towards others ❤
@@longliverocknroll5I don’t see what could be wrong with wanting to keep items you’ve worked for the money to own and built over a long time into a collection. I don’t consider myself a very materialistic person but I’d be quite devastated to lose everything at once.
I think Link had the ability to look to what he didn’t want to lose because the other stuff was organized already. I love Rhett wasn’t mean about but supportive and seemed more like he maybe needed to feel a bit more about what is sentimental. Ultimately it’s just Great they’re okay
LMAO "You're not materialistic, you're just (goes on to describe materialism)"
Ok sorry but backing your whole record collection to evacuate simply because you think Twitter is the only way to get information, and any place without Internet is inhabitable, is INCREDIBLY materialistic.
Like, actual people lost everything and worried less than Link who was hogging air BNB from people who actually needed them.
All they needed to do to get info at their home was have a radio. But nope, let's not sleep for two days and hog loggings.
1:14:03 Rhett, thanks for expressing this sentiment. I was born in 2000 and just about every person my age seems to have always had a sense that the world is burning and nobody has the ability to fix it. Older generations sometimes don't understand that the game is totally different now. The last 25 years of disintegration has been our ENTIRE lifetimes.
Those of us born in the 80's really haven't seen the world as much better. People just romanticize a time that didn't really exist.
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Nothing has been better. The only reason people say things used to be better is because when you’re younger life isnt as stressful you aren’t as informed usually being young is a good time. When you get older you have way more on your plate. Think of what being young was about. I remember the worst thing in the world was worrying about a zit on the tip of your nose. Pretty great time huh?
I was born in the 70’s and I am highly aware of the changes in literally every facet of life since 2000. You are not alone. ✌🏻👩🏻🦰👍🏻
Bestie, I watched the win towers collapse when I was 10. We understand it completely.
I appreciate the shoutout to the local news, as a local news producer. We're still here, y'all!
I thank you for the job you choose ♡
Appreciate you
im not american
i was born and raised in the netherlands but i applaud u for yalls work
We need you 🎉
Shout out to u local news person, im not american but small journalists make our world go round
I'm so glad to hear everyone is OK, but you know what struck me was the ending of this - Rhett kind of succumbing to despair a little bit and Jenna gently reminding him to look for the helpers, and then reminding him that the world might be awful but that he and Link are good people and that means something. May we all be so lucky
Mister Rogers still coming through for us, all these years later, always look to the helpers when things are scary
i feel so bad for christy imagine being sleep deprived and feeling like your family was in immediate danger she needs a hug 😭😭 glad you are all safe !!!
@@TheDrag0nSlayer would you ever cop on🤣
@ did you watch the episode lol
The only reason they left their house in the first place is they were afraid of being disconnected from Twitter because that's Link's primary information source. They weren't under any evac orders and hogged lodgings from people who actually had no place to go.
@TheDrag0nSlayer Link hasn't been on Twitter for years. He made a new account after they had already evacuated. So once again, would you ever cop on. Needing online attention this bad should be considered a mental disorder. Go find a hobby.
@@TheDrag0nSlayer dude thats not why they left but ok 😂 have the day you make for yourself.
Watching Rhett not be minimalistic with Links things....shows how great of friends they are. Soul mates....truly. what a great friendship
To Rhett’s point: As a gen z (2002) I was born into a world where 9/11 had already happened. School shootings had already started and were on the rise. I deeply relate to the sense of dread and existentialism that Rhett expressed. And it is a completely valid thing to feel, especially because it’s something that the masses share. I’m about to graduate college in May and I can hardly focus on how significant of a goal it is when it constantly feels like the world is ending.
But to Jenna’s point, it is good to know that there are still others out there who care and are active about helping communities. Altruism isn’t a thing of the past, and if anything it’s accessible now more than ever.
Glad everyone at Mythical is okay, I hope things improve for everyone affected by the tragedy of these fires!
i feel you. im graduating this may as well and everything sort of feels impossible right now. ive been finding strength and hope in local community and seeing how much difference individuals really can make when we work together. wishing you luck!
I hope you heard about Samaritan’s Purse and the PA Amish helping NC flood victims. SP has helped the CA fire victims, too. Great Christian people 😌👍
The world's never been better. I'm these guys age, there's no other time I'd rather live than now.
I’m sure others have made this comment as well, but as a part of the wider conversation we have to bring attention to the incarcerated firefighters who are working for pennies for the people of Los Angeles. They are among the many heroes of this tragedy. Great discussion as always, much love to everyone!
