Im not sure when the Ear Biscuits team or Rhett and Link decided to stop censoring the few curses sprinkled in the conversations but I am very glad these 44 year old men have finally allowed themselves to embrace the fact that they are in fact, adults, who sometimes drop an F bomb
Havnt done full research but I’ve heard that RUclips would not allow your video be monetized if you had a certain amount of curse words. Maybe they changed their policy 🤷🏾♀️but I agree with ya
They are human. We curse. They are just being themselves. They curse when necessary to make a point. Which I wish I did cuz I can't not swear... except in this reply 😂
Two things happened. There kids are teenagers now and they said they'd like to grow the show with their kids and the other is RUclips went a lot more lax on their curse word censorship.
I think the only way that it affects monetization now is if it occurs within the first forty-five seconds of the video. So cursing throughout doesn't affect Adsense like it used to.
Hey Rhett and Link, I know you probably won’t read this, but I need to write this more for myself than anything. I lost my dad a year and a half ago to Covid. It was my freshman year of college and I was broken. He was my rock and at one of the most pivotal parts of my life he was gone just like that. The feeling of emptiness was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. I’ve been a long time GMM fan since the og Rhett and Link channel, but it wasn’t until a year and a half ago I started watching ear biscuits and learning who you two truly are as people. I cannot thank you enough for the impact that has had on my life. I look towards you not only for entertainment and joy, but for life lessons my dad wasn’t around long enough to teach me. I’m going through a spiritual deconstruction right now and I connect so much with your stories and way of thinking. You’ve helped fill that emptiness that use to overwhelm me and I will forever be thankful for that.
I just had a second interview for a credit union and I thought I did terribly. I was so nervous, I couldn’t sit still, and I couldn’t think of certain words. But, they called me back for a final interview tomorrow! We all get stuck in our own head for sure lol
I’ve finally made my peace with being out of place at concerts. I went to the final Elton John/Billy Joel tour in 2009 and was 20 years younger than most of the crowd. I’ve been to Yachty and Lil Nas X and been 20 years older than most of the crowd. Just enjoy yourself.
I am a recent graduate with a bachelors in mechanical engineering (Dec ‘22), looking for work and painting walls to make ends meet as I listen to this podcast. I just gotta say, it brings me comfort to listen to your confusion during that post-college transition for you guys. Being anxious and worried about everything currently, I am glad to hear you guys recount some very similar feelings.
as an industrial engineer the fact that they ended up needing someone to man the box taping machine CRACKED me up. we're literally going through the same situation right now at work
Watching this as a 22 year old right out of college working full time now is pretty cool because I can relate to every single feeling you guys are talking about
this was far and away the most relatable earbiscuits for me at the moment. 7 months into a professional field and the nervousness, intimidation, and feeling like im in over my head has been my experience. it helps to hear you guys have felt the same. thank you
I'm about ~10 years into the field, almost 5 years with the same company now. It still happens from time to time. Just think that having those feelings isn't entirely a bad thing - it's making you conscientious about your work!
@@jeffskfarmer7394 thats nice to hear, thank you. after settling into the position these days things are much better, and im more comfortable than ever before. but it does still crop up from time to time. you're very right!
I was stationed in Korea during the Halloween Stampede last year. Some of my younger subordinates were in the alley earlier that night. Large crowds are dangerous and I don’t think I’ll ever go to a concert again after hearing what they went through in the alley.
I mean I couldn't go to a Travis Scott concert because he's known for encouraging people to rush the stage and had a concert in the past where multiple people died and hundreds were injured from being crushed and stepped on.
24:23 or so- I always go to things alone! Its' a different vibe, but it can be totally fun and a good time. Don't have to worry about entertaining anyone else or anything like that. Go, have a good time, enjoy yourself! You don't necessarily have to meet up or chat at people, you can just be in your own zone
Go to Lollapalooza alone! It's in Chicago, I do it every year. I wear a bandana to cover my nose & mouth for both anonymity, dust/pollution, & covid safety. I'm not there for pictures or making friends even. I'm there to be invisible & enjoy a performance. It's a beautiful festival in Grant Park & the food is provided by Chicago restaurants & vendors. Lots of grassy areas to sit in & I think like 10 different stages.
