Episode Four: Conspiracy Theories | Violating Community Guidelines

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  • Everyone has at least ONE crazy theory they fully believe to be true, whether that's the moon landing being faked, the Earth is flat, or the Denver International Airport being a gateway to hell. Brittany and Sarah dive into all these and more on today's episode, and who knows? Maybe you'll come away with a new perspective.
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  • @violatingcommunityguidelines
    @violatingcommunityguidelines  2 роки тому +2862

    Hey guys! Sarah here, I'm so happy y'all enjoy the episode! For those asking, I wear sunglasses when I'm having sensory issues. I usually wear headphones too but I can't when we record. Hope you have a good week!

    • @saulpinzon4472
      @saulpinzon4472 2 роки тому +17

      How are you feeling?

    • @mynameiskrysta
      @mynameiskrysta 2 роки тому +186

      Oh i thought u were cosplaying the blind lol

    • @lost_my_shape
      @lost_my_shape 2 роки тому +10

      Me too! :D Hope you're doing okay

    • @hoorayitsjackie6166
      @hoorayitsjackie6166 2 роки тому +15

      Meeeee tooooo. I get it. 😎

    • @waltercronkite1387
      @waltercronkite1387 2 роки тому +192

      Important disclaimer about God’s wife: where I live in Canada, there is a very very common sex trafficking scam where if you’re a young girl alone, 2 ladies “working on a college project” will approach you. The project is supposedly to see how much people know about God’s wife, and they will mention the “daughters of Ishtar”. They’ll try to get your phone number so they can meet you at a coffee shop to interview you, which is where the sex trafficking will become a risk. They will always approach you when you’re alone or woth another girl your age, & in public places, like mall food courts. Just wanted to say, to all the young ladies who enjoy this channel, please be on high alert!!!! Sex trafficking is very very common in some cities. You might think they’re a couple of teenage girls just like you, & they might look very young & very straight-laced, but that is intentional. Just a PSA!

  • @daddydevito
    @daddydevito 2 роки тому +2866

    "You know Schrodinger's cat?"
    "Wait, like, the movie? The guy with the list??"
    This is one of the funniest exchanges I've ever heard.

    • @vinceradical8910
      @vinceradical8910 2 роки тому +98

      Schrodingers List. it just has cats and boxes on it

    • @ilsa9126
      @ilsa9126 2 роки тому +32

      When you get both references right away and feel exicted but also sad for being a big nerd

    • @milascave2
      @milascave2 2 роки тому +19

      @@ilsa9126 You shouldn't. You should never be ashamed of being fat.

    • @aspen1713
      @aspen1713 2 роки тому

      came here to say this 😂

    • @BelenPeralta1
      @BelenPeralta1 2 роки тому +6

      @@milascave2 BRO 😂

  • @Elleaf1
    @Elleaf1 2 роки тому +1198

    The sexual tension between cvs and Walgreens joke has officially sold me on this podcast lol! I love it

  • @urtesak-_-8444
    @urtesak-_-8444 2 роки тому +2569

    Brittany: "Every single one of these are conspiracy theories"
    Also Brittany: **believes every single one**

    • @TheKatarinaGiselle
      @TheKatarinaGiselle 2 роки тому +49

      Well, her mom communicates with the other side..so..

    • @sweetestaphrodite
      @sweetestaphrodite 2 роки тому +1

      @@TheKatarinaGiselle
      And…?

    • @user-np8yf8fj2w
      @user-np8yf8fj2w 2 роки тому +17

      @@sweetestaphrodite she’s probably more open minded than most people

    • @Diskodolle
      @Diskodolle Рік тому

      The irony of this podcast is insane

  • @alliramsay1328
    @alliramsay1328 2 роки тому +1390

    *We hold these truths to be self evident*
    "That's MLK"
    "No it's not. It's something with Abraham Lincoln."
    "Oh it's the Declaration of Independence"
    That was the wildest, messiest minute I've ever experienced.

    • @baddiebiscuit1109
      @baddiebiscuit1109 2 роки тому +67

      you know you have been listening to hamilton to much when you forget that “we hold these truths to be self evident” is not just a line from the schuyler sisters but literally part of the declaration of independence

    • @itzelheruiz9139
      @itzelheruiz9139 2 роки тому +2

      time stamp pls

    • @nutsack46y55y
      @nutsack46y55y 2 роки тому +2

      @@itzelheruiz9139 40:56

    • @cemeterybaby2008
      @cemeterybaby2008 Рік тому +16

      “Nicolas cage stole it before I could read it” is so underrated 💀💀

    • @iwillkickyourassinwiitennis.
      @iwillkickyourassinwiitennis. Рік тому

      @@baddiebiscuit1109YESSSS EVERYTIME THEY SAID IT THE SONG STARTED PLAYING IN MY HEAD

  • @JaggyRAWR
    @JaggyRAWR 2 роки тому +1908

    “The feminine urge to walk into a CVS instead of a Walgreens” -Brittany Broski

    • @robertoXCX
      @robertoXCX 2 роки тому +21

      I work across the street from a CVS and I announce this to my coworkers every time I go over there on a snack/supply run... and I play the extrabucks game, so that's more days than not lol

    • @knitwitchpgh
      @knitwitchpgh 2 роки тому +6

      I'm glad I'm not the only one lol

    • @gaysara
      @gaysara 2 роки тому +8

      It's so true

    • @TheLalalalani
      @TheLalalalani 2 роки тому +7

      And she's so real for that

  • @Bear-im3cf
    @Bear-im3cf 2 роки тому +514

    I once heard the theory that the lochness monster is the ghost of an aquatic dinosaur and I personally really like that explanation

    • @thatb1h855
      @thatb1h855 2 роки тому +42

      an aquatic dinosaur that just wants love

    • @sweetestaphrodite
      @sweetestaphrodite 2 роки тому +31

      @@thatb1h855
      lochness monster fanfic 18+ 😩

    • @myssaalyssa
      @myssaalyssa 2 роки тому +5

      @@sweetestaphrodite just based off of this comment alone it makes sense that you have a jimin pfp 😋

    • @thatb1h855
      @thatb1h855 2 роки тому +4

      @@sweetestaphrodite id read tbh

    • @Julia-tk2em
      @Julia-tk2em 2 роки тому +3

      I heard that it’s an actual dinosaur swimming in and out of a portal at the bottom of the Loch. They can’t all be winners.