"Look up critical thinking". That is perfect, Rhett. There is not enough of that for sure!
Skeptics Guide to the Universe if GREAT...
Thank you Rhett for saying what so many are feeling about the political spin made on this horrific tragedy.
That's always been my take on it. I've never really had a problem with people making jokes, it's when people try and exploit tragic situations for personal gain that I get SO mad.
But it definitely has a effect here let’s be real
It’s not a political spin. The government currently in office for the city of Los Angeles and the state of California had zero preparation for any type or size of fires. It’s not Right leaning or left leaning. It’s facts. But in this case they just happen to be left leaning democrats that Rhett voted for and he is embarrassed so now he has to lash out at the finger pointers. He’s a spineless prick
Keep the politics out of this disaster.
Should be coming together, yet there is division, disinformation, hatred
This is the most impactful podcast I've heard in a long time. Link and Rhett captured this experience realistically and didn't hold back the truth. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this fire. Being so far away, I don't think I can imagine how this must feel. Stay safe everyone!
I love that they volunteered their studio to help their friends and neighbors, so wholesome!
I live in Pasadena. Thank you for this very authentic conversation. It was helpful to me. I am so tired of people telling me how blessed I am that I still have a roof over my head, etc... I am also tired of people telling me it's not going to be so bad... Excellent discussion about social media. I have been watching you eat disgusting things for years, read your book and been a fan of your humor for years. I am now a fan of your insights and humanity. Thanks again. I don't feel quite so alone.
Glad you guys are ok. From an Aussie, know how traumatic fires can be. Hope the Mythical crew are safe
ditto
It’s very reminiscent of the fires in 2019-2020 we experienced but more condensed. Definitely glad the boys are okay and hope the crew are safe too
I hope everyone at Mythical is still okay. Also, thank you for your team (Jenna) giving us an update when things were really chaotic. I know many mythical beasts were worried about you all.
I like when creators are willing to speak openly about essential issues. It helps me to better understand their values, and allows me to be more selective about my media consumption. I feel good about using my engagement to support creators who have expressed strong values of equality and community.
True ❤
Rhett putting in earplugs is wild! I audibly gasped. Not even like headphones that can play notifications. Wild.
This video is a great example of how beneficial it is to train and socialize all pets for all kinds of situations. Even if you think "the cat only goes to the vet every year or three, so it's not worth the time and energy to feed him treats near his carrier everyday for months, then feed him treats in his carrier everyday for months, just so that he's willing to get in it for a scheduled vet appointment when I have plenty of time to catch him before the appointment," emergencies are so much worse with a pet that won't cooperate. Emergency preparedness is a great motivation to crate train cats and dogs, and work on your animal's social skills with strangers and other pets.
so true!!! and this obviously is different than link’s situation with the cat hiding under the bed in the airbnb, but in your own home, it’s important to block underneath your bed so your animals can’t hide in an emergency.
Yes!! I live across the street from my parents with my cat, and we’re in a tornado/really damaging thunderstorm prone area. We don’t have a basement, but my parents do. The first time I had to grab my cat and run him across the street to my parents’ house, he was very unhappy! But now, every time the siren goes off, he runs to the door and waits for me. The last time, I really didn’t want to go outside, but he was pawing at the door and looking back at me, while the siren was going off…but the weather seemed fine. Long story short, we eventually go over there and within about 5mins, stuff starts slamming into the back of the house and the power cuts off. A tornado had come right through our street! The police had to block our street off cuz of a live wire down right in front of my parents’ house. There was a LOT of downed trees and power lines, to the point that power wasn’t fully restored to everyone for over a week. It was crazy! My house was fine, but it’s still crazy that I would’ve stayed home if my cat wasn’t so insistent on going across the street. He still hates it, and he’s still clearly worked up and upset while we’re there during the bad storms, but he knows that when that siren goes off, we go across the street.
I never thought about this or been told this before thank you for sharing. That’s definitely something that needs to be shared around more till it becomes common knowledge. My heart goes out to all those that had to struggle with this amidst the stress of losing their house and not knowing where to go or seeing flames approaching not knowing if it would trap them both
Link seemed so tired and frazzled. My heart goes out to all y'all. ❤
I don't think Rhett is getting too political. He's just been through a terrifying natural disaster he cannot control. Of course, he's upset. And I remember how bad winters used to be in Chicago 25yrs ago. It's not the same now. Winters here are less intense and shorter. And anyone who has been through such a terrifying event has every right to talk out their trauma.