I'm in a mechanical engineering environment, and spend my days in Solidworks designing farm equipment. I tell people my job is to make pretty pictures. It makes it so much easier!
Rhett and Link I can relate on the red face (flushing). I have anxiety. Some day my face is flushed for no reason but the thought created in my head. I get flushed talking to people. I notice it less lately. Also when I drink I get red faced.
I’ve been following you guys for so many years and have heard the engineering stories before but I genuinely cannot picture you guys as engineers. You guys were babies when RUclips started no way you had “real” jobs before that lol
The turning red thing happened to me my entire sophomore year of college! It was horrible and it happened with literally everyone with every interaction I had. Really just resorted to isolating myself because of it. Then it just stopped my junior year and hasn’t been an issue since, thankfully.
65 year old woman here. Take a blanket. and lie down. You aren't there to watch music, you're there to listen. Headed to "Hardly Strictly Bluegrass" in the Bay area Golden Gate Park in a month, for the umpteenth time. That's what we always do. You don't need a chair. LOL
Lmfao Rhett I am also a relatively new engineer, and I also get the red face and stutters when explaining myself to people with more experience 😂 it has gotten better though
IDK if Link really is out of place at that festival. There has to be "that" guy at every festival I've ever been to and it wouldn't be the same without him.
i forget that its called 'im sorry, what was that?" and i like that title its just ,, all the whooping and cheering just leaves an impression. very validating listening to that one dude at the end of the unibrow song, doing the crazy frat boy cheer the song deserves...
90% of rap/hip-hop shows I've seen live are HORRIBLE. It's so disappointing how many of them don't even rap or sing or anything...they just adlib and hype to their backing track. It's awful.
Im surprised Link likes lil Yachty. I reviewed his pizza (yes, he has a frozen pizza) on my channel, and he completely copied a quote from Pootie Tang. Not a fan of people who think they can get away with ripping stuff off.
Actually metal heads are very polite and I find metal concerts MUCH more civil than hiphop ones, lmao. When I fall there is always a sea of hands that pull me up.
@@lauralanthalasa7 That's because metal heads are awesome! I've also experienced this. I was just saying if they think the "mosh pits" at other genres concerts are rough, they wouldn't know what to do in a real metal mosh pit.
I was thinking this too! I'm gearing up to write my PhD dissertation on metal and moshing culture, so hearing their perspective on crowds was very different from what I'm used to!
Well they went to school and got the degree. Plenty of people don't go into the field they majored in. And still "claim" their degree. Bc they did the work. And payed for it.
The fact that Link's son can come to him and feel safe to tell Link when he is scared, says a lot about Link's parenting style. 🥲 I wish I had parents that respected me enough to where I felt like I could tell them how I felt without them trying to swoop in and control the situation and basically tell me I didn't know how to handle and tough situation
I’m going to school for Mechanical Engineering. I chose to do this because I like technology and am interested in how things work. But I hear a lot of negative things about what being engineer is actually like. Makes me wonder if I’m putting all this time and effort into something that I’m going to hate.
it's really all about where you end up working and who you end up working with. i can relate to everything they said but at the end of the day, i like my job a lot and my coworkers are a huge factor in that. but i've only been working for 8 months so i guess there's still time for me to change my mind LOL
Really depends on what your focus is and if you find a workplace you enjoy. Some workplaces are the devil, but that happens in any profession. I'm in mechanical engineering too - agricultural manufacturing, and on my 3rd company in that category (Thankfully there's like 7 companies here to choose from!) and the first two really sucked. This one I'm at now (almost 5 years) has been fantastic.
