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00:00:00 Let's talk stocks
00:01:07 Who is Michael Reeves
00:03:12 Michael dropped out of university
00:06:36 Schools have too much filler
00:08:56 Learning through CZcams videos
00:11:25 Where does Michael get ideas for his videos
00:15:25 Michael loves electricity
00:18:16 Electroboom
00:20:58 Creator Clash
00:32:03 Connor tried boxing
00:35:32 CZcams boxing scene is evolving
00:40:31 Gamersupps
00:41:37 Jellied eels is some bussin food
00:48:13 Michael talks about anime
00:51:56 Michael pops a bottle
00:52:40 OfflineTV bought a Boston Dynamics dog
00:53:51 Michael's going to Japan
00:59:24 Getting equipment in Japan vs LA
01:03:35 Michaels thoughts on living in LA
01:07:09 Joey got approached by a person in the subway
01:09:58 Michael's CZcams beginning
01:14:43 Nutting before boxing
01:19:13 Connor misses the bidet
01:23:58 Who even eats breakfast
01:26:11 The Hawaii life
01:29:04 The boys want to buy a castle
01:32:17 British food
01:33:43 Manscaped
01:34:47 Asian restaurants
01:37:12 Google review ratings
01:38:47 LA food
01:41:43 Natural things aren't always good
01:47:36 Everything in Japan is famous
01:56:23 Combinis
02:00:46 Hotdog stalls
02:02:26 Wrapping up
The way Michael's demeanour totally changed when Connor said he'd never been tased is actually intimidating
"Oh really đ§"
15:38
"you wanna try??" energy
thought he was gunna pull out a stun gun
â@@firellily like how NileRed randomly pulled out pure capsaicin for the guys (as detailed by that video). lol
Michael is the embodiment of âYour scientists were too preoccupied with whether they could instead of whether they shouldâ
Isn't it âYour scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should"?
@@catalyst3512 Yep that's it, couldn't remember the exact quote
@@catalyst3512 now it makes sense, ty !
this comment makes no sense how does it have so many likes, do people not read things thoroughly?
@peapopea It makes sense, albeit it isn't the exact quote.
Hearing Garnt call Sydney "my wife" instead of "my fiance" hits different
True
Least he didn't call her his waifu
Time stampppp
@@dinobirb684 46:32
@@andreahu572 ooio
michael and conner the first half: sittin on his hands, twirling fingers, fidgeting, being awkward. 3:38
michael and conner the second half: big chilling with feet on the couch, no shoes, legs crossed, just broing out like some bros. 1:37:37
michael just seems like he belongs here with the rest of the guys and i think thats really just a testament to how well the guys can make people feel comfortable and be themselves. great group of lads and the best podcasters.
They did come off a bit awkward at first, but when they started talking boxing, you can visually see them getting more comfy. I swear this trio just brings out banger interactions with their guests.
What a weird thing to comment
@@Lumppii. This is a perfectly normal comment, oh wait you're even weirder.
@@RealSweatyGamer what a weird reply to make
Yeah he fit in really well. You should check out his appearances on safety third and TMG
Joey wondering why nobody talks to him while wearing âfuck that noiseâ is such a mood
LMAOOOO this got me dying
Me: Why isn't anyone talking to me?
Also me: wears "I will kick you in the face" shirt
Why isn't anybody talking to me?
Me: wearing nothing
why isnât anyone talking to me?
hope they have joey as a guest on in future ep aswell, he seems like a nice guy
Programmer here, just wanted to say that computer science is in the same situation as engineering. It's boring in university, but the real deal is out there on the internet. Programmers are basically professional googlers
If you want a career in programming does it make sense to go to university?
@@Josef_1186 in my country you still need the merit from uni to work at the better place
â@@Josef_1186 Depends on what kind of programming job you are aiming for. You can get away with skipping uni for something like webdev. For things more on the CS and math side like machine learning you need a lot more than a bootcamp.
@@Josef_1186 if you can prove you program well, I donât think you need a degree, you iust need a good portfolio. and in the hiring process theyâll probably test your knowledge.
@@Josef_1186 programming is something you can teach yourself. Don't need university for that. What changes is if you're trying to get a job and if they require formal education. Even then.... you don't need Computer Science for that, that's Software engineering (A subset of CS). Depending on where you live, you can sometimes supplement University/work experience with a targeted portfolio like a github/gitlab of projects you've worked on, or even certifications.
I love that 3 engineers talk about how they never learned anything from their college and learned everything from Free Indian educators while students here in India think they will find the best education abroad.
