Embarrassed At Celebrity Halloween Party... - The TryPod Ep. 186
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Zach and Keith may have been a bit too cringe at a celebrity halloween party, and they're making it YOUR problem.
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Zach’s socks are too close to being skin colored. He has mitten feet, like he has no toes lol
I was trying to figure out what I was seeing thanks Keith
I read this as I was watching and he immediately crossed his legs and I saw it and I am scared
Ew, YES.
I thought he had his toes out and they blurred it
Are they stockings? It's really freaky haha
i’m obsessed with the commitment to the clingsbury crunch bit
If we all play into it hard enough maybe they'll add it to the merch line-up
I'm legit glad you said so because I haven't been listening regularly and I was soooo confused lol
I listen pretty regularly and I was still lost 😂
They’ve committed to the bit
Where did it come from?! I’ve seen them keep up with it on Twitter but I missed it 😭
They need to do a Try Guys video of "The Try Guys Create Candy", where they learn how actual candy is created (maybe both the industrial and the homemade?) and do their own Klingsbury Crunch.
I think they did a homemade candy face-off once before but love the twist!
Yeah, but Becky, the Candy Queen, HAS to be there!
I know lofty pursuits did a episode with safiya so they might be game?
Honestly would love that
@@aquamelissa and i feel like the workers are chaotic, so they would have so many ideas & would 100% support Klingsbury Crunch
We need a Claire Saffitz x Try Guys collab where they “gourmet make” this goddamn bar with extra gunk. Pls.
Is Claire still doing those?? I haven’t been keeping tabs on bon apetit employees since all the drama that went down 😭
@@kasiabennett1540 she has her own channel now and releases videos demonstrating recipes from her 2 cookbooks- but doesn’t actually film anything related to gourmet makes anymore
@@ElleAlexandria thank you!!!
She’s a horrid person. I used to love Gourmet Makes but I can’t watch her anymore after hearing about her behavior toward the minority employees at BA.
@@kasiabennett1540 they work for NYT. Some really good videos.
Keith's comment about halloween being about socializing children... DING DING DING. My 3 year old had so much fun this year and got to see other children dressed up too, it was wonderful for his development- especially since he was born during Covid. These little things are actually so huge, like taking your kid out for Halloween.
YO he’s so insightful. Honestly, Keith would make one hell of a sociologist or psychologist
@@jillianmckenna9869 Keith is everything my inner child can only aspire to be.
Yes!! My niece is 4 and Halloween is one of her favorite holidays. She loves dressing up, telling people what she's dressed as, and vibrating with all the sugar she sneakily eats 😂
Such a great point! There’s so many “trunk or treat” events that happen all throughout October as well and fall festivals, pumpkin patches, so many opportunities for your child to have fun and interact with others! ❤
hi there! I would like to open the conversation on this topic with some insight from the perspective of disabled folks. sometimes children are in a position where they can not speak or interact with adults or strangers they do not know. (autistic kids, mute or deaf kids, kids abused by adults, etc.)
I do love that Halloween is a way for kids to socialize, however I dont think its very fair to disabled or generally unwell children that all kids have to interact in order to get candy. this can be very othering. also, children shouldn't have to disclose their disabilities or traumas in order to be treated with candy on halloween.
absolutely try to socialize with people on Halloween, but don't treat them differently if they do not interact or respond, please!
If they don’t make actual clingsberry crunches, can they at least make a fake logo and slap it on a shirt for podcast merch?
keiths slowly losing his smile as miles explains pink socks and then the next shot is him hunched over laughing silently is killing me
It's adorable watching Miles morph into his goofy dad persona. Him putting a top hat on and doing a little diddy for the younger kids so they wouldn't be traumatized from his halloween costume was wholesome 🥺
He’s literally my favorite. He needs to be the new official try guy.
Keith's smile falling from his face as he hears what pink sock means after singing about it, is definitely a moment. 35:20 😅😂
I def googled what it is and lawd....lol
This was def my fav reaction! 🤣🤣
I wish there had been more camera coverage of Keith's face included during that bit!!
@@sausagebased Me too!! Then they could show it as a no context video on Second Try.
I love that he even started out in a semi sleeping state to completely perked up.
This trio is elite tbh.
