Hey guys, welcome back to According to. I'm Megan.

And I'm Sierra for this week's episode, Megan and I are pretty excited about it because we're hopping on a pretty popular trend right now.

We are going to be doing an episode called He's a 10, but that's going to be our take on all this popular. He's a 10, but

trends. You guys know what I'm talking about. So the trend originated on TikTok, and the idea is,

you could say any number in theory on a scale of 1 to 10, someone's objective or I guess subjective,

attractiveness. And then based off of whatever you

add on, it could be something good. It could be something not so great. You know, what's their new

rating then? Give that information. Yeah. So I think this was originally popular on TikTok.

You might have just said that, but I've seen it on Twitter and TikTok mostly.

And I just think it's a funny trend because it just kind of like it adds in how your

experiences with someone will like shape how attractive you view them or like what you think

their attractiveness is. Because there's definitely been times where like you see someone

you're like, oh, like they're attractive and then like you learn something about them and you're like uh not so much anymore yeah

or it can be the opposite kind of goes back to like you know when icks were like what everyone was

talking about mm-hmm that can kind of be incorporated into this trend but I feel like most of the

time actually it's probably 50 50 I was going to say most of the time I feel like it's like a lower number but then something positive but like it really is kind of split so yeah but then it also like because the trend can be done pretty much one of two ways right like it's either a high number but then like something bad that they do or it's like kind of a low number but then I also think what's interesting is like how much does that affect you know each person's rating because

when you listen to these things in your head you're kind of like having your own idea of like

what that would change the number to it for you and for some people like your numbers match what

they say and then sometimes it's like that's a bigger deal to you or not as big of a deal to you so

then like it doesn't change the number that much.

Before we get into all the examples that we're going to talk about, we can get into our weekly spotlight.

So Megan and I probably have the same weekly spotlight because we just got back from Clear Lake.

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