I think students in India go abroad for high paying jobs from studying rather than high quality education itself most of the times.
@@jvtps765 Ya that's true but many of us idolize foreign universities rather than exploring about underrated universities of our own like ISI
Khan Academy was started by someine with Pakistani ancestry.
And Indians go abroad mostly for science, arts and medical courses from my experience.
Engineers and architects just stay here.
@@mephistopheles4060 No use when you won't get a high paying job just because you studied in IIT
I went from engineering (university) to programming (college). I never had to use youtube for engineering, but all the time for programming. I miss the good courses in engineering so much.
When Joey and Garnt both yelled in unison âTWO WEEKS!?â banger. The podcast was already S+ tier, but now itâs S+ tier, along with a (well baked) chocolate chip cookie.
Longest Iâve ever lasted was a month, never doing that again
1:15:16
@@RussianSpy4632 god? That you?
I once heard a dude lasted 150 days. He said that after the first 20 days it becomes much easier, but those 20 days are hard af
Longest for me was like 3 or 4 months cuz I was so depressed. Maybe it's different cuz I'm a girl, compared to guys
Iâve actually worked at Costco giving out food samples and I actually donât mind if they donât buy the product but take a lot of samples. Most of the time those samples will go to the trash and I rather have people take a lot then having to throw it away. Anyway I enjoyed this ep! :)
As someone who has worked something similar, you just don't give a fuck, when they put you doing that all you nerd to know is that the samples have to be eaten, that's it.
My daughter did that at Costco and she would outsell her coworkers and get bonuses from it. The other women were bitches to her though so she quit. She told me that one time this big fat super white guy kept coming by her station and eating all the samples. And he would make jokes and pretend to be different people so he could eat all the samples. It turns out it was Jim Gaffigan. She didn't know who he was at the time.
Which location did you work man. I am coming.
@Edgier Boi at my local Costco the sample ppl are all old ppl and I always see them just eating đđđ
Worked a similar job too. We don't even get bonuses for sales, if we sell out our product they just give us a new one to display for the rest of our shift. We are hourly workers, we honestly don't give a shit how much you take just don't touch the other samples when you grab them or we'll have to throw them away.
As someone who wants to be an engineer genuinely, and is Indian, this episode starts like a therapy session for me. There are great teachers here, but our education system is so excessive and focused so much on grades that it is really infuriating. It takes away the joy of learning. And the worst part is, it is merciless. You don't have enough time to get over someone's death or get really ill in highschools. You have to study, and being expected to keep going even when you are just 17 is really rough
If this is the US then yep. Schools were made to be exactly like work environments. It was made so you get used to working 8 hour days with set breaks, and if your gone make it seem like its your fault. Or if you get bad grades to be similar to not making quota at work. It's really fucking bad for a learning environment. The whole school system needs to be revamped but it'll never happen anytime soon.
Dude, right after I graduated highschool in 2012 my brother started in 2012. He was forced on this first day to "pick a career path" to solely focus on this entire four years of high school. Such as a medical field path, engineering path, liberal arts path etc, THEN pick a specific line of work. So, imagine this.
1. Pick medical path.
2. Pick Internal medicine
3. Pick Doctor, Nursing, Surgery.
4. All classes planned for the four years.
=/ No kind of exploring different classes or anything. It's fucked man.
Avg pajeet on his way to shit on his country like man fucking grow up it ain't that bad
Ahhhh school!!!đ
Yep that's gonna be something I've to do after a while
I'm not a sommelier but my understanding is that the reason they get you to taste the wine beforehand is because most wine in Europe is corked and if the seal was bad the wine will have oxidized and will taste like shit so, they are effectively giving you the chance to ensure it hasn't gone bad before saying "yes, I will pay for this".
Not only that, cork can get fungi as well (even though they treat it and control for it before producing the corks) and that can ruin a wine/sparkling whine too. And the cork is one of the best things you can use since the wine and sparkling whine can "breathe" a little bit since it is porous. If not, that can change the taste too. So yeah, there's a lot of reasons for it, so its completely normal to taste it before drinking.
You should let the wine "air" a little bit before drinking as well btw.
Pd:I'm not a sommelier but I'm involved in the cork industry, so I know more about the cork itself than the wine, so take it with a grain of salt
THIS. Like, if you find their selection so offensive to your palette you wouldn't drink it that's valid once in a blue moon, but they are 95% letting you check for the bottle having gone bad.