  • @Gabriel-qw4og
    @Gabriel-qw4og 2 роки тому +662

    "everyone does sleep but more people launder money" that was my favorite quote this whole episode lol

  • @jenna-ir5gw
    @jenna-ir5gw 2 роки тому +511

    brittany: the declaration of Independence
    sarah: i never read that. Nicholas Cage stole it before I could
    💀💀💀💀🤣

  • @Kasyler
    @Kasyler 2 роки тому +1582

    the worst part about the Biblically canon angels is that when they appear you'd hear nothing but trumpets and thunder all in the sky 😭

    • @thisisabookchannel
      @thisisabookchannel 2 роки тому +87

      don't know how that's worse than a sentient ring of eyes 😂

    • @pacrat190
      @pacrat190 2 роки тому +37

      Wait that’s a conspiracy theory? I thought there was like “actual biblical proof” that they looked they that, my grandpa (a very advocate Christian) told me about them when I was like 10 😀

    • @tchaugn
      @tchaugn 2 роки тому +26

      Jesus didn't even have trumpets around

    • @AlexizAlexis
      @AlexizAlexis 2 роки тому +22

      the way i vividly imagined this and it made me physical

    • @Grace-sy8gf
      @Grace-sy8gf 2 роки тому +73

      @@tchaugn Jesus made trumpets just for the theatrical angels is my official religious head canon

  • @jister804
    @jister804 2 роки тому +273

    Brittany: "You heard of Schrodinger's Cat"?
    Sarah: "Is that like Schindler's List?"
    dead

  • @spaycie
    @spaycie 2 роки тому +1619

    last episode: What is yiff?
    this episode: Do you believe humans are ultimately good or evil?

    • @choptopjo
      @choptopjo 2 роки тому +23

      Not my star wars brain immediately going “no good guys, no bad guys, just business”

  • @rosieposie839
    @rosieposie839 2 роки тому +112

    When I was a teenager, i was flying alone and while in an airport I sat on the ground to charge my phone. A family walks over and stands next to me and one of their children fully sat on my leg, I'm sitting criss cross apple sauce. It was hilarious because the kid didn't see a problem sitting on a stranger and the parents didn't even seem aware. I tried to move away from the child and as soon as he was on the floor again his instinct was to back up towards me and hoist himself onto my lap again 😂 no one in that family acknowledged me. I was just a human chair. Also, I can't believe how safe and oblivious some kids can feel out in the world.

    • @ewpls4002
      @ewpls4002 2 роки тому

      I’m sorry but having anxiety and personal space problems I would have YEETED that child

  • @sam-the-moomin
    @sam-the-moomin 2 роки тому +1534

    Sarah: why don’t we write Bigfoot into the Bible?
    Me who’s seen the “Bigfoot is Cain” theories online: well I have news for you

    • @hbhtcr5707
      @hbhtcr5707 2 роки тому +3

      Lmfao

    • @mo-ov8hz
      @mo-ov8hz 2 роки тому +18

      LITERALLY!!!! my mormon friends in hs believed this no cap

    • @ontxtteredwxngs
      @ontxtteredwxngs 2 роки тому +12

      weren't adam and eve supposed to be 7 feet tall?

    • @MiCKeyChannel0031
      @MiCKeyChannel0031 2 роки тому +3

      Or esau

    • @brawlboy84
      @brawlboy84 2 роки тому +2

      you, who's seen the What theories

  • @pruefus4113
    @pruefus4113 2 роки тому +73

    "God is wrapping up his thesis" is my new go to phrase

  • @TheNickleChick
    @TheNickleChick 2 роки тому +2498

    "The most deserving sentient beings... Americans." - Brittany

  • @adriannicole1776
    @adriannicole1776 2 роки тому +59

    I used to be a flight attendant so I will say baby’s have to scream when flying because of the pressure build up in their ears, screaming helps release pressure. It’s the same thing as yawning but more intense. So if you ever need your ears to pop have a good scream!

  • @IHeartGameplay
    @IHeartGameplay 2 роки тому +814

    "They're not like flowers will heal the world and cure disease" So to make this whole thing a little brighter, they will. Specifically, sunflowers are known for being one of the few things that can filter out and purify nuclear radiation. As such, they are used in Japan to help make the earth where it would otherwise be unusable for hundreds to thousands of years, be healed, and suitable for habitation in a few generations. So yes, in a way, flowers will heal the world and cure disease.

    • @alexisc3658
      @alexisc3658 2 роки тому +66

      Well, phytoremediation wasn’t super successful at Fukushima, but it was pretty successful at Chernobyl! And sunflowers have been used at other metal pollutant sites successfully as well.

    • @pacrat190
      @pacrat190 2 роки тому +50

      Also many flowers are edible, and flowers help the bees! Without the bees there wouldn’t be food, so in a way they do heal and sustain the world

    • @cez_is_typing
      @cez_is_typing 2 роки тому +18

      as she said this i was like... where does she think medicines come from lol (although a lot also come from animal hunting :( not cool)

    • @luperena
      @luperena 2 роки тому +12

      this comment was so uplifting in the most amazing way! you deserve all of the sunshine and happiness! ♡

    • @mirandahemsworth3628
      @mirandahemsworth3628 2 роки тому +4

      i’m anaphylactic allergic to sunflowers this terrifies me 😭😭😭

  • @thecrystaltide3757
    @thecrystaltide3757 2 роки тому +119

    B: "fractal cosmology"
    S (no hesitation): "is that space makeup?"
    Sarah is a genius, you cannot convince me otherwise

  • @lilyburlough8990
    @lilyburlough8990 2 роки тому +732

    I want a whole episode of them just talking about the sea! Brittneys face when talking about the trench was the funniest thing EVER 😭

    • @gracie7462
      @gracie7462 2 роки тому +41

      You should see Brittany talk about the underwater Wi-Fi wire on Chris Klemens podcast

    • @Thawah
      @Thawah 2 роки тому +15

      I wonder if she knows about the subreddit r/thalassophobia (fear of deep water/oceans)

    • @kikilapoop4278
      @kikilapoop4278 2 роки тому

      Yeesss

    • @BabyMamaNOdrama
      @BabyMamaNOdrama 2 роки тому

      @@gracie7462 thank you!! I definitely will 😁❤️🥰🙌🏼

    • @lilyburlough8990
      @lilyburlough8990 2 роки тому +2

      @@gracie7462 I seen lmaoooo and her being so confused over Bluetooth 😭

  • @WattsTheSafeword
    @WattsTheSafeword 2 роки тому +520

    Please, we need a kink related episode. 🤣

  • @nightcrawler7_
    @nightcrawler7_ 2 роки тому +1605

    This podcast gives me SO MUCH Jenna & Julien podcast energy and I LOVE IT.

    • @nyxbarbie04
      @nyxbarbie04 2 роки тому +94

      yess! their chemistry is very similar to j&j, it's so nice to have that vibe on a poscast again🥺

    • @christopherminutolo9384
      @christopherminutolo9384 2 роки тому +23

      @@nyxbarbie04 Now the real question is... who is who?

    • @15petsandcounting
      @15petsandcounting 2 роки тому +54

      STOPPPP THEY WERE MY COMFORT SHOW STRAIGHT UP

    • @swipeswifejess3234
      @swipeswifejess3234 2 роки тому +64

      Dink family supporting the good people.

