Eugene Exposes His Scandalous Secrets - The TryPod Ep. 156
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THE TRYPOD
The Try Guys have swam with sharks, survived in the wild, shocked themselves with birthing simulators, and risked their lives for their videos. In this weekly podcast they dissect their experiences as internet creators and best friends who have made a living failing upwards.
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PODCAST PRODUCER
Miles Bonsignore
PODCAST INTERN
Rainie Toll - Komedie
Rainie and Miles have chaotic sibling energy and it makes the podcast so much better !
This, 100%!!! I hadn't been able to put into words their comedic essence!
The dynamic duo we never knew we needed
Wait I didn’t know they’re related
YES
i LOVE them!!!
Love how ned will publicly show his affair, but karaoke is where he drew the line..
Underrated comment 🔥🔥
It’s cuz he’s not the center of attention 🥴
“People who are sober or choose to be sober are the strongest people in the world.”
I am someone who chooses not to drink, and I often feel like an oddball. Hearing Eugene say that means a lot.
Yes, me too 🤗 💜
same
I don't consider myself sober because I smoke weed often but I stopped drinking. 5 years ago. I am on strong medication and it's dangerous to combine with alcohol. I really appreciated the conversation about how much drinking is associated with social events and how hard it can be when you don't partake
Oh me too
I also never drink!
I want the Miles Rainey Eugene podcast to be a thing. It could be bi annual, idc, as long as it exists.
It's truly a fantastic dynamic
Agreed!!! They had great conversational energy
There was an episode where Rainie said “I think I could pull timothee chalamet because I know his type, he’s just a theatre kid” and I think about that every day
Noticed the Eugene standee was missing and when they panned to it in the chair I HOLLERED 😂😂😂
"This is getting out of hand. NOW THERE ARE TWO EUGENES"
had to do a double take
Rainie & Miles have such slumber party giggle energy.
Wow this really describes the vibes so well 😅💗
I have to admit, the episodes when Rainie is interacting with the guys are some of my favorites.
Sending so much love to Eugene! The fact that he said he desperately wants to be filming with the Try Guys rather than working on his other passionate projects that we will see soon makes me so emotional. Even though he is able to do stuff on his own thanks to the Try Guys any fan can tell he has so much fun filming with them 💖. Can’t wait to see what he has been working on! Rest well and don’t work too hard (even though you won’t see this and will work hard anyway)
Hope those people who are like bashing him for being absent could lay off now. He even said they agreed on a different pay for him since he is not in a lot of videos so it won't be unfair for the other guys.
this
I was worried Eugene was getting a little tired with the Try Guys and I’m glad that he’s still enjoying being part of the company and team. It would be shame to lose him
rainie, miles, and eugene? this episode is a GIFT
Eugene loves so hard, like damn I hope all the people in his life know how special they are. Are you kidding- him stealing beautiful clothing but for his best friend NOT himself, the way he talked about his sister with so much love and admiration, his DEEP concern and right away thousand questions when miles talks about his back. I love when we get Eugene in settings like this and it’s so real.
A Eugene podcast is so refreshing.
It's nice to hear him talk about topics he is passionate about and he seems to be having fun in this ep.
always.
"How did you sleep? Did you sleep on sweatshirts?" Rainie, with an adorable head tilt! She's definitely the Guys' little sister!
The head tilt reminded me of a really cute, curious puppy! lol
Knowing Eugene is a disaster gay who has gotten their life together is optimistic for me lol.
The way I cackled at "moths" describing your long-term relationship instead of butterflies. I'm married to my partner of 8 years - I get this lol.
Omg i need the time stamp 😂😂😭
as a 24yo woman I love living vicariously through Rainie's interactions with Miles and the Try Guys
Finally get a Eugene podcast and everybody else is gone 😂
At least he gets to talk more this way? 💜
Rainie is my fave, just everything about her presence balances this pod so well 💛
She's such an icon i adore rainie
@@maverickzalewski2871 Truth. Rainie is just such a good fit.
Totally agree💕 she’s such a gem
Rainie is relatable on the everyday layman. She hasn’t (YET) blown up.
“Gen Z correspondent Rainie” is my favorite thing
I really related to Miles with the intentional drinking! I’ve actually tried to implement a rule where I’ll only have a drink to accompany a positive experience or emotion. If I’m stressed or upset at the end of the day I don’t have a drink to unwind because that feels like an unhealthy behaviour. If I’m cooking and listening to a podcast and want a glass of wine - absolutely.