18:16 Nah electroboom knows EXACTLY what he'S doing. It takes a somewhat smart guy to be safe. It takes a genius like him to be _just_ on the cusp of safe and not safe. The guy is incredibly knowledgeable.
Have you seen the video? He was visibly shaking. Not at all like his intentional shocks. He almost died, and he knew it.
This is why Trash Taste is the best podcast hands down
Some Ordinary Podcast be pulling some bangers too atm, bro the Keemstar episode was amazing.đ€
Second best podcast.
Red Bar Radio destroys every other podcast and itâs not even close.
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More like This isn't why Trash Taste was the best podcast
@@MLedZeppelinZoSoA WHO.
Other creators: "Yeah, the video wasn't good so I scrapped the idea"
Michael: "Yeah if the idea isn't good, I shoot it/kill it/eviscerate the remains across the umbral planes before I get too deep into it"
Ironically
WHERE KENDO EPISODE
That really stuck with me too, he had such violent and extreme verbiage for how he handles his video concepts lmfao
He be needin that time doe so can't fault the guy, man
@@thexbigxgreen I relate to him in this sense. I am in no Way an actually violent person, but damn do I feel violent on the inside. like sometimes the words are just so perfect to describe.
As a born and raised Hawaiian, it is hilarious when I meet mainlanders because of the culture shock. I loved hearing Michael's perspective on living here. We are indeed the boonies with internet and electricity.
Michael casually calling the robot that pisses beer âhis dogâ
TT going above and beyond with all these collabs lately.
All these collabs of TT with people from the other side of the internet are very reminiscent
like a "2 of my friends from 2 different friend groups of mine meeting and actually getting along"-typa vibe
i miss the non guest episodes, i prefer just the boys chatting shit lol. These are cool too tho
@@JrJbeezy don't worry once they are back in japan those non collab episodes will ne back.
Collab? This is a guest episode. And I think non-guests episodes are always the best ones. I liked it better when guest episodes were more spaced out and rarer.
only doing it because it's now or not for awhile
Me: Watches TT to forget about college
TT: Lets talk about MatLab
Lmao
Them:Starts a podcast to talk about anime
Also them:Talks about feces for three hours
Exactly đ
bill gates mark zuckerberg Larry Page and etc are drop out university but they are millionaires
And don't forget to drop college and just be a youtuber bro, that's the say (? lol
As a biology major who studied in America, this is accurate. I spent the whole time learning taking liberal arts classes along side my biology classes. For any STEM majors, we also had to take foreign language study for 2 semesters. I choose Japanese lol. And now I work in Japan, as an English teacher. Rip my bio degree
53:35
Joey: I want a pet, a very specific kind of pet.
Meilyn: We'll get u interns.
I died by that answer LMAO
Meilyn is so savage. LOL. That was a gold moment.
This episode was 2hours of nonstop back to back BANGER
In the Creator Clash event:
Dr. Mike = Mamoru Takamura
Michael Reeves = Ippo (Dempsey Roll)
(Can we make Dr. Mike react to clips of Mamoru Takamura? Please?)
Bruh for real, I thought the Lilypichu episode was gonna be difficult to match up to for the next episode and then this drops
holy, was lilypichu episode really as good? I kinda wasn't bothered to check it. But this one, man...
@@ninsophy9798 fr. I gotta watch lily's ep now. I didn't bother because I wasn't sure what topics lily would have and while I like her and have seen some good stuff, felt it might go in a less fun direction at times or just topics I wouldn't groove to. but if it's a good pace and energy as this, I gotta check it out.
@@ninsophy9798 and tbh I only listened to this ep cuz of autoplay and this being a random pick. but from the very first second I was hooked.
Michael felt so natural with the bois that I forgot he was even a guest. No awkward pauses or responses. Just straight entertainment and I love that
I know why they stand on the right in Osaka! Finally, the random fun fact from my Japanese teacher in primary school comes in handy. The first escalator to come to Japan was in Osaka during an event. The Japanese people who had never used an escalator before copied the Americans they saw using it, standing on the right side. However, when the escalator spread to the rest of Japan, people stood on the left-hand side as was customary when walking.
ElectroBOOM didn't actually move away during the Jacobs ladder incident, he held it by the prongs and got extremely lucky it didn't fry him.
came to say this. the amount of power it took tripped his breaker and save him. from what i read
Itâs so surreal that a crackhead engineer could sit together with a former monk, Welsh monke, and an Australian weeb, AND YET I LOVE IT.
sounds like a great dnd party right there.