    • @christopherminutolo9384
      @christopherminutolo9384 2 роки тому +39

      @@swipeswifejess3234 I knew they had J&J chemistry since Zillow Gone Wild.

  • @xoxnataiie
    @xoxnataiie 10 місяців тому +76

    come back the kids miss you

  • @gabriellaamaya7645
    @gabriellaamaya7645 2 роки тому +339

    it makes me a little sad seeing all the comments saying “thank god you posted this. i was having a [insert: panic attack/horrible week/break up] & really needed this.” Like SHIT we are all going tf through it 😭 Sending positive vibes to everyone during these trying times. We’ve got this, baby!!!! 💓

    • @johnilyemson
      @johnilyemson 8 місяців тому

      I'm 2 years late on this, but this podcast is a huge blessing during the shitshow that is my life right now.

  • @buckham14
    @buckham14 2 роки тому +150

    "When you hear hoofsteps, don't assume it's a horse" with a zebra-striped ribbon is the symbol for neuroendocrine cancer. The incredibly rare cancer that overtook my mothers hormone system and killed her. Doctors never think to check for it. Sorry to be a bummer, but worth the chance to raise awareness.

    • @asmrtpop2676
      @asmrtpop2676 2 роки тому +14

      A zebra is the symbol as well for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome because of how under diagnosed it is.

    • @Kris-st4zw
      @Kris-st4zw 2 роки тому

      💜💜💜💜

  • @kaylah9206
    @kaylah9206 2 роки тому +613

    I'm crying at "that's MLK" "no that's Abe" meanwhile I'm like "it's the declaration of independence😭" then they google it and lose their minds

    • @hesitantsoulmate9056
      @hesitantsoulmate9056 2 роки тому +43

      Gives me the same vibes as when Trisha Paytas said the same quote on the Frenemies podcast and genuinely thought the original source was Hamlet the musical

    • @huggzzz22
      @huggzzz22 2 роки тому +23

      the way she said MGK at first asfgjjklhda

    • @frosty_teacup
      @frosty_teacup 2 роки тому +2

      @@hesitantsoulmate9056 that moment used to be so iconic 😭

    • @leeahnnakenny
      @leeahnnakenny 2 роки тому +2

      I LITERALLY LOST IT

    • @misty8265
      @misty8265 2 роки тому +2

      I confidentially yelled out “it’s the constitution!” And then died when I was also so wrong. As an American, this is part of why I also don’t trust Americans 😂

  • @jgal1699
    @jgal1699 2 роки тому +24

    Literally went to the Denver Airport as a child and was so traumatized by the murals. It's so validating now to hear that everyone else finds them just as unsettling and agrees that they do not belong in an airport! The mural with the 3 caskets and dead animals...seared into my brain to this day and I remember thinking about it as a child during my whole visit to Colorado. Thankfully we took a train home and didn't have to go to the airport again!!

  • @kellybrynn9
    @kellybrynn9 2 роки тому +30

    this is y’all’s best episode so far. i really feel like i’m at a sleepover with y’all while watching. one second we’re laughing our asses off and the next there is a whole philosophical debate. please never stop making these

  • @osuwari
    @osuwari 2 роки тому +300

    I love that the episode starts with "haha the moon is made of feta cheese :)" and ends with "humans are inherently evil natured"

  • @roxelmillian7242
    @roxelmillian7242 2 роки тому +11

    I was in a deep dark depression at a young age and two things were my breaking points: The Cosby Show when the little girl asked why are we here if we are going to die( I can't remember if that was the exact quote but she did ask that type of question) and idk why. But Undertale was my other breaking point. ( when your at the genocide boss battle with Sans and he explains that none of this matters, that it's just going to erase and were all going to come back and I'll remember everything while everyone forgets) and I'm having a extential crisis while watching the gameplay and... I love the game. But it felt like it picked me up and threw me down some stairs and I was so numb to the world. Where nothing mattered to me and I was ignored as a teen so Noone really noticed me. But, now. I'm 25. And I've seen things and went to a counselor and worked on myself. And I just feel that I can't think about it so negative and that if it ends up that nothing matters the only thing that will matter to me is that I believe I was a good person in my eyes and in others. And I always try to brighten people's days. May it be a smile, a compliment, listening to them instead of solving their problems, and taking care of myself ( working out and eating healthier). Sorry that was a LONG comment. 😅

  • @ericbomba9204
    @ericbomba9204 2 роки тому +619

    Whenever Brittany does her southern accent, it SENDS me into a laughing fit. To the point where I’ll cry from laughing and start choking and gagging for air.

    • @ontxtteredwxngs
      @ontxtteredwxngs 2 роки тому +9

      that's just her normal accent

    • @chleopatra8701
      @chleopatra8701 2 роки тому +1

      i love that for you

    • @tabiunderwood9895
      @tabiunderwood9895 2 роки тому +2

      @@ontxtteredwxngs lol no, it's an exaggeration on a Texas accent

    • @sourgreendolly7685
      @sourgreendolly7685 2 роки тому +1

      @@tabiunderwood9895 to be fair the normal accents are funny too
      (I’m Bostonian, I get it first hand 😂)

  • @jadlad9666
    @jadlad9666 2 роки тому +33

    I would gladly and gratefully watch 100 episodes of Sarah and Brittany discussing these (relatively) harmless conspiracy theory

  • @amandawheeler1922
    @amandawheeler1922 2 роки тому +544

    This new episode coming out today is literally just what I needed. I was having such a crappy Monday til now!

    • @whatal0ser575
      @whatal0ser575 2 роки тому +4

      Sending much love girl 💞💞

    • @archiechap
      @archiechap 2 роки тому +3

      Hope you feel better soon!

    • @11girlnext
      @11girlnext 2 роки тому +3

      Ugh me too!! Hope you have a good rest of your week!

    • @daganlove8536
      @daganlove8536 2 роки тому +3

      I had to put my dog down this morning. I feel the same way this was so needed

    • @moosedraw3731
      @moosedraw3731 2 роки тому +1

      Me in the future like “it’s Tuesday tho”

  • @Juliana-Bub
    @Juliana-Bub 2 роки тому +29

    Mostly unrelated fun fact: Gargoyles are the ones that specifically have water spouts in them. The ones that are purely decorative are called grotesques.

    • @Sean-ms8hx
      @Sean-ms8hx Рік тому

      Umm that’s not true lol fact check yourself

  • @sarahhudson7108
    @sarahhudson7108 2 роки тому +189

    “NOT IF YOURE DRIVING OHMIGOD” love you guys, thank you for making Mondays worth living

  • @brookef217
    @brookef217 2 роки тому +45

    Been to the Denver airport once in high school. The airport FEELS weird. The vibe is eerie. And I went before I knew about any of the conspiracies and things

  • @josevillarreal3302
    @josevillarreal3302 2 роки тому +362

    I loved this episode. An episode discussing Creepypastas and their impact in the horror community, especially in the analog horror genre that has become popular over the years would be amazing!

