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This is the happiest & the most talkative INTJ moment in your entire skits history.
i agree oml i was surprised when she showed the mbti type đ
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We can get (relatively) chatty and lively when the discussing an idea "for the sake of argument," and/or when we find something that might enable us to read more books for longer amounts of time.
We can be happy and talkative too xD it just depends on the subject :P
@@frigginjerk I am a literal bullshit machine when I'm around others, INTJs are really not serious people once we've matured and gotten over ourselves a bit. The resting bitch face conceals a surprising knack for fuckery and adrenaline lol
That INTJ ISTJ conversation was so good. Really was a funny way of showing the similarities and the difference between them.
I'm an ISTJ, my wife's an INTJ, and their conversation is highly accurate.
Accurate by faaaar
I really liked the conversation lol
This shows that those people that care a lot of (physical) stuffs & gadgets are indeed, sensors. A lot of stereotypes paint sensors as lesser intuitives
Agreed , in common sense ISTJ as usual owning INTj đđ
You captured some INTJ spirit in this one. No one is more open to new ideas. We just have a very high bar for accepting and considering them. Then we become instant adopters if it passes our rigorous testing.
Yes, my INTJ ex was like this too. Also, he did a lot of self experiments like you'd think an ENTP would, very interesting ^^
@@catvalentine4317 lol it's true we self experiment. Best most available subject is oneself. Ad long as it's safe. -intj
"I'm very open to new ideas. As long as those ideas meet my incredibly high standards."
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@@enk335 lol.... do you expect an intj to accept all ideas, including any dumb idea? Preposterous! Gotta test it to make sure it works or it's worthless! đđđ
@@enk335 You do understand that was a joke, right?
INTJ: the only thing you need in this world is up here.
ISTJ: disagrees and tosses Descartes to the side in disgust.
There arenât enough likes to do Justice to a scene that detailed and thought out.
I had to watch the video 3 times to catch that book detail. There's so many little intricacies in these videos.
Yeah, that intj/istj with a bit of esfp was my favourite scene in the video
+1 đ„
Later that night, the ENFP found the INFP apologizing to the new house, ensuring she meant no offense, and that she would give the new house a chance and they could be friends.
I really love the callbacks to previous skits like being a genie, going to a cafe and watering fake plants. Enjoy the next chapter.
The ENFP's blissful unawareness of Se is kinda adorable tbh.
Its hurting people around them, i have enfp dad
@@user-bg5pe6ov7s intj
@Retro MoodđŹ yea most ENFPs are just useless, the world would be okay without them anyway, nothing changed. Sensors (SJ or SP) and thinkers (NT) are the foundation of the world
INFP here
When I was little, I connected with a cherry tree in our garden - I'm kidding you not. What I remember is that when I looked up on it, I was in awe of how huge and magnificent it looked.
When I turned 7, we moved to another place. Losing the tree was so heartbreaking I was crying for days. My parents tried to calm me down by saying there is an other one in the new garden but I told them it's not the one that I love.
Oh I am sorry to hear that! Did you have the chance to visit your tree again? I feel the same for when my father sold his car. I cried for weeks and said good bye to it hundreds of times and kissed it...
I'm from Maine USA. I grew up in out in the country and mountains. A couple of years ago I had to go to Boston with my dad. He was dying of cancer. I found it to be very stressful being in that huge city. One of the few comforts I found in being there Was a very old oak tree. And I was overwhelmed and needed peace I'd go and lean against the oak tree and talk with it. The tree was the only one that made made me feel better or comforted me at that time. When it was time for me to go home I had to say goodbye to the tree Andthank you. There was quite a few sprouted acorns starting to grow around it. The place where the oak tree grew New baby trees usually don't survive, As they get cleaned up or squirrels. As a thank you I took a few of the sprouted acorns, And brought them home to plant them. I spoke with them told them of their of their oak tree parent. Sadly, They didn't make it. Chipmunks found my babies. Yes I cried.
Another INFP here! I know what you mean... I've moved house several times... đ„
I had a pine tree for a good chunk of my childhood. One day it died. My hometown's weather isn't really made for pines, you see. I still miss it to this day.