Same.
I stopped being a nightly drunk in January and omg the difference it makes in your life is incredible.
I’ll still have a drink at a restaurant, but no more big bottles to myself lol
Saaaame! I've been good at adhering to it so now im working on needing junk food after a hard day 😪
The older you become the less, I hope, you’ll find the thought of drinking as your way to unwind. Reading actual books, a magazine, listening or watching a CZcams channel (personally I listen/watch true crime) while cleaning up after dinner, folding laundry, or journaling, unsubscribe from emails that crowd your inbox, etc. I suppose this sounds really boring and mundane, but it is real life. Real life takes a strong character presence within yourself to deal with the tedious and mundane aspects of life.
This trio NEEDS a regular podcast
Eugene talking about Lee Pace is giving me life!
For those who aren't familiar with Pushing Daisies, you might know him as Thranduil in the Hobbit movies and Ronan in Gaurdians of the Galaxy. I was lucky enough to meet him at Comic Con. Incredibly kind and soft spoken.
Halt and catch fire too!
Also played a vampire in the last Twilight movie
Pushing Dasies was an amazing show!
I love a good Eugene, Rainie, and Miles pod. The vibes are just different and vibrant.
The hour flew by...wished it went on for longer.
It really is. I wish they had their own pod haha
A whole podcast with Eugene ?!!! I am here for it!
I seriously wish there was a Eugene/Miles/Rainie Podcast. The energy between them was so refreshing. They are all great story tellers, and the way they speak on serious topics felt very natural and relatable. I feel like the energy on the TryPod can be a little chaotic, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but this episode was a breath of fresh air. I loved hearing them tell stories or express their thoughts and leaning into the conversation.
I truly enjoyed this episode so much !! the synergy between Rainie, Miles, and Eugene is so refreshing. thanks for the wonderful chaotic vibes y'all 🥹🥹
40:15 I don't want to sound too depressing, but right after Miles asked what your best days ever were, I tried to think of one for myself and very quickly got caught in a loop of bad memories, and memories that were almost good, but always filled or finished with something sour. It brought back the feeling I often get (and because of some tragic recent events followed directly after a fun spring break I had, have felt a lot recently) that my life is destined to be bittersweet, and it's a taste I need to become accustomed to, or life will continue being bland. Anyways, right as I was pulling myself out of this, Eugene said he didn't think he had one, and I immediately felt calmer, less lonely. Eugene, you're an inspiration and as a fan I'm very proud of how much you've over come and accomplished. I've deeply missed your presence on the podcast. Hope I'll have the chance of running into you while drunk in Austin one day. ♡
I miss all the guys together but love Miles and Rainie's energy. Soooo happy to see Eugene ♥️
For the next advice that'll go for miles the intro song should be him saying the lyrics to the cha cha slide, but like sullen and tenderly over a piano violin ballad or something
Please hire Rainie immediately after her internship (I think it's an internship??). She is SO GOOD.
They would be stupid not to unless she ends up finding something better. In which case, good for her.
I think it's a real job?
@@LG_Hakubi Internships vary a ton. Some people don't get paid at all for their work as interns, while other places do pay them. Some companies use the term intern as an actual employee title with all that comes with it, but the internship doesn't usually last forever. Most companies see interns as temporary and will either hire them on as permanent employees after a certain time period or decide to use another intern for the same job because it's cheaper. No matter how a company operates, interns are typically paid a lower wage than if the person was serving the company with a more official/permanent job title. I hope the Try Guys take their past experience with entertainment companies seriously, and treat their interns well compared to how they were treated in the past. They certainly seem like they do at least surface level. I think it says a lot that most of their employees have stuck around for most of the company's history. It does mean that it might be difficult to find a place to fit in interns permanently into the company structure if they truly can only keep them for the duration of their internship. This business is all about who you know and how you interact with the people you know, however. So even if they don't keep her, she will have an excellent reference and has probably already made a lot of connections. Sorry this explanation is long. I think the term intern is such a loose term it's difficult to explain quickly why this may not be a permanent position, so here we are with this lengthy reply.
@@TheShauNanigans I just meant in her intro episode she talked about her past and it sounded like they hired her outright. You can look back on the episode or do your own research and decide for yourself.