The thing is tho, the fact that winters have been different in our neck of the woods lately is literally because of climate change..which is even more worrisome. I've noticed that while it might "seem" less intense, we get a lot more ice storms where literally everything is just covered in ice. That never happened when I was a kid, as far as I can remember. We would get big snowstorms sure, but not ice. And now the snow that we used to get a lot more is going even more south and I'm seeing people in Florida & Texas now having issues with their pipes freezing or having issues in their homes because their heating system is not meant to handle such cold temperatures. That stuff just didn't really happen that much 30 or so years ago...but we've messed up so much in the last few decades that this is how it is now. And tbh, it's only getting worse.
@@evapunk522 So quick to say climate change. Someone should do something about it. You are the reason for climate change. Show me you phone, show me your car, show me your hot water, electricity, central heating. We've haven't 'messed up' you have messed up. Until you recognize that things will not improve. Go spend some time without all your modern luxuries and decide if you even want change. I am betting you don't actually care at all.
In Iowa they are a lot shorter but it seems every year there is a polar vortex and a week or two of -20 or -30, and things are just not built to handle it
Rhett talking about how idyllic it was when we were growing up and all the things kids have to worry about now made me think about all the school shootings that were never in the realm of possibility then but are now a regular occurrence.
There's another side of it too I feel like- where if you try to be naive and have a carefree life then you're not a good person, you're ignoring problems and contributing by consumption and this and that... there are events in the world I've wished Rhett & Link would talk about too, but I understand that they can't focus on everything just like I can't, it doesn't mean they don't care about that thing across the world or this thing that might affect me. It's difficult :/
I graduated high school in 2004. We had bomb threats instead of school shootings. We had to evacuate to the football field a few times.
@@Light-tc8xc2005 I can recall teo times we had bomb threats in Boise Idaho
When they were kids where they live now there was always School shootings. You forget they lived in a small town and moved to a big city
@@Light-tc8xcclass of 04 also and same lol. So many threats
Tips for the carriers guys! Leave them open in areas of the house where the animals like to be and leave some treats and toys in them regularly. This way the carrier is a pleasant part of everyday life (especially for the cat) rather than a scary unfamiliar place. It still won’t be their favorite thing to be zipped into, but they’ll know they’re safe. 😊 I hope this helps in the future!!
Asheville beastie who just survived Helene. My heart goes out to you and your family and communities. I know first hand how hard it is to deal with all the conspiracies when this is clearly a scientific event. Stay strong, stay positive, stay together and help everyone. Love ya'll
Fistbump from McDowell County. The level of deceit and delusion surrounding these disasters is soul crushing. As though the event itself isn't bad enough.
❤🩷💜💙 Much love to our beloved mountains, from an NC coastal girl who lives in Chapel Hill🩵
“I don’t think it’s going to be ok” ugh very much that. I appreciate yall being so real and open about this. We are all feeling this.
I was thinking about you guys and your family’s a lot, like many many thousands of other fans. thanks for talking about it and being open with us about what you guys went through.
I've been waiting for this Ear Biscuit. I was worried for them and their staff along with all of Los Angeles. Glad you all are okay and hope for a speedy recovery for LA.
As someone who is in school for emergency management, I really really appreciate everything that Rhett is saying. I wish that these topics would be brought to light more often without it being the result of a tragedy. These are things that need to be addressed everyday instead of immediately before/during/after disasters
I survived the Almeda fire that destroyed Phoenix and Talent, Oregon. The wind and the rain of embers is something I’ll never forget. The people with any criticisms have never seen that beast. Link and Kristy definitely didn’t overact and the firefighters did everything possible to just save lives! I’m sitting here crying for everyone affected and scared of what the future holds. If the trend continues the fire only get worse every year.
I love when Rhett pops off. Sending love to you both and the Cali community.
Your comments about disinformation/misinformation, Rhett, are right on point. I'm not on X, but on Bluesky, the same things hold true. Some people read information and believe it at face value because it coincides with their personal beliefs. It seems to me that very few people read information and wonder "Is that right?"
Thanks for being so level-headed, transparent, intelligent and real while discussing this issue. Your viewpoints and way you communicate them are truly needed in the media sphere.
I could listen to these two talk all day I hope them and all their friends and families stay safe
The first thirty days after a critical incident are the hardest, and your nervous system will be all over the place. After a couple of months, if fhe symptoms are still present youre in PTSD territory. Glad you both have support networks! Glad everyone is safe.
