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John Grizzly

I love this episode. Its nice to have introspection and open and attentive conversations. Good points, trade offs and healthy exchanging!

Tral Productions

Holy crap QT. I relate to you so sincerely on the speaking how I feel if I feel any amount of resentment. I always try to just say my peace, and it’s not always that I’m pissed off, but sometimes but if I don’t say it I stew in it. It builds up and a reasonable resentment builds. It really is hard to balance voicing my peace and understanding that the intentions behind something matter too. And just so much. Ty for inspiring me to chase me dreams! Hearing this from someone in your positions really makes me believe I can make it in music stuff. Sorry for the long message love the pod 🫶🏻 more Nick plz

Colton Z

Nick if you read this famous cousin bit was so fucking funny, dumb humor is valid, so is cringe.

DaddyWarbucks

I'm so excited for QT to leave fear& and start a podcast with Nick!

DaddyWarbucks

I was a edgy highschooler and one of my friends had a bunch if bad shit happen to him all at once, and he fell down the 4chan racist rabbit hole. There was a specific moment where something he said was so bad and so obviously not a joke anymore and we had a come to jesus moment with him over it. Slowly over time he came around, figured his shit out, and has since recognized that all of that hate was a way for him to funnel his anger about having to care for his mom alone as she died of cancer into something that felt more tangible. So idk, I just hate the way the internet immediately demonizes everyone who has ever made a mistake or been a bad person. You don't know what everyone has been through, you don't know what kind of upbringing they had, you are a product of your environment. Its so easy to act like you were just born with good beliefs and ideas because you're just a good person, but there is a version of you that doesn't come out that way. A version of you that went through different events, had different friends, was exposed to different things at different times, and came out a much worse person. I'm not hand waiving being a racist piece of shit away as "well its not their fault!" i'm just saying you have to recognize that we're all people, and anything you can do to help or allow someone to become a better person instead of just hating them goes a long way towards making the world a better place overall. If I'd just dropped my friend and never spoke to him again, he'd probably have retreated even further into this space that welcomed him for his views. He'd probably just be another piece of shit in a sea of pieces of shit. Sure it would have been easier to do, but i'm glad i made the effort to make a difference because I cared about him as a friend. I'm not saying you owe it to every bad person to be nice to them and try to convert them, i'm just saying digging up someone's past and trying to use it to tear down who they've become is one of the worst things that the internet consistently keeps doing, and all it does is push more people further away from where you'd want them to be. Why would anyone want to change every viewpoint they have to join the group that will hate them forever for their past, when they can just keep their current beliefs and be welcomed by all the people who share them?

Dalton Marks

I’m an audio only listener, but I pulled over to write this. I’ve been listening to podcasts for easily over 20 years now, and I can’t remember a conversation that I’ve ever related better to. Truly know how you feel, Qt. Nick, please come back. Looking forward to checking out your podcasts as well

Adrian

this episode had great advice i think that i really appreciate as someone who also speaks without thinking sometimes