Why would that be a joke? It is relatable.
And I am not even an INFP but an ISTP.
The comment about Te doms getting energy from organizing, sorting and fixing is all I need to hear from this video to know it's accurate. 100% can confirm. I flew my ESTJ ass across half the world partly so I could organize my ENTP bffs room. Ended up finding stuff he thought he lost and made him throw some garbage out. Was a great couple of days
Good to hear! a grateful infj
@@jimclayson Hahaha omg relatable
I think Iâm an INFJ but Iâm always helping people move. My husband gets miserable and grumpy and overwhelmed so I do it for him, and then I flew out to pack my sister for a move because she was depressed and my mom was worried she wouldnât do it herself. Not sure if Iâm secretly a Te dom or if the Fe can work similarly if motivated by helping someone else. I should say, I derive no joy or satisfaction from moving people. But I can do it and will. For my own sake Iâd sooner purge everything bc less stuff to worry about.
how do you exist. unimaginable to an entp lol
@@mjprozac Any type can engage in any type of behavior, what differs is more the primary motivation behind it I'd say. I don't like the concept of moving particularly, but I do however love to sort and organize because it is stress relieving and just plain fun. Others might like to help someone move because they love the excitement of a new start, it's a fun social experience, they might get free food or they primarily want to help someone they care about. Or maybe they were guilt tripped into it. Or a mix haha.
You sound like a very nice person helping people out so much though, that's amazing :D
I liked how once the intj experienced the goggles for herself, she readily and openly admitted she was wrong and took the istj's side. That is often how it goes with intjs. If you can truly prove to an intj that their opinion of something is wrong, many times they will accept that they were wrong and will take the side of whoever is right.
Thank you, Kristin, for all your work and dedication to these videos. God bless you.
0:03 ENFP and ISFJ
0:38 ENTJ and ISFJ
0:57 INTP and ISFJ
1:27 ISFP and INFJ
2:20 ESTJ and ENFJ and ENTP
3:07 INFP and ESTJ
3:48 ESFP
3:56 ISTJ and INTJ and ESFP
5:19 ESTP and ESFJ
5:47 ENFP and ISTP
6:45 ESTJ and INFP
6:53 Boo
7:05 ENFP and ISTJ
7:11 INFP
7:16 Lots of types
You're a saint
You should be in heaven đđđâšâšâš
@@crystal_turnip thank you!
The part she left out was where the ESTJ moved out the ENTPâs stuff and then the ENTP got bored and helped move other stuff just so then could have that exact moment. As ENTP, Iâll work my butt off to show up other people but then forget I have stuff to do for myself.
Yeah I agree with this in my experience with entp. -intj
My ENTP friend is just like that-INTP
There's a reason ENTP not telling anyone that we actually helped them. They could *GASP* think that we actually care! What a nightmare that is.
THE END WAS SO LOVELY AND BITTERSWEET! How good đ
Ya true. It was unexpected, and quite wholesome.
Yeah, that was a reality gut punch. I'm on a road trip to see some people in the MBTI community (among others), and when I go back home it will be to a new apartment.
Kristin listing and linking so many of those sketches...we've been spoiled by so much amazing content. I'm so grateful to be here.
Maybe it's because of the Friends typing videos on Patreon, but this felt close to the Friends *series* finale, and that got me scared about this being a series finale, even though I know it isn't.
Worry not. For sure it isn't!
@@restlessmosaic Only a season finale. Let's just hope we don't have to wait a whole year for âS02E01: The Search for More MBTI Typesâ. But absolutely no pressure, Kristin! đ
You might even say it was movingâŠ
I really misttok ENTP fro an ISTP there.
But it's true that we occasionally get rampages of work ethic when doing something for other people without telling, especially if they expect us to do nothing and bitch to us about it, just so we can get all smug about it later when they discover.
We won't do our shit tho. Not that it matters that much because most of it either still isn't unpacked from the move before or we'll just throw it in the bin soe we don't have to bother -w-.
INFJ also gave me ISTP vibes.