I'm glad y'all are safe!
I also want to thank you for having such an important conversation about the kind of world we've entered. I've explained to others the exact feeling that Rhett mentioned where there was a time where I thought, "there are adults who are experts in fields that will handle things that need to be handled." As an adult myself, that has slowly been eroded (quickly in more recent years). It's tough to plan for the future when the future feels so tenuous. (I tried to think of a hopeful note to end this comment on. Maybe I can think of one and edit this later).
Genuinely so happy to hear Rhett talk aboit how unstable the world feels because I could not agree more with all his points.
Bravo to Jenna!👏👏👏 Thank you for staying so positive and having some really positive things to say near the end of the episode and cleaning us all into everything that the company is doing. It's really great that you did that! 😊
If you don’t laugh, you just cry. Thank you both for the break from not laughing
Rhett your point of view totally aligns with mine. I appreciate your calm but yet fed up perspective. I may not be in LA but the impact and that pov stands strong here on the east coast.
Glad you all are safe. Hateful people outside of California have this fetish of California failing or burning, or even falling into the ocean. The internet and online culture has damaged people's brains. Unfortunately, this is not an exaggeration and is why I stay clear from most social media. Real people lost everything and we have people making things up. It's sad to see and if things don't change being in the US doesn't seem like a realistic option moving forward.
it's true, and also really weird lmao i don't think those people realize just how many people live in California and that they're also regular people? it's so strange that they'll knowingly wish harm upon people just because they don't like the culture or lifestyle or whatever reason it may be
I’m so relieved everyone in mythical was okay. I’m in Florida and have come face to face with having the evacuate your home knowing it won’t be okay. It’s devastating, I wouldn’t wish that fear on anyone. My heart goes out to everyone who lost their homes or even just went through the active fear.
I 100% agree with what Rhett and Link were saying about returning to X and overall social media. I had just recently, about 1 month ago at minimum, uninstalled X, TikTok, and all of these very toxic, negative social media apps and mentally feel 5x better. X being the worst of them in my opinion. It's mind boggling to me that you can feel good in one moment then open X and read and watch all of these horrible things about everything because that is all that is portrayed. You're very much right Link. It is scary.
when it comes to social media you really have to curate what you wanna see. I seriously have thousands of accounts blocked on X because of how crazy people on there are. Especially people that are verified cause I know they get paid for engagement
Link trynna calm Christy down😂😂😭😭😭 knowing they both have anxiety i love this (i am an anxious person myself and me calming people backfires 😭😂)
Loved the social media chapter. The same people who lacked critical thinking with this fire did the same with the hurricanes in Fl and NC.
Im left leaning, and my neighbor is right, and the storm hit us equally. Natural disasters don't care what you look like or who voted for or what you believe in.
Rhett, your logic on climate change and politics is beautiful. Thank you!
This has got to be the best podcast on the internet. The way they both dive into the hard topics and aren’t scared to get deep and vulnerable. But also aren’t scared to get a little goofy at the same time. It’s amazing to see such emotionally intelligent men with mics these days. Love you guys, I hope everyone is safe and doing okay. Sending love to you, L.A ❤
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I'm a fire victim from the 2017 norcal firestorm, lost everything. I don't think I have the heart to watch this whole thing, but I want to validate your using laughter to cope. We all did even afterwards.
Heart goes out to LA, my city's never been the same in seven years and I'm yours won't either. ❤❤❤
I love you guys .. there’s so many content creators I fear aren’t the people I think they are . I KNOW you guys are good people.. thank you for always being your mythical best.
i for one love it when you guys get political/openly talk about stuff like politics, religion, etc. as a queer viewer it makes me feel safer when people are outspoken about these things
😢😢😢❤❤❤ Aloha from Maui, I really understand. Also the PTSD will be real for a long time. Sending hugs to-you both and the family from my three Shiba Inu pups, yes been with you since our Shiba club in Nor Calif and Nationally decided to put the famous web pups online to help our rescue nationally, ours were first but we stayed private and our dear friends did the public route which you two immortalized with Snoop. Mahalo for that. It was great, still is. Watch out if Elon buys Tik Tok though. Stay safe.❤❤ You are great leaders.😊😊
“It was nice to have something to do, I’m good at making little poster signs” - Link
I've grown up watching them for many years. Listening to this, I'm just so proud to be supporting them. ❤
I’m in Oregon and we had a similar situation in 2020… and I didn’t realize I still have some ptsd from that period of time until I listened to this.