  • @abbyluffsyou
    @abbyluffsyou 2 роки тому +42

    I genuinely enjoy horror movies because I have anxiety and always have my heart beating fast and a weird sense of dread. When I watch a horror movie, those feelings make sense, because I'm supposed to be scared and feel dread.

  • @caecolvin
    @caecolvin 2 роки тому +297

    The only conspiracy theory I’m willing to buy:
    Nobody has concrete evidence of the Loch Ness monster because it’s the ghost of a dinosaur. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • @sweetkorn4051
      @sweetkorn4051 2 роки тому +23

      Holy shit that’s 100-%

    • @sarahmegatronprime6346
      @sarahmegatronprime6346 2 роки тому +17

      That checks out

    • @honeyswann
      @honeyswann 2 роки тому +15

      I just think Loch Ness monsters still exist but are deep see creatures that die and some just end up floating up

    • @trisha4776
      @trisha4776 2 роки тому +17

      Listen, in this book I read, the main character discovers that there is a time travel portal in the loch and that’s why nessie disappears and reappears. She’s time traveling. And I love that.

    • @choptopjo
      @choptopjo 2 роки тому +5

      We have our own version of Lochness where I’m from. It’s called the Ogopogo and was written about by the local indigenous. We have a statue of it in our downtown core by the water that people take photos with. Every few years we have “sightings”
      But our lakes are flush with sturgeon so there’s a lot of debate on what it actually is.

  • @muldersimp2052
    @muldersimp2052 2 роки тому +6

    Why I like horror movies? Part of it is the thrill, the same feeling I’m anticipating when going on a roller coaster. Lot of the time I find dark, sad, scary, gory media more comforting than something comedic and uplifting when I’m in a bad place mentally. I’ve always been interested in the paranormal, my favorite cartoon as a child was scooby doo. I also love the many aesthetics of horror.

  • @chloeoverman2451
    @chloeoverman2451 2 роки тому +383

    “We’re just a snack for some space monster”
    -Brittany
    “And that’s God”
    -Sarah
    The fact that I had to pause and scream 😂

    • @sourgreendolly7685
      @sourgreendolly7685 2 роки тому

      Picturing that reaction in the most literal way, with an angry or terrified scream, is sending me for some reason

  • @Apollo9898LP
    @Apollo9898LP 2 роки тому +45

    Brittney being like "I miss writing essays" like girl video essay era when?

  • @nikiminaj1714
    @nikiminaj1714 2 роки тому +304

    Y’all need to do a paranormal episode on deep internet videos of “ proof of paranormal” and hot takes on ghosts 👻

    • @klownofkether6996
      @klownofkether6996 2 роки тому +21

      THIS PLEASE!!!! This pictures and videos with the red circle around some pixelated goblins are COMEDY GOLD

    • @b.andromeda
      @b.andromeda 2 роки тому +16

      And they could have Brittany’s mom on the pod!

    • @samaraarielanamaria5403
      @samaraarielanamaria5403 2 роки тому +5

      id love to attribute to it as a paranormal enthusiast and hunter ive seen crazy ishhh with my own eyes bruhh and i have a lot of theories. considered being a youtuber over it, but also can recommend some channels of friends that have great evidence as well serious stuff and deserves views no fake shit at all all real. but they need to bring in brittneys mom to talk about it bc it goes so deep!!!

    • @klownofkether6996
      @klownofkether6996 2 роки тому +5

      @@samaraarielanamaria5403 I know I’m just a random but I’m just here to encourage you to start a channel! (If you feel passionate about it) I too have seen wild stuff with my own eyes and it really helps to listen to people talk honestly about their experiences on this topic. Otherwise the experience can be so isolating because no one tends to believe you. Cheers and good luck if you start that channel❤️‍🔥

    • @tater82
      @tater82 2 роки тому

      @@samaraarielanamaria5403 do you have a TikTok where you talk about it?

  • @slayonce
    @slayonce 2 роки тому +66

    Love to see Trixie and Katya’s old studio occupied by the official impersonators themselves.

  • @rjrentie1107
    @rjrentie1107 2 роки тому +191

    To this day, my mom refuses to believe my terrifying experience with the Denver Airport. Ten years old and just needing to use the bathroom before meeting up with the rest of our family. Saw the creepy murals but ignore them because at that time, the mural contents looked like things I drew in class. Of course there are signs that direct you to where a bathroom is supposed to be, me and my mom followed it down the hall (imagine in horror movies, where the hallway gets longer), the hallway just abruptly ended and the bathroom was on the side. my mom obviously didn't want to leave me alone so she stood a little down the hall. Go and do my business and come back out. I knew the hallway stopped on the left, but I look to my fucking right and there is another wall that now made an enclosure minus the bathroom behind me. 3 empty walls and the bathroom right behind. I panicked, ran back to the bathroom and into the stall and started screaming. My mom (who recognized my crying) came to the doorway to console me and take me out and when I came back out, lo and behold, the airport reappeared like nothing happened.
    I was not chemically buffered because I obviously wasn't old enough to smoke or drink, and I didn't have any condition that would've caused me to hallucinate a wall that built itself and closed me in like a large prison cell. I feel just as confused thinking about it today as I was back then.

    • @mercer345
      @mercer345 2 роки тому +27

      That's traumatizing

    • @skshore338
      @skshore338 2 роки тому +30

      ooh the Backrooms™️

    • @alphabetsoup2077
      @alphabetsoup2077 2 роки тому +13

      Literally this video totally brought up old creepy memories i have associated with the denver airport that i had completely forgotten about. Thinking about them now, im like "Hey, what the fuck?"

    • @rjrentie1107
      @rjrentie1107 2 роки тому +5

      @@alphabetsoup2077 seriously though, and it's like "wtf, if only i knew then what i know now about that place."

    • @rjrentie1107
      @rjrentie1107 2 роки тому +4

      @@skshore338 god please no 😂😭

  • @emilylw
    @emilylw 2 роки тому +14

    me (studying astrophysics) listening to brittany and sarah try to explain space and time
    update: theyre talking about quantum mechanics as im simultaneously trying to ignore my quantum homework thats due

    • @nahimgood4
      @nahimgood4 Рік тому +1

      A year later how would you rate studying astrophysics? Im wondering whether I want to study astrophysics/neuroscience/neurology for college. Would love to hear your input, thanks!

  • @ryangeewhiz
    @ryangeewhiz 2 роки тому +180

    Sarah's really out here giving us a Corey Hart/Roy Orbison sunglasses forever moment each episode and doing it absolutely FLAWLESSLY

    • @jade-qi8ot
      @jade-qi8ot 2 роки тому

      did they explain this in an earlier episode and i missed it or??