@@lilmrmagoo yes
Man I really can't believe they got professional fortnite player and dream smp nominee Michael reeves in this podcast
Garnt and cdawg both have engineering degrees
@@miming3679 Man that's so funny and I'm actually laughing my ass off
As an ex-teacher and ex-lecturer, involved with curriculum design and assessment, I agree completely with their take on education. I'm from SEA and all these are valid. The education scene is messed up now. Better to focus on skills and experience like they used to back in the day.
I lived in Seattle and left in mid 2014, with the pretty strange education system being part of the reason we left. The other was just cost of living skyrocketing. Beautiful place though
Education-wise, the US is extremely fucked. It has been for two or three decades
maybe we just do it differently in Sweden, because I have had a completely different experience. I'm on my final year of MSc. in computer science and engineering, and we have a ton of practical work. We do lots of projects in groups, and even when doing normal lab assignments we almost always work in pairs, and it's usually quite fun. Our bachelor thesis consisted of doing a project for an actual client (but for free lol), which ended up getting me a part-time job for that same client. Sure, there's some fluff, but overall I feel like I'm very well prepared for working as an engineer, I mean I'm already doing so part-time :P
also this whole idea of having to spend time on a course you already know is so bizarre, the only things that are mandatory here are examinations.
I also from SEA, I actually drop out from college from 3rd semester, just barely passed 2nd one, man I hate every second of it, so many general ed it's make me think I am on 4th year on high school lol
I don't really watch the episodes in their entirety, my attention span is too dead for it even if I love the boys, but man Michael is such a fucking incredible character, he got me hooked for way more than half the episode, at first I watched for 30 mins like that and was like "yo that was 30 minutes already? wtf" he's the freaking best
generally my thing to do with the podcast is, start a episode and then go and play genshin with TT in the background, occationally alt+tab is its something interesting
If you got low attention span you should probably stick to watching their highlights upload.
When Conor first mentioned the Tesco's meal deal, I thought of our US equivalent $2 hotdog and soda at Costco
Costco food is good stuff
Itâs a $1.50, no? If itâs $2, youâre getting scammed.
1.50$
@@butlershurk7227 probably lives in a state with a higher sales tax
@@SirKovar For it to be $2 (or even like $1.75), the sales tax has to be between 16-33%
With Michael Reeves, holy shit now this episode will make for some PHENOMENAL tangents and hot takes, I can just feel it
Michael giving off cousin energy. The vibes were great on this one.
I'm so happy that 'Sushi Ramen [Riku]' is mentioned by Michael, I really hope they collab someday, especially if they have a translator and Riku is catering more and more towards a wider audience.
I like this podcast, you guys asked a lot of questions people are curious about, so I applaud you for that. I love the backstage boxing story as well .
Finally someone who addresses their alcoholism formed in a country called England. I'm convinced that beans on every meal is a form of a generational conditioning to find it yummy.
Connor, it's not blood tofu, it's just congealed blood
Michael's easily one of the best guests in a long time. Once he mellowed down and got properly engaged with the boys, the podcast just took off.
Hoping he'll win as best guest in the next Trash Taste awards.
Coaches: "Don't nut before for two weeks before a fight. "
Yujiro Hanma: "Do it constantly, it'll make you stronger. "
funny enough women seems to have the opposite. I vaguely recall an interview that ronda rousey said she definitely fucks before her fights. something about estrogen or something like that
More grip strenght = bigger forearms = more mass in punches. genius
If you workout in your post-nut stage as a base strength, your strength will double in your nut deficient stage
University professors are generally not taught how to teach. At the university where I did my teacher training, the Romance Language department got rid of a one credit course for its PhD students on pedagogy.
The Engineering degree talk at the begin brought back war flashbacks. I felt the Ancient Chinese History part SO DAMN HARD.
I did Engineering out of highschool, I wanted to be a Software Engineer - in highschool I made programs all the time for fun; by the time I went into University I'd made dozens of complete little games for fun and knew C/C++, Java, and web coding to a pretty proficient degree. I knew exactly what I wanted to do.
Then I went into Engineering. And they make you do general entry-level engineering, rather than software engineering specifically. I suffered through it, drowing in physics and matrix algebra and calculus, just desperately trying to wrap my head around this stuff to pass this crap so I could finally specialize and go into what I actually wanted to do. The coding course that was part of it might as well have been a "hello world" tutorial off a random blog for how useful it was in the start, and then a month in it suddenly jumped to an entirely different realm and people who hadn't already been doing all of it like myself were just hopelessly lost.