@@jeffskfarmer7394 I appreciate the input. I’ve heard that certain engineering jobs have a very fun and upbeat work environment, but I also know how competitive the field is. I’m worried that I might find myself in a “beggars can’t be choosers” type of situation. I’m still hopeful that I’ll find a position that I like. But the fear of being stuck with a job I dislike looms over me. Your response definitely made me feel a bit better about it though.
@@trittybitty2447 you'll land in a spot that you like guaranteed. Engineers are needed right now, especially with the old guard hitting retirement age. Right now it's our choice to go where we want and demand what we want.
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21:40 “i want him to come on our show, or just be my friend” that was so cute
Lol YES! Honesty 🥰
Omg I read this right as he said it! So cute haha
Im not sure when the Ear Biscuits team or Rhett and Link decided to stop censoring the few curses sprinkled in the conversations but I am very glad these 44 year old men have finally allowed themselves to embrace the fact that they are in fact, adults, who sometimes drop an F bomb
I do enjoy this kind of cursing, only used to really make a point heh
Havnt done full research but I’ve heard that RUclips would not allow your video be monetized if you had a certain amount of curse words. Maybe they changed their policy 🤷🏾♀️but I agree with ya
They are human. We curse. They are just being themselves. They curse when necessary to make a point. Which I wish I did cuz I can't not swear... except in this reply 😂
Two things happened. There kids are teenagers now and they said they'd like to grow the show with their kids and the other is RUclips went a lot more lax on their curse word censorship.
I think the only way that it affects monetization now is if it occurs within the first forty-five seconds of the video. So cursing throughout doesn't affect Adsense like it used to.
I wasn’t surprised link was an industrial engineer. He likes systems and optimization. He does have the personality of an industrial engineer.
i had this same reaction when i first found out he was an industrial engineer lol. i'm one too and it just made so much sense
Hey Rhett and Link, I know you probably won’t read this, but I need to write this more for myself than anything. I lost my dad a year and a half ago to Covid. It was my freshman year of college and I was broken. He was my rock and at one of the most pivotal parts of my life he was gone just like that. The feeling of emptiness was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. I’ve been a long time GMM fan since the og Rhett and Link channel, but it wasn’t until a year and a half ago I started watching ear biscuits and learning who you two truly are as people. I cannot thank you enough for the impact that has had on my life. I look towards you not only for entertainment and joy, but for life lessons my dad wasn’t around long enough to teach me. I’m going through a spiritual deconstruction right now and I connect so much with your stories and way of thinking. You’ve helped fill that emptiness that use to overwhelm me and I will forever be thankful for that.
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Sending so much love ❤️
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link is so down with the culture and i love it so much
there was also that picture of link wearing ski mask the slump god’s chain that blew peoples minds when it was circulating lmaooooo i love it so much
How do I find that pic??
I love that Rhett and Link often goes to uncomfortable places and talk about them. It's very healing. ✨
I love the podcast so much, I wish there were time stamps for parts
Link is so effortlessly cool.
Hm.
They have talked about many times they drifted apart and then came back together for one reason or another. This is what "meant to be" is like!
Engineering summed up. "I shouldn't have this level of responsibility."
I just had a second interview for a credit union and I thought I did terribly. I was so nervous, I couldn’t sit still, and I couldn’t think of certain words. But, they called me back for a final interview tomorrow! We all get stuck in our own head for sure lol
Best of luck!!!
Did it go well?! :D
@@Lbird1993 yes I got the job!
@@melrhea12 Woooo! Congratulations!
@@melrhea12 How's it going??
Link just holding both his dogs in his lap. Oh my heart!
I’ve finally made my peace with being out of place at concerts. I went to the final Elton John/Billy Joel tour in 2009 and was 20 years younger than most of the crowd. I’ve been to Yachty and Lil Nas X and been 20 years older than most of the crowd. Just enjoy yourself.