    • @violatingcommunityguidelines
      @violatingcommunityguidelines  2 роки тому +42

      @@jade-qi8ot I have sensory issues sometimes! I usually wear headphones too but that wouldn't make much sense recording

  • @kittenwithawhipstan8857
    @kittenwithawhipstan8857 2 роки тому +3

    honestly my new favourite podcast… sarah and brittany’s dynamic and camaraderie is unparalleled

  • @Ash-kx4sv
    @Ash-kx4sv 2 роки тому +73

    thank you for the disclaimer that you won’t be addressing the covid conspiracies, i was excited to watch this bc it’s you guys but i was also scared bc most conspiracy theories these days just make me depressed lmfaoo, thank you for keeping this fun

  • @deadbloom7644
    @deadbloom7644 Рік тому +3

    *I MISS THIS PODCAST SO FUCKING MUCH. LIFE HAS NOT BEEN THE SAME SINCE.*

  • @torigroves1048
    @torigroves1048 2 роки тому +20

    51:54 as a horror movie fan, it’s hard to explain why I do enjoy the ones that I do. Some of them, it’s just the release you get, but some of them have good plot, are clever, have good relationships between characters, good effects, etc.
    I’ve always been drawn to spooky stuff, but I think the main reason I come back to horror movies in particular is because I have a lot of anxiety and they let me play out that anxiety over different things in a controlled environment. I want movies to make me feel something and horror movies tend to do that. And even the ones that don’t tend to be campy and fun.
    Some of my favorites are: It Follows, The Thing, Scream, the Fear Street trilogy, Us, Hush, Triangle, and Jennifer’s Body

  • @j0ann
    @j0ann 2 роки тому +3

    I have something to add to the Mattress Firm theory: a mattress store (not 'Mattress Firm' but another popular mattress chain in the New England area) had an employee who freelanced for tech repairs. My ex and I bought a mattress set and he casually mentioned that if we ever needed help with any tech devices to give him a call. And I did, several times, bring my laptop to the same mattress storm and he would work on it while the store was slow. I still have him on Facebook and while the store itself has closed he now works as a rep/salesman for (insert popular phone carrier) and he still does his side gig from the store. So the thought that the mattress store employees are pursuing "other business ventures" while on the clock is one hundred percent true.

  • @CaBobProductions
    @CaBobProductions 2 роки тому +101

    Im former FBI and work in Anti-Money Laundering now, and conspiracies actually do direct the focus of government agencies, so Mattress Firm almost certainly has been checked. We get interested in the same stuff you guys do, we just have the jurisdiction for a lil "hey, how ya doin" checkup 😁 They said publically that they aquired a ton of various mattress companies that had locations with pre-existing locations. They had to wait to run out these leases so they decided to just fill the space for advertising.
    If we haven't heard anything yet, their explanation is likely the case.
    Or the govment is in on it. Double conspiracy.

    • @nicoles140
      @nicoles140 2 роки тому

      As an pubic accounting auditor this is the conspiracy that always interests me! That explanation does make sense as many leases are not able to be terminated immediately. Thanks for the insight I’ll be looking into this

    • @CaBobProductions
      @CaBobProductions 2 роки тому

      @@nicoles140 hey I was also a public accounting auditor in the beginning of my career! I focused on anti-money laundering regulations there too :) You have my blessings this busy season 🙏

    • @CaBobProductions
      @CaBobProductions 2 роки тому

      @@wetsockfullofhotmeat im glad you find it interesting! I feel like people think of employees of the FBI and other government entities as sort of sectioned off from the regular world. But we're just regular people 😊 I like playing Skyrim and catching bad guys and watching conspiracy theory videos, we multilayered people 😄

  • @Cassiterit3
    @Cassiterit3 2 роки тому +4

    This is such a good one, wow. My mind is going.
    I don't believe that humans are innately evil, but I do believe that we have embedded survival instinct that causes us to seek control over our situation. For some, that's building a family and passing on their legacy; for some, it's creating art to allow them to understand or at least communicate their feelings. For some, that's hiding from things that hurt them. For some, that's using other humans to create vast wealth for themselves. Sometimes it's selfless and community-based, sometimes it's a detriment or a bonus to mental health, sometimes it can be incredibly selfish--vast amounts of control corrupts.
    As for the "do we actually enjoy horror" question: I think you have to answer, "What is enjoyment?" first. Because you can say that it's just adrenaline, it's just exciting, but if that's what Enjoyment is for that person, then I'd argue that they really do like horror. Fiction in all forms exists for many reasons, and excitation is definitely a huge reason for horror. And some people, of course, don't like those feelings related to whatever they see in movies like that; they just get scared, and that's just how it makes them feel. Neither is incorrect, but to say that no one has a good time watching horror is, I think, coming at it from the wrong angle.

  • @soupcannes
    @soupcannes 2 роки тому +136

    if merch ever comes from this pod I NEED a sweatshirt that says “schrodingers cat is kind of tea” PLEASE

  • @mementomori1822
    @mementomori1822 Рік тому +1

    41:00 I almost peed myself listening at this point I literally have tears in my eyes omg

  • @ALEX-ev4vq
    @ALEX-ev4vq 2 роки тому +145

    I really like them starting off with mentioning that they don’t endorse the spread of misinformation from conspiracy theories bc a lot of people with big platforms don’t acknowledge how easy it can be to spread harmful information

    • @kyleighwhite1409
      @kyleighwhite1409 2 роки тому +5

      Information isn’t harmful, acting on it without your own personal research is harmful. Words are not harmful. It can not physically hurt you.

    • @sofiipote7
      @sofiipote7 2 роки тому +9

      @@kyleighwhite1409 mental and emotional harm do exist though

    • @Ganbarizer
      @Ganbarizer 2 роки тому +1

      Joe Rogan, take notes.

    • @kyleighwhite1409
      @kyleighwhite1409 2 роки тому +1

      @@Ganbarizer Joe Rogan has actual conversations with doctors, and asks questions. He doesn’t spread misinformation. That’s just the media twisting it

    • @remurf100
      @remurf100 2 роки тому

      I have hover zoom browser extension and your profile pic popped out and startled me when my mouse hovered over it.

  • @chasemiller3353
    @chasemiller3353 2 роки тому +5

    I love the color of Sarah’s water bottle. It’s like lilac with like a hint of pink and it’s so pretty

  • @Savannah_315
    @Savannah_315 2 роки тому +270

    just to give my input to the "humans are innately evil"- traits are learned. if you are surrounded by evil/bad things, you are bound to turn out like that because it's all you know. I'm an education major and we always talk about how no child is innately bad- they just have bad behavior. something to think about :)

    • @hotsexyangel
      @hotsexyangel 2 роки тому +38

      Not entirely. Some people are just born with no empathy or ability to feel remorse after hurting others, despite growing up in a loving family. Narcissists, psychopaths, and sociopaths are unfortunately just something some are born with. They genuinely cannot feel remorse or sadness after causing pain to others.