I was a zombie just dragging myself around, until I found myself in an ancient mythology class questioning how on earth I had got there and why I was even trying to get the stupid degree anyways. I walked out and just didn't show up again - which is stupid, please make sure you remember to drop out of class properly instead of just never showing up again - I got hired so easily I was in shock. I'd spent two years of my life stressed and drowning, feeling like I could barely keep my head above the water, crying myself to sleep in frustration some nights because I just couldn't understand shit - and all for it to be utterly meaningless.
But did you have to do Matlab??? hahahaha
My absolute favorite part of trash taste guest eps is seeing the change in their guests from reserved to âjust one of the boisâ by an or so hour in
And then there's Ladybeard
âIf they donât have an accent, youâre not learning goodâ I agree Michael. I agree. Lmao 9:19
I owe my Architecture and Civil Engineer to my Indian and my Belgium teachers. Those guys were nothing but inspirations to me, smartest guys I have ever met.
4:02 as an engineer, we actually use MATLAB pretty extensively for vibration and signal analysis. Also for autonomous driving there's a built in autonomous driving toolbox we use quite a lot to test different controllers so HA
Yeah I use MATLAB daily as a control systems engineer. Its incredibly powerful if you know how to use it in the right circumstances
@@gielb2001 going to have to use it again for the first time in 6 years for an engineering subject.
I miss how in school you used to just build on what you learned in the previous year...
Thank you, completely agree. MATLAB is wonderful when you need to do actual design work involving analog design like BW, RLC equations, and quality factor changes. Also the toolboxes you can download are absolutely amazing.
Mildly sad people give it a bad rep, they don't understand how much of a pain designing electronics from the ground up would be without it.
@@MrPlutooooo I don't think the way MATLAB is taught in a lot of universities does it much favour since I'm oy learning it is useful reading comments like yours. They barely touched on it in my classes, and the few lessons revolving around it weren't really all that practical or useful in what they covered.
The no nutting 2 weeks before a fight really does work. I saw so many fighters be caught off guard by their girl friends at the time who for some stupid reason always wanted to do it 1-2 days before the fight. it was like a curse to the point the coach had to start having other gym mates stay with the fighter to prevent them from doing it. it has to do with testosterone and how it can affect the way your body deals with stored stamina.
Tyson didnât and look what he did
@@KaylumHSQ Tyson dint do what he did because of it. Trying to compare Tyson to a normal fighter is stupid as he was barely Human in his prime.
Michael making fun of the UKâs association of Drinking with every activity was so funny. After the boys make fun of America, itâs funny seeing someone else make fun of the UK
I stopped programming to watch Trash Taste, and lo and behold, it's Michael Reeves. He inspired me to start programming in the first place. thx, Michael đ
Lily wasnât kidding about Michael shitting on British food đ
There where a lot of teachers at my college who were incredible at their job. I'm not going to list them all but one of them was so passionate about her art history class that it made everyone love the class. She was fast pass and had a lot of information to give out but she hit every way that someone could learn. She had visuals, videos and audio, paper handouts, a few examples of actual art in the classroom and white board notes. Heavy note taking in her class but she had it down with such speed and care that even though the information was going fast you never felt like you were falling behind. She would also make sure everyone got it at the end of the class. Gosh I miss that class lol
Words cannot describe how wild it is to see Michael fucking Reeves with the Boys, it's like a dream come true.
who is Michael, and why is he fucking Reeves with the boys?
@@MickeyYeahbaby LMAO
Cringe pimply Manlet with an ugly gf? Sad
@@MickeyYeahbaby beat me to it đ
@@MickeyYeahbaby lmfao wtf
Yes I'm so hyped for this episode, I would've never expected michael reeves of all people.
It was said they would last episode tho
I can almost taste the sarcasm
Holding off and watching lily's episode and michaels back-to-back honestly made them even better, theyre both hilarious
These podcasts make me realizes that Joey is really the true introvert of the group not too much but even Lily was more out-going hahaha Loved that episode of the BOYZ and the Mad Lad Chad Scientist !
> 53:23
Grant: Meilyneee, can we get a dog? Meilyne
Joey: I want a pet .. but a very specific kind of pet
Meilyne: We'll get you interns.
Hmmm đ€
Rip Ashley the leech
This makes me think of Urban Rescue Ranch channel where the word "intern" is being used to describe something like this exactlyđ
This is off topic... but man LOOK at Michael's calves, they're Fucking Massive!!
They are insanely bigger than the rest of his legs. He looks like one of those anime protagonists that trained every day, their whole life one body part and it's insane compared to the rest of the body đđ
they are actually being like... pressed on the couch, that's why they look that big
He is like 5â2 how is that massive?