More elite as a Quartet with Rainie
I'm freaked out by Zach's feet this episode. His thin socks are almost exactly a match for his skin tone and I thought for a moment that he had webbed feet and no toenails.
I'm so confused about the girls assuming they're too young to know about Maggie's costume, cause like me and my friends are in that age range (19-23) and Princess Diaries is iconic to us
Typical pick me nonsense. They'll probably grow out of it.
my brother is literally 12 and one of your typical "that's for girls" kind of child, and he knows it to heart, idk what were they on lmao
Literally I'm 21 and princess diaries is just a part of pop culture
Apparently there needs to be a “try guys and company learn CPR “.
Keith’s reaction to pink socks was hilarious, he truly was so shocked
I googled it 😂 oh man, that was a mistake
@@dawnmontero3865 🤣🤣
@@dawnmontero3865 😂 it was definitely not what I expected. We learn something new every day
The way his face changed slowly 😂
I keep replaying that part😂
zach’s outfit was discombobulated in the most fashionable way and now i’m making it a mission to make clothes go together that “aren’t supposed to go together.” i am LIVING for zach’s sense of style.
I love the vibe of this podcast so much more as a duo + miles. chaotic good.
Imaging a Phoning it In episode. The pro chefs have created their own recipes for Clingsberry Crunch and the guys have no idea. But part way through, they realize they're making raspberry gunk and lose their minds
Tucci month for guilty pleasures is DEFINITELY a GOOD idea
I love tucci
Can we just acknowledge the fact that the “hey baby” sample sounds more like Zach’s regular talking voice than it does to Keith’s impression of it 😂
i genuinely thought it was Zach's voice until Keith recreated it💀
@@maryelizabeth1216 SAME hahahah
As a daughter of an immigrant the 28 min mark made me think forcing kids to talk to people will not help with your social anxiety as an adult lol my mom forced me to translate and talk to people all the time about government stuff, dmv, court hearings. As an adult I don't talk to any neighbors or anything. Luckily my 3 kids came out super talkative and friendly they even find mom friends for me 😂😂
I know they were just talking about trick or treating but I got flash backs as a kid and my mom making me talk to people
Yeah making an introvert/neurodivergent person talk to people, especially people they don't know is very very nerve-racking and makes you not want to talk to anybody later on in life. You did enough when you were younger against your will, right?
as a shy, autistic child, i can safely say i only liked trick or treating when i went with friends that would say stuff for me. & i absolutely hated the houses that would make each of us say something ("trick or treat," what our costume is, etc.) to the point of memorizing which houses did that & refusing to go to them. i did however enjoy the overall experience of running around town with my friends in a costume that i got to pick out/design so i have fond feelings when looking back. which... is a little weird because i live in north dakota so our halloweens usually had snow & we would have to wear winter gear under our costumes 😭
If the kid needs space, the parent/attending adult can just say so. I'm not a parent, but when I have my neice/nephew/little cousins I don't let them get in over their heads.
Same! My mom would make me do all the talking and now I absolutely hate it
Yeah, that part of the podcast definitely rubbed me the wrong way. Kids shouldn't have to perform for you in order to get free candy on free candy day, especially if they're non verbal and/or neurodivergent.
This might be a bit harsh, and forgive me if it is, but them talking like that was a bit ableist in my opinion.
Zach said: "It's a rainy day"
I heard: "It's a Rainee Day"
Alas, only one statement was true.
The long ass bleep out of miles explaining a pink sock was the funniest shit I’ve heard in forever. I LOST my mind hahaha bravo
We need a try guys video where they bake what they imagine a clingsberry crunch to be
Im imagining crunchberry with jolly rancher flavored gunk tbh
I super want this haha!!
So we need to go on Good Mythical Morning and get a different universe snack episode and get them to actually make the clingsberry crunch! Josh def could do it!
The disbelief in Miles' voice when he says, *"Gallop?"* in response to Zach telling him to gallop around in a diaper
watching Kieth's smile fade during the discussion of pink sock sent me
Imagine being the kid Keith called a little gremlin, and then growing up to realize who that was 😂. What a story!
just had to say that i big agree on socialization for kids being a good thing, but forcing kids to talk is not socialization. interaction and communication are not strictly verbal!!! just a small reminder 💖💖💖
I do think that Halloween can be about socialization, but it is important to be accepting of people who MAY NOT be able to talk/socialize at that level (Autism, Downs, etc.). Like I get the general vibe, but we need to be understanding.