    • @victoriarobinson4930
      @victoriarobinson4930 2 роки тому +17

      you ever worked in customer service?

    • @ontxtteredwxngs
      @ontxtteredwxngs 2 роки тому +10

      that doesn't explain serial killers who had normal lives growing up. I mean a nice home, plenty of food and loving parents.

    • @Crabby-Abby
      @Crabby-Abby 2 роки тому +33

      @@hotsexyangel I would argue though that not having empathy does not make one inherently bad or evil. People who have genetic mental illnesses like these can (and have) be taught to know right from wrong and understand that they should not hurt people, animals, etc.

    • @maliciousqueefer3427
      @maliciousqueefer3427 2 роки тому +6

      @@ontxtteredwxngs the human brain is even more complex than a computer 🤷‍♀️some people just naturally have a loose screw somewhere.

  • @ariana8445
    @ariana8445 2 роки тому +4

    I live for this. The amount of times I have laughed out loud on the third floor of my library and have been borderline kicked out is worth every second of this

  • @leilaerasmus4706
    @leilaerasmus4706 2 роки тому +18

    Please never stop. This podcast is my only source of serotonin at the moment.

  • @VanillaaVelvett
    @VanillaaVelvett 2 роки тому +1

    i just found this podcast. im in love this is literally THE best podcast i’ve listened to. sometimes podcasts get so boring but with you two running it i will absolutely never get bored.

  • @tealeives9730
    @tealeives9730 2 роки тому +218

    Hello Brittany ansd Sarah! First off, thank you so much for this podcast. You do such a great job talking about such a wild subject with humor and tact. My father has fallen fully into QAnon/flat earth theory/COVID conspiracy black hole, and it's a weirdly lonely and strange path to watch someone descend down into. Anyway, thanks again for such a great podcast. It was a ray of light in a dark place. :)

    • @rachelh3250
      @rachelh3250 2 роки тому +19

      My dad isn’t totally down the rabbit hole but we cannot talk about the Covid vaccine without a whole can of worms opening, I don’t think he thinks anything different of me for getting it but I wish he would be more inquisitive and do research on his own, because most of his information is Fox News and and documentaries that can easily show things in a certain light with editing. It makes it hard for us to talk sometimes because he’s pretty disgruntled about the changes happening due to Covid and I see them as a necessary thing. I’m just glad he is honest with his work and gets tested and hasn’t already quit (which is good, I think isolation plays a part in these kinds of beliefs and fuels them as they seek out a community that confirms their belief) I hope you and your dad can reconnect, it’s difficult and frustrating but people just want to be accepted and sometimes it blinds them to things like logic and reasoning

    • @klownofkether6996
      @klownofkether6996 2 роки тому +14

      Just wanted to say I’m sorry for what you’re going through. The same happened with my aunt, someone I am very close with and respect endlessly. It’s a really tough thing to watch. Best of luck to you and your dad 💖

    • @tealeives9730
      @tealeives9730 2 роки тому +4

      @@rachelh3250 I wish you the absolute best with your father. It's so true that people just want to find connection but can find themselves in some dark, bad rabbit holes. Thank you for your kind words :)

    • @Manicpixiedingbat
      @Manicpixiedingbat 2 роки тому +15

      I’m so sorry ❤️ my mom fell to Qanon right after my dad died in 2020. I lost both parents that year

    • @tealeives9730
      @tealeives9730 2 роки тому +2

      @@Manicpixiedingbat I am so sorry for your loss, that's incredibly sad. I'll be thinking of you.

  • @Sarah-fq1dc
    @Sarah-fq1dc 2 роки тому +28

    as somebody who was absolutely OBSESSED with schrodingers cat and quantum immortality for a good six months last year and hyperfixated on it. this is very entertaining

  • @CaBobProductions
    @CaBobProductions 2 роки тому +70

    Schrodinger was making fun of quantum super position with his cat because he thought it was preposterous. It was supposed to be obviously outrageous and show what he thought to be the inherent issues with the theory as it related to subatomic particles. He was wrong though, subatomic particles say "gtfo" to the physical principles that large cat sized objects abide by, so it was basically a huge scientific self-own because its now cited without the context 😂

    • @sofiipote7
      @sofiipote7 2 роки тому +2

      that's really interesting! I heard sooo many references to schrodinger's cat but I'd never read that part of the story

  • @lavaaagirl
    @lavaaagirl 2 роки тому +1

    2:01 “if you can count cards, do it.” 😭😭

  • @StevieMeyer
    @StevieMeyer 2 роки тому +66

    The bad vs. good argument is really interesting. I'm of the belief that humans are innately good and that there are unavoidable circumstances within the world (modern society, other people, sheer chance or luck or fate) that make people do/believe/think ""bad"" things, whether they realize it or not. Brittany's argument that religion is the result of innately evil humanity seeking a moral code is convincing - though I think the very fact that people desire to seek moral "goodness" is evidence of innate goodness. Why would we seek to be moral if we were innately evil? What role could that serve in an innately evil being? Why would divine validation of being "good" even matter if evil was part of human nature? Idk. Loved this podcast besties keep up the great work, would love to see more philosophical discussions like this in the future!!

  • @toriegatti2660
    @toriegatti2660 2 роки тому +2

    I’m sick, Ive had a headache all day, this podcast popped up in my recommended and the first 15 minutes has me hooked. You guys have a subscriber for life. So hilarious lol. Also my headache is gone now

  • @afina411
    @afina411 2 роки тому +49

    Touching on the “hear hooves and assume it’s a horse/zebra” as well as true crime, a good example I’ve found of this would be the Elisa Lam/Cecil Hotel case. So many people found it easier to believe that she was horrifically murdered through some extreme plot or other, rather than face the simple but even sadder truth that a person can be that mentally ill and unstable in order to act like that or do such a thing to themselves.

    • @xXmargotoliviaXx
      @xXmargotoliviaXx 2 роки тому +10

      Yes! It got to such an extreme point that these insane theories were created around her and it just felt so insincere and sensationalized

    • @afina411
      @afina411 2 роки тому +2

      @@sweetembrace6706 I mean, that’s a very good point as well!

    • @saggguy7
      @saggguy7 2 роки тому +8

      i think the problem with the elisa lam case has less to do with people speculating about a murder and more about people speculating about magical ghostly things having something to do with it. A murder is totally possible, but let’s leave fantasy creatures out of a real woman’s death. It’s not entertainment.

    • @Crabby-Abby
      @Crabby-Abby 2 роки тому +3

      @@saggguy7 I think it was also how exploitative a lot of the media around her death was. Like, so much of the true crime coverage about her was so gross and seemed to really forget that she was a person and just treated her like a spooky ghost story.

