What's up everybody? This is Nate Bargettseelis and the Nateland podcast episode 2, this episode we talk about. UFOs, Joey Chesna, little comedy talk.

And we talk about any of us have anything that could be listed as a, that could be watched as a Netflix documentary.

So everybody just check this episode out.

What's up everybody? This is Nate Bargettseelis at the Nateland podcast. This is the second episode.

The first one, I think we're going to be playing our release in both we released today or the day that this is July, which is my daughter's birthday. Happy birthday Harper.

So, you know, come, so we don't know, we don't know how this, it's kind of weird to do a second episode and we've had no real feedback.

You know? Is that good? We don't know, doing right or wrong. It could be real bad. I mean, what if people hate it so far?

They've watched the first one, no one's even watching this. Not even giving us a chance.

Do you read YouTube comments of your own stuff?

I've gone through some hole, like I mean, you're getting some rabbit hole of this thing.

I don't do it often. I'm pretty good about it. So right now I have social media is all off my phone.

So I don't have it. I'm not really checking it much. And I feel like that's helped, you know, just especially now, like when we're just at home and it's like, you just end up just staring at it all night.

I'll do it like I said, I'll be trying to watch TV and then you end up just looking at your phone. I mean, I get so annoyed with myself that I'm like watching TV. That's it's not like I'm reading a book or something that feels like, you know, like a lot of work.

It just watching a show. And so I'll just end up scrolling like my phone. So I took everything's off my phone right now.

And I have looked at YouTube comments. Sometimes I don't know. Occasionally you go check and then start looking at some stuff and YouTube is the most brutal. It's awful, man.

Yeah, YouTube's tough. They people are in there. It's the Wild West. I mean, they go after you hard. And I'm trying to think I had, I mean, I did it recently.

And I mean, they can affect you. It affects like how you do comedy. Like you're a B. You realize, you know, I always get like I say, um, a lot or um, like, you know, and so then I've consciously trying to think of that.

Sometimes it do your my act and I'll try not to say it. It still does, you know, try to still you're going to say it. Everybody says it. That person that comments says it. Yeah, exactly.

So it's just the way we talk and the humans talk. They as they think, you know, they use that. I find the people who defend you almost hurt your feelings more. Yeah.

Because I'll be like, everyone will just be ripping me and then some old lady like, look guys, he's probably new. Just, you know, come on. It comes just like you'll get better.

Just keep doing it. Yeah, you've been doing it 10 years. Yeah. They yeah, those are those are tough. Well, people will be nice. You know, because it people is, you never

post the nice stuff. You always post the mean comments. So that probably doesn't help that they're the ones that get the most. If they get anything, it's that you post the mean ones. But the mean ones can send those be the funniest or, you know, so like that's why you know, I mean, the nice ones are always truly appreciated when everybody's like, it's great. Yeah. And there's definitely more of those than there is the hate from it. Maybe not on YouTube comments. YouTube comments. I mean, they go through and it's.

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