What i took from that convo was that its generally good to get kids to socialize because that's inevitable once you grow up. Im sure they wont encourage forcing a kid with down syndrome to talk. An unfortunate part of podcasting is that its a conversation where you cant write out the perfect script that includes every caveat or preface every sentence that includes all perspective
That being said its not to say that you're wrong or that its not something that they can improve on, but just an inevitability that comes with conversation
I had to google what pink sock was and absolutely lost it after knowing what miles just explained and their reactions 😂😂😂
I made it a whole day and just googled it after your comment. Keith is all of us in that moment. Heavens to Clingsberry
Same. Oh my God. I need to stop googling what stuff means cause I'm traumatized every time lmao.
The way Keith describes how trick or treat works makes me think about the kids learning if they talk to strangers they will get candy.
I think y’all should restart baby steps but it’s miles and Sarah just asking Rachael questions
35:59 You can faintly hear Keith "I would hate for my butt hole to be turned inside out"
The only problem with expecting people to say trick or treat is that there are neurodivergent kids that are only semi-vocal to completely non-vocal, it’s not up to them to tell you their neurotype to justify them getting candy on a night they’ve tried to participate in- it can be super dangerous for us when we’re kids to tell strangers we’re autistic or have ADHD as predators seek us out the most. If that makes sense?
I love how the pink sock conversation is bleeped but then Keith says it out loud anyway at 36:07 🤣🤣
He said it so quietly I don’t think they noticed
As a person who is 21, princess diaries was and is THE SHIT
I always love your pod and it makes me laugh (Keith's face was funny). Please be careful with nonverbal kids who trick-or-treat. As long as you are not being assholes to them, then have fun. Love your pod and glad you are still doing the pod!
I was hoping someone had said this!! There are kids who struggle more to interact and they still should be allowed to participate in Halloween in the way that they can
I still want y’all to go Ghost Hunting!!! At least Zach and someone from the office🤣
@@kellie6496 I think it would be so funny!!! I don’t think Becky wanted Keith playing with spooky spooksters, so she probably won’t go😩😂 The guys and their partners would be hilarious though!
Miles- you can keep someone alive for hours doing cpr
Zach- prove it
Me- my uncle had a heart attack, and was down for over an hour. The only reason they kept going was because it was slow in the er. He was pissed they brought him back (his husband died a few years prior, and said he saw him, and was at the gates, and then was pulled back into his body)
While I totally feel what you guys are saying about kids saying trick or treat, keep in mind some kids are nonverbal and literally can’t say it like my daughter. Not every kid that doesn’t say trick or treat is just being a little stinker. ❤
I think Keith says how it’s about learning to interact socially which I think for non verbal kids seems to still be the experience. Loved seeing your comment bc it highlights that not all the ways that Halloween helps our kids learn to socialize don’t mean specifically saying the trick or treat. For children with communication differences it’s an opportunity for them to navigate socializing in a way that suits them too, and they get to practice 40 times if they want to. A child in our cul de sac is nervous with strangers and has some verbal tics when nervous so he came to our porch 8-9 times and we welcomed him like new every time.
I’m not even a big spooky scary Halloween vibe lover but have loved it since becoming a parent and couldn’t pinpoint why. I’ve never heard someone phrase it how Keith did here that the biggest thing about it is socializing our kids. He’s totally right ❤
Saying that nonverbal kids still need that socializing experience from Halloween is a weird take. Yeah it's helpful for some kids, but speaking as a someone who deals with selective mutism Halloween was just a bunch of stranger adults getting annoyed at me for not being able to say "Trick or treat" and refusing to let me have any candy. I couldn't speak at all because I was overloaded and the forced social interactions made it worse, especially as I noticed a lot of houses that made a big deal out of it didn't force all the kids to say it, just me because I looked uncomfortable. I hated Halloween until I was an adult because of this "we have to socialize them" mind set. That's their parents job, not some rando's on one of the most sensory overloading holidays of the year. Sure I learned how to interact with a stranger but from the stand point of they'll be mean and treat me different than the other kids and exclude me if I don't do what they say. It was so toxic. Ya'll aren't helping non-verbal kids on this holiday by doing this, you're re-enforcing that they have to hide that they have a difference or a disability to be safe.