I am a recent graduate with a bachelors in mechanical engineering (Dec ‘22), looking for work and painting walls to make ends meet as I listen to this podcast. I just gotta say, it brings me comfort to listen to your confusion during that post-college transition for you guys. Being anxious and worried about everything currently, I am glad to hear you guys recount some very similar feelings.
as an industrial engineer the fact that they ended up needing someone to man the box taping machine CRACKED me up. we're literally going through the same situation right now at work
Watching this as a 22 year old right out of college working full time now is pretty cool because I can relate to every single feeling you guys are talking about
Yuuuup, same. Especially as an engineer in training, I definitely relate to the "dumb question" bit
this was far and away the most relatable earbiscuits for me at the moment. 7 months into a professional field and the nervousness, intimidation, and feeling like im in over my head has been my experience. it helps to hear you guys have felt the same. thank you
Everyone suffers from imposter syndrome at the beginning. You'll get over it.
I'm about ~10 years into the field, almost 5 years with the same company now. It still happens from time to time. Just think that having those feelings isn't entirely a bad thing - it's making you conscientious about your work!
@@jeffskfarmer7394 thats nice to hear, thank you. after settling into the position these days things are much better, and im more comfortable than ever before. but it does still crop up from time to time. you're very right!
I was stationed in Korea during the Halloween Stampede last year. Some of my younger subordinates were in the alley earlier that night. Large crowds are dangerous and I don’t think I’ll ever go to a concert again after hearing what they went through in the alley.
I mean I couldn't go to a Travis Scott concert because he's known for encouraging people to rush the stage and had a concert in the past where multiple people died and hundreds were injured from being crushed and stepped on.
24:23 or so- I always go to things alone! Its' a different vibe, but it can be totally fun and a good time. Don't have to worry about entertaining anyone else or anything like that. Go, have a good time, enjoy yourself! You don't necessarily have to meet up or chat at people, you can just be in your own zone
Link! the greatest thing is that you “didn’t fit in” it’s so great when you get to be young and wild again. good for you
Go to Lollapalooza alone! It's in Chicago, I do it every year. I wear a bandana to cover my nose & mouth for both anonymity, dust/pollution, & covid safety. I'm not there for pictures or making friends even. I'm there to be invisible & enjoy a performance. It's a beautiful festival in Grant Park & the food is provided by Chicago restaurants & vendors. Lots of grassy areas to sit in & I think like 10 different stages.
Link being the ultimate Chihuahua Dad this episode
What
I'm in a mechanical engineering environment, and spend my days in Solidworks designing farm equipment. I tell people my job is to make pretty pictures. It makes it so much easier!
I’d never listened to Lil Yachty before but I checked him out after this episode and BOY HOWDY Let’s Start Here is a fabulous album. Thanks Link!
I checked it out after this comment. Thanks! :D
Look up his recent SNL performances. Reminded me of a creative force like Prince. Amazing.
link saying turnt cured my depression
Rhett and Link I can relate on the red face (flushing). I have anxiety. Some day my face is flushed for no reason but the thought created in my head. I get flushed talking to people. I notice it less lately. Also when I drink I get red faced.
I’ve been following you guys for so many years and have heard the engineering stories before but I genuinely cannot picture you guys as engineers. You guys were babies when RUclips started no way you had “real” jobs before that lol
The turning red thing happened to me my entire sophomore year of college! It was horrible and it happened with literally everyone with every interaction I had. Really just resorted to isolating myself because of it. Then it just stopped my junior year and hasn’t been an issue since, thankfully.
Long time GMM and mythical more watcher first time ear biscuits watcher I like it so far. More Rhett and Link content ❤
If you like more, you are in the right place!
You have to watch "We plan each others perfect day" ear biscuit episode it is very funny.