@@ezaf5989 is he really 5'2 ? bc he looks more like 5'4 or 5'5 edit: i looked it up it says he's 5'3
@@ezaf5989 have you seen his arms when he flexes?
52:30 Yoooo he did the twist bottle popper trickđ€©đ€©đ€©đ€©
Glad they talked about Portland! Have tickets to see you guys in Portland exited today see what you think about it
I love the gradual feeling of comfort as the podcast goes on. Initially it's a little awkward but it evolves & becomes comfortable.
Never realized how chill and funny Michael is, saw him from time to time on random youtube clips, seemed wild, but he actually seems like such a genuine and smart dude. Great episode :D
this is the first time i've heard michael talk without the youtube voice for an extended period of time, and he sounds exactly like a former roommate i had in university. great episode
This was so much fun to watch đ michael is just really fun having around and talking to xD
lilypichu- Steals the intro, extroverted on the same level of Ladybeard
Michael- One word intro, The bigest introvert on the podcast until now
the perfect cuple
Ay
but their social skills are the opposite, michael seems better with people
@@KennyAMT Toast called Michael a 'social chameleon' once and I think that's the best way to describe him.
Everyone was so excited when Lily announced Michael as the future guest, and here we are, loving the podcast xDD
The thing with the bladder that happened to Michael happened to my dad while we were driving through the mountains a while back. It's a legit something that can happen and lower your capacity for urine. Not much you can do about it, either.
one of the best episodes that i enjoyed. loved it!
bruh all three of them freaked the fuck out when micheal started to wind up that water bottle, like theyve never seen anyone do this. that was seriously the funniest shit and a clear distinction that yes, the boys are indeed not americans at all XD
what even was that? im british too LOL
Never seen that shit. Live in Germany btw.
@@boyfriendgetlost its something ive done a ton when i was in middle to high school. it is usually done outside though, to be fair.
@@Pekara121 then youve missed out on a rather fun distraction XD
nah Asians do it too
god, i had a professor that was literally just teaching until her research grant came through. The day it came through, she stopped showing up to class. we had like a week with no teacher while the school scrambled to find a replacement.
unprofessional behavior
@@Myopinionsdontmatterbut you mean unprofessional professor?
@@marklaurencefirmeza2473 yep, unless the professor gave adequate notice.
1:24:50
In Sweden (and I believe a few other Nordic/Scandinavian countries) breakfast most often consists almost exclusively of cold foods, such as a sandwich, cereal, yoghurt and sometimes a boiled egg.
And the sandwiches donât have any hot stuff on them, itâs maybe refrigerated ham with cheese.
If we have chocolate for breakfast we donât have hot chocolate but instead a type of chocolate powder you mix into your cold milk.
I think I speak for 99% of the American Audience when I say: WE NEED MICHAEL PERMANENTLY ON TT đđ
1:49:45 As someone who did enology in university (blind wine tasting travel team), some wines are "corked" this basically means that the cork used is spoiled and will completely change the smell and taste of the wine.This becomes more apparent the more wine knowledge one gets. So they do the tasting for you to confirm that the wine does not have any faults (some wines are legit not drinkable). Turning away a wine with faults is comparable to turning away a skunked beer.
can a server ever tell by sight if something is corked? or do they leave everything to the customer (since they can't taste it themselves)? Side question. Can someone ever get seriously sick from this or is just bad night? lmao
@@neutatamayo8365 If you have a decent nose you don't even need to try it (smelling is enough), but you can't tell by sight. You can only tell by sight if the wine is oxidized (a different fault in wine). You won't get sick or anything lol, it just tastes pretty bad. People that are new to wine and still are in the "everything tastes the same" phase usually will not be able to tell the difference. Depending on the restaurant they will do different things. A corked wine is a perfect opportunity to teach your staff about the smell and taste of "cork taint" so I would actually have them blind taste that vs a regular wine so they become proficient at recognizing it.
The issue is that some wine tasters act like snobs as if they can taste the year or more expensive wines.... But in actual tests they are usually proved to be bullsh*tting.
Thats not to say theres nothing to it, just that the idea behind it is tainted by the people who think they are some kind of high class god.