@@user-bg5pe6ov7s I don't think I will ever understand that side of Myers Briggs.
@@Jimmy_Jones no
ENTPs hate being asked to do something. When I said "asked" it actually feels like "being ordered" to do something for ENTPs. So ironically ENTPs can be really helpful and hiding that side. In this scene the ENTP may feel awkward for being helpful and being thanked in a touchy feely side, yet they are comfortable making people feel sorry ie trolling
@@caffemocca8855 We're not awkward with it, we just don't care at all being thanked for doing something so "observant" so to speak (such as organizing, cleaning or moving house) because we don't value at all all that bullshit.
Now if we can help you in a more "intuitive" way and you genuinely thank us for it, THEN we'll be proud for it and happy even with getting touchy feely.
Which we actually don't hate that much, getting touchy feely I mean. We obviously don't like it as much as an ISFJ or ESFJ for example, who can overwhelm us if they don't check themselves (love you Grangran). But we're still quite warm for thinker's standards, especially if we have a good tertiary Fe.
Hell, give us a good ENFP or ENFJ and we literally turn into cute fluffy balls!!
I certainly do with my ENFP best friendo, you just can't be mad at such an adorable ball of Ne cocaine.
Either way tho, trolling is always fun.
I thought INFJ would be about not wanting to move because they're not ready to make that change yet
But planning to do a very completable task yet somehow missing the deadline is also peak INFJ representation
Great work as always Kristin and good luck with the move!
Packing at the last minute is a talent at this point
Me as an INFJ. I love the idea of being spontaneous and I think sometimes I can be, but deep down I think change disturbs me. Oh and there are those times when I know I have to be somewhere and I think I've got loads of time... until I realise that I haven't đŹ I think we sometimes get stuck in that comfort zone happy place and need to shift ourselves out of it every so often.đ
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I love how the ISTJ has FJ merch. I refuse to believe those sketches happen in the same universe, on the other hand I am absolutely here for it.
Wouldn't it be awesome though if they did a collab? He just did one with Charlotte Dobre (a great humour/reaction youtuber), and I thought of our Kristin next! I think it'd be super awesome!
Love the INTJ-ISTJ-ESFP scene! Also those glasses sound incredible
I...NEED them
As an INTJ, I did not know such glasses existed, and now I very much so would like to try them. The utility gained from the glasses would far outweigh the cost, thus justifying their purchase. It would likely be a bit strange at first, but I would no doubt get used to it given time.
I donno.... I just read in bed on my stomach propped up on my elbows lol. Seems just as efficient for reading. -intj
@@grazynawolska8160 give your lower back some time there and it'll scream at you.
I'm pretty sure I messed mine up from sleeping in my stomach with too many pillows
@@CH1K3N99 I see what you're saying... but I meant to just read that way, not sleep.
@@grazynawolska8160 fair enough, if I read that way now it hurts badly, maybe it's just a trapped nerve,im just wary and don't wish it on anyone!
@@CH1K3N99 go see a physiotherapist, they will help you.
This is a wonderful and surprisingly rich and varied video.
And I'm really going to miss those stained glass windows.
And those beautiful cracks in the walls!
@@dearkristin aaah, the charm of old houses (Though I have an old house, and I love it even when the westerlies blow in through the gaps)đ
@@dearkristin And the spider :)
Eyyyy we got a fourth wall break alert. The prospect of steadily increasing weirdness on this channel amuses and tantalizes me.
This bodes well for the weirdness that I have not yet fully unleashed.
It's time to get *pulls out a brick of cheese and looks at camera with a smirk* cheesy!
The INTPs room may be bare, but that laptop has 500 tabs open. We don't need things to entertain us, we just need a robust Wifi connection.
The ENFP is a constant mood, stresses my ISTJ mum out sm. like even getting ready to leave the house, like this morning I forgot to put socks on and then in zero Se put shoes on anyway because I didnât have time to put socks on as I was already like 3 mins late, then sprinted to the bus and totally forgot I didnât have socks on till way later when I was looking for something else in my bag, and realised I had socks in there and I wasnât wearing any.
