EP 12: Let's Review Mani Pedi, People who chew loudly, and Improv Comedy
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Welcome back to Episode 12 of Review It All.This week, we begin by discussing how Millennials have essentially been running an obstacle course since 1999, and honestly? The evidence is pretty compelling.Then we move into self-care, human chewing volume, and one of the most divisive forms of comedy ever created.Episode 12 Reviews📉 Millennials Since 1999We open the episode by reviewing the truly incredible sequence of events Millennials have been forced to live through and ask whether any generation has ever been told to “adapt” this many times.💅 Getting a Manicure & PedicureA review of the Mani Pedi experience, the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable feeling that the woman doing your nails is talking badly about you, while you're getting it done. 🦷 People Who Chew LoudlyOne of the few sounds capable of ending friendships instantly. We review loud chewing, why it causes irrational rage, and whether some people genuinely don’t know they’re doing it.🎭 Improv ComedyWe finish the episode by reviewing improv comedy, the bravery required to do it, and the terrifying possibility that audience participation could happen at any moment.Chapters0:00:00 - 0:08:50 Intro / Millennials Since 19990:08:51 - 0:26:48 Getting a Manicure & Pedicure0:26:50 - 0:48:56 People Who Chew Loudly0:48:57 - 1:10:05 Improv Comedy1:10:06 - End Picking New Topics / GoodbyeNext Episode Topics:Wearing the Opposite Sex’s Underwear • Flip Flops vs Sandals • DisappointmentAbout the ShowA podcast about 3 friends reviewing literally everything, well, knowing absolutely nothing.Follow the HostsMatt@19martymcfly85Mike@mikebernardicomedyDillon@all_the_birdsCreditsIntro and outro music: Randon Nelson: BlastOffEP - GymFloorDanceStock footage provided by www.pexels.comFair Use DisclaimerThis video contains copyrighted material used under the Fair Use doctrine for purposes such as criticism, commentary, parody, and discussion as outlined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act.