I’ve never been in a hurricane or a major earth quake, so I can’t compare how that feels.
But the fear that these fires bring, even when you are in a “safe” zone… the skies are still weird colors and you came see and smell the smoke. It’s really scary and part of your brain is on high alert constantly.
Have moved since then, but was in Oregon at that time too and evacuated as well as extended family for a week…. Yeah for sure brought up some feelings…
Even though I lived in Oregon my entire life and experience the wildfire season every year, it didn’t hit home (literally Ashland) until the Alameda fire where my family and I had to evacuate as we were in the oak street path just before the fire turned north to talent, that I realized I never had a go bag or anything. The fires never really hit Ashland and ever since, even though I now live in Chicago, I have so much more awareness for having those things ready. I completely understand how living in an area that is susceptible but rarely ever impacted doesn’t make you think about the need for being able to get up and go
Just coming up on the end of the podcast now and tearing up hearing about the people pulling together and also how the GMM crew treat eachother 🩷
As an aussie it has been an interesting experience, as we always have bush fires this time of year, but I feel like I have seen and heard more stories from these fires. So in regards to social media I am reflecting on why that might be.
I am glad there are good people like you in the US, I hope you are ready to stand up in the next few years, I am scared for you and the impact that your country's choices are going to have on the world.
Wishing you all the best, thank you for your content and your hearts, please keep sharing your thoughts, light, positivity, creativity, and reflections with the world. Your growth and perspectives (especially as straight white men in the US) are so important for people to hear right now!
Thank you 💕💕
Thanks Mythical crew. I appreciated your personal stories and experiences . The world we navigate through today is different than the one I envisioned as a 80's kid. I know the battle out there is still a fight so I hope everyone stays healthy and gets rest. Take Care.
I'm glad you're all safe and hopefully can get back to normal life soon! I really resonate with how Rhett is feeling about this disaster and our country in general. as a 21 yr old I think he's right about my generation growing up completely disillusioned with the american dream. I cannot fathom trusting our government or the systems that make up our society to actually help us.
I'm just glad to hear that your family and your staff are all safe.
The existential despair is very real and very valid. The world today is scary.
Without wishing this horror on anyone, the way they've responded both as people and as a company just reminds me why they've been my favorite youtubers since I was 14. Stay safe and best wishes.
My heart goes out to all the people in Cali. I can’t even begin to image loosing my home and everything in it. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
You guys are simply amazing. Thank you for educating those who need the education and thank you for all the work you guys do. It's so important to spread the legit truth and I'm hear for it. You guys are the best.
i'm glad all of you are safe, and thank you for the permission to laugh bc the whole bit where mr. meatagain mcprepper almost slept through the apocalypse was so beautiful
Its so nice to hear you being so forgiving and understanding of each other. Everyone feels and responds to trauma differently and its all valid and worthwhile. I'm so glad you're ok and emerged from the the crisis unscathed ❤
Love Rhett speaking his mind
I’m thankful that everyone at Mythical is safe. My heart goes out to all of those who have lost everything.
I appreciate your comments on the horrific political messages people are saying regarding the fire. I never signed on after it became X. I definitely won't go now. Thanks dudes❤❤❤❤
As someone who’s family and I lost almost everything in the hurricanes in Florida last year, I feel for the people in California. At least we got a warning. I hope everyone is able to rebuild and recover from this as quickly and easily as possible.
I feel like Link has been through it and is either really tired or not okay. My hometown of Paradise burned down in the Camp Fire back in 2018 and my childhood home was lost. My family thankfully made it out but this was all reminiscent of how fast things can happen. I'm in So Cal now in the High Desert not too far away and was horrified for you all. It's a traumatic event. I'm the same age as you guys and like you were saying, when we were kids, this isn't something we even thought about. I grew up in Northern California and I don't even recall a fire season? So climate change has definitely affected our way of life here, especially in California. Please take care of yourselves
Just want to say, I live in good old INDIANA and it has been difficult to really a true concept…we see all sorts of short shoots re the fire, homeowner s pain… but never had I got a more true understanding of the actual realities until now. I am only half way thru but wanted to say thanks for taking the time to share and helping so many of us that don’t live there get a better picture. I am so grateful you, loved ones are safe. I know this will last in your souls for sooo long. I send hope this never occurs again and your nervous systems don’t have to go here again. Blessings!!