Also at the end the ENFP, I love the fact they forgot till the very end then just moved to get onto their bed and the SLEEPWALKING- I used to sleep walk occasionally but I donât anymore (I donât think I mean itâs been a while since Iâve woke up I a random place).
I also love the Meta narrative at the End about all the videos, and the Fi moment at the end got me sm because I love seeing people exercise their Fi!
if you lived in New England.. those air-socks would be massive cool đ
@@glueball214 haha- unfortunately just live in good olâ fashioned England. And am also considered pretty weird by people Around me (which now I just totally own- like yes I naturally fit the âquirkyâ girl trope and love it- mostly đ)
Keep your ankles hidden and you can forget socks forever (you just might end up with more blisters).
But what mood is it? Good? Sad? Somber?
@@Apeiron242 haha itâs the âIâm defo going to do it, it looks like I wonât because Iâm just sat around doing nothing but you underestimate my power to get it done last minuteâ - maybe a stressed mood if I leave it till very very last minute
INTP having the least stuff to pack and yet still choosing to procrastinate on doing it anyway đđ»
As an INTJ, I was fascinated by those reading glasses. I never knew those kind of glasses existed and I just googled it
The ENFP-ISFJ interaction is the perfect summary of every moving day I've lived through. My ISFJ fiancée is just... How does she do it? She even has so much more stuff than me, why do I live in chaos???
When you recognize yourself in under a second⊠đ
Hahahahaha
The most accurate ENTP portrayal on yotubue, as always. "I love being me" - literally me every day (after I troll mercilessly someone)
My house-move trajectory (INFP) :
1 month before move : Meticulously make to-do lists (down to the last details including which non-transportable plants will be given off to which neighbors). Then, for some well-deserved rest, watch CZcams videos for the rest of the week.
3 weeks before move : Begin sorting things, and in the process, discover all the unfinished projects that have been collecting dust. Spend rest of the week foolishly trying to finish at least one, fail miserably, end up creating more garbage.
2 weeks before move : Try to watch CZcams videos on efficient packing and end up binge-watching Kristin's videos instead. đ
1 week before move : Finally start to get some things into boxes, only for my ENFJ husband to unpack and repack everything I just packed, bcoz apparently, my packing is 'inefficient' bcoz there's like 0.5 inch of empty space left in the boxes. Give up in despair/anger.
1 day before move : Get an inexplicable rush of energy (like the squirrel in "Over the Hedge") and finish everything just in time.
INFP is too painfully accurate. đ *continues to caress my newly painted walls (I love you, Wall)
The crossover between the ESFP and Kristin as the ESFP was honestly trippppy in this video. I bloody loved it. Kristin your videos literally get better with every one.
INFP reminds me of when I worked up at camp and the staff would live up there during the summer. it was always so heartbreaking leaving at the end of season and needing to say goodbye to everyone who you laughted, cried, worked and played card games with leave.
The way ESTP is taping up the box is insanely chaotic
INFJ - nailed it! lol The deep, vacant stare, the sense of impending doom...
That infj thing was literally what I did the last time lol. For someone who plans everything I am crap at major life changes. Although itâs really less planning and more anxiety. Believe me plancrastinating is a thing.
As an ISTJ, I love the ISTJ in this one! The conversation between the IXTJs is my favorite part of the whole video. Also, I absolutely NEED those glasses.
Istp here. Thatâs actually a great scenario. A situation where someone âneedsâ help (sort ofâŠ) + is not getting in the way = ideal, i will help. Especially the latter. And no complaints thereafter, or if there are any, redirect them to other people. Iâd also bet a dollar that some of enfpâs stuff were conveniently discarded in the processâŠfor her own good.