@@LG_Hakubi I didn't realize that. I only remember them introducing her as their intern, which like I explained could mean a lot of things. I can certainly be misremembering that episode or maybe misheard what was said as well. If she actually is hired on officially then that's great. It doesn't matter to me enough to go looking for the episode.
I always appreciate Eugene’s honesty. I love his personas and the way he acts in the videos as chaotic gay, but him being down to earth and opening up is amazing to see. I think it’s so important because I know a lot of people love him and relate to him. Especially talking about drinking. I think it’s important to talk about drinking culture and how it can be fun, but can be dangerous and lead to consequences. And the caveat he talked about with his “best day ever.” It’s hard feeling like you have a caveat to something that should have been a great day. I love him❤️
Absolutely LOVE that Miles is still trying to explain his New Years resolution
Great conversation on alcohol. My father is an alcoholic and is dying of liver failure. It’s always been something that made me not want to drink and now that I am older, I do drink, but only socially/for events. Another thing that people don’t talk about is addictive personalities. Both of my parents were addicts and I managed to avoid being addicted to drugs/alcohol, because of their bad example, but ended up gaining addictions to other things like sugar and food. I thought I was okay because I wasn’t drinking that much, but I’m still hurting my body in the long run.
If Mean Girls taught me anything-- Eugene's hair is so big, there's gotta be countess secrets hidden up there! I'm surprised the upload is only an hour long
Love you Eugene, so glad to get some much missed content from you 💜
My my, where did the time go?!! This podcast was way too short, and I never knew how much I needed a Eugene, Miles, and Rainie episode. More please...
Thank you for this discussion!! I recently decided to chose sobriety and it’s not easy at all. This discussion really made me feel like I’m not alone. I love all the podcasts but especially when you all touch on important topics like this. Thank you 🥺💕
Good for you! I know it's hard just because I'm trying to help my neighbor through the same thing.
He spent 6 weeks in rehab. All his "buds" were drinking buddies, so he's trying to figure that out. He's also struggling with his sexual identity, and that always points toward bars. We talk a lot, even though he knows I know when he's lying.
What I notice the most is that there really aren't alternative things to do with friends, and that sucks. So many get dragged into religious groups, which isn't going to happen here. To me, that's just trading one harmful addiction for another...but that's strictly my opinion from what I've observed in the Evangelical Southeast.
Keep it up, it's really worth it, and for what it's worth, I'm rooting for you!
@AndiG keep going. Minute by minute turns into day by day then month by month and before you realize it you’re at a year. My oldest sibling is 2 years sober. He lost his job of 22 years and didn’t get invited or asked to walk his daughter down the isle. He has to keep busy doing physical things. He plays basketball every morning. He coaches baseball, umpire’s, etc. He goes to workout every morning before playing basketball. He was a closet drinker for decades but his then wife cheated and left him. This was the catapult that introduced heavy drinking and then drugs. He lost everything. He has rebuilt his life from the ground up. He is once again my big brother, protector of his 4 sisters and our 75 year old mother. He actually was working undercover and got caught up. His brain is forever changed from the excessive amount of hard liquor and the heavy type of drugs. Not the weed or taking pain pills. The hard stuff when he had only ever drank and smoked weed. He is MY big brother of whom I’m proud as hell of.
The antagonist relationship is exactly how my marriage was. We hated each other for 9 months. Then we were neutral, then we fell in love. Were together for 8 years (married for 7). Our divorce will be official this month. Always joked that we had strong feelings about each other from the very beginning, then were just negative at first.
I hope, at least, that the 8 years were good for both of you. May your lives be full of blessings.
As a Mexican I appreciated how Eugene said “Y TU MAMÁ TAMBIÉN”
I freaked out a little bit
At least the tri guys can now go karaoke together
So I guess this is when Ned's in Florida, Keith's touring with Lewberger and Zach is somewhere.... 😅😅😅
Yeah I think he said he was going to Mexico but I’m not sure
He was probably at the spa
@@daffyloubear 🤣🤣🤣
Hates karaoke? In hindsight, his suckiness was always there, we were just ignoring it because he had cool friends.
Guess he wouldn't have enjoyed Maggie's birthday party then if he was still part of them. They did karaoke in that.