  • @corinnesilcoxtomlin239
    @corinnesilcoxtomlin239 2 роки тому +2

    I just wanted say, as a grown adult and ma two little ones… I greatly appreciate how responsible y’all are setting context for all of this in the very beginning. Love you both so much! And yes, I’m catching up on all the episodes.. I’m late to this beautiful chaotic violation. ♥️

  • @ashleyharrison9770
    @ashleyharrison9770 2 роки тому +35

    As an engineer, you guys trying to explain science is actually making me laugh my ass off. Thank you for making my day!

  • @humanperson75
    @humanperson75 2 роки тому +1

    i am OBSESSED with the quantum physics section of this episode & i humbly request more conversations about science topics bc holy shit (some suggestions: string theory, electromagnetic waves, evolution and anything regarding genetic expression or the immune system)

  • @alicethemad1613
    @alicethemad1613 2 роки тому +31

    Immediate serotonin burst when I see a new episode of this podcast pop up

  • @jimenagarcia9144
    @jimenagarcia9144 2 роки тому +5

    i love your podcast! it’s really refreshing and entertaining seethe the way you approach and talk about all these different topics, i love that is in a really humorous fashion but at the same time you make great effort to speak and make it clear when you’re not condoning something, and when you have concerns about stuff. love from mexico 🇲🇽❤️

  • @MaxxHamilton
    @MaxxHamilton 2 роки тому +43

    I use mattress firm for a ton of my design clients and weirdly enough they actually have stuff stocked EVERYWHERE like I’ve literally never seen a company get me a mattress or bed frame in less time than they do. They might be laundering money but shit, they do good business

    • @Crabby-Abby
      @Crabby-Abby 2 роки тому +4

      Other people are saying that their fast service is because they have so many lovations: a lot of it is just storage. Apparently years ago they bought out another mattress company (or maybe multiple) and so for a few reasons just made all of those existing storefronts into mattress firms even though it would mean there are a ton of them close together.
      Apparently one of those reasons us that with a lot of stores they can have a ton of stock on hand for when people need it instead of having to ship it out from warehouses like other large furniture would need to be shipped.

  • @SherbertLime
    @SherbertLime 2 роки тому +4

    I paused 30 minutes in because I have run through an airport trying to make it to my connecting flight that was literal minutes after landing from my first. So here I am running, in slides with socks, full on sprint. I run into the "speed areas" as I like to call them and don't think twice about all that momentum and what it's about to do to me as I actually run off the escalator. Needless to say as soon as my slide hit the actual ground it bent under itself and sent me careening through the airport while I tried heroically to maintain my balance and not fall. As I'm running by everyone I made eye contact with at least five people. If there were ever a definition of unbothered to be seen, it was those people. Somehow I regained my balance and got upright again after looking like a drunken naruto and made it to my connecting flight.
    Two lessons I learned that day were to never wear slides and run again or run on the escalator to maximize my speed. Hitting warp 9 on those things is definitely not worth it.

  • @kojayeoja
    @kojayeoja 2 роки тому +60

    “The fact that man knows right from wrong proves his intellectual superiority to the other creatures; but the fact that he can do wrong proves his moral inferiority to any creatures that cannot.” ― Mark Twain
    I think humans created the idea of right and wrong. But animals can't be 'evil' nor 'good', because they have no sense of morals. That concept doesn't exist to them, they're just living their lives based on what their genes tell them to do. A tiger is not evil because it kills and eats a deer - that's just what it does as that species. But humans are also animals, and we react on genetic instincts without intellectual thought probably most of the time. Our cultures and technological advances make us think we're superior and separate from the natural world but we're not. We are still animals. Our intelligence allowed us to create the idea of good and evil, but that doesn't mean good or evil actually exists. Like religion (which is usually based on what's good and bad) - we made it up.
    So I don't think humans are good OR evil, we just are. And each culture has different ideas of what's good and bad so that shows that it's a human construct. Our cultures have taught us that certain things are wrong and we have whole codes of law to enforce that, but nothing in this world is black and white. Of course there are things that I think humans universally agree are bad - like murdering innocent children .... buuuuut, then you have people who have murdered innocent children based on their own made up beliefs of what's right and wrong (the child is a Jew, the child is gay, etc - they believe that the child being these things means they're not innocent (just to reiterate I am NOT endorsing these views, I'm just saying that people can decide what's right or wrong because it's made up, as opposed to scientific facts that are provable, like that the sun exists and its energy keeps us warm)). The fact that we have the intelligence to create a moral code, I think that does bind us to that, because we're all raised in human societies. So, knowing this code, if you do something "bad", then you can believe it was a mistake or that you are a bad person. But everything is gray because what if someone's mental illness, something genetic/physical that they can't control, makes them do things that objectively hurt other people? I guess that's why you have murder cases where people can claim insanity.
    I think humans can't escape the idea of right vs. wrong, but I think it does way more harm than it should. Like people thinking that they're bad at their core just for existing? That's so unnecessarily damaging. Or if you think you're a bad person because you failed a test, or can't deny yourself the piece of cake, or whatever. So many things in our lives pertain to our physical existence that we can't control, no matter how "smart" we are. Just because we're smarter than other animals on Earth doesn't mean we're the absolute smartest an animal could ever be. Thinking that we're superior to any animal, or any other human for that matter, is a really slippery slope. Because those beliefs about superiority and inferiority are human constructs. And I don't know where I'm going with this but those are my thoughts about the "are humans inherently good or bad" question.

  • @madisoncahal6754
    @madisoncahal6754 2 роки тому +1

    not the captions saying “all right pete” when Brittney said R.I.P 😭

  • @tylerr9181
    @tylerr9181 2 роки тому +13

    once I was talking to a salesperson at a mattress firm and he said and I quote “listen I’ve been at this store for 10 years and in the mattress business for 30 years and I would never sell anyone an over priced or bad mattress” and I had never felt so safe but threatened at the same time

  • @93runninggiraffes
    @93runninggiraffes 2 роки тому +34

    Me, a scientist, listening to this... and loving every moment of this podcast. Schrodinger's cat being mistaken for Schindler's list absolutely sent me.
    Edit: The hooves thing relates to "Occam's razor"... which is basically, whichever explanation requires the least amount of assumptions is likely the correct explanation. So, as relates to conspiracy theories, something like flat Earth takes a lot more underlying assumptions (like that all scientists are in on a big lie, world governments are keeping the lay-people from realising there's a big wall of ice blocking us from the edge, etc) to explain... in addition to what ever effed up pseudo-scientific explanation is needed as "proof".

    • @cwahlb1
      @cwahlb1 2 роки тому +1

      do u have any thoughts on the time machine issue??