A few things: ENFP immediately recognizable sitting content and delusional in utter chaos, nailed that one, love the ongoing ISFP christmas sweater thing, where is the "bread" sweater from?, love it, as a fellow ENFP I have to admit I have fallen asleep on many different things like clothes, laptops or tables, really enjoyed the Fi part. Now I wish for Te doms in my life. Congrats on the 40k and such a cool video. It must have been a mess to shoot I imagine, while moving house ^^
embrace your tertiary Te and just do the organizing your way even if everyone judges it the important part is the result even if it happens late xD - fellow ENFP who grew up with a ENTJ mom which hypertrained my tertiary Te despite the mental breakdown
@@plumplumi I am trying ^^ I really like the feeling of a "Te rush", when I am just in the moment doing things quickly and efficiently. and gaining energy from it. But I have yet to develop a more continuous, controlled use of Te. I'm sorry about the mental breakdown :/ It sounds as if your cognitive preferences weren't really understood or appreciated. My mum's an ISFJ by the way... Mental breakdowns and lack of understanding on both sides while growing up. But it forced me to get in touch with my Si. Did Mbti help you a lot in understanding your mum ?
I have an ISTJ friend and she is exactly like this. She has so much stuff but it is all neatly organized. When I first met her when we were 16 I was shocked at how her clothes were all color coded and all her jeans were neatly hung in the same section of her closet.
Iâm an ISFP and I appreciated your portrayal of ISFPs. Anytime Iâve moved I waste no time in getting up and getting things done as soon as possible. ISFPs can be the most diligent type if we really put our minds to something that we truly want to do. And I am definitely a Marie Condo-loving minimalist! So right on to that!
AAAH THE ENDING SCENE
As a person that lives beside a main road, perhaps construction sites will be missed đ¶
Also, i like a bit of a confident ISFP material in this one đ
i am an infj and rn my family and i are moving to some smaller flats while waiting for our own house to be renovated. now even tho i'd say i pretty much like it when things are organize then would often push myself to get things done.. it feels like i've never been this laziest and procrastinated before i have to pack up all of my stuffs to move LIKE IT MAKES ME FEEL STUCK FOR SOME REASON I CANT EXPLAIN IT SUCH A HIGHLY FRESH EXPERIENCE OF EMOTION RIGHT THERE
INTP here ~ I've moved to a new room recently cause of my studies. I've only had 1 luggage. My housemates had at least 8 đ Also I can relate the INFP here a bit
I feel the INTP is either what you depicted or my current house. Filled with many items of all the different hobbies I have had over the course of the last 40 years. From LEGO to comic books to movies, figures/statues that I just had to complete and books.
Oh and maybe a bed, couch and obviously a computer desk.
This is why I am never moving again. đ
Yeah, I can see either option works: if INTP moves houses often enough, there's little stuff and moving's easy, and if INTP stays in one place, lots of collections start piling up...and one can be perfectly happy in either conditions.
(I have too many books right now, but I'm not really emotionally attached to them, so if really necessary, I could move quite lightly...)
Dear lord, the first 1 minute has literally happened to me with ENFP best friend we shared a room and yes, this suppressed terror has been my reaction. Congratulations, nailed the essence of ISFJ in this situation.
PS: Welcome to the new house!
Kristin, you are just getting better and better all the time - clever, creative, funny, intelligent! I loved it! PS my best friend is an ENFP and I'm an INFP - very accurate to us both!
That ending was NEXT LEVEL. The world building of the saga and fourth wall breaking but also personal touch of it all was EPIC. I loved it so much đ đ
All the best in the new house Kristin!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Me just being a month late to reply to comments here
@@dearkristin lol itâs all good đ
Iâm an ENFP whoâs moved house upwards of 20 times in my life, and Iâve managed to fine tune my chaotic moving etiquette to the point where I can pack and move everything I own in under 6 hours from scratch. To anyone else it would look like me shoving unrelated items into bags and boxes completely and random and then throwing them into a van, and theyâd be absolutely correct, but somehow I know exactly which bag/box everything is in even though there is literally no method to it at all. Organizing and making lists will only slow me down and stress me out đ
Lost my mind when I saw the fj T-shirt on ISTJ!!!
Great video again Kristin ! Especially loved the INTJ-ISTJ-ESFP bit. I finally know what I want from life - those goggles ! đ
Ikr? Why didn't I know about those before?
Anyone: Are you sure
ENTJ: Do not question me if you wanna suffuer. I will do it.