V unrelated but can we all agree that Rainie is an absolute knockout? 10/10 style & all round awesome. Love having her on as a guest/Official Gen Z correspondent
"Imagine how much of our society is centered around drinking and how much of our social personas are then linked to it"
Yes yes yes yes! As someone who doesn't drink, and who has been in countless situations where I was pressured to drink and constantly had to keep saying no, thank you so so much for saying that.
I'm curious to know if anyone else has the same experience, but funnily enough, I feel like there is more pressure from my parents' generation than from people my own age. It's almost like drinking is so ingrained in the culture of that generation that for some weird reason they take issue with younger people not wanting to continue this custom.
I thought I would just share my thoughts: Personally, I have never seen the joy in drinking. All through high school, I would get irritated as I listened to my peers recount the weekends they spent black out drunk and taking pride in running from the cops when the parties were busted. I made it clear to my peers that I didn't want to drink, and so while they never pressured me into doing something I did not want, I was also not invited to most social events. It didn't, and still does not bother me though because I chose to spend that time on academics and occasionally with my small friend group that did not drink; we still talk daily.
Now I'm 21 and can legally drink, but still feel no inclination to do so because I don't like the idea of handing control over to a strange version of myself. College is a giant drunk festival, but I can assure you, there is no need to compromise your personal morals and lie to yourself for an illusion of acceptance. There is always somebody else in the same situation as you, and even if others you're stuck up or boring, their taunts are worthless because they refuse to see your value.
I stopped drinking due to getting terrible headaches (I think my body was just telling me it had had enough). My mum was living with me at the time and she had and still has trouble understanding that I just don’t want to drink alcohol. It’s been 10+ years and she still doesn’t understand. I’ve found over time everybody else has accepted it but I still get looks from strangers and acquaintances when I order water or a coffee instead of wine or liquor. I’m 38 and find it’s people my age or older who have the mentality that fun = drinking. I don’t think I could stomach an alcoholic drink now, I don’t even like the taste.
@@annasalvaggio8796 I totally understand what you're saying - my experience is very similar. I'm in college now, and I find that people are more open-minded than back in high school. I know a _lot_ of people here that don't drink. I don't know if it's because the legal drinking age in my country is 16 (way too early imo), and people of that age are hormone-driven disasters, but getting wasted on every occasion was seen as a normal, desirable thing to do. I just kept away from those situations, and some of my best friends also didn't drink, so it didn't bother me too much.
So leaving aside those 16-year-olds in high school, I feel that much of the pressure to drink comes from people older than me, like I said above. The incredulous looks, a joke here and there at my expense, the constant "oh come on, just a little sip?" at family gatherings...
Just to be clear: I've never been pressured to drink anything against my will, but these relentless "joking" comments seem more damaging to me, because it's a fight against generations of adults conditioned to consider alcohol an indispensable part of life.
Aww love the Matt and Eugene origin story 🥰
I am 15 months sober, and Eugene’s shoutout to people who are sober just strangely meant so much to me. Thank you Eugene 🥲You’re so correct that so much of our culture is centered around drinking.
watching this rn like ok sooooo the one try guy who doesnt love karaoke is ... so try guys karaoke episode with the 2nd try eheh... yes?
I keep watching random episodes and 👀 is always the odd one out or the one that doesn’t want to do something
Every episode Rainie is involved in is amazing, I love the gen z voice on the pod because it starts so many funny conversations
dying at the Native ad read 😂 Zach could not keep it together!!
I'll have to go back and listen - I usually skip them as I know a lot of them are just for paying the bills (flashback to one hilarious time on ycswu where there was a native read and then they trashed natural deodorants later in the episode 💀)
rainie, miles and eugene are the trio i didn't know i needed
Well at least now all the try guys love karaoke
As a recovering alcoholic in my 30s I SO appreciate this whole conversation ❤❤❤
Eugene’s thoughts on alcohol really resonated - put into words something that’s been in my mind for years.
Also: my lower back has never touched the bed. Is this bad? No bbls here (me poor)
I felt a hope I haven’t in a long time hearing Eugene speak confidently about long term political change in Texas. And as a Texan living in Denver I feel seen.
12 minutes in and this is my fave Try Pod this year LOL Just because of Rainie's laugh! Plus Eugene!!
This trio = fire!
im already in love with this trio and im 10 seconds in
Thank you guys for bringing some awareness to the toxic drinking culture in our world.