@@zerocraic3966 non verbal kids do not need to “learn to socialize” that is so backward
The sound bar should just have a variety noises Keith makes.
DO NOT GIVE KELSEY THE FOG MACHINE REMOTE!!!
Oh I had forgotten about that😂
You guys should reach out to Hercules Candy in New York to see if they'll help you make Clingsberry Crunch a real candy!
Omg I love them!! I love watching their videos they are soo good!!!
I know them meeting Eddy Burback doesn’t mean much but I would love to see him in a Try Guys video. If they ever do an Eat the Menu at the Rainforest Cafe for some reason, they have to bring Eddy on
Not all kids are verbal; please don’t require them to say ‘trick or treat’.
As a 21 year old girl, the princess diaries where my shit growing up. Ask anyone and they would say I wanted Anne Hathaway when I grew up. I’ve watched both movie way to much
I went to get my things from my work locker yesterday and my backpack was just stuffed with Clingsberry Crunch Bites! Amazing! Admittedly, would prefer more gunk but you take the Clingsberry that chooses you, yanno?
Watching the smile fall off of Keith’s face while Miles explains pink sock 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Zach I feel you! I have to fight with my pharmacy about getting my meds. They fax over requests to my Dr's and then the doctors office likes to act like they never got. It's ridiculous
I know it is just really really wrong but my petty heart would love to hear one of you guys sign off with “staaaaaay loyal/faithful” 🙈
I would die 😂
I maintain that buying books and reading books are 2 entirely separate hobbies.
I’m so glad Keith mentions Zach’s pink socks bc I couldn’t tell if they semi blurred them or if all his toes were webbed 😅
Keith’s reaction to hearing what pink sock is was true comedy 😂
I think a stanley tucci move marathon is a delightful idea
Not me immediately going to Urban Dictionary to find out what "pink sock" means 😬
The hold that clingsbury crunch has on this podcast 🙌 I even found some on my balcony this morning
For the halloween-like holiday in the Netherlands the kids aren't dressed up but they make a lantern and have to sing a song to get the candy. I always adore that little interaction :)
Any song, or a specific song?
I disagree with the trick or treat requirements.
I believe they receive the candy as a kindness because their very existence is joy and is worth the exchange. The kids don't even have to look at me to get candy. I also give candy to big kids too, even if they're 18. The kids don't even have to have costumes. I enjoy bringing joy and delight to the kids simply because their joy is infectious and wonderful.
Also some kids are non verbal, some kids are selective mutes, there's a whole host of reasons why the trick or treat or a happy Halloween is not required for me.
I was having a pretty bad day today and this was really a nice boost. I love the energy you guys have, it's really infectious. This brightened my day and helped me turn it around. Thanks for your content!
CPR: Good Samaritan laws only apply to humans. I took a pet CPR & First Aid class via The Frontline Coalition and learned that you MUST obtain verbal consent from the pet owner in order to provide pet CPR or first aid, since pets are legally property.
I am stuck in Vegas in my hotel room because I tested positive for covid and I am here for work training so I have been enjoying podcasts lately so I am glad yall posted today.
Hope you get over it soon.
I love you guys and have admired you two for the longest time. I do want to say, though, that on Halloween, there are some kids who are nonverbal or have some kind of speech impediment/disability. I used to require every kid to say something too, but then realized that there are some kids who really really really don’t want to or cannot. My only requirement now is just kindness and patience. You ain’t getting no candy if you a meany.
“Zack talk about your…fucking tea or something” lmao
If we don’t get a video called “Try Guys Make Their Version of Clingsberry Crunch” ima be pissed
those girls who didn't know mia thermopolis weren't too young they were just uncultured 🤚
that movie is a classic for ALL AGES. -- 18 year old who thought maggie slayed
How long before Kroger/CVS/etc start to release statements that they do not carry Klingsberry Crunch, now with extra Raspberry Gunk.
This might be my favorite yet! LOVE the Halloween talk!