Anyone: Still, are you-
ENTJ: *gets it done*
As an INFP, that was almost exactly how it went down for me when we moved. My dad had to put grease on a tree because I didn't want to leave it.
If I move someday (but I don't want to), I definitely will be ENFP, INFP and ESFP combined. Also, checking local cafes is a must, as an ENFP and a Costa Rican I'm delighted! Also, the last part was brilliant! XD XD
PS: The UK subtitles were even more brilliant XD XD
LOL I'm an ENFP and my flatmates were ISTP, INTP, and INFP. When we moved out, they were all in my room with huge bin bags. Each one would ask me whether an object was important, and if I hesitated they would bin it on the spot. It was painful, but necessary.
The bottomline is, you don't need to be a Te-dom to feel compelled to help ENFPs pack.
I am an ENFP and now that you pointed out I just realized that I have never packed my stuff ever.. like we moved for at least 5 times..when I was young it was acceptable but even when I grew up I just pack my in my school bag all the necessities I would need for the next one month till everything is unpacked and my mom brings my stuff back to me.. and that bag contains 3 pairs of underwear, a black jeans that goes with everything 2-3 comfortable tops/tshirts (so that can be used as pajamas too) and a pair of shorts..thats it.. and also like charger and toothbrush like that fit in side pocket.. I wear two hoodies on top of each other till I reach new home.. and that's how usually it works out.. wow I never really thought about that.. I just pack like I am going to my grandma's house and later my mom packs everything.. even my brother packs his own things.. maybe this is just perks of being youngest child cause I would never be an adult in their eyes
We're moving at the same time â€ïž I definitely hugged the walls when I said goodbye to my previous place (INFP, what can I say) but I am NOT friends with my current place so I won't shed a tear this time.
Loved this oneđ The interaction between the ISTJ and the INTJ was so good!! Jill and her gogglesđ The INFP was so sweet! Your ENTJ was so on point. Anyone who questions a Te domâs moving strategy and execution of said strategy WILL receive a contemptuous death stare!
as an intj, i love the intj impersonation! mannerisms are on point
Great content, as always. Not sure if someone has suggested this already, but here's a suggestion for a topic for a video: Types giving advice to their same Type.
I'm a huge fan of your acting, by the way.
I loved the part from the INTJ at the end.
I felt like that would be something I'd say, hahaha.
Is it an INTP stereotype that we have no stuff, though?
Because ...
... I have a lot of stuff ...
I have so much stuff that I've had to examine why I have so much stuff from a type perspective: NeSi
Naw, the INTP packing for a vacation had too much stuff. Maybe it's a stereotype that we have an inappropriate amount of stuff in any direction (e.g., 30,000 trading cards and 0 knives).
Look, fair. Like this comment if you're an INTP with hardly any stuff.
Like this comment if you're an INTP with lots of stuff.
@@dearkristin yay! Research!!! đ
@@restlessmosaic 4,000 books, no microwave.
The INTJ's approach to moving reminds me a lot of my ENTJ dad's, actually. It used to drive my mom (ESTJ) crazy because he would turn the entire house into what seemed like a giant mess and yet stuff got packed, organized and properly, every time. Same thing with unpacking: he would open EVERY box and put stuff out on the floor filling rooms and it would make her completely freak out. (Especially because that's the stage where he really relies on her to make it look good when it gets put away.)
As an INTJ I would love to be able to hire an ISTJ to organize, move, and reorganize in a new house all my things. My Te's limit is all those concrete detailed tasks that bore me out of my mind.
Same. It needs to be done tho. So I use Si in very tiny steps... before my head hurts and I run away... then come back an hour later to continue.. -intj
Excellent breaking of the fourth wall. Your writing just keeps evolving, this was funny and clever. Very impressive
Aaa, a Frank James T-shirt!
A part of me believes all the Ts are in my head talking it out, debating, arguing daily. The ISTJ and INTJ scene was pretty accurate. Definitely felt the ENTP but dressed up as INTP. The ISTP and ENTJ weren't far off either. đ€Šđ»ââïž
I might not agree with the INTJ that you need no material possessions, but I'm constantly reevaluating whether I still need the things I have. I hate clutter.