  • @pobblebonk8648
    @pobblebonk8648 2 роки тому +79

    Fun fact: after the area 51 raid fiasco the US gov said aliens and UFOs are real and no one cared lol

    • @lissetcarranza3249
      @lissetcarranza3249 2 роки тому +7

      but a ufo is a ufo... nothing was revealed

    • @pobblebonk8648
      @pobblebonk8648 2 роки тому +1

      @@lissetcarranza3249 true but at least we have a little bit of confirmation

    • @jhart1127
      @jhart1127 2 роки тому +10

      @@pobblebonk8648 I guess. But further to the ufo being a ufo I love the quote "if I throw a dildo at your face, in those seconds before it hits you it's a ufo". Always makes me laugh.

  • @saramcroberts699
    @saramcroberts699 2 роки тому +4

    I’m a huge horror movie fan and for me, Sarah is definitely onto something. The adrenaline is controlled - I know there is a beginning but there is also an end to the heightened feelings so I get to have that feeling but I also get a relief. But, for me, I find that the horror films I’m most drawn to are scopes on human behavior. Horror explores humanity in ways other genres don’t and it’s utterly fascinating to me. I’m not into gore, or other stereotypes horror fans are often thrust into. For example, one of my favs is Green Room and it’s a scope on the incompetence that comes when you’re in a life or death situation and the innate human urge to stay alive at all costs. Blue ruin is another I like a lot, by the same director. Just my perspective. People who like horror for vastly different reasons

  • @clairemcmonigle8515
    @clairemcmonigle8515 2 роки тому +16

    i’m from colorado and my dad worked at dia for over 10 years. it was so amazing when he worked there- whenever we went on flights he knew where everything was while everyone else was caught in a hay fever with all the strange art, 6 floors of chaos and construction. i hate going to that airport without my dad it’s scary aff

    • @PrinceSeoho
      @PrinceSeoho 2 роки тому +1

      I’ve been there 20+ times alone, nothing ever happens

  • @tnkzyeet7757
    @tnkzyeet7757 2 роки тому +1

    About the ''do you believe humans are ultimately good or evil?'' part. A study done on rats (lmao) would lock up a rat and would put another rat near but it had a choice. It could either go and get some food or go save the other rat that was screaming because it was scared. All the rats in the study would go and save the other rat. I think that empathy is something we all are born with. Some more than others ofc. And as someone else wrote in the comments... we learn by what we grow up with. If you're grown up with people that are kind and empathic you will most likely adopt some of those traits. And the other way around (you will probably adopt traits if you're surrounded by mean people)
    - someone that doesn't know what they are talking about but feels kinda smart writing this lmao

  • @TheBretchenShow
    @TheBretchenShow 2 роки тому +31

    48:42 is literally the precise explanation for extremist and conspiracy thinking.
    Some people cannot accept the meaninglessness and insignificance of life. We don't have a purpose, there's nothing bigger out there, we are just animals who were gifted/cursed with self-awareness, and when we are gone, that is it. And it's a horrifying, paralyzing thought when you really let it get to you and instead of working towards accepting that or making the best of the shit situation, some people have to create fantasies to give them significance or make them feel like they are the hero of their own movie. The world is not out to get you, there are no greater forces at work, life isn't a movie with heroes and villains. There are just people. Doing stuff until they die.

    • @ilovetomholland7143
      @ilovetomholland7143 2 роки тому +2

      I was about to sleep, this episode had me thinking then all of a sudden this comment 😭

  • @sarah-jane3627
    @sarah-jane3627 2 роки тому

    you two could talk about the same stuff as every other podcast and people would still enjoy it BUT each weeks topics, research and discussions are just so refreshing and funny! never feel like it's at someones expense too

  • @mmmmila-b2t
    @mmmmila-b2t 2 роки тому +42

    im so happy that this comes out on mondays, it makes this shitty days so much better

  • @harrehloueh4539
    @harrehloueh4539 2 роки тому +1

    18:49 i just now realized the harry sticker and now i am in love. im literally wearing his tpwk goodie rn for christs sake im writing a fan fic about him

  • @joshb8226
    @joshb8226 2 роки тому +117

    can whole we get a marianas trench or deep sea animals video? or would that make brittany spiral again lol

    • @huggzzz22
      @huggzzz22 2 роки тому +2

      YES PLEASE

    • @alex-kk5so
      @alex-kk5so 2 роки тому +1

      This would be sooo interesting

    • @skshore338
      @skshore338 2 роки тому

      bigfin squid. I want Brittany to look it up and lose her mind

  • @runesolis
    @runesolis 2 роки тому +1

    brittany "say it again"
    sarah "dude... i can't"
    LMFAOOOOOOOO

  • @lucasmaduena4285
    @lucasmaduena4285 2 роки тому +49

    i swear brittanys face in the first 10 seconds has me dead just sitting there smiling lmao

  • @sams9894
    @sams9894 Рік тому +1

    Pilot here - Denver International replaced a smaller, older airport called Stapleton Airport. This airport was way too small and wouldn’t meet the need of future passengers, so Denver International was built to meet that capacity. As for the layout of the runways layout, aircraft try to always land/takeoff in the wind for better performance, and the wind can sometimes change directions. Having multiple directions of runways gives them options in the event that winds are favoring a certain direction. As for the tunnels and designs of the airport, can’t really speak to that. I’ve heard sooooo many crazy theories, some that you covered here. 😅

  • @enjoyrightnowtoday
    @enjoyrightnowtoday 2 роки тому +10

    these need to be longer, i’m so entertained and engaged that it feels like 20 mins to me lmao. love you guys

  • @Apkvids
    @Apkvids 2 роки тому +18

    Y’all have emotionally replaced Jenna and Julian’s AND Gus and eddy’s podcasts for me, thank you for this

  • @rossguy574
    @rossguy574 2 роки тому +28

    The thing that makes me believe in Bigfoot is my grandmother telling stories passed down from our Indigenous ancestors about "Hairy Men" that they saw and interacted with. Indigenous people have been talking about a Bigfoot-like creature for generations. Something is fucky!!!!!

  • @ontxtteredwxngs
    @ontxtteredwxngs 2 роки тому +3

    Come Sail Away is literally a song where they mistake aliens for angels. I just listened to that today and boom here yall are talking about that! Such a good show, guys. Keep up the awesome work.

  • @Y.O18
    @Y.O18 2 роки тому +14

    Brittany has the cutest laugh. She always makes me smile.

  • @julijuli154
    @julijuli154 2 роки тому +5

    I was having kind of a manic episode and couldn't even stand still, but I put this ep on actually sit down and just listen, even my mind calm down so thank you so so much!!!

  • @claireinaflower
    @claireinaflower 2 роки тому +58

    these two could make me entertained while they talk about the moon actually being feta cheese for 5 hours

  • @emma.kathleen
    @emma.kathleen 2 роки тому +1

    i could listen to sarah and brittany talk about quantum mechanics for hours deadass