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Ethan Nestor (slayer of CrankGameplays) joins us in contemplating required reading, healthcare costs, and canine hygeine.

Let us know what you think of the episode :)

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lily

sad boyz MORNINGZ for me rn

jackie b

it’s 6:30 right now as i watch this bcuz it’s sad boyz nights

Alison Francois

Gonna be thinking about the existence of "side ass" for days

SarahBearBaby

love the Lore casually dropped in these eps. i know too much about y’all my dudes

nos.mas

Dude Ethan I do that with my deodorant too

Ro

Subscribe to patreon for premium poop content. Also, I'd like to remind the boyz that parents have to change diapers and wipe poopy baby booty for years, so that prolly just trains you for poop spoon (spoop). XD

Ratprints

some people also need help with going to the toilet and im sure they have major spoon stories

mahbluebird

I can't wait until I get a Neuralink chip put in my brain and it gets a virus that plays the Sad Boyz jazz too loudly

freddie

also had to read Their Eyes Were Watching God in my MC studies class in high school. i definitely want to go back to it since i don’t believe in finished it :-(

freddie

31:57 “you take a shit and a health bar comes up” is the true ibs experience i have fought off demons in bathrooms

Ryn

The thing Jarvis said about being really good at tests and not handing in homework was scarily relatable. So weird how teachers would let me get away with not doing homework for YEARS because I was well behaved and conventionally smart.

Barley I guess?

honestly i think im gonna have to cancel my subscription to sadboyz. too much crotch not enough side ass :(

Morgan McGlothan

The whole convo about having ADHD in grade school is so real! I was undiagnosed until my 20s. I have an assload of college debt from getting a film degree that I could barely focus on at the time. Feels like such a waste of time/money, but glad I’m on the other side now 🥲

matthew not matt

i always thought magicjarvis was a play on magic johnson LOL

setareh

jordan!!! u would love this game called "eastshade", when u were describing the crime solving one it kinda made me think of it, its quests and very pretty nature

Amelia_M

Hey, is anyone else having issues joining the sad boyz discord?

Moe

Invisible Man (by Ralph Ellison) was a life changing read for me but I didn't read it until college.

Theodora (she•her•hers)

I never had to read anne frank but I did in 4th grade because my family is Jewish and i was trying to learn. this was not, however, how I expected to learn what periods were

Viktor

i specifically remember in 8th grade that i was in the advanced class and anne frank’s diary was a required reading for us, but the non advanced classes required reading was maus

Kaitlin Stevens

Regretting my decision to watch this episode while eating 🤡

Kriash

I remember as a kid my mom telling my psych I actually didn't have adhd so I was never given meds as a kid. She did however let them put me on Depakote for ODD which is wild. I have been diagnosed with adhd as an adult but I didn't want to rush into stimulants as I wasn't sure about the side effects, but I am on Intuniv now which is a non stimulant adhd med. Also flushable wipes are so bad! I get non flushable ones and a closing trash bin for the bathroom. I always feel like the ones that don't flush are better anyway. I enjoyed the episode :)

Zana Kate

I *really* appreciated the ADHD chat, im the only one in my circle that’s diagnosed/medicated & it’s nice to hear people talk about regretting not being medicated earlier, the shame of BEING medicated, & the whacky side effects.

Connor

Jordan mentioned this on the youtube episode but i think the youtube shorts algorithm sees my name and age, Connor, 26, and goes “oh this fucking guy wants to see Jordan Peterson, that’s his hero!” and i can’t fucking stand it

starsleeps

same same same. I'm taking 10mg daily now and when I was like 8 years old I was on 24 mg ???? Its insane that we don't just titrate up on adderall like you do on antidepressants etc.

Theodora Undergrove

Hello!! I forgot to give my update on the day I watched this. I had an issue from my PayPal account and it was suspended, and due to that I could not pay for this month. But you might be like "Theo, you are here, which means you did pay." And I would respond to "yes I manually put in my card information to pay this time." While I do not remember much about the episode, I must say that Night's always feels more iconic, more fun, more goofy, more quirky and more sad boyz then sad boys. Here's my conspiracy theory, they record the night episode first so we paid viewers get the highest and hottest energy first while the plebians get a lower energy version. Anyway this was a good episode and I'm looking forward to whatever you guys post in the future

orbiter

The Diary of Anne Frank was required reading for us in 8th grade.

Kenz treber

I had to read night in 6th grade. Way way too dark for that young. They like hand picked who they thought could handle it and there were like 6 of us that they just decided we’re already sad enough or something. If you haven’t read night it’s gory and I’m depth and a very hard read even as an adult.

Dijon

Invisible Man was written by Ralph Ellison. Not Ralph Waldo Emerson.

sadboyz

hahah brain autocomplete took over

Antonia Parish

Jordan in the first few moments monitoring side ass is a mood.

Rhys

Would you recommend it?

sunbernt

I read that my senior year in a world religions class in basically one sitting, it was positively horrific. I literally thought while watching the ep that Night should be required reading, but for, like, all 20 year olds. I think about Night constantly, one of my friends read it in eighth grade and also thought she was too young. Any Holocaust denier should be forced to read it and watch the French documentary Night and Fog

sunbernt

I read Animal Farm in seventh grade as a part of a logical fallacy unit 😭

kazutooth

$6500 for an ambulance and 2 xanax is INSANE, i feel bad for americans lmao 😭

Lucid

My teachers were like that in school and they said it’s not gonna work in college, bombed my first sem in college. Started doing the homework’s and my grades doubled. Now I gotta work on my ADHD and also my general mental aversion to being on time

Kira

jarvis’s description of having ADHD in school (not handing in homework but doing well bc you’re seen as smart/good at tests) hits so close to home for me. I’m in uni now (barely getting by) and in the process of getting diagnosed, but I can’t believe no teacher ever mentioned anything??!

LadyTastyFace

I am playing Shadows of Doubt now and it is so immersive and fun

Rachel Eakes

Hearing Jordan talk about the lack of natural predators in the UK made me think of when mt best friend from when I studied in London came to visit me in NC. There was a sign warning that due to warm weather, native snakes would probably be on certain parts of the path and to just give them space bc the zoo is their home too but she was SHOCKED that have so many snakes in the South lmao

Skiddly Winks

I got picked up by an ambulance for a heatstroke I was having like 3 years ago now, and that bill combined with my night in the er and day in a hospital room came out to about 27k. I'm on my parent's insurance so it was like a few thousand dollars balance, but that was fucking gnarly

Tatum

IM SO LATE IM JUST SO SURPRISED RN BECAUSE I GO TO LUSHER HIGHSCHOOL RIGHT NOW

Eli Verboket

Currently going back through old sad boys nights eps. & in the theme of shit, my partner told me the story of them getting absolutely zooted when camping with friends. My partner found a plank in the woods, shat on the plank, and then showed his mates.

Ellen Ringrose

Commenting so late but Brit here - my husband is allergic to all nuts - you do have to pay for Epipens but not much. I think they’re free for kids. ADHD is much more commonly diagnosed now (I’m 24 on Friday and a bunch of kids I was at school with were diagnosed with it, I was when I was 18) but they still don’t commonly prescribe meds for children unless it’s severely impacting their ability to ‘function’. I was on antidepressants and antipsychotics as a kid (still am) and I had to see a psychiatrist like once a week to make sure I was ok because the NHS is so careful with paediatric prescriptions.

jazzcabbage

the insurance talk in this sure is interesting after... recent events