Also "That is disgustingly cheesy" is definitely something I would say :D.
Love the ISFP too, just got it done in their own time. Seems quite accurate.
Iâm intj, but if you mix the istj(who has everything) with the entj(who looks like a mess but is the only one fully packed and ready at the end) you get me at the end of each semester in the dorms or when my family moved states
I love how ur videos almost have 2 versions of them. One w/o subtitles and one with the UK ones. Although i'm very far from being an ENFP i always find myself doing chores or any sort of tasks at the last minute like chilling all night by myself doing literally nothing only to get up an hour earlier than i would to pack my stuff up before i leave for the airport/train station etc.
PS: Gratz for 40k subs Kristin! Very well deserved it!
Omg the INFP!! I am retiring next year from a place I have worked for 43 years (INFP here) and I have taken to walking around the building reminscing on my supper breaks and going to all the different units to say hi to the nurses that I know there. I am in full nostalgia mode.
Hilarious! Rooms have Stories too, I can witness that as an INFP! đ
INTPs are the ultimate minimalists because the real fun happens in our brains.
I'm an ENFP and I'm the total opposite of the ENFP in this video. I've moved many times and have made sure to keep the best boxes because I know I'll want them for the next move. I make sure I label boxes so they're easier to put in the correct rooms at the next place. I've learned what to keep separate and take directly with me so I don't have to dig for things like toiletries. My guy is an INTP and he's great for carrying all those boxes.
I am similar to you, ENFP, and I am much more organized than this depiction, but I think they are stereotyping here. I must say I am not as organized as you though, you definitely have a great inner ISTJ. I run the gamit from letting my hubby take over for one move (but I was very busy with grad. school and he had quit his job prior to moving), then for our next move, we contributed equally. For the last move, I wanted to move so much that i started packing several months b/f we put our house up, labeling, packing, and rearranging so the house would look like a showroom when it went up (not too many knick knacks!). After a move, I get anxiety and I single handedly organized the entire basement within weeks of moving, not just the upstairs. People would come over and couldn't believe the basement was so organized for us just moving.
Maybe itâs my age and Iâll develop my si as I get older- but I am very much like this depiction of the ENFP, or Iâd pack my stuff then need something I forgot I packed then have to unpack to get it.
I'm also an ENFP and I am ruthlessly organised when moving đ€Ł Colour coded boxes that match colour coded rooms at the next place, packing on a priority schedule, categorising all the items, you know the deal. I personally could not leave moving to the last minute, I would be way too stressed đ Of course, this video is comedy and relies on exaggeration so by its very form and nature it's not going to capture everyone's individual expression of type. Haha
Yes!! I would be similar to the ENFP in the vid but with a twist - it would look like I'd absolutely have no chance to get anything done and I'd just be like, "don't worry, I got it" - similar to the skit up until the end. Instead of someone else doing it for me, it'd be more like they'd see I'd somehow magically been able to get all the chaos organized and moved that night, even when the others expected I'd forget or not be able to XD
@@fearlesssfcappuccino Your description made me imagine everyone discovering you've magically moved, but to the wrong house
Holy shit the ENFP one is so fking accurate.
INTP floor mattress gang! I knew as soon as I saw it.
Iâm so happy I found your channel! Youâre such a gifted and charming performer! Itâs always a pleasure to watch you show off your super impressive range as an actor. I laughed out loud many times and I always look forward to your content.âšđ„đ„
Aw thank you!
ENFP was me when my family moved to our current house. Hadn't really packed, dad came in and just started throwing things in boxes. Also Kristin getting super meta at the end was great. Look forward to new content featuring new house Kristin đ
Yes, I have said goodbyes and taken pictures of all the houses and rooms I have stayed in and lived for my whole life. (INFP)
I loved seeing the INTJ showing some Fi and Se with her amazement experiencing those glasses.
