If you're the kind of person who needs a trigger warning, trust us.

You're going to want to change the station.

That sounds like being a snowflake if you asked me.

Because this is World First Morning Glory.

Trigger going to get pulled. Charlie, we were talking about the looks maxers and all of the lingo and everything that you're seeing in some of these posts.

Do you think that...

Is it as prevalent and as popular as it's being made out to be?

Or is it, it makes for an interesting article in the New York Times or something to write about clavicular.

But is it really that prevalent?

No, no, I don't think a lot of, like, I think most of the people watching it, or kids, young boys,

I don't think they're doing most of this stuff, but they're consuming it.

And they're watching.

But if they are consuming it, aren't they influenced by it?

They're influenced, but they're not like, I'm saying like 95% aren't probably taking any real steps to look max, but they're still watching it.

Maybe they're doing little things, but they're not going to smash their head with a hammer,

but they're going to start talking like that with their friends, back and forth. I just read the whole Reddit post of this mom that's upset. Their son won't stop saying that he's jester maxing. He's like, what happened to him? He's just normal. Now he's... How he's jester maxing? Yeah, and that just means being funny. Instead of, if you're not

a chat enough, you don't have a strong enough jawline to pick up chicks, so it's better to jestermax, be a class clown. It's just being a class clown. That's exactly what you used to have to do in order to... So the kid's not any different. He's just using a different phrase to describe this. Annoying terms about picking up foids and stuff.

So that's where the influence is really happening, I would say.

Okay.

But for the most part, maybe it's good.

Maybe kids are taking more showers, boys.

I don't know.

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