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Welcome to Month 2 of the fourth quarter of 2026 Good Eggs! It's time for the bonus question of the quarter. This question is related to the winning topic for the quarterly bonus video as voted on in your quarterly poll. ALL tiers may answer, and the best answers will be discussed in the bonus video! You have all of November to respond. Feel free to discuss your answers among yourselves as well.

This quarter's winning topic: 20 Things Tama has Learned in 20 Years on YouTube

This quarter's bonus question: If you could go back in time and tell your younger self one thing, what would it be? If it would be too personal to share, pick a silly one.

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Jonna Freund

There are a lot of things I’d probably want to tell a younger me, but most of all I’d tell myself not to back away from things you love just because you hate competition, and don’t let people stomp all over your feelings because it makes you feel useful. If I had stuck to my guns and kept playing the trumpet instead of spreading myself thin by covering instruments the band needed filling as a kid, I’m sure I’d still be playing it proudly to this day. I’m sure there are a lot of opportunities I’ve let pass by because of those tendencies, so I’d at least want to impart that lesson.

Sofia

If its not actively harming anybody, it's not worth it getting upset or annoyed by it.

jules

I think my younger self would listen to the following advice: - study for CS and linear algebra, not econ - buy Bitcoin but more valuable advice, like the following, I would likely be too stubborn to listen to: - study philosophy - take anti-depressants - do voluntary work - drop social media and read

Magnus Bushido Ballspunch

I'd tell myself "Don't eat those nachos". He'll know what I mean when the time comes. But knowing me, he'll probably eat the nachos anyway, and then have to go back in time to warn himself again, creating an infinite time loop.

Damnski

Practice better positive inner voice, a lot of the time I was in my own way and I feel a better relationship with the inner voice I wouldn't worry as much and could use that time to continue to grow further

Leon Garnet [Skullboss]

I would tell myself to go to therapy years before I did. dragged my feet for ages and im about to turn [AGE] so having several extra years by now would have been so useful in terms of progress and untangling my brain knots. Silly one: i would go on twitter in 2013 and anonymously prophesise the Pokemon Bank closure date

DUST

I would tell myself to actually participate and engage with more things like my community. There were so many things that I skipped because I was so avoidant of groups or putting myself out there in a more public setting that I genuinely would have enjoyed.

Kevin Tran

I'd tell my younger self they have ADHD and to actually follow their dreams in uni instead of listening to my parents.

SoresanCrockxen

My wife and I have been trying our best to find games/movies/shows in physical because nothing is safe anymore so the main thing I would tell myself is to take better care, secure and don’t give away or sell the things I enjoyed especially my electronics because things are so hard to find nowadays and I just want to experience all those things again but they are either super rare or super expensive. As for something super personal if it could be even more recent since it’s still my younger self it would be to be around my dad around the time he passed away because I feel like if I had been there maybe I had a chance to have him longer in my life.

Geo Geostar

I like the idea of telling my younger self advice. but if that advice would mean that I wouldn't have gotten to meet my wonderful wife then no thanks. 😅