As someone who was sober for her last year in undergrad and is sober during the beginning of grad school, I want to thank y’all for talking about drinking culture and how it makes being sober in society difficult. Ya girl struggles from time to time because of societal norms surrounding alcohol so I appreciated listening to y’all dissect it♥️
Thank you for discussing the toxic drinking society we have. It can and does ruin lives.
A 10 minute conversation with Lee Pace sounds like a dream 😍
I love these two together lmfao and Eugene makes this so much better
12:42 this was the entire plot line of Bridgerton Season 2 🏰☕🌹
this is such a unexpectedly delightful combination of people!! would love to see more of this trio
Adding this to my fave Trypod episodes. Just a perfectly fun, light, and interesting conversation 😊
time for second try karaoke night now that ned is gone~
Well guess what Ned…you’re not invited! 🤷♀️
Such a fun episode. Love seeing Eugene , Rainie and of course Miles . Thanks for sharing.
the camera panned and i said *gasp* eugene
somehow i missed the title
I didn’t know I needed to hear Miles say “booty so big, lawd have mercy” until now
Such a good episode! Also loving hearing more about Matt and Eugene getting together
obsessed with this trio. what a great pod ep
This was amazing - have missed Rainie speaking on the podcasts and with Eugene!! I can't wait for the future podcast when Eugene gives his exclusive to those two and we can learn about all the things he's been working on.
I love how Rainie is kinda star struck by Eugene and I can 100% relate haha
Can we just have a whole series of Eugene doing podcasts using Jane Austen novels as the analogy? STAN!
I absolutely need this trio to grace us with another trypod someday- what a delightful episode!
Thank you for having these conversations especially about drinking 💕 Also yes to more exposure about everything - you can’t know what you don’t know until you’re aware of it.
Oh, Eugene, as a Texan and a pan woman with two kids. . . babe, I'm so grateful for the efforts you are making for Texans. Living here is so hard right now and every time another horror happens the response from libs outside the state seems to be "just let them secede already, JFC" conveniently forgetting that over 5 million people here voted blue in 2020. We need so much help and living here feels so full of despair so much of the time. Thank you for trying and not just writing off those of us stuck in this hellscape right now.
This was a great episode! It’s so good to see Eugene!!! Can’t wait for his secret projects to be announced. I wish him the best with all of them, and I can’t wait to see what they are for myself! And Rainie is awesome as per usual. Love her vibe. And Miles kept it on the rails! Good work all around! 💜
I’m so happy to see Eugene on the pod! I can’t wait to see what cool projects you have been working on. I just know the wait will be worth it
The BEST pod. Are there weekly podcasts with this exact energy?
I literally squealed when I started watching this! Absolutely upset with this dynamic of Rainie, Miles, and Eugene ❤ Sending love to all of y'all
I loved getting to hear Eugene talk more about himself❤️
this combo is sooo refreshing
This ep is so delightful
Highlight of my month! Love these three together!!!!!!!!
Honesty, wonderful. Just wonderful 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.
More this!
I needed this today, thank uou
Miles, thank you!!! Friends with Kids is such a good movie!
Really really enjoyed the conversation around alcohol. Miles is right, late teens/early 20's is perfect breeding ground for alcoholism because it's so ingrained in the culture
Love this dynamic. I had the same herniated disc as Miles. I had surgery to remove the herniated portion about a month ago and the healing process hasn’t been bad and I’m hopeful for increasing pain relief. I hope he finds a treatment that helps him because I know it sucks.
Wait… THE SECRET? The one that has been hidden in videos since the fatherhood series? 👀
Rainie living her enemies to lover fantasy with Timothie
Eugene thank you. You’ve encouraged me to start writing when tripod initially announced what you were focusing on!
The Ned slander feeds my soul... even before everything, his opinions and attitudes always annoyed me >:/
I loved this one so much. Great vibes
I love seeing eugene again and I'm sure this will be a great episode but I was really looking forward to having them all together again
Eugene bringing up Salonpas gave me life. We have those in the Philippines too and they're AMAZING. Idk if it will work for Miles' herniated disc, but it's definitely good for pain relief.
Miles, I had the surgery for the same herniated disc (L5/S1 laminectomy) was miraculous for me. I woke up from surgery with less pain than I went into it with. Just throwing that out there because sciatica pain is no joke.
Love having Eugene back on the podcast 😊❤️
Any trypod with Miles and Rainie is the best!