Ear Biscuits is a great podcast!
its so goood, a fun one is "links camping night of horror" or something like that
I was just impressed by Link fitting both dogs on his lap
65 year old woman here. Take a blanket. and lie down. You aren't there to watch music, you're there to listen. Headed to "Hardly Strictly Bluegrass" in the Bay area Golden Gate Park in a month, for the umpteenth time. That's what we always do. You don't need a chair. LOL
you’re awesome
does anyone else watching these find that they come exactly when you need them and match what you've been thinking about to a T
Who knew? Moving the camera just a bit changed the whole thing. I no longer have any issues with the visual 😊 thank you guys
This is the first time ive watched ear biscuits in a long time because I always listen but im home so might as well watch :)
Lmfao Rhett I am also a relatively new engineer, and I also get the red face and stutters when explaining myself to people with more experience 😂 it has gotten better though
I did check out the Lil Yachty Let’s Start Here and I was quite surprised how much I liked some of the songs.
Can't wait for the moody women and sheet rock calendar!
"I want him to be on the show.. or just be my friend" ahahaha
Good Mythical Morning 🌅🌄🌅 Thank you 🙏 Rhett and Link for making my mornings easier! Love y'all 🤗❤️👍🙏
Rhett, thank you for the recommendation. I needed that.
Lmao I wouldn't even question finding Link at a cereal stand at a huge music festival. Somehow, that makes sense because it makes no sense at all
I love this for Link❤
“It’s good to have a woman who knows her way around a triangle” 😭😭😭😭
Anyone remember Link's bike story at IBM from GMM Season 1?
FINALLY. I’ve always wanted to know about this.
I feel like everyone watching ear biscuits knows that link loves hiphop
I’ll blow someone’s mind 😂 so humble link
I GOT A HOME DEPOT AD RIGHT AFTER 11:30 LOL
"And then he takes acid" I really thought that was going somehow else
Legit watching this while working on my red thinkpad nipple
The boys 🎉 good morning everyone
Good morning!
i find it hilarious that some people "recognise" link in public and call him rhett😂
An engineer that says “excetra “ is what surprises me
Oh man.. I had those exact "engineer Rhet" glasses.. 🤓
Almost as bad as Links glasses now. Not quite as bad, but almost 😜
IDK if Link really is out of place at that festival. There has to be "that" guy at every festival I've ever been to and it wouldn't be the same without him.
When Rhett said the artist took acid, I thought he ment he took LSD for a good few seconds 😂
the embarrassed red face thing oh i felt that …
i love all the mythical content, but I Adore EB because these 2 just chatting/catching up like this (speak freely, fellas!) is So Good FOSHO
This is what gmm used to be like, and should be like.
19:03 might be the first time I've heard link use the F word lol
My face still turns red over stuff I don't even care about!, But my general nature is always anxious lol
link neal I love u so mucu
1:7:20 thank you guys
Apex…the peak of good living 🤪
My son is in his Freshman year of college studying Mechanical Engineering
So Link was basically Ben Wyatt from Parks & Rec.
One day we can go together to a music festival. I can get us backstage. Or we can go hangout on one of my Yachts. Lol
hi guys ilu would/have you ever talked about making live from the living room?
i forget that its called 'im sorry, what was that?" and i like that title its just ,, all the whooping and cheering just leaves an impression. very validating listening to that one dude at the end of the unibrow song, doing the crazy frat boy cheer the song deserves...
GIRL THEY R TALKING ABOUT IT
The recorded footage of Link 💀💀
That damn red face thing has been my struggle all 30 yrs of my life. Adults are assholes about it.
not a fan of the separate camera angle view.
unique touch though!
link r u a fan of anderson paak???? u should be !!!
I’d buy that calendar
It took me 38 minutes to realize Jade was on Links lap 🙈
Listen if you didn't go through a Natalie Merchant phase I feel sorry for you
Young people think we no longer have taste in music past the age of 30.😂
How was the cursing not censored? Definitely prefer it this way!
1:02:21 fin.
Lol I accidentally paused at 17.54 . Rhett doesn’t want to hear it
24:15
Why are they both wearing rings on their index fingers
I think those are their Oura rings
They have best friend rings as well as wedding rings
Friendship rings.