@@h8rsbeware496 I 100% agree that the community of wine has a lot of people that really have no clue of what they are talking about; nevertheless, you can for a fact taste the year. My expertise is in Champagne (I worked there and competed there for a couple years) and If they give you say Taittinger Blanc de Blancs 2007 vs 2008 any proficient blind taster will notice the difference immediately. Years have different weather cycles, are affected by different mineral retention in the soil and even the shift in construction can affect the environment. This is getting more into viticulture as opposed to enology (heavy chemistry based), but in the end if someone is paying 10k on a screaming eagle I wouldn't say that the wine is bullshitting the consumer. It is usually when one is trying to impress people and most of the time they will talk out of their ass.
@@chefmaniafgc Im not gonna pretend i know, cause i don't personally drink anymore, however i can believe the weather cycles and environment does have an effect on taste, whether or not you can taste that seems like a really specific skill but I have no reason to not believe you cause knowing the years you are blind testong begore hand would definitely make it more feasible.
Might be worth me looking into it more, rather than a couple of studies that just test your typical "snob"... Which isnt really a far trst on the whole community!
Been waiting for this episode literally the whole week let's fucking gooo
Jellied eels is some bussin food is now my favorite part of TT i love energy between Connor and Michael
loved this episode hope we get to see michael again
Joey, on bidets: "You opened your third eye"
Michael: "*Literally*, yeah"
How did nobody catch this lmao
Very often, literally is used incorrectly. So I guess itâs just out of habit that they didnât notice.
@@redmaple3666 Using literally to mean figuratively is a figure of speech (most of the times an hyperbole) that doesn't mean that is being used incorrectly.
@@alejandrovallejo6763 wait, but isnât literally LITERALLY the antonym of figuratively? (after an hour I saw how this could be interpreted as being offended or rude so just saying that this is a joke!)
@@redmaple3666 The way we use language changes over time. The "figurative" version of literally has been included in English dictionaries for a few years now. People changed how they used the word so the dictionary updated the definition after the fact.
@@TheNobleFive huh, thatâs pretty interesting. Thanks!
Well I haven't finished the video but just want to say that Matlab is still extremely useful in specific problems where pure math is a heavy factor since playing around with something like complex matrix problems is made much easier through Matlab. But for general usage and problems being complex in the programming itself rather than the math, Python is way better for sure.
Honestly, I think python is still better than Matlab for matrix stuff. I didn't use it for too long, but it for me it just feels like Mathworks just put a pretty coat over python with numpy scipy and matplotlib then made it commercial. Just my opinion though.
Though I guess that pretty coat can make things simpler to handle in some cases when graphical interfacing is needed, which admittedly I never used.
@@aidanclark196 Matlab is way older though, so it is not that Matlab commercialised numpy/scipy. I do have a use for Matlab that python cannot do well (yet), which is analytical mathematics, ie. finding solutions to integrals and differential equations. Also system modeling (simulink) is very useful for modeling control systems.
@@strepie93 I didn't mean they literally took python with some added libraries and made it commercial, I just mean starting in a python environment and then being told to work in Matlab it just felt like a worse python lol, but I did word it a bit pointedly. And to counter your other point, numpy actually does have a differential equation solver, and it's not too bad in the limited use I've had with it, and I have colleagues that use it for differential equations way more complicated than I've ever needed it for and it doesn't seem to give too much trouble. However I've never used the diffeq solver in Matlab, so maybe it's just way better.
@@aidanclark196 Indeed numpy does have a difeq solver and it is somewhat comparable to the Matlab one, but in Matlab it is more extensive. Not a big difference, but if I have to think of advantages to Matlab vs Python this would be one of them. As a complete package though, Python is way better for scientific programming imo.
@@strepie93 yeah, that's fair
39:57 sounds like he had a vasovagal syncope happen. Can happen when you're in distress, certain times with pain or if you poop too hard. Dilates the veins in your legs and your blood pressure drops like crazy. Sounds like that, I had it happen a couple times only I passed right tf out.
It could also have been that something in his gut just adjusted due to being pressed by the bladder and him thinking it was his bladder triggered a panic attack which is actually not that far away from a vasovagal syncope.
@@splitframe I didn't know that could happen, good to know. Thanks for the info :3
Joey just absolutely cackling at Michael is so cute.
Been waiting for this since Lily mentioned him.
Also, Michael looks so tiny next to Connor.
Looks like a 15yr old
It's the first time Connor has felt tall.
funny part connor is not a big dude. Michael is just fun size
5'3 gang rise up đâ
@@Orisou LETâS GOOOOOOOOO
I literally just finished the lilypichu one Iâm so happy
I just finished it earlier today as well Lol
Lilypichu is cringe AF. Skip.