Thank u for updating us . And thank u for extending ur kindness to other workers and having a great work environment that considers the wellbeing of people. Glad u r all safe and sound. Wishing u all the best
Really appreciate your honesty and insights. Thank you for calling out takes their are not helpful. Hoping you, your crew, and everyone’s families are safe and doing well.
You, your families and your staff and crew have been in my mind. It looked just so horrible and terrifying…..listening to your stories makes me realize just how awful it was. Sending prayers to all impacted
Super glad you guys and your families are good so far. Rhett - i appreciate your venting. It’s intelligent and well said.
I love that they have recorded this in detail for posterity. Future historians thank you!
I'm glad to know you and your families and friends are safe and we are inspired by your tenacity and generosity in this time of need.
1:22:54 really appreciated Rhett’s perspective of humans at this part! This is such a lovely thought and I think so true ✨
Thank you all so much for this episode of EB! We were ALL so concerned about you and the crew. Much love - stay safe!
I'm Australian, so I have lived through wildfire like this one. My heart goes out to everyone who has been affected by this tragedy
Sincerely, thank you for this. The raw, real, unfluffed story is greatly appreciated for perspective 🙏🏽 ❤
Hearing Rhett share about the stark contrast between his childhood and his kids' makes me feel so seen. I'm a bit younger than you guys (I'll be 36 this year) and I have a 12 year old. It occurred to me yesterday that by the time the orange dictator is out of office, they will have spent half of their life with him as president. All they know is fear, destruction and uncertainty. Admittedly, I got to the jaded, awake phase earlier as a millennial--I was my child's age when 9/11 happened--but I don't know what to say to my kid except "look for the good" and "be the good" because dude... I can't lie to them and pretend everything will be okay.
I’m happy everyone is safe. I just wanna hug everyone in LA right now.
Wishing love and safety for everyone 🫂💗
I may have fallen off watching you guys but im glad i caught this and glad you're all doing ok. Had forgotten you guys are in California, man that sounds so scary listening about it from people i know and were right in it.
Something else that is absolutely nuts is that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy offered firefighter support to the California wildfires.
They are over there, a small nation dealing with an all out war with a superpower, offering assistance.
The ongoing wildfires are so devastating that everyone who actually gives a shit is sending support.
I also love that you guys turned the studio into a makeshift safe haven for people that are being directly affected ❤
Biden paid ukraine using your tax dollars.
We have an escape bag packed every summer, since making our tree change (in Australia) 7 years ago. It's 2nd nature now. Glad you guys and your fams are safe and sound
Loved this one!! So scary what you guys went through. Thanks for sharing
So good to see you guys are safe! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Our hearts are going out to every single person and animal who lost their homes. Sending love 💙
I’m so glad you’re safe. I know a couple who evacuated from BC wildfires in Canada a few years ago. He is a well known Bass player who owns some beautiful stand up basses. His wife collects fine wines. They loaded up their vehicle with guitars and wine. They said it took forever to decide which guitars and wine to save. It’s weird what people decide they need to take with them in an emergency. They were lucky and there was no damage to their home. My heart breaks for everyone who lost so much. I’m glad you’re taking care of each other
When I heard about the fires in LA, I thought of you guys. I'm so glad you all are safe. Take care.
You have such a sharp and positive mind, Jenna. I love listening to you! 👏
Good morning!! Happy to know that you and your families are safe!
Thank you, Rhett, for saying what we are all seeing about people using this disaster for personal, political gain. They have no interest in actually helping anyone but themselves.
It was nice to hear that the studio could be an easy spot to go to and collect your thoughts and help other.
And I am soooo sorry for those who lost their homes. It must be so hard to comprehend such a difficult time.
Those of us who are former Angelinos are grieving for the tremendous loss and are with those who are in the midst of things. We contributed to World Central Kitchen and have been touched by the people stepping up to carry water (literally) for victims. When things get bad, good people step up.
This was a fantastic episode. I lived in LA for a year back in 09/10 but I don’t have any friends back there anymore. So this was interesting to hear and understand what was going on there. Thank you. Glad you are all safe.
Seeing all this happening was scary, i can’t imagine being apart of it and it being an actual threat to your livelihood and home. I’m so glad that everyone at Mythical is safe.
Providing support to your team in crisis gives back that sense that we will get through this together and that’s how you create the world you want your children to live in. We can never give up on those hopes because they are not naive they are necessary.
I'm glad yall are ok. Keep us updated! God bless you!