The good stuff starts at 27:05.
the whole episode is 'good stuff'! 😃
Just can't do hip-hop at all - classic rock to the 80s and a little bit of the 90s and that is it - unless it is Weird Al - he is timeless.
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I get not liking hip hop but not exploring past classic rock is boring af
Taco
After people dying and being hurt at a Travis Scott show there’s no way I’d let my kid go to that alone. Wow
Isn't Link's son 18?
links microphone triggring my ocd
90% of rap/hip-hop shows I've seen live are HORRIBLE. It's so disappointing how many of them don't even rap or sing or anything...they just adlib and hype to their backing track. It's awful.
Lol they aren’t going to mention the 9 people that died at Astroworld then?
it was probably unintentional but i noticed that too
They don't have to.
Well considering this is a podcast and not a news station... 🙄
Im surprised Link likes lil Yachty. I reviewed his pizza (yes, he has a frozen pizza) on my channel, and he completely copied a quote from Pootie Tang. Not a fan of people who think they can get away with ripping stuff off.
"I'm surprised someone like someone as an artist because I personally didn't like his pizza concept". The f dude?
What’s the quote?
You guys would never survive a metal concert. 😅
Actually metal heads are very polite and I find metal concerts MUCH more civil than hiphop ones, lmao. When I fall there is always a sea of hands that pull me up.
@@lauralanthalasa7 That's because metal heads are awesome! I've also experienced this. I was just saying if they think the "mosh pits" at other genres concerts are rough, they wouldn't know what to do in a real metal mosh pit.
I was thinking this too! I'm gearing up to write my PhD dissertation on metal and moshing culture, so hearing their perspective on crowds was very different from what I'm used to!
Metal crowds are probably way nicer.
Did they go to a University…? Or a state school… and they never really utilized it… funny they claim it…
Well they went to school and got the degree. Plenty of people don't go into the field they majored in. And still "claim" their degree. Bc they did the work. And payed for it.
@@katc2040 it's different to me. I've worked for the boss and as a tech. Anyone can do tech work.
@@90spawg23 Nope. Nope nope nope. I've seen wayyyyy too many people THINK they can do the "tech work" and fail miserably all day long.
They both went to NC state and eventually did work in that field. I know Link worked for IBM for a couple years.
They went to a state university and received engineering degrees.
The fact that Link's son can come to him and feel safe to tell Link when he is scared, says a lot about Link's parenting style. 🥲
I wish I had parents that respected me enough to where I felt like I could tell them how I felt without them trying to swoop in and control the situation and basically tell me I didn't know how to handle and tough situation
Imagine being at electric forest or EDC and running into link 😂
I’m going to school for Mechanical Engineering. I chose to do this because I like technology and am interested in how things work. But I hear a lot of negative things about what being engineer is actually like. Makes me wonder if I’m putting all this time and effort into something that I’m going to hate.
it's really all about where you end up working and who you end up working with. i can relate to everything they said but at the end of the day, i like my job a lot and my coworkers are a huge factor in that. but i've only been working for 8 months so i guess there's still time for me to change my mind LOL
Really depends on what your focus is and if you find a workplace you enjoy. Some workplaces are the devil, but that happens in any profession. I'm in mechanical engineering too - agricultural manufacturing, and on my 3rd company in that category (Thankfully there's like 7 companies here to choose from!) and the first two really sucked. This one I'm at now (almost 5 years) has been fantastic.
@@jeffskfarmer7394 I appreciate the input. I’ve heard that certain engineering jobs have a very fun and upbeat work environment, but I also know how competitive the field is. I’m worried that I might find myself in a “beggars can’t be choosers” type of situation. I’m still hopeful that I’ll find a position that I like. But the fear of being stuck with a job I dislike looms over me. Your response definitely made me feel a bit better about it though.
@@paulinexong I agree; the company you keep is everything. Thanks for the encouragement.
@@trittybitty2447 you'll land in a spot that you like guaranteed. Engineers are needed right now, especially with the old guard hitting retirement age. Right now it's our choice to go where we want and demand what we want.