@@youngestpeartree7310 you is way cringier than her bro
1:51:15 tbf, i've had a wide range of chocolate ice creams, some much better than most vanillas and some much worse, so i actually would want to know if a place has one of the "good" chocolates before fully committing to it. vanilla does also vary, but not as much as chocolate in my experience.
As a brazilian, I always find funnny when you guys discuss beans, since it is one of the pillars in our meals, along with rice
In America, Joey starts every conversation with Uber drivers "I hate Americans"
I just want to say two things
1, I think Michael would make a great teacher, because he knows how to make boring concepts fun and interesting.
2, Michael reminds me a lot of Technoblade when he was still alive. Never uploads to his own channel, but always is appearing in other peoples videos
I think so too, he actually explain things nicely that you would be able to understand it, there's some videos of Michael teaching about a coding software, I think it was c#, and he also has some videos of him talking to people about programming.
Even in some videos where otv members has to explain things, most of the time, it's Michael that most members understood clearly the most because of his way of explanation, he's just natural at it.
Super enjoyed that!!
Michael fits so well into the pod, 2 hours flew by so fast
Connor being surprised at twisting and popping a water bottle was funny.
Joey's incredibly outmatched now, they have Harry Potter as a guest
I have done so much residential electrical work with live wires I'm just used to it being that way
I loved this ep, I hated my Engineering class and ended up dropping out and then becoming a network engineer for free lol. I'm glad I'm not the only one that had a similar experience in engineering.
My engineering school got so much feedback from companies that hired graduates saying that their language skills were so bad that the school started implementing language classes hahaha
Yea that's pretty important
Unfortunately those classes are still just classes and so they provide next to no benefit when transitioning to the social environment that is the actual workplace.
Michael's energy has to be one of the best when it comes to meshing well with the boys.
I remember watching the first episode when it came out and the first couple and I havenât watched since⊠I need to binge watch the last two years of contextđđđ
About the whole "No Nut before a fight" thing is partially bogus. There are studies that showed that nutting prefight helps keeping a calmer mind, helps with endurance but costs a bit of peak strength. Depending on the sport it's better to nut before you do your thing, especially when it's depending on endurance and strategizing.
People are probably going to look at this comment and be like either, "Ayo, What the flip!?!", or, "This is the part I like the most".
idk bruh after a nut i feel more energetic than ever
I was wondering if this is something only for guys? Because Iâve never heard that being said to women, and makes me wonder if Minxâs coach told her not to, too?
@@sebbychanforever Hm, never thought about it, but I guess it's that there's less interest in the effects of an orgasm on performance in women sports, or it's the classical "We researched it for men, should also work for women, maybe adjust to weight, but should be fine" thing that plagues medicine.
As an engineering student I can confirm the things they said are true and relatable to the core. THEY REALLY DO BE MAKING SH!T UP IN THESE COURSES
Dude Michael looks so nervous but also talk so charismatically.
For the teaching I wonder if they were all on semesters. For me, quarters aren't really fluffed up and my profs all have a ton of experience in their fields. It's been a really good experience for me so far but I do get the stories that they're telling too.
tbh, I'm a chemical process engineer with a specialization on analytical chemistry. What I've taken from it was the analytical mindset and that the deeper questions stopped getting answers and now I've started to be really interested in psychology and neurobiology.
45:55 Connor, America had an era literally called âThe Great Depressionâ and a little thing called the âProhibitionâ đ€Ł
The great depression only lasted like 10 years or something, the English depressions been going on for several hundred minimum
the entire planet went through the great depression lmao and thats like a collective 20 years
@@HellBent_ Roughly lines up with when Wales was conquered.
As somebody who wants to be an engineer this is probably the best episode to watch.
YOU NEED TO REGESTER A BIKE TO USE IT? HOW THE HELL WOULD I EVER LIVE MY LIFE? That would suck for me so bad XD
Same tbh. But luckily here the average is more than one bike per person. I don't think the government will ever try to get everyone to register their bikes lol.
1:25:39⊠the way Michael was MONTHS ahead of the rest of the internet realizingâŠ
Lol
On the professor subject. I had one professor who literally created the femtosecond laser eye surgery technology who just phoned it in because you could tell he was already waiting to leave and retire. It was so bad learning from him, HOWEVER, his TAs were always nice because, well they were also students so they knew the struggle. Honestly, I feel like TAs should teach the courses but the professors should pick the curriculum.
The moment the boys leave Japan, they killing it with the guest list.
42:35
Thats one of the most funniest reaction you'll ever get from Michael đđđ
great episode loving the crossover meta
THIS WAS GREAT Michael was hilarious I get why he's so popular to a subsection on CZcams.