This video is next level! đđ»đđ»đđ»
Again, I'm so an INFP.... And you really know us well, dear, sweet Kristin đâ€ïž
My sister thinks she's an INFP. She is not. She's probably an ESFJ, who moves like an ENFP. Because of her recent move, i had to go a bit ENTJ/ESTJ... Lol.... Ahhh, fun times
infp is so true. i always feel sorry for objects, and feel a connection to them for no absolute reason at all. i was shocked to see that my personality type actually has those silly qualities cause i thought i was crazy :,)
At 7:20 I thought: Oh nice, a (not so) sneaky fourth wall break. But then you turned it up to eleven and it became really meta. And then you broke the fourth wall again, if that's even possible. Maybe we can call that one the fifth wall.
Iâm an ENTJ and I know I would do everyoneâs work but not do my own lol
ENFP WAS SO ME! DOWN TO THE SHAKESPEARE SOLILOQUIES
When the ENFP woke up with all of her things gone, I thought it might of been her dream!đ€Łđ€Łđ
Took me about halfway through the video to realize you were actually moving for real
*starts caressing inanimate object and talks to them sentimentally*
Me: Yup, infp.
I laughed so hard that I forgot to leave a comment yesterday! đ Good to have Abigail back. đ€
hi Simone âŁïž who is Abigail??
@@glueball214 The infamous ENFP, also starring in her CafĂ© video and in at least one more that I cannot think of right now.đ€ EDIT: hi glueball! đ
INFP very relatable, you should do the 16 personalities watching tv
That INFJ is me right now with 10 mins left before my final exam starts.
As an INTP, I relate a lot to the ENTP, and INTJ, as well as the INTP just sitting around in their pajamas.
when we bought our house, the day we finally moved in, my ex-wife had a mental breakdown, of a sort, hid in the walk-in closet, curled up in a ball, arms hugging her knees, mumbling to herself in a combination of denial/fear/panic - not sure what personality type she is, but I suspect she is ISFJ . . . what do y'all think? I'm ISTP & was too busy working (getting everything sorted, dealing with the kids, setting everything up) to be able to relate to that sort of emotional reaction, so being used to her, I just let her ride it out, lol.
Stress overload, don't know what caused it but maybe she used the moving as a "reset" and did a quick recap of her life, focusing on what she regretted
I think every personality could go through a mental breakdown at certain point, but if we guess purely on personality type that sounds unlikely of an ISFJ, as sensors they're quite down to earth during those situations and like to have a plan, I think "the nurse" icon suits them well. I could imagine an INFJ getting more overwhelming instead, for example.
@@EnnoiaM yes, she could be an INFJ. I tried to take to test for her, after we divorced & I learned about MBTI, to see if I could learn where our personalities clashed/went wrong. Of course, no one can take the test for someone else really, but ISFJ is what came out, lol.
@@mudman619 while I'm an INTP, I got ISTP the first time, then while watching skitd I realized that I was more lime the INTP character. After that, I read about the cognitives functions, more descriptions and yes, my test was wrong
@@Catralasarguido I find myself aligning with much of the INTP profile, and during Kritin's skits I always think the INTP is the ISTP lol, although I've taken the test several times & it always comes out ISTP
I love the goggles drawer references from previous videos ISTJ wearing them like protective glasses
As an INFJ who maybe about to move this felt very apropos, though I will say that just the Thought of MAYBE moving has consumed my waking days to the point where it's almost all I can think about (it's the planning).
So I find it a bit unlikely that the INFJ would have moving day "sneak up" on them xD
At the same time, I don't live with people... If I had other people around to counsel and converse with (and hide from) it might distract me to the point where I forgot. It's easy to think "someone else (Te-doms) will take care of it", also time is weird for me, so I guess it's possible. x)
My INFP 19yr old son asked if he could stay in the empty house for the last 2 days it was still in our name so that he could âreminisce and say goodbye â sooooâŠ. yeah this couldnât be more accurate
This feels like a season finale
Also, I see you wearing that Stay Cool and Attractive shirt. ;)
Loved the reference to the ugg boots xD
The affection with walls is real.
LOVE the Frank James shout-out! "Stay Cool + attractive" in the new house! đ
đ€Ł INFP talking to a wall. Surprised? - INFP