ok, let's talk about it. - The TryPod Ep. 181
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コメント (21)
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This is the definition of men holding other men accountable and I am so proud of them for it.
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FOR THOSE ASKING ABOUT EUGENE: Eugene chose to step away from the podcast a long time ago. He is busy with personal projects and doesnt enjoy the open talk format because hes a more private person. His absence is not abnormal or a sign that hes leaving Try Guys. Just want to reassure people who don't usually follow the podcast and didn't know. This is normal.
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Silver lining; The Try guys going from 4 to 3 makes more sense thematically. A Tryad, a Tryangle, a Tryfecta. A new era indeed.
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their transparency caught me so off gaurd because YouTubers never do that. huge respect to the tryguys team.
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Ned not old destroyed his career, his family, and his reputation, but he also indirectly broke Zach’s dishwasher
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Imagine the downfall of your marriage being sponsored by DoorDash®️
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crazy how it’s been a WHOLE YEAR since the scandal that broke the internet
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"I think the stages of grief... I think they're a circle." - Keith. This is awful. Such a betrayal of trust. So much love to Ariel and the babies, to the Try Team, and to the remaining Guys.
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The fact that Zach was worried about Ned suing them if they did this "wrong" reveals to me something new about Ned that I'm not happy with
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Man the complete irony of how careful you had to be in dealing with this situation compared to just how careless Ned was is unreal.
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I like that theyre leaving the door open for Ariel.
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This is such a healthy conversation between men about their mental health and as a man who struggles sharing with other men, I really appreciate it
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Let’s be clear, the try guys didn’t lose our trust, Ned did. We still love and support you guys.
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Let Ariel know we LOVE HER
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"it was a workplace violation and that's that" this is just like a beautiful summary of how great zach is in this video. His usual video personality is kind of goofy and it was so nice to see the absolute practical Boss Style come out, really well done
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Please don't stop doing Without a Recipe. Fill the fourth slot with a guest cook or a staff member and make it fun. Keith needs to get a season to bring back Daddy's Favorite
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I feel like Zach, Keith and Eugene have set a new standard for how male managers respond to this kind of situation. I've seen so many sweep it under the rug, stand with their male colleague and force out the victim. The Try Guys have dealt this swiftly and with clarity
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adult friendship loss is trauma like no other. would love to hear y'all explore it more—there's not tons out there
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the fact that they are scared of lawsuits in this situation means things with ned must have ended pretty poorly and I'm so sorry for them for having to deal with that, but they are being so strong throughout this. This wouldn't be easy for anyone.
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I know so many people have said this, but if anything the official response to Ned’s scandal has STRENGTHENED my perception of the Try Guys brand. I am even more proud to be a fan because of the professionalism, candor, and empathy expressed by the Try team.