One of the best episodes so far 😂 its just pure chaos and its needed
Just an FYI, some kids like my own look big enough to understand what you’re saying but they don’t
My 4 year old has what’s called Speech and language delay which means not only is he speech delayed but he has a very hard time understanding what people are saying :)
There WERE some older folks that tried to ask what he was and “what do you sayyyy” but he didn’t fully understand what they were expecting this year. He did learn “Trick or Treat” though :)
I totally feel Zach! I too have an Autoimmune Disorder as well as anxiety and depression and getting the pharmacy and dr.s to talk to each other and fill my meds on time is so draining. I literally spent 45 min today at Walgreens and I still walked out without 2 of my meds.
the transition to miles’ advice segment was great 😭😭
I hope that when the guys decide to call it to a close with the wider project, they keep doing a podcast together. The energy is so fun and chill
My family always make older kids tell us a joke, dance or do a talent. Its so much fun and the kids all crack up. We would have kids that would remember our house and would come loaded with a joke.
I am unsure if Klingsberry Crunch is real or not now
I’ve always loved the trypod, but these last few episodes have been so great and chaotic. This is what I love in a podcast
honestly this unhinged laidback era of the trypod is so wholesome & fucking funny. giving og SF TableTalk vibes & I am so here for it
I heard “Tucci Month” and went “what is a toochee?” then Keith mentioned Stanley Tucci. Great actor, btw. Love his role in The Devil Wears Prada.
Just finished watching the meditation video and now I get to listen to this, yay!
One of my main bits for being ok with kids not having to say anything, not all kids CAN say anything and they should also be allowed to experience Halloween
Zach's laugh that is barely suppressing his shock. Keith's abject horror. Miles's almost-delighted face at their reactions. Absolute chaos. 😭😭😭
zack's "prove it" after miles gets done with his scuba story KILLED ME
The fact that clingsbury crunch won’t die is my favorite thing ever
Came from apple podcasts just to see Keith’s face after the pink sock discussion 😂
I see the merch plug and I’m here for it (if you’ll be talking about the new merch in this episode later on, just know I’m writing this during the first 2 minutes. Still dig it tho)
i really enjoy the trypod with you 3! thanks for the laughs and omg! I just found a clingsberry crunch in my desk drawer! The limited edition mystery gunk supreme! How exciting!
miles: *has almost an hour to think of advice and doesn't*
lmao I love it.
also can't wait for miles to be the resident Pa of the pod!!
I I love that the klingsberry crunch bit it still going lol
The one thing i disagree with is requiring kids to speak during trick or treat. There are many disabled kids who can't speak for one reason or another and it would be devastating for them to not get candy just because they're unable to function neurotypically. I just wanted to put it out there some kids may be Autistic or have a disability that makes those interactions hard and we should be compassionate to that. But I'm positive in my heart if they had thought of that they'd be happy to accommodate those kiddos. Keith and Zach seem to like kids, Keith especially, enough that they'd be happy to make sure. Some people just don't think about it so I thought I'd mention it.
I freaking LOVE the way Zach brought up the clingsbury before the miles advice 🤣
The sincere continuation of the clingsbury crunch (with raspberry gunk) bit is everything we tryceratops fans need right now.
you folx are adorable and I love it. You're making quarantining more fun, thank you.
the transition from the klingsberry crunch bit to miles' advice killed me
Is anyone talking about Zach’s… socks/feet?? I didn’t think he had socks on because they’re SO flesh toned but then I saw the toes and I?? am a bit unsettled by what I’m seeing
The thing about CPR is that you need to do it fast and deep enough. The beat of Stayin' Alive is what I've been taught, multiple times, and the ribs are likely to crack. It's very hard work, and I commend those who are brave and present enough to try to save a life!
i love the energy of this episode!!
Pink socks and Birkenstocks…. “Are you?” Made me laugh SO OUT LOUD
I am loving the TryPod so much more with just these 3, but I truly miss Ariel in YCSWU
Nope, Zach that's not the take for 2022. Some kids are nonverbal so don't expect them to say Trick or Treat. Praise them for saying it but don't deny them for not
When Keith talks about dressing up for a baby shower and you see the pain on his face that he cant mention Wes or Ned 🥺😢
saw that too ☹
“Hey, baby!” is funny every time.